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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-08

CENTRAL STARS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Central Stars ....3 ! Q Q ! 9 Ill
Earned ru~ns-Nonpareil, 16; Central
Two base hits-Hornblower, Collins,
Werder, 2; Levin.
Home run-Jarvis.
Sacrifice hits-Lewin, Kane, g.; Johnson,
Griffith.
Left on bases-Nonpareti, 3; Central
Stolen bases-Mulcahey, 4; Davis. 2;
Collins, a; Levin, 5; Jarvis, Q; Werder, 8.
First base on balls-Off Mulcahey, A; off
Wrede. g..
!. FIrst base on errors-Nonpareil, 8; Cen
Struck out-By Mulcahey, g.; by
Wrede. 6.
Passed ball.John son. 2.
Wild Observation-Disclosures, 1; Wrede. 1.
Double ~plays-John son to w. Griffith;
Wrede to H. Griffith.
Time of game-2 hours and so minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Lee.
The Vigilants won a well played game
from the Paulus Hook team yesterday.
It was marked by skilled fielding and
good batting. The Vigilants excelled in
both being free from errors and having
an advantage of eight hits to their credit.
The Vigilants gained the lead in the third
inning, and thereafter had the best of it
to the end. Score
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Bowling climbs Forming.

The Clio Wheelmen are calculating on
a strong aggregation of bowlers for this
years tournament, and have placed the
management of their team in charge of
Jack Corley, President Sopher, George
MacEntee and l. Judge.
The Ladies' Gut Holz Bowling Club of
Union Hill lave organized with these
officers-Mrs. LANCER. President; Mrs.
Cox, Secretary and Treasurer; Mrs. Luck
hardt, Captain. They BOWL at Haas.
The Columbia Bowling Club of. Union
Hill r~eorganized last night at Ruth's
Hall with the following oficers:-T. H.
Baker, President; John Baudel, Seere-
tary; John Cork, Treasurer; Gustave
Stahl, Captain. The club bowls IN
Thursday evenings.
In Hoboken tonight the Jolly Bowling
Club will hold the annual meeting n
elect officers. ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-08

biz. step to the championship. He Ii
training az Kingston, N. r, and Is III
charge of John Smith.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

pated Jersey city, September 3. 1874
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city, September 3, 1897.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city. September 8. 1887.
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NOTICE


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
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NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city. Sept. 9. 1ss'
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NOTICE 70 e-eNTRAcToRs.

Dated Jersey city, September 3. 1897.
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Dated Jersey city. September $. 1881.
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Writing on the subject OF The Pass
ing Of Childhood in the September
HNoman-s Home Companion" Florence
Hull Winterburn avs.
",The world claims our children from
us in good time, and our constant aim
should sbe to prepare them within the
sanctuary of home for the ~self-govern-
ment they ought to exercise as soon as
they leave our care. The preparation
must consist of a gradual substitution
ming in trif1es 1t should extend to nearly
ali matters by the time they reach four
teen or fifteen. After that, in a we'll
ordered home. commands Should be OBJ
solete. This is not to say that govern
such thing in all this world as entire in
dependence. We are all under the law
But in enlightened not often
siyely so; not subservlent, only nationally
d~eferentia1. And this is the rule for par
children; to have them feel hat they
are not so much under government as at
one with it: that they, in a sense, make
their own laws ny being reasonable, and
deferring to larger experience where
their own falls short
Never was there more need for tact
and forbearance upon the parents side,
for at best, and even in homes where
there has always been confidence, affec-
ton and sympathy between their children
hood is fading into the background with
all its graces and beauties, and giving
way to adolescence with its uncouthness
and its crudities, is a trying one. To the
onlooker who cares nothing about the
young bud struggling through Its rough
IS simply an ugly period, to be borne
with. as far as possible. as one bears
other periodical afflictions; but to the
Eyes Of love it has other aspects.
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A Partisan correspondent writes me
that IN nd domain of chiffons nothing is
newer thar those pretty scarfs in India
muslin lAarisians are about to use them
as a c~oifflare for the opera and theatre
in passing from the carriage to the house
and vice vevsa. which means, of course,
THAI they wiz be seen also in America.
~ ate of all colors and have borders
designs which change. according to
~ light. changing from pink tones to
mauye. and so on.
phe shades are those of the beautiful
f; les of India. Indeinable shades Of
e 3, intense reds. white and sky blue.
: duchess of York. since her mar
has come into some very valuable
session. Her dressing table at York
age is composed entirely of the most
.ffa china. fashioned in a design of
Gup5ds supporting wreaths Of white.
~4s4s fabA badge Of York;; in the hearts
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dated Jersey City, Sept. 3, 1Ss
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NOTICE TO

Dated Jersey City, September 3, 1897.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
PRESIDENTS VACATION BEGINS.
HE PASSES THROUGH ALBANY on HIS NAi
TO LAKE CHAMPLAIN

Albany July Is (SpecaD.-President aich"''e,
and Mrs. Mckinley journey through Aipdns
1880 o'clock tonight on their way from " ''n
ton the Hotel Champlain OH Blum ioI"'' -
champlan. They were accompanied ny
/ Alger Secretary Of War Mrs. Alger MY -, Io'.,a
the Presidents secretary; Mrs. Porter. M'' ruus
assistant private secretary; the Executive o,'
Mr. Corteyou the White House steward "''" "
maid servant
The President his wife and their companions
travelled in a special trair composed OF 'h,ee ~ w.
mans. the parlor-car Wildwood the sHlo"''
sar. and the parlor and obscryaton-car haHe'ii' =
e. ID. Hammond. superintendent OF liIt -'V' .
Division Of the Delaware and Hudson 'ah"i ~
pany met the train with another engine u. w., ~,
southern part OF Albany. and there att"'ne" '''
engine IN IN. train lie then wen, on with we
train nor:hward personally taking charge oi H.
No stop made at the railroad station IT.
Albany. hut the train dashed past Il ana ~, 49,
Plattsburg The President will arrive at bIun io"''
at 6 O'Clock tomorrow morning, ana "'Itrr'"'''
. until August o. when he will 80 to Buhalo 10 NJ
tend the reunion of the Grand Army o. '"' :,
public The Unconditional Republican Ciuo oi A.
bauv had thought Of serenading President Mchlh
Icy az the station. but on learning tha' 'he "''"
would not stop abandoned their project
Washington, July 2s.--President Mckinney ir''
Washington to-day for a vacation that may Keep
him away from the ciiy for six weeks About ~"
o'clock the President left the White House o'cuI'
ing his private carriage with Mrs MchinIey' NS
he left the house he bowed TO the persons "no
stood on the portco 20 bid him goodby. The other
members OF the party had preceded him 10 the
railroad station.
AT the station a crowd OF spectators had satheIeu
and through two lines OF these the President WIN
Mrs Mckinley leaning on his arm. passed 10 ~, ..s
car the Uazeimere greeting the crowd with smiles
and doffng his hat. Secretary Bliss and At,uitItS
General Mckenna the party on: Mt. NCi>,it
ley was in excellent spirits and evidently, ih1lci s
pated much enjoyment from his trlp. ne TIC ""
dressed in "A suit of black. with white tie IneIe
was Just a tingc OF color on his cheeks froIhPtt22
at noon the signal given and the tram PHI, puru
out on its long to Bluff Point, or Lake N"''"
/ pain
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
DEAD IN HIS BATHROOM.
COLUMBIA MEDICAL STUDENT COM
MITS SUICIDE.
EDWARD MITCHELL. son OF 4 LEONARD ST.
DRYGooDs MERCHANT. FOUND WITH Bill
i.Er HOLE OvER HIS HEART At HIS

EDWARD MITCHELL. son OF A LEONARD ST.
pRYGooDs MERCHANT. FOUND WITH a BILL
LET HOLE OVER HIS HEART At HIS
HOME IN FLUSHING long ISLAND.
Edward Mitchell twenty three years old a
son OF Ernest Mitchell. Il wholesale drygoods
merchant at No - Leonard-st was found dead
N the bathroom Of the family residence in White
stohe-aVe Flushing. Long Island early yester-
day afternoon. revolver found lying be-
side the dead man. and bullet hole was found
just over his heart
Al O'Clock in the morning young Mitchell
drove his father from the house to the station In
a carriage. and after returning to the house
was seen on the veranda until II o'clock. when
he went to his room on the second story. Soon
after II o'clock a servant entered the bathroom
on the second floor and found young Mitchell
lying dead in pool Of blood with the revolver
10y his side.
Word was sent to the family physician and to
Police Captain Iance When the doctor arrived
he found that bullet had entered the man
heart. causing instant death The doctor said
that Mitchell had been dead fully an hour before
his body was found
II is probable that he committed suicide, but
not even the slightest for the act can be
found
When he drove his father to the station young
Mitchell was in pleasant mood. and while driV-
ing home saluted several acquaintances In a
CHEEKY manner
Soon after the body found Mr.. Mitchell
was telegraphed for and went home. He said
that he knew Of no reason for the suicide II
suicide il be as the boy had the best OF pros
poets before him.
Mrs Mitchell. his mother. left home early IN
the morning. and sailed on the Albany u"E oao noa.
hot "a. fa1C
telegraphed to and asked to break the news 10
her.
Young Mitchell a graduate Of the BerKe-
ley Preparatory School. and was member or
the Columbia Medical University. class OF W.
He was extremely popular in local society ans
a member OF all the best organizations in the
village. 49,,
Ernest Mitchell his father is member Of the
village Board of Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
NAVAL RESERVE WORK HINDERhD.

THF STORM PREVENTS THE FLEET AT FISHERS
ISLAND FROM GOING TO SEA.
Fishers Island y Y. July &-The dry north
oaster which interfered yesterday with the plans
Of the Naval Militia of New-Jersey. Now-York and
Rhode Island is on to-day. and while the wind l.
not so high as il was Yesterday II f. howlinS along
NJ pretty good clip and bids fair 10 prevent out
side work As a result the ~" emergency sailors
are still doing duty AZ anchor and hoping for
better luck soon. The several ships OF the Meet
now AZ anchor off the northwest point OF the island
have on board nearly 700 souls and their presenc"
In these waters adds considerably 10 the excite
rnent on the island. Last evening the officers OF
the Navy and Reserves gave hop at The Mansion
House and dancing kept up until the early
morning hours.
II had been the plan 10 90 10 sea to-day bit il
is blowing a gale outside and the sea Is accordingly
too high. At 10 a. m. none of The ships had left
their anchorage and Captain Byxbee OF the
Maine who came ashore. stated that sea-going
would probably be again postponed to-day. Late
this afternoon weather permitting the three bat
a shift Of the wind is likely 10 bring rain al any
moment -, -
So far no sickness is reported among the mem
bers Of the militia and the tour OF duty mas 'h"S
far been extremely successful.
The BROOKLYN Naval Reserves, az cold Spring
Harbor Long Island. to-day removed thelr
camp further up from the beach. on account of
the weather. and they are likely TO remain theit
until the weather clears up. Although the ram
was coming down heavily. the men worked With
q will and soon had the tents on the new site. Al
the boats have been accounted for
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
OBJTU AIRY.
WILLIAM L. DAYTON

W
r-en.or \. J.. July IS (Special)-William l. Day.
.on n. he New-Jersey Court Of Errors and Ap-
naals aied suddenly to-day at the Mercer Hospital
.-or anonIexv Judge Dayton had been staying at
,aa Bluffs Hotel Bay Head with Mrs DAYTON LOT
some weeks He arrived in Trenton at 3 O'Clock
tnis morning and Immediately went 10 his once
where he was preparing case which ne intended
70 argue in the United States Court tomorrow
While discussing question with Edward w Evans
Nj. DAYTON suddenly fell to the floor lie was taken
to ,oo boeni,al U,ncre lie died about noon
Jydge Davton was a native Of Trenton lie was
born Anru a. 1S2q and was graduated from Prince
ton IN 1siS lie was assistant secretary OF me
United States Legation at Paris from 1851 10 lsh'.
He was admitted 10 the bar as an attorney III i'OV
and a. counsellor three years later lie wa P'i-
vaie secretary Of Governor Marcus /. Ward from
lsG 70 lsCa and from 1876 to lsls was president o.
he Common Council OF Trenton. He was eecicd
lily Solicitor o; Trenton in 1873 and again III 1888
and iNa From l>S9 10 lsN5 he was h'ed n''''7
Minister 20 Holland. II" was interested ID 'h.
Trenton Rank WAS a member Ot the Board oi Mah.',
Of the Trenton Saving Fund socl"ly anu o'c va ~,
the directors OF the Mercer Hospital, anu wa oi'
u Inc trustees OF the Jrcsby terian 'hurch. .on-
ernor Gr.g appon.ed MIN l. The court o. Er'"9 :
eh4 Appeals on April u. ~. Joy " ''''" ~ go
Years. lie vas j Republican. - &, 49,.
Jul K Dayton's father died from apOyl"N! H toyf
A. exactly Inc same age Ms the Judge "l''
The fs1hcr az Judge Dayton William l.. DAYTON
he cau,ii ate 70 Vice -PrcsIdeni on tA' I'rrD
Ec3u firkel ,i i<-6 his runulu- MAT" heins Jo1n =
Fremont Nj Dayfon's father Wa iA I>ri 'Pp''''''
Guister 2. France Dy Prrs.d"n' lLntpl"
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
SECOND NAVAL BATTALION IN CAMP.

The "a Naval Battalion. after its crus- mp the
Sound in cutters. will proceed TO Fort Hamilton to-
day and encamp on the Government reservation
there The United States battleshps. the Massa-
chusetts and the Texas, left Fishers Island yes
terday afternoon FOR target practice After target
practice they will proceed 10 to instruct the
lst Naval Battalion in ship routine at sea. and Will
anchor in Gravesend Bay early tomorrow morning.
The United States torpedO-bOdt Porter Captain
J. {. Fremont. tomorrow morning will take the
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. the Adjuaut-Cicn-
erai. the Mayors OF New-York and Brooklyn. Cap
tain Satterlee OF the Governors STAFF and Captain
Miller and his stan from New York Gravescnd
Bay At 10 "A. m. The lst Nava! Battalion will be
inspected board the Massachusetts and the
Texas. after which there will be "a boat drill Of
the Naval Militia and the men-Of-war smen. In
the afternoon the camp OF the "a Naval Battalion
vii. be inspected. and the naval forces reviewed
Fort Hamilton by the Assistant Secretary Of
tho Navy and Major-General Tillinghast.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
DIED..

BENE9IcT canapsais.s on Tg';Ssy Isy .5s. q R's
iss7 RaSer, P. Brock. in the s2d year q his age
Tram qfl' Ieayeo' az T pei LaE wesisu r. r. O'Clock
at Christopher and Barclay st. ferries
CI1NcH-on wednesday july y at Bemar j.. D.
Funeral services a, her late re.dcn% c,o 10
DAYTON-At Trenton y. j.. suddenly. on the 2sth
inst. Judge William T. Dayton
Time Of funeral hereafter.
JAMEs-At his residence. Catonsyrle Banor. County.
Nd Tuesiay July q. Henry James IN the 18th year
ys Nd III Tas % Ge Gs5 S. S at T"G1sy' Church
H. sGSw Of Ropsa. Rs1PSa onasn s as g 1'
dausher. Mrs james c. peck 40. "a Myr,le-av.:
North PlanneId. y. J.. on Thursday. July ~ /" 10
& a, Flushing Long I'Spa T,t,. .R JGy
nt%ari Il Meh n @ S , Ens ,n MS9' Ysa2 q h.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WEDNESDAY July 2s 1897 Captain william b ostrom.
Funeral services at his late residence No East nh
Painncd y. J.. on Friday. July -. ~ 1880 a m
Philadelphia papers please copy.
PAINE-Olivia Blodget Hebarl wife - Charles Paine
and daughter Of the late william hebard o. che!sea.
w. on July 2: IN ,Y X at & her home ne Tsn3s
Church in Tenahy al 2:3o p. m Friday. July 80.
Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburg papers please copy
PENNINGToN.on TUESDAY July -. in Tew-lork Iriy.
John condit Pennington. NJ T.. son of D samuel T.
and the late Anna J. NJ remington OF NeWhth ~ j.
RUTTER-Suddenly TUESDAY morning. July a. Il
heart failure Clement Milton Rutter IN the o8th year
Of mis-
Funeral services late residence The Newport.
ner Broadway and 52lst. on Thursday afternoon at
Tnterment convenience ~ family.
Philadelphia and Pottsown Penn papers please copy
TALCOTTA Pittsfeld. Mass. July -. In the 6Ih year
Of his age. William Henry Taloou late Of Brooklyn.
VISSCHER-At Albany. y Y. Tuesday. July 81 1897.
lydia Ann Nisscher daughter ~ the .ate sebastian
VIsscher and Rosanna Shipboy IN her si'h year
In,erment Albany Rural Cemetery convenience of the
family.
WINTRINGHAM-On July -. sidney NJ. 0, the ,ste
Sidney " Wintr.nghim.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
services the residenc. of hts q. Whit
ringham No. POI West 1929 st. on Friday. at p m.
lnterment private.
| A.-The KensicO Cemetery. .-Private station. Har-
lem Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot ONCE IG Fast 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
rrnLrR ~ T4KE THE FIELD.

Havana. July = via Key West. Fla-Captain-
General Wevler. f. is announced. VIII take the
fell In a few days 70 direct in person military op-
era lions IN Havana Province against several bands
Of Insurgents from tfiy 10 two h1ndred strong
Tns step Is due 10 an attempt Oh me part OF 'hese
bands 10 reunite
orders have been issued that Major Justo Ojeda
ard the prefect ~ she ranch RI Portuguese shall
pe shot FOR trying 20 prcTrnt the surrender ot
Maicr Juan Galangas. the in-urgent chief ana a
number Of cayalrymen who recently gave them
selves M 10 the authorities. II il reported mat
Major Calaugas after his surrender. took the Held
with his forces and surprised an ihSurgent camp,
machetng several members OF the force stationed
there
The auditor I'm the American schooner Competitor
case. Domingo dc Miguel has been suspended from
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
MR.. DEPEW TAKEs 70 TIE WHEEL
THE PRESIDENT OF THE NETWORK CENTRAL
suRRENDERs TO THE PREVALENT
BICYCLE CRAZE


BICYCLE CRAZE.
There a subdued air OF excitement around
the Grand Central Station yesterday. The atmos'
pnere strongly tainted with smell OF iodine
and lnment Telegraph instruments clicked nosily
all the day and II wasn't long before II was known
from end OF the line to the other that the pres"
dent had taken to riding wheel. That Chauncey
NJ. Depew. after sixty-three years OF total aosu-
nence. suddenly should go on violent and pro-
longed bicycle tear was too much. One glance at
Mr. Depew ne sat in his office yesterday con-
frmed the report that ne Is at last an enthusiastic
wheelman. Sundry scratches showed that all mac
not been smooth sailing on the start but the con-
tour of his face showed a remarkable resemOancs
TO the bicycle face OF veteran.
A year ago Mr.. Depew was the stoutcst opponent
OF the bill compelling railroads to carry bicycles
as baggage Now he j. a convert 10 the silent steed
He gories in the victory OF the Bicycle Baggage BILL
and says with a chuckle. 1T was great victory
for us wheelmen" Mr.. Depew caught the bicycle
fever at Newport II a sudden and violent A.
tack iIe learned ride with remarkable ease.
and announced yesterday that ne would keep at Il
for all time. He smilingly said tnat ne was NOT
candidate for a ride silver bicycle from Ne .
Naples adding Il hardly think two trips 10 Eu.
rope In year would be advisable he woudn I
discuss makes century runs. sprockets. saddles or
other data dear 10 wneelman's neart. and ex-
plained apOlogeticay. II am only beginner when
everything gets In working order VIII be reaoy
10 debate with any one
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
TROTBLE N PORTUGAL.
THE GOVERNMENTS ATTEMPT TO 1NTIMIDATE
THE REPI BIICA%s RESENTED-EEADY
FOR An OUTBREAK

Madrid. July 2s-A dispatch from Oporto. Portu-
gal says that the political situation. already grave
has been aggravated by the strong measures taken
by The Government 20 intimidae the Republicans
ana to force them 10 give effect to its hnanciai
proposals.
The Ministerial organs warn the Republicans tha'
they will be vigorously dealt with They declare
that Republicans cannot be permitted 20 provoke
agitation ana disturb the public mind The Oppo-
sitlon newspapers vigorously condemn the Govern
ment's policy OF suppressing public meetings. and
Ienounce il 'as contrary TO law.
At Lisbon and other large towns the Government
is taking special precautions. owing to the reports
tha. the Republicans intend 10 provoke disturbances
Troops are patrolling Lisbon where reintorcefnehts
are arriving and the local cOmmandant mas so sta-
Toned mis- star as to meet any emergency.
According 20 this dispatch the KING nad I0ns
conference on Saturday with the Premier SENIOR
TIintze RibeirO after which the CABINET heid MEET
ing and decided take whatever measures were
necessary FOR the preservation OF order.
Reports are current of the impending prosecutor
and dismissal from the Army or n number o' oHi-
GERS among whom several generals
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
HOWELL REFS ~ BE RELE4|ED.

Pclghkeepse. ~ T.. July 2, (SpeciaD -" imam
A Rec father w. Howell C. Rees. "A' .- I'D" con-
fnel iu the Hudson River state Hospital a"d ho'-
e., Goeller. lawyer. arrived IN this ri'y "r''e.,''
evening 3nd acnt g. W. Ii Woods ia" Oh -
wtero ;ley ne; ST. Wool ard Jane: Meyer. "'o
are UoNel R,e.'. attorueys The father va here
for ;he pprpose OF holding q consultation H.th his
sens ATTORNEYS as 10 what disposition should De
made - Howe Recess case. "hch mas attracted
much attention During the afternoon MI "ooi
ana Mr. Meyer went 70 the hospital where 'ney re-
nanet 'or three hours wi;h Howell kces. ana ioo"
mneh With him. ,, .,-,.,
The consultation IN Nj. Wood Office las'tH 'n.'
w O'clock and a subs st1ntai agreement "AS ~
,,sred into Du, must De appfotru ~ oIol' n.,
Deecher Mr. Rees's counsellor. II the aer -,lenitt it
= carried out it Will :esul, in the release Oi Howl
.'ees .IOm the Hudson RIVER STATE IfospI.a. az s"
-. lorna. papers can be- made oui ana s!s., =,
Nnen released as there seems 10 be no donn! M W,
nolone Beecher will consent TO me aRit'Hsn'i ~ ~
nes ni take rest before again starths .n "'''
ness He will probably be released t'-'''''""'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
THE PRESIDENT IN JERSEY CITY.

The train on which President Mckinley and MS
party travelled from Washington entered the ieiii
sylvania Railroad Station in Jersey CITY al o''o
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The party occup'u
the parlor- "Hasemere.' Secretary Porter was
the only one who left the car Mrs. Porter anu
her two children were awaiting him at the station
and after the Secretary greeted the members OF
his family he conducted them TO the car
The President sat near a window. ana OCCASION
srv looked out at the score OF railway empoyes
and newspaper reporters on the platform anu
bowed when they raised their hats. The platform
was under guard and had been Kept clear o'
curious persons and no one permitted 10 enter
except one man. who was said TO be the i''S'-
dents brother. - . ..t,
The car was detained In the station for ten MN
utes A drill engine hauled II 10 the FOlht OF
Rocks Jersey city. where II switched TO the
junction railroad tracks and taken TO me N'st
Shore station at WeehaWken.