The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-12
Gun N Target.

Gun and Target.
The Excelsior Rife Club will have its reg
| ular weekly medal shoot this evening" The
| club will have its formal opsning next week
A match with the Greenville r. C.. win be u
feature.
The Lady Miller R. C. had their class
medal shoot, last night. The scores were:-
Mrs. Miller, 220; Mrs. Wilson, 21S;1Mrs.
Volk, 216; Miss Miller, PIG; Mrs. Yourman,
/ pa: Mrs. Stone, 213; Mrs. Ahret, 122; Mrs.
Meyns, 2l6; Miss Sinder, 211; Miss
Kleopping, 2l6. The Lady Millers will have
an outing on July 4 to Fort Lee. They will
Hudson street, and journey in tallyhos and
stages. A band of music has been engaged.
There will be bowling, shooting, baseball,
sack racing and an egg race.
The Eoboken Schuetzen Corps had their
monthly shoot yesterday on the point target.
The leaders were:-Emi Buchanan, p.
Fischer, A. Meyns, H. Fockel, Carl Jack,
C. Schroeder, A. Klein, E. Lietze, F. Volk
| and H. krobel.
Ring Target-A. Meyns, 60; E, Fischer,
I IS; E. Berckman, Is; A. Lehman, 81.
Man Target-Fockel, So: E. Cerckman, "a;
E. Fischer, 50; A. Meyns, 81: A. Lehman,
so; G. Schroeder, 40; A. Klein, A.
Athletic Arena. e
The all-around championship of the Anna
teur Athletic Union that will be held July
Fourth promises to be a very interesting
event. owing to the fact that each contest
ant will receive credit for his performances,
and there will be no disqualifications. A
great many prominent men Will compete
who are specialists in their W line, who
are in hopes their percentages will be so
high in the few event that they can hope
for victory. F. c.. Puffer, the champion
hurdler, has gone into training at Bergen
Point, and expects to make a creditable
showing. E. w. Golf. C. T.. Buehlels of
Philadelphia and Mooney of the Xaviers
promise TO make this event well worth wit
Messing this year. The following are the
events in the order IN which they will be
given:-One hundred yards run, putting
l6-pound shot, running high jump, $50 yards
walk, throwing 16-pound hammer, pole
vault for height, 100 yards hurdle 40 flights,
8 it. 6 in. high, throwing 56-pound weight
for distance, running broad jump and one
mile run.
Scottish-American A. C. will meet on Fri
day night. The club will nave its annua
excursion on August 26.
lawn Tennis.
The New Jersey Athletic Club will hold a
open tennis tournament in singles and
doubles, on the club grounds, Bayonne, June
80 and July 2, 3 and 4. Play will be called
on June so at two P. NJ. on July 2 and 3 at
four P. M. The finals will be played July 4
at two P. NJ. The courts are turf. Rules of
the United States National Lawn Tennis
ASSOCIATION to govern all contests. Hand
some prizes will be awarded to winner and
runner-up in each event. Prizes will be on
exhibition at Burt & Packard's shoe store,
Broadway and Park place, New York, on
and after June Is. Entrance fee in singles,
81; in doubles, 81 per team, to be sent to
Sydney L. Smith, New Jersey Athletic Club,
Bayonne City, on of before Thursday, June
IS. Local trains, Central Railroad of New
Jersey, stop at the club station, Avenue A :
The tennis tournament for the champion
ship of Princeton College in singles has been
finals he defeated 7. Jessup, '9T, o., 60,
0E6, GO.
Turn of the wheel.
The Hudson County Wheelmen had a club
run scheduled for next Sunday to Pompton.
As the wheelers are going to church next
Sunday, the run to Pompton will probably
be abandoned. The club will have a run On
June "a to Coney Island.
The Catholic Club Cylers will meet next
Friday night, when the entries will close for
the ten mile road race to be held on July 4.
In connection with the all-round champion
ships the New Jersey A. G. will give several
bicycle races. There will be a one and two
miles handicap race and a Two mile scratch
race for the championship of Hudson County.
Entries close with James E. Sullivan, No.
24l Broadway, June 20. An entrance fee of
50 will be charged each maj for the A. A. U.
championship events n so cents for each
bicycle race.
James w. Waylett, Treasurer of the Cath
Ole Club Cyclers will sail on Saturday on
the Campania. He will spend six weeks on a
tour through the British Isles and France.
mates in the trip through Pike County, Pa.
Treasurer Waylett will take his wheel to
Europe. AZ
Prize winners at an Outing.
The Rotterdam Independent Club, COM
posed of employees of the Rotterdam Steam
ship Company, had an outing on Sunday at
Floral Park. The winners of the prizes on
the bowling alleys were:-Bernard Buck, j.
Haddock and William Bruning. The ladies
who won prizes with the gun they shot at the
eagle were:-Mrs. B. Buck, Mrs. Teattin,
Miss Minnie Wendt and Mrs. Miller. The
prizes for the boys race, a 100-yeard dash,
were won by William Hansen, Otto Reigler
and Henry Kroog. The honors in the egg
and-spoon race were won by Mrs. Kloepping,
Miss Annie Schneider and Miss Lena CAM
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SUIT OF CLOTHES IN DISPUTE
Isadore Leon, a Hebrew tailor at No. $40
Henderson street, yesterday caused the
arrest of George Heeney, who was attired in
a blue suit of clothes, which, he alleged, had
been stolen from his store two months pre-
viously.
Heeney did not know where the suit
came from. His brother was in court and
declared that he had found a pawn ticket
calling for the suit at Henderson, and Tenth
streets. Justice Potts sent the case to the
Hill for settlement. 20 wy
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PINNED Mr.. MURRAY.
Mr.. James McMurray of Jersey City, a
brilliant young college studeas,s embarked
on Saturday to spend~his vacation abroad.
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