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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-30
APRIL GRAND JURY.
Two Editors On the List-An Excel
lent Panel.

Sheriff Stanton this morning announced
the names of the Grand Jurymen who Will
act upon the cases to come before tue
April term If court. The foreman OF the
iury is John Edelstein. President of the
Board of Finance. The members OF tne
Jury from Jersey City are:-
John Edelstein, cigar manufacturer.
Cornelius ]. Cronan, real estate.
Otto Lawrence, halter.
John Saunders, retired.
William P. Watson, physician.
Thomas w. Tllden, freight agent.
Henry Otersen, saloon.
George w. c. Phillips, druggist.
Cornelius H. Benson, editor.
Ferdinand Helntzs. retired.
william F. Kern, livery and sales stables.
James Burns, saloon.
Waldemar Eckelmann, retired.
Robert ]. Mcmillan. editor,
David R. DAILY, Crucible Works.
The other emDer are:-
John Newman, insurance, Bayone.
Thomas f. Magner. saloon, Bayonne.
James Nolan, retired, Harrison.
Thomas Nolan, printing, West Hoboken.
Simon Kelly, real estate, Weehawken.
John Conway, superintendent, town OF Union.
James F. Laverty, port warden, Hoooken.
Cornelius ]. Donovan, saloon.
Charles T. Kaegebehn, importer.
The independents also endorsed Tor
Freebooter In the Ninth w. 81. Ellis, and
in the Tenth, Simon Kelly. They will
endorse Bewig, Timken and Offerman III
the First, Second and Third Wards re-
spectively, but have noG as yet desided
what action they will take in the Fourth.
The court officers are:-John w. Welsh,
court crier; John Zeller, s~ergeant-at.
arms; John Cooke, doorkeaper; Michael
Dewitt, front court; Enoch Rvno. Peter
Quinn. j. Jacot, Joseph Boland, Michael
Purcell, Edward f. O'Grady.
In the e a court the following officers
will act,-William West, f. P. Buaden,
Jr.. Michael Carroll. William Hogan.
William Henry. G. d. Dilloway, Michael
Kohl, Richard Garrick, James Donovan,
Michael A. Egan. John H. Mitchell.
The Grand Jury officers will he:-John
H. Masker, John Reese, p. II. Daily,
Henry J.. Powell, g. II. CarrRgan and
james Devine.
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WAR OVER WATER.
fhe Metre Issue in Hoboken's
Council-Dirty Streets.

At the meeting of the Hoboken Common
Council last night. the Committee of the
Whole on the water question reported
progress, and asked permission to be al
lowed to sit again. Corporation At
torney Minturn submitted an opinion
relative to the right of the Hacken-
sack Water Company to order
the placing of metres in the houses of
citizens. He conteuded that this could
not be lone without the consent of the
owners, but Section 3 of the laws of 1857,
provides that the Water Commissioners
might make such rules and regulations
as they saw fit, and MON otner rules,
might make one requiring The use of
metres, and If q citizen refused to accept
q metre. the Water Commissioners could
refuse to furnish him with water. The
whole matter, he said, rested with the
Water Commissioners.
Councilman Bewig later introduced
a resolution TO the effect that the Com
mon Council request che Board of Water
Commissioners, whenever citizens COM
plain Of the meters, to have them taken
out and charged as per house rates.
Chairman E~rlenkoetUer thought the
"wnole matter u political hippodrome."
and for some i've minutes the members
talked at one another about buncombs,
puG eluGNHl CiOSeu tue ueUAte ny dSSuf-
ling the gallant Colonel that his stock In
trade of buncombe was not limited, only
it didn't 90" this time. Bewig's reso-
luton was adOpted, aud Erlenkoettef SO
announced. with the additional remark.
referred to the Water Board after cleo
tion."
A communication from the Board Of
Health calling attention to the dirty on
dition of the streets, and asking the Coun-
ell to urr0 the Street commissioners to
keep them clean. caused a little stir.
Councilmen Kelly. WeInthai and Tahen
said that If the Tax COMMISSIONERS didn't
appropriate enough money to keep the
streets clean, the Commissioners could not
do so 'If enough money be appropri-
ated," said Councilman Tanep, there
will be no necessity for the Board of
Health or any other Board to talk. We
are able to take care of our wi business
Councilman Tanen introduced u reso.
luton to place an electric light in front
of St. Mary's Hospital. He said when
the ambulance drove up, thsoe carrying
an injured or sick person were liable to
injury.
Councilman Snyder thought it advis-
able to walt till after the next tax levy. A
year ago, he said, the Sisters wanted a
light placed in their yard SO that they
could see going to the dead house, but
Father Corrigan objected, aud the mat
ter was dropped.
Chairman Erlenkoteter remarked:-
Il didn't know Father Corrigan was
running this Council,
.Idida's say that he was.p hotly re-
piled Snyder.
All the members voted to grant the re-
quest.
Architect Fall Informed the Council
that the new engine u truck house on
Newark street was ready for occupancy.
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record of the players is appended;
GARFIELD PURITAN.
Last Came In the Greenville-Bayonne
Amateur Tourney.

Last Came In the Greenville-Bayonne
Amateur Tourney.
The last game in the Greenville-Bay-
onne Amateur Bowling League series
was rolled last evening on the Puritan
A. C.'s alleps in GreenvilIe. The con-
testing teams were the Garfields and
Puritan. The latter won by six pins and
tied the Irequois A. c. of Bayonne for
the championship. The game was close
and exciting, and the Puritans captured
it by making u magnificent squirt III the
last frame. In the ninth frame the Gar
fields led by 50 pins. Vreeland of the
Puritans made a triple header in the
wind-up and saved the game and cham
pionship for his team. He was high
man with 1888. Captain Herig of
the Puritaus WAS next with
III. Ramhorst WAS n close third with
1877. The Puritans and Iroquois will roll
off the lis on a neutral alleys some time
next week. The score OF lasG nights
gamer
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and contemplate arranging several
match games before the end OF the sea-
son. This first will probably be with the
Arion Society bowlers.
Pavonias will bowl tonight at Null ler's
alleys, Pavonia avenue.
The Lady Pioneers bowled at Pohl-
mann's last night.
Montgomerys bad a series OF merry
games last evening at Muller's Kllkow
alleys.
The ladies and gentle mems team tour
nament will close at the Jersey City A.
C's.. alleys this evening.
The Jersey City team will bowl two
games in the Y. M. C. A. League this
evening at Harlem.
The New Jersey Bowling Clubs team
lost two games last night in the A. A. b.
u. tournament. The scores were:-First
game, N. j. B. c., 726; Ansouia, $50.
Second game. N. j. i. g., 749; Grir, 86l.
The record in the League is us fol-
Won. Lost
Garfield A. Co.,. ..-.....-.... 2
1IOQuOIS a, -. - a
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CASEY IN FRONT.

The Persistent Bowler again Leads In
the Nonpnreil Tourney.
Frank Casey, who lost the lead in the
Nonpareil tournament on Tuesday night.
recovered first place last evening. IL wa s
several hours work to accomplish 1t,
but he was not discouraged and begged
away until he had gained the
four points which mads his total
The top score. He has rolled up
564 and leads Dippel By Que pin. This al
leys were crowded with bowlers. but only
Que new name was added to the list of
those who had completed ten scores. The
/ mails nrs.-
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DemcreSr.


,Thev Defeated the Hilltop and hmeri-
Gus Team in the County Tourney.
The Hour Clubs team by q singular
coincidence rolled the same total in its
Two games last night in the Hudson
! County tournament at Major Philibert's
alleys. They reached IN average of 1852
aud won both. The opening contest WAS
between the Americas N Hilltop Teams.
The Americus boys mad command of the
ball and held their opponents IN the sec
oud frame By 6S Plus. They contiuued to
gain Ii when the tenth frame closed
were the victors by 212 Plus. The Hill
tops went to smithereens in the games nd
their average was only 122. The score:-
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!. G A. C,s Pool TOMORROW.

Only n game was played last night
in the Jersey City Athletic Club's pool.
tournament. Hogs, the scratch maa, de-
feated BowIy. The latt er made only 70
Eall+.
The team OF the 23l Street Z. ~. @. A.,
which, won the championship Of Section
b., has challenged che JERSEY City team
which caugnt the honozs ~ Sertlon a.
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~ SCORES BY FRAMES. -
Eour..... 10i 1871 249 326 40S 1872 515 653 T1 80
Americas -. = 81 1866 rs 800 $50 434 525 o2I 500 1yl
Umpire-W. W. Baxter.
Sccrers-C. spohr, Z. +. Eendig and B. Demarest.
Strikes, Spares and Treats.
match is being arranged between the
Teutonias aud Bergen . The E npire
will pre- badly tackle the winning team.
Charley LANCE is rapidly recovering
from his injury and was able TO bowl n
little Tuesday night. In a few weeks hs
will meet Won Schweinitz in that long
delayed series of games.
Tue Empires 'hanker arter'' iaurels
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate of John H. Cors, deceased. w%ilheimina T..
Cor and Henry A. Kicker. executors of John Ii.
son County. dated February 18th. 1888 hereby. give
notice to the creditors OF said dccedent TO bring
in their debts. demands aud claims against the
estate IF said de ,edentunder oath or nitirma ion
within niue months from the date OF said ord or. or
they will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executors.
W~IL,HELMINA j.. CORS,
E HENRY A TCKER y.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Isaac L Van Der Beck. deceased. Fran
oils !. Van Der Beck. William L. Pearson, isaac 4.
Van Der Beck and Franz Van Cer Beck, Jr., execu-
tors of Isaac /. Van Der Beck, deceased, by order
of the Surrogate OF Hudson County. dated Febru.
ary 23d. 1898. hereby G We notice TO the creditors OF
said decedent to bring in their debts, demands and
e eialm Or AMIN ggiiirma sqe e wissin u ni gssu m asSyasf Hon anf fSe
date of said order. or they Will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said executors
FRANCIS /. VAN DER BECK.
WILLIAM +. PEARSON,
ISAAC P, A DER Beck,
RAN l.. VAN DER BECK. IF.
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T TO CREDITORS

Estate of Edward Hope. deceased. Mary Ann
Hooe. executrfx, of Edward tope, deceased, by
order OF the surrogate of Hudson County, dated
March B. 1898 hereby gives notice to che eieditocs OF
said decedent to bring in their debts. demands and
claims against he estate Of said deeede9t, under
date Of said order. or they will be firever barred
OF any action therefor against said exeeutrix.-
MARY ANN HOPE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

administratrix OF Corpelia Paynton, deceased, by
order Of the surrogate Of Hudson County. dated
CT editors of said q ecedent 70 bling in thstr debts.
demands and claims against the estate of said
decedent, under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the date of sold order. Of they will
be forever barred Of any action therefor against
said administrator.
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GRACE WEST.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate or Edward W.. Pc sells. deceased. Lsonora
ceased. by order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson coan-
fy. dated March Z, 1895, hereby gives notice to tso
credito 8 OF said decedent 10 bring In their debts,
demands and CLAIMS against the estate OF said de
csdent, under oath or aflrmaticn within nine
months from tho date OF said orr or, or they will BE-
forever barred OF any actioa therefor against said
executrtx. LEoNoRA PARSELlA.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Thomas c. West; deceased. Grace West.
executrix. OF phomas c.. vest. deceased. by order
OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson County, dated
March 2, iS9S hereby gives notice to the creditors
or said DECIDE nt TO bring In their dehts, demands
and claims against the estate of sui decedent
under oath or AMIR nation within nine months from
the date Of said order, or hey Will be forever
barred OF any action therefor against said OK
ecutrix. -
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peopIe,s Palace BOWERS.

It is the custom of the Trustees and Deacons
of tie Tabernacle to show in every way pos.
sible their interest in young men, and SO visit
the Palace frequently, and mingle with them in
their sports, and thus prove the falsity OF the
statement made by some that the church cares
little for young men. The gathering last even
ing was large, and the enthusiasm great. The
SC ore is, as folloWs:-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Barbara Muller or Miller, deceased,
Charles SC. Reers, administrator with will an
by order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson County, dated
January 8, 1898. hereby gives notice to tine cred.
itors OF said decedent TO bring in their debts, de-
msnds and claims against the estate Of said de
cedent. under oath or affirmation within nine
be- forever barred Of any action therefor againss
said administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Owen Kelly. deceased. Margaret
Kelly. executrix OF owen Kelly, deceased,
by order Of the Surrogate of HUDSON
county, dated January II. 1898, herebygives notice
to the creditors of said decedens - bring in their
debts. demands ana claims against the estate Of
nine months from the date or said order, or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executrix.
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Hilltop ..........O is ia ;03 2bf 353 423 s9y ECO GA
Americus. ......... ~ los 266 $50 Ais ass 55l t4S 1888 sc
UNI pire-W. W. Baxter.
The HiiltopS did better IN the second
game. They jumped up to an average of
Isl, and gave the Hour team a close battle.
They started with the lead aud held iG
to the seventh frame, when their adj
vantage was q. La the eighth the Hour
bowlers rallied, and when the frame
closed they We're ~ ahead. There was
no II in The ninth, but in the tenth
the Hour team gained a dozen, and won
by "a pins. The score:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-30

NY ostarrh was very bad. For thirty
years i have been troubled with it-have
tried Il number of remedies without relief.
Al druggist advised Ely's Cream Balm. |
have used only bottle and / can say1 feel
lik a new man. / nuke this voluntary
statement that others may know Of the
BaIm.-J. ". Mathewson, lLaYyer) Paw
tucket, Ri
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A RUNAWAY ON GRAND STREET.

AT five O'Clock yesterday afternoon a horse
attached to a coupe containing Mr.. J. Ellis of
Bergen and Virginia avenues, ran away at
Summit avenue and Grand street. He ran for
some distance and was finally stopped by Letter
Carrier Daniel Coffey at considerable personal
wish
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Estase Of Stephen y. Morrison, deceased, Mary
Ann Nor ison, exsoutrix Of stephen 7, Mogrtsor.
County, dated February 18th, 1898, hereby gives
70 the credit rs Of sstd d~scedent. to bring n snslr
debts, demands and claims agatnet lie es nte OF
sold decedent, under o 9TH or Affirmation within
nine y onths from the dats .of said ord :. er they
viii be forever barred Of amy action therefor
AGAINST said executrlx. ~
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SECOND FAME.

SCORE BY THAMES.
Biilsop..,......6 81 143 223 SJ7 SO 45s $50 6H 707 1856
ECIr.......... ...45 13o 1873 o02 81 4s5 SIG 6!6 7D $40
Umpire-W. W. Baxter.
Scolers-C. Spear, c. a. Kendig and F. Leinkauf.
j he inal game WAS a tight squeeze tor
the lucky Hour team. They had the lead
from the first frame. when they Secured
an advantage of 10. In the ninth they
were 40 ahead, but in tue tenth they were
ratified. The Americas bows made a
brilliant effort, but The gap was TOO Wide,
and they wero eaten 16 pins The score:
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Charles P. Friend, deceased, Emma r
P, Friend. executrix of Charles T. f1ieud, deceased
by order OF the Smro rate of Hudson County
creditors OF said decedent to bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate OF said de
cedent, under oath or affirmation within pfne
months from the dare OF said order, or they will be
forever barred OF any action rhei efor against said
executrix.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John F. Butler, deceased, Catharine F,
Butler, ADMINISTRATIVE of John +. Butler, deceased
by order of the Surrogate OF Hudson County, daled
creditors of said accident to bring in their
debts demands and claims against tho 90.
within nine months from the date OF said order, or
they will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said ADMINISTRATIVE.
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sullivan on His Final Knock out.

NEW ORLEANS, March go, lS93-John L. Sulli-
van who is playing here, weighs 1852 pounds an d
is in none too good health. Yesterday in a
talk he sald:-"I have always had it my head
that it is heart disease that is TO be my ending.
My mother died of heart disease, and l take
afterher. physically. 1t has to come some time,
and / am not looking for it In a hurry, but when
il does come, l had rather be snuffed out quickly
by something like heart disease than to suffer
with q lingering Illness"
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the final account OF
tho SUBSCRIBER. ASST sneef for the Lsneat OF thecred,
itors Of Chsrles A. Eoasch, an fnsolvent debtor. VIII
De audited and statea by the sur, ogate OF the
County of hudson. and reported for settlemen
on Friday. the Slsr day of March next
Dated January III A. D. isgs
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NOTICE OF sRTTLEl

Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscriber, truscess uudor the will OF henry q.
vreelano win be audited and stated by tn S9rro-
gate of the County OF Hudson, and reported for
settfemeut on Friday, the Slst day OF March next.
REUBEN SIMPSON.
CHARLES II. WOOD.
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STR
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Thomas Clarke, deceased. Cathartne
Cla, he. admtnistratrix of Thomas Clarke. de-
ceased, BY order of the Surrog ate Of Hudson Coun-
ty, dated Marco 9. 1891 hereby gives notice TO me
creditors of said decendsnt TO b. ing in their debts,
demands and claims against the estate ct said de-
cedent, under oath or affirmation within ntns
forever bar cd OF any action therefor against said
ndmfnisfratrix CLARKE.
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The Jersey City boys have refused to
bowl, claiming their teall is worn ont
and not in condition. The Twenty-third
street bowlers are disappointed and sore.
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Garhe,os.... 1852 $50 AIS $50 700 1853 ss5 100 1880 1899
Puritans 80. 12S 26l Ais SAP e63 sI3 s4s 1880 l2Ol 1895
U-mpire-August Smith.
scorers-R Lau benheimer and Fl. Petty.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF William Tighe, deceased, Owen Mons
han. Administered r OF William Tighe, deceased, by
order of the surrogate OF hudson County. dated
March 10. 1898, hereby gives notice to the creditors
or said decedent TO bring IN their debts, demands
and claims against the estate of said d~ecedent. un-
der oath or affirmation within nine months from
the date Of said order, or they Will be forever
barred IL any action therefor against said admin
fsfrator OWEN A
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ed Street
lie OltilliGp BIOS.
print / Ed
india Silks.

We have on sale one of the largest
assortmcnts of printed India Silks
that can be found in the CITY. The
designs and colorings far surpass
all previous displays.
Particular attention is invited to
a line worth $1.oo that we have
marked to
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CATHOLIC CLUBS BOwLERS.

puritan A.
Garfield A. C......... .-......-....
Iroquois A. 3
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The night schools which were opened
n several public school buildings on Jau-
uary %; will BE- ciosed tonight to the re-
greet of many of the pupils and to the sat
isfaction of the teachers. for whom the
night schools have made much extra
work.
Reporters of THE JERSEY CITY NEWS
visited the several schools last evening
III made inquiries touching their work
The instructors consider they were a de-
cided success.
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Closing exercises were hald last even
lining by School No. rs on Twelfth street.
A large number of visitors were In at
tendance. The exercises began with n
Baby" Miss Gussie Smith gave an essay
entitled "Clvil Service," winning
an encore. Michael Lyons, VINO
is a leader among his fellow pupils,
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GAME
SCORE BY FRAMES.

Totals ...... 4 Is 81 Gle Tota
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-11
CAME FOR REV ENGE.
Desperado Hawkins Starts Out to
Avenge His Brothers
Lynching.
After a Desperate Fight He Is
Overpowered and
Jailed.

SHELBYYILLE, Ind, June 10.-Late
tonight Babe Hawkins, the deSperado,
with a gang Of thirty men armed to the
teeth, surprised the town by appearing
Oh the streets for the purpose of aveng-
ing the death of his brother, Charles
Hawkins, who was lynched year
ago for shooting the city marshal. He
first met ex-Sheriff James McGill and
Informed him Of his mission, and started
on a hunt for ex-Sheriff McDougall,
whom he said he would kill on
sight. They met on corner and each
drew his pistol. McDougall seized the
desperate and desperate struggle en-
sued. McGill rushed to the scene and
was felled by Hawkins, who blew a
whistle which brought his thirty men
to his rescue. A melee followed. and in
the rush McDougalls leg was broken
and several knife wounds were in
flicted on him. Citizens came out
by hundreds, and a general fight
ensued. Ex-Sherltf McGill was stamped
into Inconsistencies and is in critical
condition. MeDougall held onto
Hawkins until he was disarmed and
in the custody OF officers. Babe
Hawkins wife also went into the fight
with knife. The officers hurried
Hawkins off to Jail. Over 500 men are
now at the scene, and lynching is
looked for. Justice Craycraft. held an
examination and bound Hawkins over
to June 80 under $4,000 bonds. This he
secured and, guarded by his gang, drove