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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
MARY AND JOHANNAB.

Mary Lowell and Johannah Nslligau, both of
No. 1874 Pavouia avenue, although neighbors
aEe not the best of friends. Mary has the OBJ
jectionable habit OF calling Johaunah vile
names AS a result she found hersslf In Justice
O'Donpelfs court this morning, where she CAV Q
$500 bond to keep the peace for one year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
CYCLE RECORDS CUT.

Zimmerman and johnson Reduce Time
for Spirits.
Zimmerman drove his bike at Charter
Oak Park, Hartford. yesterday, to cut
down records. while johnson was striy~
pepdsuce, Iowa. Both succeeded.
The cold aud q strong GROSS wind were
the drawbacks that Jimmy encountered.
The Banker brothers were p~acsniakers
on q tandem. He made q new world
record for one third of a mile. flying
start, covering the distance in IS seconds.
lowering the record two full seconds.
Up Rr Springfield last week, Tyler made
it In 37s. Zimmerman also broke the
quarter mile record of 81 seconds against
tiale. His mark was 26 seconds. The
best quarter mile in competition Is 234-5
seconds. On Sunday Zimmerman was
cut on his wheel practising. n taking a
favorable opportunity with no wind, he
did q quarter mile In 70 seconds, but the
event being or Sunday, does NOT sand.
The kite track was put in the best pos
sible condition. It was smooth and level
as a billiard table n the weather was
favorable.
In ~endeavoring TO get away the nrst
time Johnson broke the Sproket wheel of
his special racer, consequently his trials
were ma Q on q new lat heavier ma
chiue. His first attsmpt was at the quar-
ter mile record to u flying start. which he
had placed at 0:25 4 5 last week. The
first trial was a success, as he wheeled oy
the home post in 0:25 30. After resting
a short time he came out again. aud cut
the half mile record to q flying start from
0:55 As to 0:55. and substantially reduced
the record for one~third Of q mile to a
flying start, rs he wheeled It In OBS 1-5,
the best previous trial being 0:37.
In the afternoon. to a standing start,
Johnson rode a quarter IN OPS, redu Gin z
the record one-ifth of a second. He
made two efforts to lower the half mile
record to a standing start, but failed In
both. going the first tine in 1:0l and re-
peating it In 100 As. In all his trials to-
dav johnson was paced by the trtplet and
quadruple machines. The track is In the
pink of condition. and Trainer Eek is
confident that all the short distance
records will be held by him when the
trials here are completed. Tho attempt
on the records will be renewed agsin to-
morrow, ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
ATHLETIC ARENA.

gcottisli-Amer cans Match o'Neii and
Geiger for Their Stag.
The Scotiish- American Athletic Club
has Succeeded in making another match
tur is / next month They closed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31

DIED.

DAVIES. October 50, Philip Davies.
n " win De nus steest Ir sb1a n Mugnes nos esq u pd 81
liverpool papers please copy.
o'Connor. beloved son Of Thomas and the late
Margaret o'Connor, in the twenty eighth year
Relatives ana friends. Of the family are respect
fnlly invited 70 attend the funeral on Wednesday.
bis father, No. III Foufteenth street
GIPP1suddenly. on Saturday. October %, 1898,
X Mlrhs% es ap see ana 'a sra Ss1soea o s91 she O. ls sEed J aRa
and Mary Hart
residence, No Sc sussex street, ON Wednesday
s mofp Pstgr,. sG r Z. Church I 1 ! al h wses ec ! solc ansnS Siv TO
mass Of requiem will be said for the happy repose
OF his soul
widow Of william Jones aged seventy years.
,,I Rsla "a ysa.a an y friends s.ssds q r. shs family are respect
her late re residence. No. ~ Madison avenue. jersey
lnterment private.
o~NEILL-on Tuesday. Oct. 81, 1893. ut his late
and Patrick ii. o'Neilf. aged twentS one
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SlEFERT-suddenly. on Sunday, October 70, 1898.
Caroline r. relict of the late William siefert.
relatives and fsenas also the member Of
Invited to ssseea the f1Rh III from her ss'i late r rel
dence, No. 5ls Jersey avenue, on Wednesday. Nov.
j, az two p. NJ. AZ
TEUTONIA COUNCIL Ne. IS. c. c. F..
Friends are invited to attond the funeral Of our
deoe ased friend Ca roline Siefert. from her late
ressd ence. No. 53 jersey avenue, at two p. NJ. to-
J. APMANN. Councillor.
II. FRENCH. Secretary.
TYMERsoN,-In this city. on Oct: 30. Ami 10 l..
sife of Geo F FIymerson, and the daughter OF
Reiatiyss and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the fppsral services on
"Wednesday afternoon az one O'clock, from her
late residence. No, $50 Eighth street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31

Lucinda Higgins, colorsd. of Freehold, and
Frank Ralph, white, Of Hlghtstown. were mar
ried on Sunday in. Freehold. The
was performed by the Rev. James Peyton of
the A, NJ. E. Church. The woman is about
twenty zone years old and Ralph twenty four.
Miss Higgins has been living with her brother
in-law, Joseph Ward, a prosperous merchant.
It was az his home that the love making was
done. Ralph is well to do. Ward did not. how.
ever, know about the state of affairs until in
formed Of the wedding. He Is very angry. He
says IL will not be well for the pair to come to
his house again.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31

The billiard experts at the CATHOLIC Club have
moved and are after that prize. Teehan now
leads with a ruu OF IL. There Is no change in
the contest at pool for the diamond. Dolan's
run Of IS has not been equalied =
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
Handball and How to PLAY 1t.

The next issue Of Spalding's Dime Athletic
RandbaIl aud How to Play It." The author is
Maurice w. Deshong. 1t contains articles on
Its Great Merit as a Physical Exercise, ="
Qualifications Necessary for a Player, IA
Construction" 1.-THE Rules and Their Def
~nitions," Notable Games In Ireland and
America. Sketch Of Famous Experts OF Two
Countries" and illustrations. 1t will be sent
postpaid by the mericau Sports Publishing
Company Of No. al Broadway, New York City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
Nailiug a Faisenood

.who says there is nothing new under the
| sun?N dehantly asked the small boy with the
new shoes.-Wash ington Star.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1898,
At -Four O'Clock P. NJ.

At -Four O'CLOCK T. H.
At which time there win be opened the prop osals
for Furnishing and delivering at the County store
room, Snake Hill and County Jail, Groceries, Dry
Goods. Hosiery, Notions. Hard ware, Lime ami
Cement, Meat. MIX Eggs. shoes, Paints aud Oils
W~oodenware. Teas. Vegetables, Tobacco. Provis-
ions, Coal. Lumber and other supplies, the delivery
Of which shall be free to the County.
Bidders ctn obtain info nation Of all supplies
required upon application to the Clerk OF the
Board next TO The Court House, on or after octo-
Der 80, who will have printed detailed lists OF s1p-
plies. Contracts Tor all supplies to date from
award aud termin ate November 30, 1894.
Proposals TO be on forms obtained of the Clerk,
with guarantee bonds attached and to be sealed
and endorsed with the name OF the bidder and
nature Of supplies. None other will be received.
Samples Of goods required cal also be seen at
the office OF the Board.
The BOARD reserves the right to re ject any or al
bid il deemed for the best interest OF the County
go to DO.
By order of the Board,
JOHN BOYD,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
NOTICE
10 1fats2
-
Dealers and Merchants.

Proposals for Groceries. Dry Goods, Hosiery
Notions, Hardware. Lime and Cement. Meat. Mix,
Eggs, Shoes Paints and Oils, woodenware, Teas,
Vegetables, Tobacco, Provisions Coal, Lumber
and other supplies for the use OF County instltu-
lions and County jail viii be received by the
Board of Chosen Fresholders Of the County Of
Hudson at their regular meeting,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31

Regular meeting of the board OF chosen free
holders OF Huds, N county. held In the court house
on Mhursday, septemoer2 81 at 80 P. N. Present
Swartz-s. A-bsenJ-Director Charge Brnggenisnn
and Freeholders Croniu, Doscher. Fills. Gallagher.
Heller, Hennessey. Kelly an | MeNally-9. A quo.
rum not being present the Board adjourned 60
next regular meeting day, Thursday Octobsr rs.
1898. John Boyd, clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31

there vote ms follows; Yeas, All the members or
the soard present, II Absent Free holder Cronfn. l
The Director at Large declared the resolution
adopted BY Freebooter Eiis: Whereas. A check
dered drawn to John Logan for services rendered
to the county. by County Collsetoc Dls1a: a Id,
whe cas-, he said check has been 10 t; therefore,
Resolved. That the County Coll ctor be and is
hereby a authorized TO issue a CHECK for the sum
OF Ss5 50 upon the reception b. him OF notice that
Mr. John Logan has nlst a hond OF indemnity to
Indemnity the county against the loss, Ii am, TO
should ariss by the loss of said check, warrant No
SSl Question being taken on the resolution on
yeas and nays, there vote | IS r,l!ows Yeas Free
holders Ellis, Hanna, Heller hennessey. Kelly.
McNa1ly and Director at Large Bruggeman, { Nav
Freeholders Dosrher, gallagher, halliday and
Swnrtz4 Absent Freebooter Cronin. l b Free
holder Ellis; Resolved, That a warrant be and Is
hereby ordered drawn on the county collector i'll
favor of John floyd. clerk, FOR the sum of SIS IS
Question being taken On the resolution there
voted as follows:
Ieas-All the members of the board presht. II
absent, kreeholder Cronin, | The director at
large declaIed the resolution adodtel By Free
holder Ellis: Resolved. that the on
Pubic and County Roads be and ard hereby dt
rected and authorised to have the cutters and
chenners on the Patterson plank road cleaned and
put In proper shape at a cosl not exceeding 500
Question being taken on the resolution on yeas
| and nays there voted as follows: Yeas, all the
members OF the board present, 10 Absent, Free
tue resolution adopted Freebooter Hennessey
moved that the director at large appoint a com
mittee of three to make arrangements for tie
annual visit OF the board to the state asylum at
pointed Freeholders Hennessey. Heller nd Swartz
as such commiItee The board on mo ion of Free
holder Ellis adjourned The Director at Large de
clared the board adjourned to next regular meet
ing 0As' JOHN BOYD,
Clerk,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
Pleasnre's at the Pins.

The Pleasure Club sha tered the pins last
night at Wersebe's alleys. The scores of the
fnal team game of the Ii light were:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31
ORANGE a.
COLOMBIA
Enterprise crnb's Night.

Tie enterprise Club bowled last night at
night at Mulier's Klikow alleys. They had an
interesting series of team games. This was The
score OF the subber:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-31

This is the last day to register. Polls
open from one to nine r. nj. See that
your name is on the lists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The board Of trustees Of Olivet col
lego conferred the following degrees:
A. b., II. 8. Robiee. Charlotte; A. NJ,
pro merito. +. n. Stone, Lapeer; ID. d..
Herman =. DE Forest. Detroit; Willard
ii. Perry. Olivet; A. NJ. in course. the
Rev. james Hyslop. Cheboygan; r. II.
Gier. Chicago; II. A. Mosser, Brandon,
Oregon; Phi. d.. Prof. Irwin Shepherd.
Winona, Minnesota; LIZ d.. President
A. 4. Free. iankton. South Dakota.
The following persons were elected
members OF the board of trustees: DIR.
&. Il. Stockwell. Port Huron: Eugene
Rutan, Greenville; the Rev. &. H. Bcale,
lansing; the Rev. William III. Davis.
Detroit the Rev. A. NJ Brodie. Manis-
tee. and Charles +. Bridgman. Flint
The n. A. A. 81 Ypsilanti have elected
officers as follows: President, Jay p.
Higgins; vice president. Herbert L. Vor-
hees; secretary. James Clark; treasurer.
Don Gordon; director of sports. Earnest
p. Goodrich; base ball manager. Frank
L. Evans; foot ball manager. Harry w.
Gangnus; director OF gymnasium. +. +.
Wilcox.
Hastings had n sensation Friday
night A travelling man was severely
mangled for an alleged insult 30 little
girl ApoioA les wore profused when il
was known 10 be q case Of mistaken
identity.
Seventeen members Of the Howell
high school tucked their diplomas
under their arms last night and com
menced life by eating . banquet at the
expense Of the juniors.
The citizens II Hillsdale have decided
30 help the IIillsdale Manufacturing
company to rebuild their plant de
stroyed by IRE the other day.
Girari Drew. New York drummer.
attempted suicide at Jackson by jump
ing In q cisfern. HE injuries are
thought 10 be fatal.
Il. T.. Barkworth vii have hari time
at jackson on thu Fourth. ~ he 10 To
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
HERMANN A PAUPER
Bat the Magician's WIZ h Far From
Starving Fur Many YcarA

NEw YoRK, juno 3.-Alexsnder
Hermann. the magician, was examined
In supplementary proceedings by Abe
Hummel yesterday on . judgment OF
$1,000 obtained by Daniel Collyer.
the actor. for breach of contract. He
said he had no money and no prop
erty. There 10 an account In the Gar
field bank in bis name. but the money
belongs 10 his wife, and 10 the the
alter account. Mira Hermann. he
says. owns tho theater and runs his
company. She put 100000 into the
theatcr. He 10 employed by her at a
salary of 80 week. and has been for
two years The net profit Of the com
pany for the past year was over $1,000.
most u which WAS ussd by Mrs. Herr
mann to meet obligations He has
no jeweiry or ornaments. having given
them all to his wife. including his Isa-
bella Catholic cross The watch and
pin he wore were aleo his wifs's prop
erty. She has . home ut Whitestone,
Long Island. here she keeps four horses.
Hermann said he had claim of S27.-
60 against George w. Lederer and
other claims To thousands for money
lent TO various people. In the last four
years he SAID be had lost $4,000, 49,
90 In Wall street and $4,000 in New
Orleans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
TO PRISON FOR LIFE
Frank [. Hsyss Guilty Of Mus-
xisaag Fred Y. Kelly
SEQUEL OF 4 DETROIT CRIME
TIE Hrstsnnss lesssavsa Nh ssasrace
viii sAs usnsss ln&akGnresoe.
sa0sy ~ H. MusAss.
SEQUEL Of A DETROIT GRIM

DsrsosT. Mich~ June al--This after
1900 IL jusy In he Ftnnk l. Hayes
msrass trial rstursed verdict oe
murder IN the nrst degree. after bsing
out suo hours and tusnty -two minutes.
Judge Chanbsss immsdixtsly ssntsnccd
tho prisoner to jackson Tor lie.
Hayes he's bssn On trial fos The past
seek fog the murder a Drug Clerk
Frsnk II. Kelly early last winter. At
ssns time Hayes vas employed 1t the
same pharmacy. and was discharged tor
till. tapping. his victim succeeding him.
About o'clock one morning in Febru-
AIRY Hayes Waited the drug store. In
ducsd Kelly to 20 down 70 the cellar ON
sumo pretext. and while there stepped
behind him and shot Kelly through the
head with HE own pistol. He then rob.
he'd the co1pss. took some of the dead
mans clothing and quit the scene Of tho
murder.
When the crime was discovered tho
police stumbled on the fact that both
Hayes and Kelly had loved the same
woman. On visiting Hayes boarding
house the officers caught him just a. he
wss leaving Tor parts unknown. In the
grip he carried was found articles OF
clothing known to have belonged 70
Kelly. Hayes lied about everything
and was very cool. He admitted having
lied about the affair during the trial and
said he Was afraid to tell the truth
about kelly's clothes when arrested.
Hayes II Indiaer-nt.
After the verdict had been an
nounccd. friends attempted 10 comfort
the stricken family.
Mr.. Hayes. stand up" said the judge.
addressing the convicted young man.
who ross 70 his feet.
"Have you anything To say
Hayes shook his head impaticntly and
eat down before the judge had finished
his question.
stand up. repeated the judge. "Have
you anything to say why the sentence Of
this court should not be passed upon
your"
I've nothing to say" said Hayes,
looking blankly at the door Of the
jury room 1--we said all l have to
say"
1T is the sentence Of this court that
you be confined in the state prison at
jackson for the term Of your natural
life
Hayes heard the words without a
trcmor and sat down.
George +. Robson, his counsel, asked
for sixty days time TO prepare a bill OF
exceptions. and il was granted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Summaries.
FIRST race. ons mile - Huron. IL.
(Biaylockl l3 Ia 10 won by head. Buck
NcGann. io7. Ia 1, tThurpsl second:
faiero. L.. . % !. ~. iryiagl third.
tigas. 49,. Msbelle. fit2sinsmons.
lister and Vermont finished az named.
SECOND. slt furloBgs heiter Shelter.
IL 81 5 lpsnnyk Won; Pedestrian. u.
10 I. ifeighk SECOND; Highland. 10. Z
q Armstrong. third; time, l:iSs.
Glse Boy. Peril. Abandon. Prize E-pe-
RAMA and Flora Glenn hnlshci -
named
Third. American derby mile ard bali,
60 90 ruzrsateed. nrst money: $1,000
- second horse. and 5000 Ia third,
maidens allowed seven pounds Bound
l~ss. Harry OFallcn Endlee-. j. "
Cushing. ~ tt.srrlesnt. , IA 4, gon by
three lensths: - Ieonaris. 1T Blaze
Dellslions . X. and +. y. ke~ne. IL
ffayals o. !. srcond By one length.
sbfori Brsuatds. Duchess, X L. bose.
- - Martini. ; 81 1. thirsl. time. ~.
tAAebaran. Clorisfsf a.. W J9hn<on.
insonar. Tyrn. "a Crsis. Piatus. Ram.
rsst f,uo Alonzo. t<ssout. tp<rto and
Sersthrnse finished IA named Buck
slccsun All Mil>s Stsnsfssh vsrc
drawn.
Foursh. mile and six,e~nth-- Bounia
Tue. - Fisher. ~ b. I. son; Puryear
~. t0s - Reagan , tD 1. seroni. ksg.
nar. loi frxiaxi. 10 ~ L. thsri; time.
lt@sa r1rr~nt lssl~e v. ~. Crolx
Nar kahi. Miss Patton. ". ~. Hes-se
fisiand. frnns DC ant Eii kiirisg IN
i~hed a. named Ssr Wsiter eft ~ the
Yo<t Scratches. oyorte. Londen. Hasiy
ard ksnfier.
fifth. msbirn allowances. hopr snd
talf faslonss Daily eeit. les iovertan 1
q g. 1. SEQ; AIforeo. ~. Bra - .
srerasi. nay rhoDp@a, I'D Figpesh
: - 4 third. tine. 5ols. Bspsn,@ AIRS
frel l.. Hsnkss ffsuxhfer usdiy Var
sien. tevcbe. Erinds. kir<in~@s Hi
fisnry. Hsrateh. ~ guiye ana Peter ths
ftreaf ass r>a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

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physiplnas IN ese e1ky, 1oe ~ - eooF -
I've ysoss viahosA 80 Ssasos % ali
II 10 nos feel ~ e.me oes thae 80
vhso GEst vent - Dga OepslA16 - Qsa-
ham. Sos NJ hnse hslpsd ne In ssusy (as.
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What fhsy did foe ne skns vould He 70
aid SSsir vos3 II sss1y psrtIoalsr = my
oase, and hnvs Seunl 6rm csvur>spuA
skillsul ana huaonh1s - thsir dealinU M
M and o4bsn whon ~ tkseA"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
a WONlNIa RrRpFNy

srs Hghser~i wh~a - turns IA the v1ghs
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snss~s u = $500 fs<s ~ s-~sas - sss..
- bsss ys>s 0D~sy ks<a~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Original William Coulson. Egbert
Chaplin. restoration Seymour Harris.
Increase Thomas w. Baldwin. Reissus
--Anell McNutt. Oshea. +. Royner.
Original. widows, etc.--Elixabeth Will
Jams, Frederick keittier, Minerva En-
mons, Eliza Clutz (mother.)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

scsne-A gambling sa3oon. 4 g.ms a
sc~rs~ has jest bssa played The two
players sot up. and oos ~ thsa sterpsd
up clnss % ~ oehsUs '6irr
"Whss do yos vaas%
Il ~w yo~ ehsss - n0w.s
s'tsyY
81 I'm surs Of ~
ssYou mem 10 ruin Dsp
~Qu1es ths ouots~sy. rvsns yU1 -
taks me into psrtnssship' -Josrnal
ponr Rire
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

- Inusss.1vsas~ - - 0esanA
yeseuns 1D11ar--Yoa aEO so0a 70 -
ulnsuisd - - nan yoa lovs.
Nin CnleUln1s-b ~ blen0
YEA =
'sIs HI nans Hassyr '
YEA
swSp he give mo . ring With ~.
Quois4 and two disnondsy
"YeA"
.Are we going 70 Europe on our We'd.
ding Journey
"YeA"
Mia Calculate to fsiend> -Int u
Wondasfulf-TEuth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
DIR TAPPAN's PORTRAIT.
The Late Presidents Friends Present
IL 10 tho Univcssiey.

ASS AEsoR. Mich. June @.-This
morning full length portrait Of DIR.
Tappan. the former president Of the uni
verrity. was formally presented 10 the
university in the library building. Prof.
Bradish. the artist. made the presenta-
ton speech in the name Of the leading
alumni and friends In Detroit.
President Angel accepted the
portrait. Speeches were made
by Profs. Martin. Dodge, Walters,
Perry and others among tho old friends
81 Dr. Tappsn. There were present ex-
Governor Fetch. Mrs. Hiram j. Beakes,
DIR. &. l. Ford, Prof. Prescott and others.
The portrait with frame In about l0xld
feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
RESTORED 70 HEllIG
49, Missy AsssaesA - A1nsa ~
~ Up = psspaak

Mr.. ". II. Van Lnoo, reu6A1uo stNe. ~
Ottawa sarcsA iss gsntIeman M uellknown
70 need any introdnctioo - ~ cltIssne at
0und Rapida. having uvsd hese Ill ~ Ilfe,
Be hss lissc'ly sso.n r ~ tas sasy: ssd
firm Of Dsgkey = 0ay.