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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
22s BreadWaT, cor. Barclay St, %. ?. Q.
Bowery, cor. Broome ST., N. Y.

arranged the following road RUS: June
81, Caldwell, N. j.; June "a. Orange
Athletic Club race meet; June %. Eiiza-
b eth. n. j.; July /: Caldwell, Verona a nd
st. Cloud; July 4, Plainf1eld; July 5,
Hilton. N. j.; July S, Paterson via Little
Falls; July IL, South Orange and Mont
clair: July Is. Morristo Tn.
On the Fourth of July the Union
County RoadsJers will hold their annual
race meet on the quarter mile track at
Railway. The track is twenty feet wide,
banked at the corners and is now very
fast. The list of events is as follows
One nils safety race for n%ovices, scratch;
$40 yard safety race, handicap; $50 yard
safety race, handicap; one mile safety
race, three minute class; one mile safety
race, handicap. Entries close with O. A.
L.. Lamberton, lock box SIS. Railway.
The tandem aud individual records
were broken Saturday afternoon on ths
ten mile Elizabetn-C Crawford course The
Town Tattle handicap was Won by g.. II.
Davsy and A.. f. Calkins. two Elizabeth
wheelrnen, on a tandem from scratch in
27m. eos. w. j. Willis, Of the Union
League, Westfield, established the. new
Individual record of 27m. 58s. The course
was fair, but a strong wind handicapped
the race on the last five miles. Davey
and Calkins each received as a prize for
their performance a building lot. tn the
five mile handicap of the Manhattan
Bicycle Club for the Prial Cup G. p.
Stambach won In I'm. It's.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
BOARD OF
[oFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Goufinned.

Books, Stationery, etc., American Book Co..
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%. S. 81; A. Heno r, Clerks Office, SIS Is; Ewnld
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Printing-F. Heppenheimar Sons, S01 5o: ]. F.
OMoalia, SIS: N. ]. Stats Leitung. SO so; J. {. News
IS Is; Lvening Journal, 81 3; NC. Herald, $s; Q
Repairs, Gas. Etc " aid B os, No 8, Is 80; g, s; II,
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l0i 70: II, "a W; 70; la7 ~; u " 81; 2S ~ Az; "a
ton was adoptsd BY ahe votes OF ali the members
School No Z Mr. Alien present ted a list of repairs.
etc, needed which was referred TO the Board of
Strse and Water Commissioned,
nEPoRFS or SPECIAL CoMMIrTEzs,
on Rules By Mr. Allen, reported
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS,
BY Mr. Allen:
Pres dent appointed Mossrs allen, Cowles and
Bailey a. such COMMITTEE,
On motion OF Mr Allen the Board then sad
~tourneds ALVIN a, GRAFks CLERK
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
MRS. SHANN'S FINANCES.
No Counsel to Defond Her rs She De-
clines to Make a Financial Statement.

No Counsel to Defond Her rs She De-
clines to Make n Financial Statement.
Special 10 The Jerseu Cltg Venus.
TRENTON. June 81, 1sp3.-The financial
affairs of Mrs. Matte Sham, now Ia the
Mercer Jail. accused OF poisoning her son.
were before Justice Albeit yesterday.
Her counsel. Barton and Dawes, have
announced for the second time that they
nave Withdrawn from the case. They
glue no reason, but 1T Is generally under
stood that she has no funds, or II she has
there is no disposition to pay couasel
fees. or secure money TO pay the expenses
of the defense.
Ex-senator Vanderbilt Of Princeton
and Woodbury. D. Holt OF Trenton ap,,
piled to Justice Albeit to be appointed
the counsel TO defend her at the expense
of the county. This Justice Albeit re-
fused to do, because be understood the
woman had property and y PAY for
her defence. Mrs. Sham is retlcenI
as to her financial ability.
The records of the County Clerks Office
show that within the past two weeks she
placed a chattel mortgage on her mousse
hold furniture for the sum OF St5O. As
it stands now there are DOUBTS as to
whether the trial will take PLACES in July.
The woman is without counsel q IL
will be necessary for, her 70 make . state
ment to the Court of her financial ability
before counsel will be assigned to her.
Mrs. Sham kept Q large boarding
house IN Princeton and is said to have
been prosperous and made considerable
money. She Is SPOKEN of Thy those who
know her as a thrifty. proyfdent woman,
and as she owned the house in which she
lived she must have. saved considerable
money. 1t lie, therefore, q matter OF
great surprise that her new counsel
should tell the court that she is p DOR and
unable to pay lawyers to defe nd her,
which is practically what their applica-
ion amounts TO. It IL another q ne er
phase OF this most mystical case.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
WHEEL MEETS.
Dates Fixed for Championship RIMS in
New Jersey.

Dates Fixed for Championship RIMS in
New Jersey.
7. \. Gray. Chairman Of the New Jer-
SLY division of the L. A. w. Racing
Boar6S awarded the following champion
ship RACES: Quarter mile safety, Orange
Athletic Club cyclers. to be run on June
"a; half, one and five mile safety races,
Mercer County Wheelmen. to be run at
TrenJon ON July 1; W. and three mile
safety races, Asbury Park Wheelmen. to
be run on July 81 and %; tandem cham
pioHshtp, the UBion County Roadsters,
TO be run at July 4.
Bew Brunswfck hasa new city ordi-
nance providing a $40 tiue Tor nicyclists
VINO ride on the sidewalks or travel at
night without lamps.
The AsDury Wheelmen are making
elaborate preparations for their annual
race meet, to be held On the grounds of
tn Asbury Park Athletic Club on the
E0Hrth Of July.
Tire Orange Athletic Club cy clers have
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
EXCITING RESCUE.
A Pittsburg Bridal Couple Have a
Rough Honeymoon Experience.
Special to The Jersey city Neus.

A Pfttsburg Bridal Couple Have a
Rough Honeym Don Experience.
Special to The Jersey City Netcs.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 81. 1S93,-There
were two gallant rescuss on the beach
today, effected by City Life Guards Repp
and Mills. The couple who came near
death were Mr.. aud Mrs. w. B. LawlAy,
a bride and groom from Pittshurg, who
are spending their honeymoon at this
resort. They had been In the water for
some time When they unconsciously be-
came separated from the throHg OF bath
ers, aud drifted with each receding
breaker further from shore until they
got beyond their do pth.
Lawley could swim. nut became fright
ened when he discovered bis peril and
shouted for help. The guards had been
observing them and almost with the first
shout they had launched their boat and
speedily rowed to their assis tBnce. In
the meantime a Pittsburg physician. DIR.
joseph A. Fechting had also zone to
their aid and helped TO keep the fainting
woman ABOVE water until the guard
pulled all three into the hout.
two men exhausted. "A bin crowd had
assembled and watched the work OF
rescue. aud applauded the guards as they
landed the imperilled bathers. Mr. aud
Mrs. Lawley were takau to their hotel,
aud shortly entirely recovered from their
exciting experience.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
RUTGERS COMMENCEMENT.
Degrees Conferred, Meeting of the Alum
MI and Pr z CREATIONS To-day.
Special to The JERSEY Citp Neios.

Degrees Conferred, Meeting of the Alum
nj and Pr z, Orations Today.
Special to The JERSEY citp Neies.
NEW BRUNSWICK. June 90. 1S93-Tha
ommeocemen meeting of the Board of
Trustees of Rutgers e oilege was held
yesterday, aud The following degrees
were conferred upon the MEMBERS of the
class Of 3d.
Catskill. N. Y; Henry Harrington jane
way, New Brunswick; Frank Malven. Port
Jefyis, N. Y: Robert Dodge Merrill, New
ton Stearns PhiIbrook. Jersey City; Francis
Baird Sanford. Warwick, n. Y: Albert Henry,
ss,,alsye Hp Ms son. S n ". Charlie. E nUaTd' Tin
dell. New Brunswick; Isaac J. Van Hes, Pultney-
villa, N. Y; Frank NJ. Van Orden, Spring
Valley, N. Y; Ellis Robert Woodruff, New
Brunswick.
Medford; Charles Storr Chamberlin, Madana-
pale, India; Horace Munson Decker. Newark;
Philip Bevier Hasbrouck. Jr.. Libertyville:, N.
Higgins, Roselle; Philip Lindsey, Raritan;
Charles Edgar Loveioy, Elizabeth; Richard Swan
Luil, Trenton; William Gelon Mcknight,
Washington, D. c.; Daniel Herbert McLaury,
New Brunswick; Frank Wilbur Rernsen. Black
wells Mills; Ezra Thed S~cattergood, Columbus;
Harry Noe Seivage, Summit; Richard Storms,
Henry Francis Twitchell, Newark; Charles
Henry Earl Utter. Newark: Herbert Metlar
waldron. New Brunswick; Howard Van Devon
ter Waldron, New Brunswick.
The annual meeting OF the Alumni
Association was held III the chapel this
morning. There was large attendance
and the project of establishing a scholar
ship was discussed. AT noon the annual
Grafton before the alumni was delivered
by Daniel Beokstaver, class Of '46, OF
Syracuse, N. Y: who spoke on the sub
jeet, dumb Animals Here and Here
after. The Necessity ola Broader Educa-
ton to suppress aud Prevent Cruelty to
.rhem.U
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
STEVENS INSTITUTE PROMENADE.
Glass 's3 Spends an Enjoyable Evening
in HOboken.

in Hobokeu.
The Quartette Club Hall. Hoboken.
was The scene Of Que of the prettl est
gatherings ever assembled there. the
occasion was the promenade OF the class
OF ,93 of S sevens Institute. Ina hull was
rragpiicently decorated. the elias colors
and mottoes pTedominating. The sex-
terror of the building was also decorated.
The ~1atronesses were Mesdames Henry
Morton, Alfred NJ. Mavrr. CHARLES w.
MacCord, Charles T.. Kroeh, Hugh S.
Thompson, X. Mcdonald Albert r
Leeds. Thomas ID. Stiiiman. w. M.
Griswold. David A. Booay and Mrs.
Lord. The Committee OF Arrangements
consisted OF Massrs. H. e.. Grtswold. Chair
,msH, Alvin v. Body, James v. Mac
douald, j.. Renwick .Wiekes. Fred. H.
Wood and Alfred b. Lord. Or the
twenty dancess on the programme there
was ouly one lauciers.
Among those present were the Misses
Gayor, Braine, ). ~ z, Filler. Kroch.
Riege. Roberts. Macdon I'D. 5. UtE, War
nes, Wise. Cooper. Kuight. Williams,
Bruhvn. Dawacht, Ould. Kerry. Gsiswold,
Gunuey. Molier. Weeks Cramer, Innes,
johnson, FlacK, Durham, Hubert, Albeit,
Port, Hatcher, Plimpt0n. Mr.. aud Mrs.
G.. II. Miller of Orange aud Messrs.
Roody. Wood. Fielder. Sumner. Brntne.
Reigs. Coleman, Lord. Thompson. Palm
or, PIimsted, Macdonald. S. Hort. Stas-
ney, Post, Fingers, Dear, Adams. Furman
Roberts, Andrews. Thomas, Hannis.
Cnpfz. ". Cuntz, H. T. Cuntz, Psrder.
Mckenzie. Paulseu, Kraft, Fell, Hamil-
ton aud Jac0bus.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
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MRS. GRUBB STILL BEDFAsT.
No Date Assigned for Her Reception to
the lnfluta.

No Date ASS igned for Her Reception to
the lnflpta
Special to The Jersey Citv Nei0s.
TRENTON. June 81, l893.-Mrs. E. Burd
Grub is still confined to her room az her
home, Edgewater. Her continued illness
makes it impossible for her to fix a date
for the entertainment of the Infanta
Eulaiia of Spain.
Mrs. Grubb had intended to have q small
company OF personal friends meet
the Princess at Tuxedo. where
there would be a quiet luneh.
con and Il drive. Her illness caused
a recall of the cards. and it WAS then
thought possible that ssthe entertainment
could be given on the Princess return
from Chicago. but at the pr esent time
the wife of the ex- Minister 10 Spain is
still belfast and will be 30 for several
weeks.
AS soon as she is able to make the jour
ney. Mrs. Grub and Edward Burd
Grub. Jr.. will 60 to the Isle of Lins-
more in Scotland, which 10 Mrs. Grubb's
s ummer home. Her physicians think
thai would be the best place for her dur
ing the heated periol.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
4 TRICKY OWNER PUNISH ED.
A Khaftan Stable Ruled OF the Cutter
harc Track.

A Khaftan Stable Ruled OF the Gutten-
berg Track.
The attendance at Gutenberg yesrer-
day was large. despite the fact that it
was Suburban Day at the Sheepshead Bay
track. Sam Hildreth, Jockey Dryer and
all the horses In the Khaftan Stable were
ruled OF after the races for the pulling
OF Rico in the fourth race. Rico opened
up q hot favo-ite, but his price gradually
receded. and Logan was heavily played.
Thefiatter won. President WalDaum Of
fsred a purse of $4,000 for a race at q mile
And q quartz r between Lowlander, DiablO
and Charade; horses 10 carry same
weights as when they won their respec-
tive events
The summaries follow
First race-Seven furlongs. Maggie <. "a lbs,
8 to 5, Z. Tribe, won by TWO lengths; Leonardo,
les, 5 TO ], Lindrum. second by three parts OF q
langth: Pisca colt, 81. 90 TO 1. f. Williams, third
by = length. Max, S to i; Romance. 8 to l: Beui
March, 20 to 1; Leon r.. II TO /; Bill d., 40 to 1;
LonEard. 40 to I; Little Grand, 90 to l: Oak
lawn. IS TO ], and Joe Malone, 9 to ], also ran.
Time, 1904.
Second race.-Six and a half furlongs. One,
us lbs. 6 to s, Snedeker. one by a length;
Darkness. 95, to /. Griffin, second by three
lengths, Fidget, 95, II to l, 81. Jones, third by
half q length. Heads or Tails. 20 TO 1; Vocal
ize. 10 to /, and Perrier Jouet. 4 to 1, also ran.
Third race-Four and one-half furlongs. vio-
letta, e5 lbs. 5to1 /, Donahue, won by Q length
and a half; Jennie w, lol, 3 TO ]. n. Hin, sec
third by half a length. Edith, s to /; Proverb. Sto
]; Mamie R.. sto /; Society, 4 TO /; Sub Rosa, s to
1: Pbaou, S-co l; Ira Glenn gelding. 20 to I, and
Bozemsn. 100 10 1, also ran. Time. {. 5sA.
Fourth race Six and one-half furiongs.
Logan, IA lbs. 3 to l, Shields, won by half a
three lengths; Johnetta, 101, IL to ], H. Jones,
third, by five lengths. Ciarus, II to 8. also ran.
Time, 1.22.
Fifth race-Five and a half furlongs. Elm
stone. lei lbs, 2 to /, N. Hill. won by three
b TWO lengths: Jack Lowell. los. to Z. Cierico,
third, by a half a length. Beautiful Bells, 8 10 5;
Hardy Fox, 40 to 1; ]. Mclaughlin, 80 to /, also
ran. Time. 1885.
Sixth race-Six and a half furlongs. Sir
Catesby. 10 ibs, 8 to 5. H. Jones, won by two
lengths; Salisbury, l06, . to I. Doaue, second,
by a head; FREELY, 1906, a Co /. T. Flynn, third, by
alensth and a half. Spendoline. IL to /; Ran
eocas, 10 to 1; Crocus. s to 1; Blizzard. s to 2;
Alarmer. 20 to /; Lizzie McDuff, 10 to !, also
ran, Time, 1.22M.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

on and after May 81. 1898, trains VIII cave Jersey
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For Long Branch. Asbury Park, oce,p Grove.
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Diamond Chips.

Bayne, the clever pitcher of the University OF
Pennsylvania. died yesterday, while the sur
geon was removing a tumor.
The New York Club has made an offer to Ed.
Smith. the Fordham College pitcher.
The game scheduled for today between the
teams of the New Jersey A. c.. has been de-
clared of.
Ward has Joined the cripples of the New York
Club. He strained his leg yesterday.
King Kelly is sick and his physician has in
structed him to rest for a week.
Results of league games yesterday: Wash
ington, 10; New York, s: Brooklyn. II; Boston,
d; Philadelphia. 10; Baltimore, 2; Cleveland, 10;
Pittsburg, s; Louisville, 8; Cincinnati, /.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
A Grand Army Man wanders From Hls
Boarding House.

A Grand Army Man wanders From his
Boarding House.
TRENTON. June 81. 1895 .-William D.
CLARK. a saloonkeeper at Anderson AMI
South Clinton streets. reports tine mys-
FERROUS disappearance Of Grand Army
man from his place. About three weeks
ago one john Haughay came to Clark's
house and secured board. He was about
SIS years of age.a aud OF q jovial DISPOSE
ton. On Friday morning last he LETT. saw
ing he was going for q short walk. He
did not return, SO Mr., Clark write 70 the
Soldiers Home. at Hampton, Va, thai
being the last place Hanghey was at bp-
fore coming here. The ~authorities there
knew nothing OF his present whereabouts.
Mr.. Clark accordingly laid the matter be,
fore the police for them 10 in~vesttgate.
Haughey's pension q otner valuable
papers were left by him at The boarding
place when he left. Mr.. Clark had nj pre-
vious knowledge OF the a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
ANNOYED AN ACQUAINTANCE.
Married John Stevenson III axes Life Tn
nIaasant for Mrs. S

Married John Stevenson III axes Life Tn
pleasant for Mrs. s chrsader.
John Stevenson. ~thirty-nioe years of
age, and residing at No. los bloomfield
street, Hoboken, was arrested last night
on q warrant issued by Recorder Nc
UonoHgh. on comnIaint Of Mrs. Lizzie
Schleaier of No 220 Park ayenue. Stew
enson is a married man, and when drunk,
always annoys Mrs. Schroeder, with
whom, it appears. he was acquainted be-
forc marriage. Yesterday he was drunk,
and visiting her at her home, made ini-
proper nropo sails. and she repulsing him,
he threatened to kill her. She got him
u OF the house and then appealed TO
Recorder McDonough. the result being
the issuing of the warrant. In default
of %furnlshin9 bal to keep the peace he
Was sent to the County Jail Tor thirty
DAYS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
A BRU TAI MOTHERS WORK.
Arrested for Frequeqtly fscatInS Her
Seyon-Year.Oiu Son.

Arrested for Frequsptlx ReatInS Her
Sevon-Year-Oid Son.
Willie James, seven years old, OF No.
40 Canal street, enEered the First precinct
police station last night with Dlopi
streaming from a cut on the head. His
nose and lbs were swollen and he wH III
n weak condition. He told the police
that he had been beaten by his mother
with a heavy piece of wood. Dr.. Gray
was summoned aud dressed Tue boys
wounds.
The police investigated the boys story
aud found IL to be trle aud Patroimau l..
Gan non arrested the omar Several Of
the ~neighbors appeared before Justice
the boy. Justice OsDounblLf committed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
FEDERAL GRAND JURY.

Doings OF tho United States Courts at
Trenton.
MI. E. F. c. Young and Berry c. Van
Dyke, both OF Jersey City, are members
of the Federal Graud Jury. sworn In at
Trenton yesterday. 49,
Louis Straus of Hob ken who was in
dicted at tue last September tsrm, for
smuggling. pleaded no vulE, He was
sentenced to pay q 1ue 0f $50 with out
costs. ~
Marshal Pfeiffer appointed Robert A.
Haggerty of Newark Chief of the New
Jersey Detective Bureau. as \ Deputy
United States Marshal. Mr.. Haggerty
was present in court and was sworn In.
Deputy Marshal Emory n. YAgIs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-21
CONSERVATIVES SAD DEATH.

Kings Daughters Provide for the Care
of tho Body
Miss Lizzie Richter, twenty-five years
of age, died at her home, No. Bill Grand
street, Hobokeu. early Yesterday morn
ng. The young lady, with her aged
mother, lived together. The girl had
been helpless with consumption tor
many weeks past. The Kings Daugn-
tiers of the Episcopal Cnurcn and other
charitable persons had supported the
coupls during the winter. The b1dv OF
the girl lay all day In her room without
ice till late last night. when some of
those who had helped the girl were in-
formed of her death. Undertaken Crane
was directed by them to take charge Of
the body.