The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-20

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Insurance A; A., A. G. Washhnrne, NJ.
8. BSook Ina &. b. f Bsrner. R. KIP K. Pow =
ers and ]. = Dixont National Turn yerein
Of Newark. q. B. NJ. Shurts. William
j. e. Sullivan. J. d. Boyd. and NJ. r.
Cobb; Knickerbocker A.C., c. c. Hughes,
]. j. Frawiey and c. ". Carbonell; New
West Side A. c.. H. O~bertubbesing, A.
York Turn Verein. W. Dopf. G. Schmidt
and John SteiI: Pastime A c.. J., p.
Boyle, A: J Murburg and H. E. Frie-
Linihan, H. W. Rhodes and Thomas
James; Rochester A c.. ID. r. Cobb;
st. bartholomew A. c.. ]. G.. Conlan, j.
A A. F. w. Ruben. Archie Brown and
j.. Damery, st. Stephens A A, H. l..
kehoe and 2. J. Harvey; Tw~enty-second
Hofflander. 4. Il. Rider ana f. f. X gust;
Williamsburg A. A., il P. King. G. A.
Burger and F. j. Barnes; Xavier A. a,
]. z. Dooling, ). Delaney and ]. Nc
The sylvia Athletic Club Of this city re-
signed It's membership. No cause Was
given for this. The protest of the Will
iafnsburg A.. G. against W J Hamilton.
the pole vaulter who represented the
New Jersey A c. in the last champion
ship was sustained and Hamilton will
lose his prize, and the result viii deprive
Inc MN Jerseys Vi tue d4t-diO014AE tAAd 4
pionship and the honor will go 10 the
Kniekerbockers, who were beaten only
one point. The fight for the position of
official Handicapped has been started by
Zust. Twenty-second Regiment, wno are
anxious for Carter's place. It VIII be
decided at the mex meeting. Carter ex-
poets 10 succeed himself.
The new managers then retired into
secret session to map out a rough plan of
campaign for the coming year but they
got so wrapped UP in main and side is
sues that it was midnighr befora thzy adj
journed. President James E. Sullivan
was retained in his responsible Office by
reclamation. and a similar honor was con-
ferred on Secretary John j. Dixon and
Treasurer ohm Steil. M. A. Cunning, a
former Vice-President. was placed in
nomination for that Office against w. J.
Linihan. the last incumbent. On a vote
Linihan was reelected by u to ).
An election was held for places on the
Board OF Managers. These were selected
F. Dieterfe. N. A. Cunning. 7. F. O'Brien.
Charles White, T. Kane. ]. A. Douglas.
3. E Moore, r.. W r. Cook. Y J Dixon
Frawley, II. Obertubbessing. John Steil.
]. P. Boyle. W. j. Linshan. c. r. Knapp.
F. w. Ruben, Charles ]. Harvey, A. W.
Rider. f. J. Barnes and J. T. Dooling.
Treasurer Steil got the floor for a few
| minutes, and showed the association 70
be in an unexpectedly hourishing condi-
ton financially. The receipts for the
year amounted to E,133.76, with an addi-
| fional sun Of s435.Is carried forward on
the right side from last year.
The expenditures amounted to @1S.S9,
and the outstanding liabilities TO only
| 1858. which include $50 due to the A. A. L.
as the annual assessment. When every
| thing is squared up the Treasurer Will
| have in hand S454.5L
The ballot for delegates and alternatss
to the A. A. u. resulted as follows
| Delegates-JaFnes E. sullivan. Joan
I Steil. w. J. Linihan and Charles C
| Hughes.
| Afternates-A. W. Rider, ]. A. Douglas
| F.. F. O'Brien and ]. p. Boyle.
Sullivan and Steil each polled % votes
Lnihan got Is, and Hughes and Douglas
| tied with 10 votes each. The Elmira dele
1 gate courteously withdrew in favor OF the
| cherry diamond" veteran and commended
himself with a place among the alter
! mates.