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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Fraternai Aid Association Select Onlcali
For the Ensuing Yeur

Wichita Council No. is, Fraternal Aid
Association. elected officers Tuesday
night for the next ensuing term, with
the following result: Past president,
Jno. H. Shields; president, W. J. Babb;
vice president, George NJ. Dixon; sec
retary. o. Mulvey; treasurer, A. c. HUI
sey: chaplain. Miss Emma Shindler;
guide, Mrs. Hattie DeFrance; observer,
Steel McCutcheon; sentinel, VIII Ste
vens; trustee, y. F. Hyde. The men,
bers of the council are feiicitating them
selves upon the exceptionally clever and
able corps OF officers chosen for the
coming term. as well az upon the fact
that the general and reserve funds ot
the council show comfortable balances
in hand. and no unpaid claims against
them. and also upon the splendid growth
in membership uring the year just
closed, amounting 10 about one hundred
per cent Installation will take place
January IL.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
WILLIAMS WON OUT
WINS PURSE By DEFEATING MR.
JACKSON SHOOTING.
[r, william Wins the Wager Shooting st
Clay b rds by Killing Ninefy-one Out
of Possible One Hundred-Mr. Jack
son Scores Seventy ty-Eight-Best Con-
secutive Individual Scors, Williams
Thirty. One, jackson Sixteep-Six Othe E
Events With . Turkey As . Prize At
tractsd Many Other Sportsmen.

The most exciting shoot Of the season
occurred yesterday afternoon at the Fair
grounds. Mr.. W. C. Williams and Mr..
Ed Jackson shot at 100 clay birds con-
securively for a wager OF s25 a side. Mr..
Williams won the match, killing 81 Out
OF a possible 100. Mr.. Jackson killed rs
out Of 100. Both OF the gentlemen did
some wonderfully clever work. which
was enjoyed by a sood-sized crowd OF
spectators, including several ladies. The
highest score made by Mr.. Williams with
out missing was 81; by Jackson 16.
The score was as follows:
Williams-0 / OIL 1 1 /
1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 L l l 1 1 l 1
III II 1 i III Oil
111I1 1011111111110 0-s1.
Jackson-1 ole 00111111111
III 01111111011 o 1
II 11o1111 II
I0111010 011111111 0110011
.0011 o11010 1001 0-7s.
Mr. L. S. Peacock acted as trapper for
the shooters.
After the contest between Mr.. Will
Jams and Mr.. Jackson, which was the big
attraction OF the afternoon, there were
six others shoots, open 70 ali, the winner
receiving q turkey as a prize All OF the
shoots were given under the auspices OF
Mr. Peacock.
The first event was a. ten clay birds.
Mr.. Jennings won the turkey, killing
out OF the 10 sprung from the trap. Score
Jennings s, Dixon 3. Clark 2, Nudd s.
Wayright and Snyder Z.
In the second event Mr.. Ford won the
honors by hitting out of 10. The score
was: Ford 9. Dixon Z, Mosbacher s. Way
bright Z, Nudd Z, Anborn 5, Reynolds
and Sturgeon s.
In the third contest Mr.. Jackson won
the turkey easily by making 10 straight.
During this shoot several others made
good records. The score: Jackson 10,
Mosbaoher 6, Ford 9, Dixon s, Nudd s.
Sturgeon S, Anlborn and Clark 5.
Dixon in the fourth event won, get
ting our of 10. Score: Dixon 9, Ford s.
Mosbacher 5, Jackson s. Sweet 3, Oldham
6, Clark s, and Jennings S.
Snyder, with eight. won in the fifth
event, with Jackson and Ford a
close second. Score: Snyder s, Jackson
Z, Ford Z, Dixon s, Jennings 6, Clark s,
Mosbacher and Sweet s.
In the sixth and last event Ford and
Jackson tied for first place, each killing
9. In the shoot-off Ford won. Score:
Ford 9, Jackson 9, Mosbacher Z. Sweet Z,
Dixon 8, Snyder Z, Clark and Jen-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
LECTURES on PSYCHOLOGY
Bypstia Arranging for Course Beginuing
Friday.

Prof. B. F. Bucn OF Fairnount College
vii give a course % lectures upon Psy-
cho3ogy and Sociology 70 the members
Of Hypatis and their friends in the ci,y
building on Friday. Dec. 81 At ?. m
Every person interested IN the subject
is invited 20 attend
The following is an outline Q: the first
lecture:
No. The Nervous System; the s:ruc-
;ure and function.
!. Nerve tissue. ne-ve trunks aui
nerve cen;ers.
. The cereo7o-spinol system consisting
OF the tai brain, C51 spinal cord. Ccl thirty
one pairs % spinal nerve trunks, and Cd
twelve pairs of c-anial nerves.
8 Cerebrum. cerehellu-n ani medulla-
obsorsate.
4. Anereni and eTerent nerves; sens
ory nerves and motor nerves.
5 Relaxation HsoiS. physical intel
iectuai ana moral
Mrs. Ceilings. Mrs keenan, and Mrs
LeweilinS. leaders.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
MINERAL WATER DEPOT
". b. Mead Opens - Place at 500 Nor
Malta


". B. Mead has opened a depo. for the
distribution OF Macbeth mineral water
at 302 North Main street. Mr.. Mead was
induced 20 take hold OF the scheme for
The reason that Mrs. Mead was cured OK
chronic rheumatism by The water The
wazer was discovered by W.R. Macbeth,
formerly Of the Denver Times. VINO was
travelling in search OF health two years
ago, and seeking cure for a severe at
tack of rheumatism from which he had
been suffering for a year previous. His
wanderings took him TO E,as- Las Vegas.
y. NJ. While there a Mexican advised
him 20 Try the water OF a well located a
snort distance from that city. He did 50
and TO his astonishmens it effected a
complete cure OF his rheumatism
Agen, Mead having a number OF times
seen me cures OF the water for rheunla-
tism will engage in It's distribution.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
TWO DAYS TRAP SHOOT
Four Prizes offered with Each Event In
RIyerside Park To-day.

Beginning this morning az 9 O'Clock.
Nessrs Bennett and Bate VIII give
trap .aoot at Riverside park Il Wi
Be a txo-days' shoot and every sports
man IN the city has been invited 20
participate. There viii Be tou- prizes
offered in each event The prizes are
all ~ rnsr-1sniise and some Wy vralu-
able a-sic,es have been hung up These
events are very interesting and as
saoo:ing a; blue rocks has become quite
the fad ot late in Wichita there premises
- De many ert-ies. Ladies are especial
~ invited to witness the contests.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
IowNsHIP SPELLING CONTESTS
To be Held In Every Township Of the



Spelling contests will be held In near
ly all the townships IN the county, some
time next month.
In order to make the test fair and ben
eficial for al. we will adopt the follow
ing rules.
/. We Will begin on page 40. in the new
speller.
?. Pronounce all words IN the order
they occur. No omissions.
3. Observe capital letters, hyphsns and
apostrophes.
4. Only one trial.
S. The preparation must be made at
home. The teacher and pupils may use
rhe time allowed in the regular school
program for spelling, to review this
work.
Those schools using more than the al
iosted time during school hours will not
be allowed 20 enter the contest
II you are no; a good speile-, prepare
yourself IL you are a good spel!er pre-
pare lest you fail.
" COLVILLE- Co. suot.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
NAY YET HAVE NEW eRouSps
Members of Pair As-ocia tion Favor Leas-
tnga Forty Acre Track

Although the directors % ne Fair as
ISOLATION have determined - hold 1hs!-
meeting next year n he old grounds IN
he south par. OF town and have leased
the ground. there IS talk os calling the
bcari toss-ae- again few think .,
would BE advisable 70 lease he fe-ac-e
cac. ostveen Tenth and Thir-esn;h
sEi Washington and Cleveland avenues
to- future usA- There is money 20 tAe
treasury which Slu enable them 70 lease
the new grounds BY doing ,h-s co1-
tEsc; Or agreement can Se made Whereby
ne property suggested can De purchased
a. a Kivea price n one o. two years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
Try GRAIN-Q! Try GRAIN-0I

Ask your Gfocer today 20 show yoz a
TIA; tskss t5e plzce ot coffee Ths chr
d.ea nzy drink Z E!thouS i11Gry "a <sl
as che adult Al vho ~ . Ese Il
GRAIS-O has thzt rsce seal br5%1 G.
Mocha or Java bur it = mace troz 52rs
grains AID ,he most delseAte stomach re-
ce.yes & v!Ihoc. distress . TIE Pz-ee of
coffee &c aas &c per package Sole -
81 SrccsrN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
JAMES CORHIGAN ARRESTED
Disturbed the Peace of the Neighborhood
of First and Waco.

James CorT1gan was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Officer Stewart for
disturbing the peace OF the neigdbo-
hood about First street and Waco ave
nue.. Corrigan mad eIIbioed too freely
and wa. going from house 70 .Iouse
making iniecent proposals to ei1e lady
Of the house when she answered MS
knock on the door. When the door was
slammed in HE face ne would swear,
using every conceivable vile word in the
ypcabulary % the tOughs. He vil be
given his trial this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
JOHN HAYS WAVES PRELIMINARY
Burglar Signifies a Willingness to Plead
Gu ilty

John Hays, the man who broke into
Mr.. Glossers tailoring esta adjustment,
Mrs. KOnr's millinery store and also
stole Ed Fitzpatrick's overcoat al on
Monday night, was taken before Judge
Glenn yesterday afternoon for his pre-
lin,inary hearing. He waived It and It
Is understood expressed a willingness 20
plead guilty a: the next term Of the
district court.
Chief Campbell will probably today
have warrants sworn out for the six
fellows who attempted to break jail on
Thursday morning. II found guilty the
term is six months in the county Jail.
This viii not be to the liking Of the
gang. es II Hill detsin them in jail I'M
I'll the middle OF next summer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
PREFERS WICHITA
W, 8. Rogers Returns After Soma Wonder-
ing in Other States.

Almost every day some OF Wichita's
old timers who left just after the boom.
returns. after hunting for a better town
in various states. They come 70 the con-
clusion that the Peerless Princess is one
OF the best towns in the United States.
The last one 70 return is ". s. Rogers.
who for many years had one OF the finest
photograph galleries in Wichita and the
state for that matter. He left here in
's3, and made the run TO the opening Of
the strip, secured good farm near Pond
Creek, and for the past two years has
been travelling, doing photograph work
in many Of the states, looking for a pro-
gressive live town to locate in. He decid-
ed that there was none that equaled
Wichita and returned here. and has open
ed gallery at 213 North Main street
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

Wichita now has final possession
,f Riverside and Greiffenstein Parks.
Deeds arrived yesterday. The
Fourth National Bank takes the SI4,-
300 in bonds at per cent. without
commission and gives the city privi-
lege of taking them up in two years.
Old soldiers will have circle of 90
feet for Memorial statue. City
engineer is ordered to build bouie-
ward at once.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
SUGGESTIONS TO TEACHERS
Supt ColviIIe Gives some Observations Re
sulsInE From His Visits.

find that some OF the school h0nses
need a few window lights ami other
small repairs. The 1escnsr shouid noti-
" the board .: any repairs needed. One
window glass being out may cause a
number OF the pupils % have cold o. &C.
we're sickness. We must look aster the
health Of the children Keep the house
in good rsyair II You 7-ould have ne best
work done. Do nDthiny % hinder ths
work q ne scnools. but do al you can
- sssis- the teacher and her pupils.
They need the assistance ot t1e board
and % the entire district.
J.V. COLyILLE. CO. Supt..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
FCEL At THE PARK
Destitute Persons Gao Apply 70 City
Engineer.

Destitute Persons Csn Apply 10 City
Engineer.
Persons badly ic need - fuel and IN
able 70 gel ccai can. with permission =
the city engineer. Mr. jackson. get xoo4
for tae IA Dor D. taking "a Of the oogle-
ward ont az re park grounds Tnere
viii he more taan q hundred cords 70
take away. Persons found OF the ground
cutting timber without permission q :hs
city eaginez- xill n% prosecuted
NJ. and Ms II. E Ps:ts-son are -
the c.sy from Coznoil Grove. NJ. Pa
-e1soa has been busy FOR re past :ex
wesks examining tne accounts % Morris
county.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
CITY OWNS PARK
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
CLOSES THE DEAL

Deed TO Park Property Arrived Yesterday
and q Special Meeting of the Council
Last Night Appropriated the Money
Which Is Turned Over for the Deed
Old soldiers to Have Memorial Statue
I'm a Circle of Sixty Feet-Work on the
Boulevard VIII Begin Immedia teIy
After January First.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
HE HAS RESIGNED
MR H0WARD'S RESIGNATION Ao-
CEPTED BY TBE SCHOOL BOARD

On Motion of Mr.. Hatton. Member of the
Second Ward Mr. G. n. smyth Was
Elected to Fill the Unexpired Term
Mr.. Coler Sim Chairmaa of the Finance
Committee Reported That They Had
Reached an Agreement With the
County Commissioners Who Had
Agreed to Pay the $500
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

Mrs a. ". Ga'ds;and1 & entertaining
her mother, Mrs. II. olecnneann ot Law
renee
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

Many favor the new ground because it is
near the city and accessible. The ques-
ton will undoubtedly De brought up at
the next meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
SOUR STOMACH.

AID even fo-rs q sEo1naca Vsakoess.
cured ~ the leu discovery STTAzTS
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. Peasant .
take. IL slz= Skg.. - ee1ts. az drug
g.s-S Book G. stomach tEoz5i@s 4ae
thousands % Testimonials Sea. frss ~
.dcrsss-zx. STUART CO.
Marshall. Ma
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
WEST IS IN The LEAD
Attorney Ferguson Observes While Ia the
East

Attorney c. V. Ferguson mas recently
returned from a trip 70 New York and
the east. He says that there S not nsa-
the lively good feeling there t;lat ex-
fists in the west. ami especially in Kan
sas. People in the states ns visited
have unusual trouble IN collecting
rents and in paying them. IN general.
Mr.. Ferguson thinks the west n bstteF
shape t1an the east
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
On Dangerous
....GrOund

51t no g-01n5 is haif - dangerous =.
iaat 20 w1ica there - decisive ti'le
Be-te- - ISsk ;1to rs rAa@sr fsly
when looking az resl eS1ate. D1lf -
CARED Away - ne beauty % tie 5rc >
eTty. me elezssl- Guiding sl.es O. nafsz-
al sdFa1-sgsA EKam.ns TIE reoscis
Taat's ssfes- Tee 5cpsrtles ze o1er
are z1l3-IineI barzala& Tee tlf5e = per-
fec-. the I5catl7a - Pestss- sn4 TIE prics
- ae-fec. TIE szct is they ars -.ss r,0s;
desirable ho13es n - zt0.s country.
: rosn sous~. -o3s-u - egsry psrsi-1ls-.
Has taEr. - fse. - tscr ozs - shs arest
ho1nes il ~ city. Ssrta E-splr-4. Prl.e
= 30 Ts--ns - sat
House room. -1-rs- E-So-sa ard
Essys1-n. NeT. Fi@xauE baru sss trse
..Ea-ss rys-yt1a-z - 20 1s-ss uBs
r5crns. c7rreT. &eEs1 Nsco. i--ssse a.
Ez1- evsTT Say. csneT asTE seE = s-f =
ysG wax - bay Us S.M nzke ycz
srsos .sst S.I Ee1 3.
C5stsEe. rgozs. ban. s-rsft shzfs c7r-
1er. fss ;ssl. -. as1 a. f.sEi. sss. say
fs.r teT-1s.
House : Too-s. tnG1s. 8 sss;. a. zsx
nesxsy. Prios . DJ8
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

The ladies of Columbia lodge, No. 3.
have offered two elegant prizes for a
lady and gentleman wearing the pest
costume al their mask ball. Some haid-
some costumes are being made in the
city to compete for the prizes at this
their fifth annual mask ball, 70 be given
on New Years eve in the Zeininger hall
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
Kansas Creamery Makes 1t.
Low Prices

There Is one subject on which we are
a little cranky and that is the sub
jsct OF LOW PRICES. We allow no one
to undersell Us. and what IS more, We
have one price 70 all. and not one for
credit customers and another for cash
customers. Our prices are uniformly
low on everything and no. few arti-
cles low and high on everything else.
Look over this list:
3is fos New Evaporated Aprico... rs
31s fos New Evaporaeed Peaches. rs
s lbs New Raisins ..-............... -
fos Evaporsted Raspoerries ...... so
Cans New Sugar Corn ...........- rs
Cans New Tomatoes --.-.....-. rs
3 Cans Lewis Lye .--....-...-....... %
4 Cans Greenwich Lye .-........-... .25
3 Bars White Russian Soap .....-.. 10
3 Bars Lenox Soap ..-...s.--....... 10
s Bars Clairette Soap .......-.-.... 10
5 Bars ARK soap .............-...... 10
lib Can Royal Baking Powder. 40
1-ib Can Prices Baking Powier..... 40
Soda and Oyster Crackers. fb..-..... .05
LiptOn's Teas, package.-...... ....-- 30
Aunt Jemima Pancake. &C pkg; for %
Kings Buckwheat, &C pkg; 2 for. "a
2 Packages II. & II. cleans every
thing .....-.. $4,000. .........-.-. 20
Colorado Potatoes, peck .-.....-. rs
Colmans Mustard. Box -...... rs
15-ib Net Pail Jelly ...-..-........ .45
Packages Scotch Oats ...-....- .25
Packages NgvaEene Oats ...... .25
Pure Pepper (whs.e or ground d.. 10
You viii always get fresh. wholesome
goods here, and OF best quality. as We
handle no other.
6. j. Fletcher.
SPOT CASH GROCER.
rs -. Main ST. Phone H.
1I3 z. Douglas. Phone 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

D. yss frss tss weekly Es.ssr u.
49, - zsS1s - y<zx.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

Mr. ". F. Stanley was IN Clearwster
yesterday attending 20 some legal busi-
ness.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30

Hoods Pills HaOds iss harssGsGSsly ss2ssDaf. with
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-30
Hoods sassa1 es,;''.

Is the eest-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Insist upon HOOPS; take no substitute
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-12

CORPORATION T.
NOTICE TO.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
the Assembly Chamber of the City Hall. on
Tuesday, February %. 1897, at two o'clock
P. M. for the furnishing and delivering of
about LOO lengths of S-inch and 500 lengths
of 6-inch
CAS- IRON WATER PIPE,
in accordance with specifications for the same
on file in the office Of the Clerk of said Board.
Blank forms of bid and agreement of sure
ties must be obtained at the Office Of the
Chief Engineer. City Hall, Jersey City, N. J.
Delivery of pipe must be made at the Com
munipaw local station Of the Central Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad or the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals If 1t is deemed for the best
interests Of the city SO to do.
No City official will be accepted. as surety,
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed en-
velopes, endorsed Proposals for Cast Iron
Pipe directed to ''Mr. G. w. Harding, Chair
man of the Committee on Assessments and
Extensions" and handed to the Clerk of the
Board in open meeting wheh called for in
the order Of business relating to sealed pro-
posals.
The attention of bidders is especially called
to Section Z, Chapter 14 of the Laws of 1891,
under the terms whereof no contract shall be
operative until the bondsmen offered by the
contractor have been approved as to suffi-
cheney by this Board and as to form by the
Corporation Counsel, the President Of this
Board having the power to examine the pro-
posed bondsrnen under oath.
Commissioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN,
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, February IL, 1897.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-12
MAJOR AND MRS. PONDS RECEPTION

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Marion
Crawford Entertained in Jersey City.
When Major and Mrs. Pond, of No. $50
Bergen avenue, send out invitations for a
reception it is seldom that any r~efusals
are received. Last night invitations
were out for a reception rendered to Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe and F. Marion Craw-
ford, the famous novelist. About 100 of
those most prominent In the social and
literary circles Of Jersey City and New
York were present.
Mrs. Howe was introduced by Mr.. Craw-
ford, and she in a very interesting man
ner spoke of my Personal Recollections
of Emerson, Lowell, Longfellow, Whittier
and oliver Wendell Holiness" She was
listened to with undivided attention, and
at the conclusion of her remarks she re-
cited the immortal Battle Hymn of the
Republic" This poem was composed by
Mrs. Howe. and she put such feeling in
the recitation that her auditors were
visibly affected.
The Rev. John Lewis Clark, pastor of
the Marble Collegiate Church, said at
II was so impressed with the rendition
OF that glorious poem that had I felt
I would rave started the song. I am
now sorry that I did not follow my i'm
pulse, for others have assured me that
they shared my feelings"
collation. was then served and many
fingered to listen to several piano solos
by Professor Won Scarper. Among those
present were:--
Rev. John Lewis Clark n wife, Rev.
Or, and Mrs f. I. Stoddard. Rev. DR..
and Mrs. I. w. Hathaway, Professor Won
Mrs. E.. w. Pyle. Miss Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
g H. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Robot
tom, Horace Forter, John Fox, Jr., Geo.
Rfnft nfH MaMf11nn o. M M. a-A NJ.
Waite, Mr.. and Mrs. Negus, Miss Heintz.
Mrs. Joseph Hunt, Mrs. Skinner, DR.. and
Mrs; Ulamor Allen, Rev. and Mrs.
Glass and Miss Sylvia Glass.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-12
BUoHRE AT ST. MIoHABL's CLUB
Aandsom Prizes EHosly Contested
For-The winners.

A euchre party was given last evening
at st. Michaels Club, and there was a
very large attendance.
The euchre parties given by this popu-
lar club have proved to be a great sue
cess financially, an entrance fee for each
player being required. The prizes offered
being of exceptional value, they were
holly contested for last evening. The en-
tertainnent was in charge of Superinten-
dent William H. Foley, who announced
the winners and awarded the prizes. His
assistants were Alderman John j. Heavey,
Maurice Buckley, John j. Keane, William
H. Quinn, Thomas Harvey and M. f.
Clark.
Twenty-Five tables were occupied, which
well filed the pretty parlor of the club.
While the games were going on an or
chestra sat in the centre of the parlors
and rendere music. The prizes were
won as folfews:-Ladies' first prize, Mrs.
]. Kenny, a gold mounted mirror; second
prize. silver flower vase, Miss Clark; third
prize. two complete volumes of Shake
| speare, Miss M. Foley.
The first gentlemen's prize, a silver
handled umbrella, was captured by Cap
tain John F. Kelly, and the second, a
silver tobacco box, by Mr.. O'Mara, and
the third, 2 silver match box, went to
III 2t@A "a l. l lit tdI1S t1Ilt
ing was INDUCED in.
Among those present were.Mr. and
Mrs. Judge Kenny, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Kelly, MI. and Mrs. M. r. Connolly, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. F. Kel1eher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Carey. Misses Kittie Harvey, Julia
Desmond, Annie Breen, Mamie Hassen,
Lizzie Kenny, Jenni O'Donnell, Lille
| Howell, Gussie Smith, Mamie OsMara
Katie Kenny, Annie O'Br.en, Ida Smith,
| Katherine Reardon, Mamie Feeley, Jos.
| ephine Connolly, Mamie McFaie, Veronica
Stanton, Margaret Cody, Mamie Keane,
Katie Murphy. Hattie Healey, Madge
Dugan, Mamie Conroy, Mamie Sweeney,
Jennie Brown, Maggie Foley, Mary
Martin, Grace Craft, Julia Harvey. Min
ME Harvey and Freeholder NJ. j..
| Kenny, M. Connolly, Judge John Kenny,
| Henry F. jones, r. j. O'Brien,, Captain
John T.. Keeiy. Thomas Harvey, Hugh
| Mcmahon. Joseph Toomey, P. J. O'Brien.
| M. F. Cahill, NJ. F. Clark, Patrick Con,
molly, Thomas Carly. Daniel Conner. r.
| j.. Currie, Charles Egan, Mr.. McFale, John
j.. Keane, John Seaman, Edward Fay, r.
| Lawrence, Thomas Maloney, Phillip Muir
| pny. Thomas Dunn, Thomas Carey, 7.
| F. bowling, Joseph Glossy, F. H. Muir
iphy, Arthur McGrath, Joseph O'Mara, a.
! j.. Armstrong, George Egan, William
| Davies. William Kelley and Thomas
Rooney.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-12
EVENTS.

The Glass of 81 of the Jersey City TIigh
School will hold it's reception tonight at
Hasbrouck's Hall.
The Lincoln Union Republican Club
have made elaborate preparations for its
celebration tonight at Franks Hall, Bow
ers street. G. Frank Sutherland will de-
liver the address of the evening.
A grand Revival Rally will be held
in Simpson Church, Rev. Mr.. Halleron,
pastor, tonight. The boy choir will sing.
Other features of special interest will be
given. All welcome.
The Lincoln Association dinner takes
place tonight.
The Junior Glass of Grace M. e. Church
gives a Lincoln sociable tonight.
The Amalgamated Society of Engineers
gives a ball tonight in the Murray Hill
Lyceum, Third avenue and Thlrty-fourth
street.
washington Camp, No. "a. r. O. s. of
A., gives an entertainment tonight in
Crescent Hall.