davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-23
Cine fomtid1e unterbrehuno.

QluS 2onbon i6retbt man ben vMtin9.
Neueit. 9tabr,": 2oro &oieberD lit 9ant
Der Trti6e ietner @ebanfen unb ser liner
i60pflt6fett ieineS @tbes elmer ser popl1z
Idriten BOltsreoner er herftebt es, Die
Qufmertiamteit Der grOBten 9erlamml1n=
gen fturtoenIang gu %feiieIn. Ginmal tpur6e
ct aber bod unb bas fir Wtnuten i'm feier7
Ii6iten MOment i9dnblib unterbroben.
Ser 2orb ipra6 in 2eebs. 9aS @ebGllbe,
in benz bic Concentration itattfano, tpar
tpte 9ewObnltcb bel iol9em NnlaB bis gum
@ritifen OOu. gu ietnen TiBen fab Elm
Seer eifrig i6retbenber~ 9teporter, barunter
etn S6otte Don Der alten SAule. Die
6ibe murbe INNER Dryer, an benz @las6ab
i6lu9 itb Der Ounlt nteber un6 lteL IN
Sropfen auf bic Gerlammlung berab. Ser
&ebner be9ann eben feterLtcb feline Ser
%orotio, unb bte 8eriammlung Laulbte
at6entlos, Oa G0ite iib oben Elm b%cionbers
D%olumtnO1er GrOpfen unb-plati6-ftel ct
auf ben &aplfopf beS Sbotten. User
ipuft ba?" rief nit Iauter Sttmme baS
unipiIi9e Opfer beS SropfenS. &aum mat
i6m Der NuSruf entfabren, ais itb aucb Sic
gauge Seriammlung Dor 2acben fDrn1ltcb
pdl5te, -2orb NoieberD m1Bte feline patbes
tiiDen S6luBtpOrte fir ii0 bebolten.
, 1893-06-23
@eripatete 0roktnutb.

Die Gtienbabnen ma3en ieBt enbltb
Wtene, Die Sabrpreile berab3uieben. 9aS
bdtten ie fcbon friiber tbun fouet, BENIN
Ser iibergroBen Mtebr3abG Ser 0anbeSbeoO11
ferung, benz 8~auernitanoe pir6 eS ieBt
nt6t mebr m09li6 ietn, aus ser Breise
e%rmGbigung geuben su 3ieben. 9ie 3eit
Ser grnte ftebt Dor ser Sbiire unb fam Der
Sarmer ni9t 6aus utb 6of i'm SttA
Ialien unb cine IGn9ere Sprtbtour antrez
ten 6aS mtrb benz in ber NG9e bon Gbtca9p
pObnen6en 2an0manu i6on i6mer, mie
bel mebr erit ben 6unoerte unb Sauien6e
bon Wteilen Gntfernten. Die Grntearbetz
ten aber eritreden itb bis it BEN September
bt1etn uno tpenn oaS @etter 6olttt ungiinz
itt9 lit, bann pfetfen bic 9anbleute auf bie
N%uSiteQun8 urb bleiben btbiB 81 6auie.
Damn nerlieren ntcbt nlr ite, ionbern aucb
bic @tlen6abnen, = unb Bic NuSfteaun8S@
geieGl6aft unb bic Gbica9oer 6oteltptrt0e.
Den @tlenba6nen bGtte man cine etpaS
gr0Bere &enntniB t6rer &unben ~3utrauen
ioQen. @lber bieQetbt 6oben ite ou3 etnen
@nOrang nt3t %gepO1t, %ion6ern ben 6eiiez
from tnnerbalb Der iebigen 2eiitungSfGbtgz
felt tDrer 8etriebsmittel balten ipollen.
, 1893-06-23
Scr 1tmteraama Ses ..@tetprfn.u

8eim 0fanOOerircn auf ser 66be bon
&ripoIt tit Oas 8etpoIti9e engliibe arieosz
i4iff DGictorta," bas 9tbmiralsi6iff Ser
Wftttelmeerflotte, pon Dem &riegsicbiffe
v@amperDopn" in Ben @run6 gebo6rt nor
ben un6 9egen fi%inf6unbert Wtenic6en itnb
NIT benz 8raf in 6ie Siefe gefa6ren.
Die llrlabe mtrb ie6enfaQS pieber in
ber S9iperfGIigfett Ser ~etiernen GoIoIie sut
iu6en ietn, Bic ein raibes 2lustpeicben UNI
m08Gieb mocbt.
, 1893-06-23
Gine brape Chat.
Der Sremfer Peter Wels rcttet einen Knoben
pom itberen 0ooe.

8eter 8caS, Elm 8remier Ser Chicago
& NOrtbpelterrt 8abn, rettetc gsitcril inn
Srutn8 Yart elnem~ 67iG6rigen 8nabcn ba5
2eben. g8eaS bate, auf Dem 9ocbc cine5
6racbtipagcnS itebcnb, einen &uaben auf
benz n0rOlibcn S6icnenitrange, auf benz
etr 8aiia8icr5ug l6neu berantam, nieber=
fallen ieben un0 Der &lcine mitroe iicber
ii6erfahren ipOroen fem, wenn nicbt g8eIs
tpie Der 8tno ber5ugeiprlngen ipGre unO
ibn aut8eboben bate. SIM nGcblten Mo@
ment bOnnerte Ser 3ug Ooriber, bieic8
Mal Our6 bic tibne Shat Oes 8remierS
nm Elm Spfer bctro8en.
, 1893-06-23
StdotiIhes.
1m oeutfhen Oorfe.

Sur oaS Gon5ert, tpelcbes beute 9fd6>
mttta9 UNI B ltbr i'm 6eutiben0 orfe begtnnt,
TT oas folgenbe bibl9e 9ro9ramm aufgez
1teut tporoen:
l. 9beI - @apaGerie.
l. 8euti9e Sreue, Mari6 ............. &C., Serolb
Z. Mn9drll9e Sultiptel=Cupertu 1900. &6ler=gela
: sm per ld9pnett blauen SOnan, @al3er Sob. gtratB
+ SulareHrt1.. Sr Sptuoler
2. She'll Snfonterte.
s. 0npertnre gut Oper Ser critic SlidStaoa.G ali6er
:. gMS salittbs Sr9umbilb aug Der Oper p9ie,
8. Gin Sag IN NuBianO, 8ontoiie a la cosae
.........9. Sprrt
8. 2beil - G~aooaerte.
9. 9enti6lanbs @tola. Seftmari6 49,. 81. 0berrei8
~ H. S e;b ssnSa S} 2ar aafp s Per ~SroBmo9ulo ,Maoran
Il. Spuntagsreiter=9 oIopp ................9 Serolo
4. She'll Sufantere.
10. 9nberture au Sd. Sbrners gOIanrunbe s.. ea6ner
a. 9Settft, Metb 1n6 @elanH g9aI5er......S Sob. 9trauB
To- Eo1too=Dttett fitr 2 Oboen, 2 @l0rtnetter,
~ gis9alS Slfea e, an0 2 1gaa8otts : b, gee MI913
Gptp nno HDBber9, Snlpfel unb SausibtIb.
IL, &laooeraooti9=po tpD1rrt. ... ........... Satann
QbenozG Concert.
9aS Nben6> CONCERT beginnt Inn Z lt6r
ltno entbGlt Die f~olgen6en Nummern:
/. Sbetl. = @aoalerie.
l. &rDnunesmarib aus benz ,@rop1et. g. W3eper6eer
z Suoertnre our Sperette u9te iodine @olotbee"
8 9iperttement aug ben Ntbelun9en ......& @agner
4. Lo1n du bal, Snterme33o ... .............G @tlet
2. Sbeil. = Sufanterie.
$. 9unert4re 8nr Oper pMartba" 500. ST. b. S1OtOp
g. Guabrtle uber bDbmtf1e &leber, a~rran9irf
7. pas Sorf9iBd0en, Sbpae MINIMIZE @erften6eTg
8. Fanfare militaire ....... &i9er
8. She'll. - Gaoolerte.
9. SntrobnCtion unO 9raut9or ous Der Sper
10 O9e %S SS8fang gaoI" 9ts 2S9a9aeI
~ 9ttl>ASleHk SDD. SIfQuB
IL. Ste0 oes Ser9eonten Bombaroon q. B. Sper
70. moaf 9@g 9i0 iiSar 6rIsrIfo ii 4. 6r;:;:iis5.ar graa
4. SbetL = Snfanterie.
10. Snpertnre anr 0per nSigoro's 9ofaettn
IA. Mpr9eubl0tter=g8 alaer ......... Sob. @trauB
Is. Serenooe fir Mol09Drn unb 6lbte ........,@ 6. Sttl
Sic 9erren Stmm9en unb Srpnide.
Is. 9otpOnrri iiber afooemti9e Sieber. 49, S. b. Suppe
, 1893-06-23
Rdbe.

S6reibmaarenbGn6ler GUM 8ettler):
SD gebe nibts. Wtari9 binauSI" =
Strol6: y8itte, i9enfen Sic mir bo6
etnen 8rtefbogen !" = SAMPLER: Dgta meie
f1ettpcgen, bier baben Sic nod Elm Goupert
ba8u !" = Sim ndcbften Sage empfdnet Der
SbreibpaarenbGnbLer etnen unfranfirten
Brief, ben er neu9iert9 be3ablt, unb liet:
p9lnbei empfangen sic Sen 8o9en lammt
GouDert nit beitem 0anf pieber 3urif.
Struppel. 9faiterer a. o"
, 1893-06-23
Gin Rtno.

9as Srduletn bon Ser Sommerpartet:
u8arum peinens 6ent gar 10 ie6r, Ofutz
teri 2" Die Milcbfrau: % mel, 0 met,
mel 8ruOer is g'itorb'n. S bab's gLet
9'iagt, ipie mr. 81 ieiner Saul 9angen fan,
cas- &tno lebt net lang, neil a ibpar5e
&ab' g'rab iiber'n @e9 ~geIarfen is. l1nb
rt6tt IS baS l1n9liid etntroffen." = 9aS
6rGrlein: pg8ie alt mar BENIN bas &ino?"
: Die Mtl9frau: rSie6enun6iecb3ig
Sobr." (9er Slob.)
, 1893-06-23
Ser 8ricftrGqcr Ofat 8ranc

= Ser 8rieftrG9cr 9tat 8ran3 tn
@Ouniton nannte geitern 9Ibenb ben 9tep.
6. 9. Gbaie, elm Wtiiitondr aus 9iberia,
einen 8etrii9er, unb ais er aufgeforbert
purbe, bteie @nti6ulbigung 8uritf3u=
nebmen, nerieBte CT 9errn Gbaie einen
6%auitidblag. Der @orttpecbiel entitanb I'M
fo(ge elmer Observation-Disclosures Iber
Bic @~ebrduc6s in 2iberia. 8aitor @6ale
e~rtpirfte einen 6aftbefebI gegen 8ransb,
boob oieier wuBte itcb troB ieiner 20 Sabre
Der 9erbaftung 81 ent3teben.
, 1893-06-23
Setnen Oerlebunoen erleoen.

81. 81. g. @or6on aus 6ebron, &D.,
erlag geitern Qbenb inn NIeriancrs8ritber
6oipital BEN 8erleBungen, Sic ct am 2lbcnb
oes 20. SUM- e~rlitt, ais ct I'M 2aSaueitr.z
Sunael bon ieinem size in einem o%ffenen
@agen Der @arfteLo 2tpe. 72tente berab9e7
iblelbert unO ~3piiden bic Suqnelmauer
urlb bas Grittbrett bervGar" gepreBt wurbe.
, 1893-06-23
Din Cos pritift.

9tnna G6rubee, IA Sabre aft unO in 1876
Q(nnaitraBe pObnboft g%epeierl, ipuroe
geitern in ibrent. 3irnmer IN 60 Gtncoln
Qtpenlle bonn @aS eritidt, tobt po%rgefunDen.
2etcbe DurOe na6 Siegmlmo'S Wfor7
que, 1872 B. Chicago 2lpe. ge6ra9t.
, 1893-06-23
Sdufen6e Qusoaben.

8u66alter: vl1nter tpelber Nubrtf loQ
tc9 Die Sumlte bucben, nit welber infer
&aIterer nocb Canada baOongelaufen 1T ?"'
= Prin5ipal: p9lm beiten pobL inter
laIfenOe QtuSgaben."
, 1893-06-23
Gomptrouer Wet6erea erfldrt, 6aB

Ser 8allerfono feline genii8enoen WfttteI
3ur 8erfigung Bat, INN bic gcplauten 4uaz
.Debnungcn beS Waiierlpitcnl5 aHt Der 9}oroe
ieite unb in 6pbe 8arf ,ibon iebt por=
1e6men gu f0npen. Der Comptroller mar
rdlnlih bis ieBt NIGHT I'M Stanoc, Die
NoiIerbonb8 i'm 8etrage pon $500, 900 ar
ben O(ann 81 brin9en. N
, 1893-06-23
Oiehmarft.

linton StOG Oarbs, %. Stunt.
&tnbpte9, = Preiie felt; 3ufu3r
5000 Stid.
S6weiue. = 3ufubr 1000 Stid.
8reiie felt un6 I'm 10015c. geitiegen.
Scblpere Sc. 1O@6.45, leicbte un6 idbmere
So. 12@6,6 go, letcbte $ .2O(@6.45.
S9ofe,- 5000. 9reiie felt.
, 1893-06-23
: Mos Ginpr mi1fen muR nm

= 8aS Gtner piiien muB, I'M ais
8i6liotbefar bes Nferbaumtnifters 1900
Dollars i'm Sabre ber6ienen gu %fOnnen,
bas macbt bic GipilOienitcommiiiton chen
befannt. 9a geniigt es nibt, OdB ct bic
&enntntiie belize, bte man BON alien
8ureaubeantten Oerlan9t, ion6ern ct muB
aa9 I'M 9euti4en, SransOiti4en, StaIteniz
iben unO Spanti9en, in Der tbeOrettiGen
acknowledgements, Ser photographic
unb ber 2iteratur Der 9anbntrtbidbaft be-
lblagen fem. ga iiebt man, baB es iicb
be3abLt, penn @tner mas 8elernt 6at.
, 1893-06-23

- v0te l1nteriu6ung er9a6, 6aB Ste beiz
Sen 6rauen elmer 0tebes= unb 9tGuberz
ban6e inter 2eitung zines 9"etptiier @laier
angeb0ren, pel6e it6 %au8lcblteBltd6 NIT
8eraubun9 BON Observation-Disclosures be-
faBt,"-So lift geitern in elmer, i'm 08er>
mii6ten" 6es vQlbenbblott" ab9ebrudten
Wtitt6eiGung Ser DGoiiii4en 3eitun9" iiber
bte 8eraubung zines @tlnaer &aufmanneS
auf Ser Gtienba6n gu leien getpelen. 0ie
europdti6en .3ettungen 6ruGen iebeSmal
nit groBem @juito 8ericbte bon @iienbabnz
rauben in Nmerifa al un6 oerfe6leu babel
ntemaIs, it9 iber bic l1nii6er6eit be8 9teis
ienS in Nmertfa 81 oerbretten. 9a6ei
ftnb 8orfGue, tpie ser obt9e, oriiben an ser
Gagesorbnun8 unb perben iicberlt9 in
etnem Monat mebr Geiienbe i'm @tIenz
b%abntpa9en %beraubt, ais bier i'm 9an3en
Sabre, Sn Qmertta 9elten berartige
1leberfdQe in Der 0tegeI nicbt ben 8aiiagtes
rem, iOnOern ben @elbftiten Der @rpreB8ez
leui6aften.
, 1893-06-23
= Mus einem 8eribte bes Stoots1q

- Nus einem 8eri9te beS StaatseQ(rz
6eitscommiIiars BON Soma erbeIt, 6aB in
Ser %8peiten 6Glfte 6eS lebten Sa6r3e6nts
Elm be6eutenber 8ep0lferun9S3u3ug bom
9an6e nacb ben 9r0Beren StGbten ieres
StaateS erfolgt lit. go bat iidb bic Be-
bDlterun9 bon 58@ounttes um inSgeiammt
81, 142 gerionen Derminbert. Ser 9r0Bere
8ro3entiab Oteier Qeute bat nacbneiBlib
Sem ungaitIt9en BrObtbitionsitaat ben
&Iden 9etebrt, pdbrenO Der iibrige, borz
tptegen6 9euti9e, ii9 ben StdOten 8uz
tpan6te, mo man bo6, trOb Der 8robibt7
tto11, einen 9uten Gropfen er6alten farm,
tpenn MAJ bafiir be8ablt. 9aB Sic 8ep0l=
terungsabna6me in BEN %betpuBten So Gounz
ties nit Der 8robibttion, bic in BEN Ldno>
Iid6en Oiitriften melt i6Grfer burbgefi6rt
miro, ais in StG6ten, no ite btelfa9 Elm
p0Qtg tobter 8ucbitabe lit, inn en9iten 3uz
iammenbange itebt, miro ducb in benz 8ez
ricbt oes NrbettercommtliGrs 8lgegeben.
0os iiu6 chen bie Sol9en 6es berriften
Beginners, bieMeni3beit auf benz tpangSz
ipege 3u g8aiiertrinfern macben gu pouen,
, 1893-06-23
6ein1oefhtdt.

&inOerma6ben: v9tber, Minna, 6u btit
gu u%nartig, bet Dir m0bte man am liebten
plni3en, es 8Gbe iiberbaupt fctne &tnoer."
= &letne Wtnna: v0aS tpGre famos,
6ann gGbe eS feline &tnoermG6ben."
, 1893-06-23

Nbonnirt auf Dos NbenobLatt Ser SQinots
Stats 3eitung. 8rets l Gent per Nummer,
6 @ents per Wocbc.
, 1893-06-23

- Die bon Ser perfloiienen Staats8eieBz
gebung einseieBte &ommiliion, pe(cbe cine
9tepiiton un6 GonOtft3irun9 Ser StaatSgez
iebe porne6men ioa, beltebt aus Dem Sprez
cher bes 2(bgeorbnetenbauies, Glabton 6,
Gratis, uno ben SoIOnen u, S. 9'@onnor,
, 1893-06-23
6eirdtbsfhetue.
Sis beute Mtttag tuur6en bte foIgen6en
MISUNDERSTANDING ermfrft.

Sis 6eute Mtttag tDur6en bic foIgenben
6etratbsldbeine erpirtt:
Yeter 8an 2ier, @ertie Soltrop $500. .24-17
George sc. &noerle1, Wtallbe 8omen. .23-22
@om. 6p. QSebIter, Sloren5e Sborpe ..27-25
6elrp y. Wabrban, Jtap Siltltemeper .21-20
9rDn Qarlou, Sanuob Netiou:. .27-34
Gtben 8ermanil, Matbilbo Orlom. .21-19
Oti6ael S'@onnor, Maraoret Dunlap 24-21
0opio Abramopib, 9ib6ie @bramopib 22-22
gtab ger0ffentltcbuns ~unieres seitrigen
8eri6tS %ertptrft:
Sapib %. 8er9ep, Mabel Creed. ..... 2S-22
SSobn Climber, gillian Brennan. ..... .21-29
@barles 6. Stoue, Bertha Slion.....33-30
5Sranf 2iiemsfi, Wtarp 8oropics 49,. .27-22
Gobert 9ramer, &nnie Mteisner. .... .23-1S
Charles Quanbt, Minnie &roeper.. ..27-19
Wtart Brennan, Geliie Wtc@uinu. 80. 20-24
@nltap @ari on, Nnna Sobulon. ..... .26-24
6erman Boarding, emma 9amreuce. 1913
Sobn 8urbif, Wtar9aret StiQ. ...... .51-23
2Qfre6 @uberlou, @unie SSacobion.. .30-32
SbomaS Sing, eleanor 8arrp. ...... .31-20
Soblt Oopt1o1, &dtte StlGc. ........ .46-30
9StQtam pole1, Clara SiiQ9raff -. .27-26
5ranf 9otp, Nltltie Otet1e. ........ .22-23
@ultap Wiler, Trieba Wtusbef... 800. 32-22
Nb0or 8ebore, Otarp 9firou. ........ 27-1S
9tlS 2arion, Anlie 2ttoeriOn. ...... 1873
SSn6n Gabclifi, Seluie Smttb. ...... .24-20
g8illiam S6eppab, 9telie @apne.. ..24-20
GborleS Gfert, Moggie 8oi6ma. 49,. .24-23
Seremiab Siernep, Sulta @riffit.. -: .26-22
Q8illiam Battle, Sane Marr. ....... .34-25
Otto CANT Seiiie Cummings. 49,. .27-23
Eeter &rif, &otie 6rie. .25-22
6ronf &oitelt, Qu9uito RoIow ....... 23-22
Garmiuo $3.50, &injenSa gatronaco. .33-16
Geo, SmolmeQ, @liSobetb Wtc@artbp. .4O-3g
Wti6oel 6emer, Emma {0ilmer. $3.50. 26-25
6rouf 9t0momsti. Nti6aliua Wtptbpf, 3S-27
SD6u Somes, Gora Burger. .22-22
Sutton 6en;lit, Ntorp &ru6o.. .24-20
@boirie gotromico, 3foioeIo 9eueie. .21-19
Sobn @oia9, Ntary EoSbo.. ........ .35-42
0totbios &omiOue, Yo9aro @er1p. .22-20
, 1893-06-23

-9us Dem ugroBen" 8opcott Der Mes
t6obiiten lit NIGHTS gepor6en. Der ltrettz
bare 8ii3Of Merria in MtiGpautee, Der 10
fiir5terIi6e 0ro6ungen 9e9en bic 2~lusiteIz
lung ausgeitoBen bate, lit auf einmal lebr
8abm 9~eiporOen, er bat iih beionnen, o6er
feline MitbrI6er tm Mu8iteQungscomite
baben i'm 3ur 8eitnnung gebra9t unb Elm
peiies 2afen miro Der ein5ige itumme
8rOteit ietn, ben bic met6o6iitii3e Nusitels
lung Sonnta8S ge9en bic %offenen Gbitren
er6eben tptrb. Die 9eutdben baben eiugez
ieben, baB ite nicbt tpegen Der Qtusiteluug
ion6ern Die QluSiteGung ibretpe9en ba lit.
, 1893-06-23

SIR oas Gon3ert, peIcbes beute Na9z
mtttag UNI B l1br i'm beutiben0 orfe be9tnnt,
1T bas folgenbe bibi9e 4ro9ramm aufges
iteLt nnrApn*
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-12

issprcsided over by Mrs. VIM. I. Esher.
insisted by the Misses Florence Carmack.
Emily Redfern, Grace Skinner, Ella
Smith and Lena Mitchell. Both tue hall
and tables are very t%astetullv decorated.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
An ENTERTAINMENT Was given last even
ing by Mr.. Howard Starrett, consisting
OF an exhibition OF ventriluQuism n
autobiography, proving highly amusing.
Entertainments will be given In connec-
ton with the fair every evening. This
evening. Prof. Henderson, magician, will
exhibit Punch and Judy: tomorrow even
ing Mr.. Milo Deyo, pianist, will pluy;
Thursday evening, w. j. Daily, humorist
and speciality artist. will appear, Friday
evening, a miscelianeous entertainment
Will be given under the auspices of ST.
Margaret's Guilt of Grace Church. The
mart will close on Saturday evening with
a supper.
Ten of the bright Sunday School boys
have formed an organization under the
name of Knights of Honor, TO receive or
ders, deliver the goods sud and act as
messengers. They are Arthur Lloyd,
Anton Christensen, Edward Bennitt,
George Il. Bennitt, Fred Esher, James
Payne, Fred. G.. White, Walter Young,
Richard Holcombe and Andrew McCtel-
Ian
The MANAGING Committee consists of
Mrs. Bennitt. and the Chairwoman of
each of the ladies' committees. The at
tendance last evening was quite large,
Notwithstanding the storm. The mart
will be open from four to ten p. M.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-12
PETTY CRIMINALS PLEAD.

In the Court of Special Sessions, yester d ay
the following prisoners were arraigned to
plead
William Alexander, with sSteve, Brodie-not
the bridge -jumper-pleaded guilty to stealing q
bag of coal, valued at twenty-five cents. He
was sentenced to ten days Imprisonment in the
County Jail. Brodie is not yet arrested.
Joseph Horner was sentenced to three months
confinement in the County Jail, after pleading
guilty to entering the residence of Mrs. Annie
Lakewood.
John Shugron, who assaulted Mary Mcbride
on April 4, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment In the County Jail.
Ebert Wright, charged with committing an
indecent assault, on January 81, in the Town of
West Hobosen, was held for sentence on Friday
next. Wright's story of never having been ar
rested before, was not believed to be true.
George DUEL, charged with the larceny Of
three dresses, valued at $40 each, and goods
valued at SIS, pleaded not guilty.
Essop Saratatry, accused OF assaulting his
wife, also pleaded not guilty.
Auam Dambrowski. charged with breaking
into a New York, Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road car on March 20, and stealing three bales
Of hay, pleaded not guilty.
Charles Banks and William Henry, colored
boys. pleaded guilty to stealing fifty cents from
Mrs. H. Crichton.
Michael Sullivan, who pleaded guilty to a
simple assault upon his wife, was directed by
The Court to retract his plea for one of not
guilty, the Court believing that an error has
been made.
James Culbert stole SIS from his employer on
February 10. It was his second offense, and the
Court sentenced hin to three months at the
Penitentfary.
William Kelly, charged with stealing o silk
umbrella, pleaded not guilty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-12
Lively Team Game-bowiing Committee
Meeting-PooI Committee Asleep.

Lively Team Game bowling Committee
Meeting-PooI Committee Asleep.
The Bowling Committee held q meet
ing last night. It vas not definitely de-
cided what the lex attraction will be,
hut it will probably be a team tourney.
and 1t will begin this week. The COM
mlttae will decide at Its next meeting on
Wednesday evening.
The final games 10 decide The fourth
and fifth prizes in the individual tourney
were not bowled last night.
The Regulars and Roasters will have
another game. 1t will moi be bowled on
ladies' night.
NThe Open Air Club had a team game
last night and an animated struggle it
was. One team was composed of O'Day,
Moran and Laverty. Their rivals were
Fay, Mallen and Joe Duane. The former
won by a solitary PIN. The score was 400
to 4S9.
The somnolent Pool Committee is en-
joyiug q long nap. The Rev. Father
Kelly has e~ndeavored 10 rou them.
He has donated a silver cup to be com.
peted for.
An improvement has been made in the
billiard and pool parlor. A rack has been
put in for private cues. Many members
will purchase their own sticks.
l superintendent Hopkins thoroughly
understands how to keep the bowling
alleys ami pool and billiard tables in first
class condition and does it.
Some of the card players should take q
course OF training in shutting the paete
boards. They can wreck a deck in the
first effort.
There will be no games on Thursday
night. The reception will be held, and
the dramatic talent will present home
scenes from Julius Caesar.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-12
PURITAN'S PIANO.
Will Provoke a Lively
Dance This Evening Over
the Tuners Bills
FRIENDSHIPS In FORM.
They Won Two County League
Games - Palma's Cue
Pushers.

The meeting of the Puritan Athletic
Club. which will be held this evening at
the club rooms on Neptune avenue.
G~reenvfile, promises to be the liveliest OF
the many lively meetings held by that
organization. The story of the present
agitation was told in THE JERSEY CITY
NEWS a few days ago.. It was caused by
the alleged failure of a prominent mem-
Der 60 pay for the repairing of the clubs
piano. At tonight's meeting, the accused
member will be present and demand a
vindication. The member in question, in
speaking to a reporter for The NEWS.
yesterday. said:-
"This whole trouble was caused by a
misunderstanding. The piano at the club
was IN a fri9htful condition. Keys were
broken aRna il was sadly iu need Of repair.
= e4Fs6hd of mine, who is O piano expert,
owed me some money aJ the time and he
was willing to square matters by liking
the clubs piano. / proposed the matter
at an pen meeting and my offer was ac-
cepted. The piano was repaired and the
club did not pay oEe cent. 1t was q
mutual arrangement and | was the loser.
Certain members. however. were under
the impression that I received money from
the club. They asked the piano repairer
If | had given MIN any honey and OF
course he said nc. Then these mbe rs
immediately began TO circulate stories
that I had embezzled the money. but |
Will be vindicated at tonight's meeting.
or know why.
The matter has caused quite a stir in
fhe club. A number of members sympa
sthize with the gentlemen accused, while
will do everything they can to ex-
pei him from the club. That the meeting
5Wil be exciting is certain.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-12
COUNTY BOWLING TOURNEY.
Eriendship Team Captured Two Games
on Night for the Macs.

Eriendship Team Captured Two Games
on Night for the Macs.
The Friendship team caught on twice
EAST night in the Hudson County Bowling
tournament at Major Philibert's alleys,
Hoboken. They did it with only average
scores. The McGaughlins Of this city
were victims. They were at their worst,
and only one of the team
succeeded In crawling owe the
average. It was q crawl. for he was only
one pin better than $50. and ia the secoud
game the best total was a dozen scratches
under the average line. The team has
rolled in the tourney many points below
usual score, but they LAY had a
dolly time and had a lot of amusement
1ast night in roasting" each other.
The Macs opened with the Friendship
team. They could not get the first ball in
the right spot, and strikes were few.
They actually exoelled their rivals In
skill, as they made many hard spares. the
true test of ability, and led by six spares.
Their opponents had luck in getting
strikes and won by Ga pins. Schoenfeld
and Pope made IL strikes and only 2
spares, and saved their team from defeat,
THE ScOre:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-12
Between Fred c. Terry ct al, complainants
and Bessie P Terry et al, defendants

Between Frederick c. Terry ct al complainants
and Bessie p Terry eS al, defendants
On bill for partition on decree or sale:
In pursuance and by authority Of adecree made
New Jersey, 10 the above entitled cause. bearing
date on the Arst day OF March, eighteen pundred
and ninety three, by whicn IL was among otner
tEtugs ordered, a,t5udged and decreeas that al ana
singular, the PREMISES mentioned In the b.u OF
complaint N said eau % and therein desctibsI. to-
kether with all and singular, the Is, here
belonglng. or in anywise a3pertaining, be sold at
pubic vendue. TO the highest bid 'er, in tho pres
ence of and under the direction of the SUBSCRIBED.
a special Master OF the Court OF Snaccery; !! Fred;
expose to saie. at public vendue. To the highest
T fISSsf; ~, the eighteenth day Of april. eighteen
hundred and ninety three.
at two O'Clock In the Afternoon of said day, upon
the premises. all the following described land and
premises with the appurren ances, being the samo
All that certain tract. piece, parcel or lot OF
lanu. situate, lying and being iu the city OF Hobo
ken, in the County OF Hudson ana state of New
Jersey. and which is described as follows, yiz::Com-
street in Hoboken. ~ffty-five feet s~outherly from
the southweseerly corner OF Garden and Eighth
streets, and running thence southerly alonx the
westerly line Of Garden street xwenty.two feet:
thence westerly and porallel with, Eighth street
one hundred feet; thence N rtherly and parallel
with Garden street TWENTY-FIVE feet. aud thence
bred feet to the point OF. plsce of begiuning, do
Guiding the interest and inchoate right OF dover
Of the complainant, Catharins A. Terry. in the
one equal, undivided fifth part of said premises
seized, together with all and singular the hsfe-
dttaments aud appurtenances to the said premises
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
FREDERICK Il. OGDEN,
Special Master In Chancerg.
NIyES s MISTuRS, collectors