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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
A A COAL BILL

A claim was yesterday presented at Fire
Headquarters. which is locked upon by Super
intendent Brown and other officers of the
department as very cheeky. to say the least. on
the part of a large coal company whose prop.
ertywhen in imminentdRnger of destruction was
saved by the department.. Several months ago
on the occasion Of the barrel factory fire on
Essex street, the departments supply OF coal
WAS exhausted about two O'Clock i'm the morn
ing when the American Coal Company. whose
Property adjacent to the burning factory was
saved from Ike destruction by the fremen,
voluntarily furnished the engines with what coal
was needed. Suitable acknowledgements was
made and nothing furthur was heard about the
matter unfit yesterday, whe1 the agent Of the
company appeared at Fire Headquarters and
presented d bill for So for the coal furnished
Superintendent Brown was astonished and
gave the agent a talking to that he is not likely
to soon forget. The Bill represents about ten
tons of coal, when it is said not half that
quantity was taken by the f1remen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
Y. M. c. A. NoTEs

The Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city Is giving Tuesdays through July and
August to national evenings. The first was
last night, beginning with an English evening,
and was entertained by English and their
friends. The first on the programme was a
guitar solo by Henry Fl. Kahlert, which was
followed by a vocal solo, Rocked In the Cradle
of the Deep with guitar accompaniment, and
then, as an encore. Il went with him, y which
wa s very much appreciated by the members.
Mr.. H. B. Bush added greatly TO the pleasure
Farm Then Mr.. WEIGH sang q solo. THY
Voice is Near and an encore Fifty Cents
Mrs. Eliza S. Combs, ex- president, then gave
some very interesting views of England and
France. Then Messrs. Miner and Welch gave
a hrief idea OF the customs of the English. Mr..
WEIGH spoke about the English Young Men s
Christian Association, comparing IL with ours,
and said we are more aggressive in our work.
The evening was very~proftahly spent.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
TRAP SHOOTERS LEAGUE.
The Fifth Team Contest of the New Jsr-
sey Association.

The Fifth Team Contest of the New Jer-
sey Association.
The Fifth Team contest of the New
Jersey Trap Shooters League at Newark
yesterday was a big success.
1t was held in connection with the an
nual tournament of the South Side Gun
Club at their grounds. The team scores
follow:-
Uuiop Gun Clnb of Springfield g. Smith, g;
Ill. emith. %; Birmingham, 3d. Sigier, 20;
South Side Gun Club of Newark-Breintnall.
g; Hoffman, 81; Godfrey. "A; Walters, "a;
Thomas, 81. Total, lis.
Maplewood Gun Club of O~range-sickley, &c;
War Smith, %; Drake, "a; F. Van Dyke, 70;
Endeavor Gun Club of Jersey cltya.F;, Post,
%; /. H. Keller, is: Z. Collins. %; G. w. Nc
Peek, 10; Heritage, %. Total, 1914.
Boiling Springs Fishing and Gun Club of
Rutherford.Apgar; q; Grief 10; Ely, 10; Hol-
Myrtle Park Gun Club Of Irvington-Y Young,
II: Compton, %: Smith. 20; McCaiium, IL; Ter
rill, q. Total, 100.
Conan, %; Jeliemes, IS; Beatty. s; Abbott, II.
The winners of the Sweepstakes fellow:
First event-Breintnall IA; Hoffman,. 10;
Miller, 49,.
Third event-4ailler. Apgar and Richmond, IA;
C. n. Hedden, Collins, Godfrey and Creveling.
IS; BreIntnall, Hoffman and Edgarton. y; g.
Smith. ill.,.
Fourth esent-Breintnan and Hoffman, IA;
Miller, Collins, Godfrey and Grief, 10; Edgar
ton, G. Smith, Apgar, Hollister and Walters, ~;
q. d. Hedden, It. II. Keller and J. L. Smith, II.
Fifth event-BreintnaN and Walters, IS: Nil.
Ter anu iHollister. IA: Godfrey ana War"
Smith, 10. Hoffman,, G.. Smith, Apgar, Collins,
Mehl and Connan, 12
Sixth eventxMiler, G. NJ. Hedden. Godfrey.
Walters and ). L. Smith. IA; Breintnall, Apgar
and war, Smith, 10; c. Smith, T. II. Keller
and MehL IL; Hoffman,, EdgartoD, Collins and
HOLSTER, II.
Seventh event-Miller, Is: Hoffman, aud
War Smith, IA: C. Smith. Apgar, Walters, T.
II. Keller. Mehl, Paul, Post and Birmingham,
IS; Edgarton, Grief. Sigler, Thomas and Alb
bott. -.
Eighth Event-Edgarton, IS: Muller, Apgar.
Godfrey. Walters. Sigler, Van Dyke and Comp
ton, IL: Brieutnall. Grief, War Smith, Brant-
ingham andiHeritage, Hl3; Hoffman,, T. II. Kel-
Ter, J. L. Smith, Mehl and Drake Il.
Ninth Event-Edgarton, Compton and Drake,
IA; Apgar. Walters, Sigler. Thomas, Van Dyke
Godfrey. 7. H. Keller. J. L. Smith, War"
Smith, Mehl and Birmingham. IL; G. M. He'd
den, Collins and Heritage, II.
Tenth Event-Apgar and Godfrey, IL; 9.
Smith, Sigler aud Compton, IA: Collins, WAR
Smith, Van Dyke, Heritage and Addison. 10;
Hoffman, Walters and J. l.. Smith, II.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
GOVERNOR PRICE LEAVES JAIL.
A Deputy Sheriff says He Has Been
Discharged From Custody.

Special to The Jersey CITE NeCs.
HAcKENsACK, July IL, 1885,. -Ex-Gov-
ernor Rodman M. Price shook the dust
of Hackensack from his feet. yesterday,
u boarded a train for New York. He
bought an excursion ticker, as If to show
that he intended to return to the custody
OF the Sheriff, and his friends declared
that he still held the 500, 900 bail
bond which he secured with SO
much trouble In his possession. Deputy
Sheriff John Ber5hol, however. who de-
ciared that there had been a great deal
of tall lying about the Governor, said
that he had been discharged from Gus
tody: that the Sheriff had his bond in
good aud proper shape, mud was no
longer responsible for his safe keeping,
and that Price would not turn up again
until next Monday, wnen his case coui es
up In the Court OF Chancery az Jersey
City.
1.-THE sympathy OF the people is all
with Governor Price," said the deputy
sheriff, land unless l am very much mis-
taken, Chancellor McGill will find that
he has made Il sad blunder. Mr.. Price
expects to be triumphantly indicated,
add Ex-Governor Bedle, his counsel. is
believed to lave a good defe nse."
The nature Of this defense is said to be
that a State court could have no juris-
diction over 9 branch of the United
States Government, and that in attempt
ing to enjoin the latter from paying a
portion of MIR. PRICES claim for money
alleged to hav been advanced In the
early days of California, on which the
Widow Fisher claimed to have a Ian,
the Chancellor exceeded his authority.
MRS. Fischer. the plaintiff in the pre-
aent action. is a poor school teacher in
Virginia, it was said. Her husband, who
was a paymsster In the navy, preceding
Price Ia duty at San Francisco, was said
TO have u large property there. Price
undertook TO manage it for him when
Fisher was transferred, and the allega-
ton against him is that he never turned
over to the widow what was due her,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
ASlATIC AFFAIRS.
France and England in Siam-white
Pirates Abroad.

France and England in White
Pirates Abroad.
VICTORIA, b. c., July IL, 1893.-A Sing
apore paper, brought by the steamer Vic
toria. saYs:-
French encroachments will precipi-
tate what the English and Siamese
prophets have lone foreseen-the estab-
lishment of a British pr~otectorate over
SIAM. A small Kingdom like Siam can
not hold its own unaidsd aud unprotected
during an European rush for a colonial
empire. Siam was ill advised to submit
the dispute about the Mekon2 territory
to arbitration. because in the war OF
colonial policies IL is customary to respec5
OILY the rights OF nations that can defend
them. Siam would be equally i'll advised
TO go to war with France, for
France into Siam goes no times
and nothing over. There is a
third course, and the only rational one.
open-a British prorectorate. 1t remains
to be seen how Gladstone's Cabinet will
receive applications for d British protec-
torate over Siam. We nave an uneasy
feeling that II England would TO address
q gentle fefnonstrance to France for her
conduct in Siam, and ASK for explana-
tions france would withdraw all objsc-
tions to British occupation of Egypt.
England would allow France a free baud
Ia the far East, Including the occupation
OF Siam. The French advance up the
Mekong to Stungstrang was attended
with practically .tttle bloodshed. The
Siame.e forces were concentrated further
MP the river, where The natural conditions
facilitated and strengthened their posi-
ton.
Japan has apparently gone out OF its
head because Lieutenant Colonel
Fukushina has ridden across Asia on
horseback. coveriag the distance-14, 900
kilometres-In 48S days. He is now re-
garded by all classes as If he were a god.
With the view to the colonization of
the Kurile Islands aud their opening for
cultivation. it is proposed by the govern
ment OF Japan TO connect the variou .
islands by telegraph and to construct
lighthouses wherever necessary. Noiji
Maru. sent to the island for preliminary
Investigations, repofted most favorably.
The Takyo news agency at ChuwoDom-
stasha reports that the islands of Iwoo
aud Sans0, and their small outlying
islets were recently visited by foreign
white pirates in sailing vessels. It
said that the crew landed and carried off
money and all the valuaDles in the pos
session of the islanders. The Japanese
government has been asked to take i'm
mediate steps toward the Identification
and punishment OF the offenders.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12

NEW JERSEY A. c.
MATTE R. BEAT LIZZIE V.
In a Match Race on the New York Bay
Yesterday.

In a Match Race on the New York Bay
Yesterday.
A match race for a prize of $40 was
sailed yesterday afternoon by w. p.
Vreeland, owner of Lizzie ". and MIR.
Renshaw. owner OF Matte Il. The race
was the outcome of n declaration by Mr. {.
Vreelana that he could give the Matte
r. eight minutes handicap and beat her.
Mr.. Renshaw accepted the indirect chal-
ienge and at five o'clock last evening
the yachts started from the Green
vile Yacht Clubhouse. The course was
over the regular ten mile club course.
The Matte Il. was the first to arrive at
tue finish. She beat the Lizzie V by a
minute and q half. At the conclusion of
The race Mr.. Vreeland challenged Rem
shaw 10 sail another race under the same
conditions. Mr.. Renshaw accepted the
second challenge. The race will take
place this afternoon. The prize will be Il
INK of cigars.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
LIONS EVANGELICAL CHURCH PICNIC.

The scholars of the 1ion's Evangelical Lu.
theran Church, Of Greenville, are enjoying their
annual picnic at Salter's woodblne Grove, Ba-
yonne, this afternoon. The scholars left the
church at Meadow avenue shortly after ten
o'clock Ten large wagons conveyed them to
decorated with flags and branches of trees. The
children arrived at the grounds at eleven O'Clock
and The merry making began as soon as they
left the wagons. They will return home at six
O'Clock. Pastor Burkhard is In charge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
FUNDS FOR TIE HOME RULE cAusE.

The Irish National Federation of. America,
the receipt Of the following sub
scrlptions in aid of the Home Rule Movement
Home Rule fund. Norwich, Conn, ST., as 6;
John eastman, Treasurer Home Rule fund,
Manchester, Now Hampshire. $500, making a
total Of 81 $40. 90, which added to the amount
already acknowledged, makes a grand total,
received to date Of $s5,s55. Il.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
AUSTIN GIBBONS TRAINING.
Special to The Jersey City Ee,e..

Special to The Jersey City Ke,cs.
NEWARK, July ~, lS93.-Austtn Glib
bons. lightweight champion of America.
is training at Passaic. for the Tri-State
boxing contest to be held next Monday,
at the Shooting Park. in this city, under
the auspices of the Club Vendome In
four rounds he will try to stop Charles
"Bulr' Mccarthy, of Philadelphia, and
Joe" Harmon, of New YORK.
Australian BILLY" Murphy. who was
defeated by johnny Griffin recently
before the Coney Island Athletic Club, is
also in training for a battle with Ear
Listman of New York.
The club Vendome has also arranged a
lightweight class in which there are FIVE
entries. Danny Keefe, Charley Norton's
unknown. Paddy McGuigsn's Young
Conway, George Valentine and Barney
Fleming,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
cORBETT AND JACKSON MATCHED.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 12.-Last night
James Corbstt and Parson Davies, the
latter acting for Peter Jackson, sigued
articles Tor a fight between Corbett and
jackson, to come Of in June, 1894. The
fight is to be for the largest purse OBJ
tainabIe and u side bet of $4,000, the
winner to take everything. The men
aach put up $1,000 forfeit, and are to put
MP 81, 500 additional in three months from
date; 81, 500 In six months from da:e, n
The remaining Sa030 three months before
tina fight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
sEABRIGHT TENNIS TOURNEY.

Opening Game For the State Champion
ship Yesterday.
The tennis tournament for the cham
pionship OF New Jersey, held By the Sea-
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club,
began yesterday afternoon. Some good
players are entered. Among tue m are
Larned, E. L. Hall, T. G. Hall, H. M.
Bflings, M. r.. Wright and Deane Miller.
Few Of the players were on hand, ana the
playing was very tame and uninterest-
ing. The scores were as follows:-
Mems Singles-Prelininary round-W.
A. Larned beat S. NJ. Allen. 6-1, 60; @.
y. Maxwell beat H. M. Alexander, S-6.
Ga; Ii. M. Billings beat O. H, Lowe,
Go Ga
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE.

w. d Hauser and sister of No. 80 King street.
New York, were driving in a buggy on Airing
ton avenue yesterday afternoon. As they were
crossing the railroad bridge near the station,
the horse took fright at an approaching tram
and went tearing down the street. The occu-
nants were thrown out in a heap, but FORUM
ately neither was seriously hurt. The horse
was stopped at the junction by Fred Eckerta
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
AN OLD LANDMARK GONE.

The two-story and basement brick building on
the northwest corner Of Grove and First streets,
q part of the old Bedford property, and Ia
which the late David Bedfo I'd resided for many
years while holding the office Of justice of the
peace and Recorder Of this city, having been
purchased by John Ruzze, groceryman, corner
of EifGn and Monmouth streets, is being torn
down to give place 20 a hve-story brick fiat
with store on first floor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
LETS TO Be TRIED TOMORROW.

The case Of Alexander S. Let's the default-
ing cashier In the Pennsylvania freight yard,
has been srt down fof trial tomorrow. He is
indicted for having stolen about S24. coo from
the company. Let's, it Will be remembered by
this readers Of The NEWS, fed wheu his pecuIa-
tiohS were discovered, ana several months late r
surrendered hituseIf for trial,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
pASSlGLIA ACQUITTED.

Marc Antonio Passiglia was.tried yesterday
afternoon for a second time on a charge Of
having criminally assaulted .Augustiur Nuzzie.
a girl under. the age OF sixtasn years. The FIRST
trial was rendered useless by the idiotic verdict
Of the jury. ,After hearing the evidence the
Jury retired at moon yesterday aad remained
out until eleven O'Clock today when they re.
turned a verdict of'not guilty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
zIMMERMAN'S BIG EFFORT.
Special to The Jsrsev Citv Nevs.

AsBuRY PARK, July II, 1S9&-Arthur
A. Zimmerman, the champion oicyclist
of tue world. has decided TO make the at.
tempt to break the ten mile record Of the
world this afternoon.
The officers of the Asbury Park
Athletic Association, Upon whose
grounds Zimmerman will make the at
tempt TO lower the time. have agreed TO
have official timers on the ground to tim e
the flyer.
1t is expected that several thousand
people will be present to witness the
race. Wheeler and Others are TO 90 the
pacing.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
Germany to Take . Hand.

By CdOte 10 We C7lsted PreSs.
BERLIN, July IL. '1S93.-The Navy De.
partnent has sent a dispatch to the Ger
man China station ordering the war ship
Wolf to proceed a5 once to Bangkok to
protect German subjects ana interests in
thesSiamese capital in the event Of an
outbreak of hostilities between the
French aud Siamese,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
CONTRACTOR NOLAN FINED FOR AS
SAULT.

Contractor John Nolan, who recently beat
County Superintendent James F. Cannon on a
street car, pleaded non vult today IN the Court
Of Sessions. Judge HEdspeth fined Nolan 81
and costs, which the p~hgiiistic contractor paid.
Cannon has brought a suit for damages against
Nolan In the civil courta.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
MEEHAN ABANDONED HIS WIFE.

Frank Meehau, of No. 217 Sixteenth street.
was yesterday arrested on a warrant issued oy
Police Jnstice O'Donneli. on complaint Of Over
seer Of the Poor, Hewitt. Charged with aoan-
donment OF his wife, and neglecting to provide
for her support. The accused was M
tor examination. to take place on the appear.
anoe OF Mrs. Meshan, who has been notified
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
PARASITES ON OYSTERS.
Special to The Jersey Ctr Ne,es.

TONS RIVER July .12, 1S03.-"Green gill; the
growth Of green parasites that last year en-
and CLANS, hes nearly disappeared. IL iourishes
only in very salt water, and the coplous show
ers of this spring and suzanne have freshened
the bay water which last year, owing to the
absence of rain, was very salt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
SENTENCES IN THE SESSIONS.

Judge Hudspeth today imposed the following
sentences
Annie Elsner, keeping a disorderJy house, five
and one-half months at the Penitentiary.
Peter Bell, assault With intent to kill, two
years at State Prison.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
N. A. c. cRloKETERS DEFEATED

In an Exhibition Game at Bergen Point
Yesterday.
The second eleven of the Staten Island
Cricket and Baseball Club battled
against the second eleven of the New
Jersey Athletic Club in an exhibition
match, on the Bergen Point oval, yestsr-
day afternoon. The N. J. A. G. team
was beaten By the following scorer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
roRPoRATIoN NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that the Commissioned
OF Assessment for Jersey City will meet Rt their
ONCE in the building scc1Nisd by the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners, corner OF Ser
Ger street and Jersey avenue. Jersey City, N j.. on
Tuesday, the frst day OF August, 1873, at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, to make appraisals and determine
the value of the real estate to be taken for open-
ing Seventeenth street. between Jersey avenue
and Hoboken avenue.
The land 10 be taken for SAID Improvement may
be more particularly described as foliows:-
A strip OF land sixty feet in width, being thirty
fest in width on either side of the centre line OF
said proposed Seventeenth street, which centre
line may be described asfollows:~
Beginning ct u point in the westerly side Of Jer-
sew avenue, distant 40 feet northerly IRON the
centre line of Sixteenth street, as shown upon the
oficial city map. entitled Assessment Man OF the
Old City OF Jersey City, N. j., 1855" thence run
ming westerly ana parallel, with SIX
he centre line of said sixteenth street.
to the e~asterly line Of lands formerly owned by
Mrs. Bishop; thence westerly at right angles TO
Roboken avenue, and will then aud there hear
all parties interested in said improve ment who
desire to be heard before them on tho value CT tue
lands to be taken for such improvement. and the
est therein may sustain by reason Of such improve
ment.
Fl SR.,
CORNELIUS ]. CAoNAN,
commissioners OF Assessment.
Dated Jersey City, NJ J., July Il 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
1he Shreuahnrr Handionn.

Secretary II. G. Crickluore of the Monmouth
Park Racing Association, announces the follow
ing weights for the Shrewsbury Handicap, at
enc mile and a half, to be run at Monmouth
Park tomorrow:-
Banquet. 1a5; Lamplghter, 125; Locohatchee,
100: P~icnicRer. 116; Mars, IFS; Reckon, l0S;
Stockton. 10s; Carlsbad. 1903; Pactolus, JOS;
Pickpoclset, 1U7; Merry Monarch. 101; Yorkvile
Belle 1G5; Demuth, 105; LIZZIE. 104; Bitten. Io4;
Kilkenny. 1o4; Nomad, 10I; Caudslabra, 109:
MaTigoid. 192; Promenade, 1O2: julien, 1J0;
F.delio, 90; Jubal, 81; Red Prince, 81; Beansey,
GS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12

vile Yacht Clubhouse at moon on Saturday in
the catboat Welcome for a cruise up the Passa ic
River. returned home last evening. Tbs young
yachtsmen had the big gest kind OF q time while
on the trip, and visited a. the points Of in
terest q long the Passaic.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
TTNIrED STATES OF AMERICA. DIsTRIcr Q

new jersey, S.. -
Whereas, a libel hath been filed in the District
Court of the United States of America, for the
District OF New Jersey, on the first day of July, In
the year of our Lord, one Thousand eight hundred
and ninety-three, by the Comm unfpaw Leval Com
pany against the steam Propeller, @. Comstock,
her engines. boiler, tackle. etc In a cause OF con
tract, civil and maritime.
For the reasons and causes in said libel men.
toned, and praying that the said vessel, her
tackle, engine. boiler, etc., may be condemned
and sold 70 pay the demands OF the nbelianfs.
Now, Iberefore.. in pursuance of the monition
and delivered, DO hereby give public notice to ali
perS ons claiming the said vessel, her tackle. en-
CINE. boiler, etc.. or In any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said
District Court to be held at the City az Trenton,
in and for the said Districkof New. Jersey. on the
twenty fifth day OF July, DIT ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon pf that day (prGv ded the same shall be a day
Of jurisdiction. Otherwise on the next day Of iur-
isdtctfon thereafterl, then and there to fnterpose
their claims, and to make their allegations in that
behalf.
Dated this First day or July, 1898.
GEORGE PFElFEER, JR.,
United States Marshal for said District.
WALLIS, EDWARDS & BUMSTEH,
Proctors for Libellant
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
Athletic Notes.

The Puritan A. c. OF Greenville, has arranged
to hold a picnic at the Greenville- Schuetz zen
Park, on Saturday, August 10. Dancing, athie-
tic games and prize bowling will be the features.
The GnesGville Y. NJ. c.. A. Athletic Club will
hold a special NEE ling on Friday evening, TO ar
rangs for the repairing of the athletic grounds
Chapel avenue.
The outing of the Klikow Bowling Club will be
held tomorrow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
TWO YEARS FOR ,AssAULTING 4 CHILD.

Frank Brandt, a Hoboken hotel porter, was
tried and convicted In the Court Of Sessions to-
day for assaulting q child four years old. The
Court sentenced Brandt to a term OF two years
at States Prison.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
GLENDALE PARK !

One of the finest and most excellent resorts for
private families In Jersey City. an agreeable
resort for picnics. paroles and associations. ALL
the latest improvements for social amusem.nt on
the elegant grounds. Every attention and care
given TO the comfort Of its patrons. Books now
open for dates.
GLENDALE PARK. NEWARK PLANK ROAD.
Near West Side Avenue. Directly on line Of elec-
trio cars II. SCHWlRTEN, Proprietor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12

Young Jack Tara Return Home.
Messrs. j. NJ. Drlowav, Richie Petit. James
f. Lane and Julius Linex. who left the Green