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Evening star., 1898-11-14
LOCAL El,ENENS,
Georgetown Wins From the V. NJ. 1.
at Richmond.

Georgetown University won from the Nir-
ginia Military Institute of Lexington. Va,
ut Richmond Saturday in a game that was
well played in every particular and hard
fought from start to finish by score of II
ginia boys set the pace, but after fifteen
minutes of hard work the Georgetown elev-
en- steadied down nicely and gave an cxhi-
The Virginia eleven played quick, hard foot
ball and forced the Georgetown boys to
make three firm stands to prevent a touch
DOWN, but the blue and gray equal to
the task and held their line as firm as a
rock with the ball on their own 10-yard
line twice and once with the pigskin rest
ing on their 3-yard line. With all this
good work, however, it was impossible to
prevent the Virginia eleven from scoring
as Jones of the V. NJ. l. team was pushed
over after repeated downs from the 3-yard
line for a touchdown and five points The
goal was not made. Walsh broke through
the Virginia line on the punt out and pre-
vented Montgomery from catching the BAL!
After this the Georgetown team took a
brace and went at their opponents ham
mer and tongS, and, with two seconds to
play. after series of criss-cross runs that
brought the ball to the center of the field
kenna kicked goal from the field, tying the
score
In the second half. Georgetown, by hard
work. managed to get the ball down TO
Eirginia's 1-yard line, from which point
Murphy took 1t over for touchdown Ken
ma kicking the goal after a fine exhibition
1f clean foot ball The ball then went back
to the center of the field and neither goal
was in danger the remainder of the half
Casey, kenna, Green, Long Walsh and
Murphy carried off the honors for George
town. although all of the men were in evil
dence in nearly every play. The lineup of
tha talr fn1lS
Evening star., 1898-11-14

Palmer. Timer-Mr. Nichols, Columbian
University Touchdowns-Seaman, 3; Harr,
/; Beard, !. Goals-A. Cummings, i; Far
ouehar, = Time-25 and 30 minute halves
Evening star., 1898-11-14

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Evening star., 1898-11-14
PRINCETON-YAIE GAMES.

Hue Has Won Eleven, Tigers Seven
and Three Tied.
Princeton has played against Yale twen-
ty-one times. OF these games Princeton
has won seven, Yale eleven and three
games have been tied. Since 1877, when
Evening star., 1898-11-14
Gallaudet Wins From the Strong
Johns Hopkins Team at Baltimore

Gallaudet won the foot ball championship
Of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association
of Maryland and the District of Columbia
for the second time by defeating the johns
Hopkins team at Electric Park in Baltf-
more Saturday. The game was a hard
fought one and although the Johns Hop
kins boys were little heavier than their
opponents, the deaf mutes managed to hold
them in splendid style. The final score was
~ to q, this result being brought about
mainly through the brilliant runnfhg of
Stutsman, Gulfuss. Waters and Andree.
and the hard line-bucking of the two last
named, although the whole eleven showed
up well and demonstrated its proficiency in
the matter of team work. The lineup of
the teams follow. r -
Evening star., 1898-11-14

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Evening star., 1898-11-14
prcns Defeat Westminsters.

The Georgetown Preps defeated the " est
minister's on the college campus SATURDAY
by a score of - to o. The lineup loilo"S.
Evening star., 1898-11-14

Score.Georgetown II; V. NJ. l., >. Touch
downs-Murphy, Rice. Goal from touch-
down-kenna. Goal from feld-Kenna
Referee-J. H. Doyle. Umpire-Gurnett Mel
son. Linesmen-John keare and Julien
Hill. Timers-Paul Head and John Drohan
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
CELEBRATED THEIR RELEASE
Lava Bed Gang Just Out of
Prison Soon Get Into
Cells Again.

Detective Larkins and Patrolman John
Dougherty of the Gregory street station
this morning arrested four members OF
the nortorious Lava Bed gang: James
Fetherston of No 81 Colgate street. An
thony Tracy of Railroad avenue, Benja-
min Smith of No. 399 Fourth street and
John Sheridan of No. 240 Second stree.
They were arraigned before Police Justice
Nevin in the First Criminal Court and
were each sent to the County Peniten-
tiary at Snake Hill for six months
All have but recently been released from
jail. Sheridan, little hump back. whose
right name is Barney Fitzpatrick, was
ago, having completed a sentence of seven
years for robbery Each of the prisoners
has long criminal record.
Featherston is the leader of the gang
He acknowledged in court this morning
that he could not enumerate the times ne
had been arrested. The four men got
together last night and drank heavily
Before midnight the whole neighborhood
in Colgate and adjoining streets knew
that they were about. Citizens were as
saulted, women were insuited and every
thing was in a state of uproar.
During the night a junk shop Kept by
an Italian was entered and over $40 worth
of property was stolen. This morning
the gang had plenty of money, and the
carousing was continued until all were
drunk and ugly. At ten o'clock this
morning two Italians who live in Colgate
street called at the Gregory street station
and reported that Fetherston and his
nails had assaulted them Mrs. Annie
Heiland, of No. 3s9 Fourth street, appeared
before Police Justice 'Nevin and swore out
a warrant for the arrest of Benjamin
Smith for assaulting her. Other persons
we're assaulted and annoyed by the gang,
but were afraid to make complaint. De-
tective Larkins found the men in sa-
loon. When he and Patrolman Dough-
erty went to arrest them Tracy jumped
out of a second story window and near
Jy esea ned
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
Whee1in e Gossip.

The Mantle Wheelmen held a well at
tended and enthusiastic meeting last
night, in the handsome club house. on
Mercer street, and gave Mr.. Andrew Daily
of chairman of the supper committee, a
heartily voiced vote of thanks for his eff
forts in making the clambake last Friday
might, at the club house, such an unquali-
fed success Next Friday night the MEM
bers will enjoy a lobster supper.
Five members were elected. and several
applications were considered, which will
be passed upon at the next meeting
Charles W. Miller the worlds six day
bershiD.
Captain Tom Lynch informed the mem
bers that he had been appointed Chief
Marshal of the New Jersey Division Of
cycling clubs, that win take. part in the
Dewey Day celebration, in New York
City, and that the cllfb had been granted
right OF line. He urged the members to
turn out strong. and judging from the
remarks passed upon the event the Man
tics will be the largest represented club
at the celebration The resignation of
Mr. John La Due was accepted with re-
greet Mr.. LaDue will go to his old home
parents.
The pictures Of the members who took
part in the inaugural club run Of the. sea-
son, were on exhibition, and pleased the
Sea CIiff. r. T.. will be the destination
Of the members on the regular club run
next Sunday The schedule for next
month will be as foIlows:-
July 10. Coney Island, 1000 A. M; July
II. Rockaway Beach, L. i. 500 A M;
July a, Midland Beach, s; +, $50 a. NJ.
William White of the Gutenberg
WheeImen. viii compete in the twenty
flve mile road race g Be s,l'a held on on the the
North Hudson County Cyelers, on Labor
Day. He IS training hard, and being used
to long distance, Is expected TO heard OF
in the race,
Ben. Fuller, the North Hudson crack
cycIist. IS training hard these days, and
is riding In good form. He is anxious to
land several prizes this season, and it will
only fall to the lot Of very fast men to
defeat him
The Punpeck Club, of North Hudson,
has organized wheeling division with
Leo Ske1ly as captain.
Century runs will hereafter be control
led By the associated cycling clubs. of
New Fork, So as 70 avoid q confiiction Of
dates. Their decisions viii be backed
chsirman Mott ot the Racing Board.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
T,ro-Men Tournament Finished.

Bowling was brought to close in this
county last night with the finish OF the
two men tournament on Schock's alleys,
Washington street. Hoboken. The tour
nament all along has been marked by the
best of playing and the most spirited
finishes and last nights final struggle was
no exception to the rule that has pre-
vailed throughout
Saturday night Fuessel and Buck won
and 1iye teams were left struggling LOT
second lnonors. The games that decided
this position were keeny contested ana
much admired by the contestants friendst
who lined the alley on both sides ana
rooted themselves hoarse for their favor
ite kuncken brothers won tine second
prize by a small margin In a good game
East night the roll off for third and fourta
prize took place between Klahre ana
Ludlow and Stoba and Meyer. The former
team won by comfortable majority,
each man beating his opponent and rolnng
a good total. The third prize went lo
Klahre and Ludlow while Stoba ana
Meyer took fourth position. Brown ana
Gorie and Noone and Marx then rolled
of for fifth and sixth place and the latter
team rolled good game, winning nfth
place by So pins. Up to last night Fues-
sci was credited with winning the spare
prize with Brown second, there being
Iust one spare inference between the two
men. Brown was satisfied and congratu-
lated Fuessel until some of his friends IN
sisted that he go over the figures hlmsefl.
He protested. but finally did so laughing
ly. The recount showed that Brown won
by one spare and he was given the spare
Ludlow got second average prize. Scores
of last nights gameS:-
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
GAY TIME AT poHLMANN's.
Unqualified Success OF the Harrison
Associations Picnic.

Few, if any, of the picnics held thus far
at Pohlmann's have been more successful
than that of the James Harksen of Hobo
ken. held last evening. The association
is well known. The picnic last night was
its eighth annual one. the big pavilion
was crowded Floor Manager John +.
Cordes led the grand march with Miss
Florence Scott. Assistant Floor Manager
Henry Horstmann marched with Mrs.
Horstmann. OF the Floor Committee
Peter Schakel marched with Miss T. Win
kelman, Charles Woltmann with Miss
Maggie Dillon and John PREM with Miss
Maggie Fowler
Chairman William Harksen, of the Re-
ception Committee marched with Miss
Mamie Wilson, John Canavari with Miss
Canavari, Fred Smith with Miss Teresa
White. James O'Brien with Miss Lizzie
McCarty, and William ]. kiessling with
Miss Mamie Baartz. Chairman John NJ.
Enniss, of the Arrangement Committee.
was with Miss D. Schnachel, William
Branton with Miss Minnie Won Der Leith,
William Wessling with Miss Teresa
Schmidt, Charles Koehler with Miss Fam
ME Maitland, and Leo Loeffel with Miss
Mamie Fay.
Others in the march wera:-Standard
Bearer James Harksen and daughters,
President William H. Forbes. Mrs. Annie
Schackel, Vice-President Edward Brod-
erick, Miss Marie Paulson. Recording Sec
retary Edward Watson, Miss L. Muir, FL
nancial Secretary Emil Rettich, Treasurer
John Schneider. Sergeant-at-Arms and
Mrs. George Woltmann, Assistant Ser
geant-et-Arms Henry Hook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kueks, Charles Prein, Miss F. Sea-
men, John Woltmann. Miss Lena PREM,
William Bescher, Miss Bescher, Mr.. and
Mrs Anthony Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Sylvester, Mr.. and Mrs. John Spell,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kohn, John ODori-
nell, Miss L. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J,
Donohue. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. John
Spaeth, Mr.. Tansey, Miss Amelia Volt
mann. Dennis Long, Miss Long, Charles
Scarpa and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Won Seggen, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Knuth. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Kuefln, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Mounick, H. Schackel. Miss L. O'Connor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hirschkill. William
Benner, Miss Jennie O'Meallia, Charles
Kenner, Miss Josie witte and Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Purcell.
The American Fife and Drum Corps,
the Bachelor Club and the ]. S. Cordes
Association were among the various as
sociations represented.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
COLONEL RoBINSoN's BAHE.
Specimens OF the Letters Which
Make His Life Miserable.

Many curious letters and petitions are
received by Colonel Gilbert Robinson,
clerk of the Police Board and Board of
Health. When there is the slightest clue
as to who the complainant is, police
men are sent to investigate. Sometimes,
however, the letters are so vague. so in
definite, that Chief Murphy's entire force
of detectives if put on the scent would
be unable to determine what the writers
mean.
Colonel Robinson told reporter for
s.The News this morning that the an
onymous letter nuisance is getting intol-
erable The following letter, received yes
terday, is a fair sample of half the com-
plants received by the police:-
Gentleman-I wish to call the attention
of the Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
of a nuisance that has been going on for
the last year back of wagons & of old
irion that is put In the street & left their
& piled up story high on both sides OF
my building wich is destroying my prop
erty & if fire was to break out l would
have no protection from the Fire De-
partment as 1t would be next to impossi-
BILE for them to get near it, as there Is
QS) eighteen wagons & trucks in the
street every night & some are heaveiey
filthy condiction. / hope & others hope
the Board will give it's kind and sincere
attention in this case of nuisance that II
against the City Laws.
Yours Respectfully
A Tax Payer of Jersey City New Jerse-
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21

SPORT ON THE DIAMOND.
The Waynes and the Van
Vorsts Win Good
Games.
TWO MEN TOURNEY FINISHED
Wheeling Gossip Cricketers
Standing : General Sport
ing News.

The Waynes defeated the Cubans on
the Jersey avenue grounds by an easy
margin. though the latter played excel
lent ball at times, but the Waynes would
always put the Cubans ambition TO
flight by an excellent play and then the
playing would lag for a time when an
other squirt would occasion a period of
hard work that was highly interesting
to the audience. Both teams have been
rivals for years and are considered able
to osput UP an excellent exhibition at any
time. The Waynes had little trouble
hitting Langan, and two base hits or
better was the order OF the day, these
hits being made in punches easily put the
score on comfortable basis so that
from the fourth inning there was no
doubt Of the result, the only question be-
ing the size OF the figures. The Cubans
found that Maxwell was a clever twirler.
He did clever work. giving the Cubans
only two single base hits. Score
Nrr-.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
WHIPPED BY THE GANG.

Leon vassall, of No. s4s1k Fremont
street: William Walsh, of No. Is Sussex
street, and Thomas Walsh. of No. IA
Court House place. got into fight last
night on Newark avenue, at the head OF
Sixth street First VassaH assaulted
William Walsh, then Walsh got gang
of his friends and went for yassall, who
was obliged to seek refuge in the freight
station of the West Shore Railroad.
The freight agent telephoned for the po-
lice and Patrolman McDermott arrested
vassall and the only two members of
Walsh's gang he could catch. The pris-
oners were each fined $40 this morning by
Police Justice Nevin in the First Crimi-
nal Court.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
SCHOOL NO. rs NEW FLAG.

At two o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
handsome American dag presented by ex-
Alderman William j. Moran to new Public
School No. l, will be floated to the breeze
from the new building on York street. The
raising of the ensign will be attended by
the members of the Board of Education
and a large number of prominent citizens.
The committee in charge consists of
John Nimmo, G. Herbert Rice and John
J. Mulvaney. Speeches will be made by
ex-Alderman Moran and a number of
oti1arc
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
New Jersey A. c. Leads Cricketers.

The race for the cricket championship
of New York, is becoming interesting,
and is now receiving wide spread atten-
tion from the lovers of the game through
out the country. The playing thus far
has been spirited and the finishes very
close. The New Jersey A. c. Team A, is
now in the lead with Manhattan second,
there being but one game in the differ
ence. Team B, of the New Jerseys and
Staten Island are tried for third place.
Both the teams of the New Jersey A. G..
are made up of the best players of the
club, and they are looked upon to finish
not worse than first and third. The
standing of the teams in the champion
ship schedule thus far is as follows
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
MISS LovELAND ENTERTAINS.

Miss r. Loveland celebrated her fif-
teenth birthday last evening. by giving a
birthday party to a number of her
friends, at Humboldt Hall, on Newark
avenue. During the evening, songs, re-
citations and dancing were enjoyed. A
feature of the evenings pleasure, was
the singing of patriotic airs by chorus.
Among those present were:-Misses Fan
ME McNulty, Josephine DAILY, Emma
Flanagan. Emma McSpirit. May Carty.
Minnie Stahl Mamie Miller, Jennie Mack,
Katie McNulty. and Messrs. James Null
doom, Frank Anderson. p. Farrell, L.
Donovan, ]. Regan, George Pteres, j.
Sullivan, F. Sullivan, James Reen and
Edward Sheehan
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
CUT HIS WIFE WITH A SAUCER.

Richard Sisk. twenty-nine years old, of
No. 141 Eighth street. quarrelled with his
wife last night because his supper was
cold. She complained that she could not
keep it hot if he persisted in cleaning the
horse and doing all his evening chores
before he ate it.
The row ended by his throwing china
cup at her, cutting her nose She had
him arrested. Police Justice Nevin in the
Sisk IS and costs.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
STOLE BOTTLED BEER.

Frank Murphy, who claims to live in
Philadelphia. and George Cannon, who
said he lived in Hartford, Conn, were ar
rested yesterday on the complaint of Dam
lei Kohl, who keeps a saloon at Ocean
and Hooker avenues. Kohl claims that
the men entered the place and after dis
posing of drinks started to empty the beer
standing against the ice box. Patrolman
Mackey arrested the men, and they were
hef1i
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
PEDDLED WITHOUT A LICENSE.

Jacob Breckner. of No. 81 Allen street.
22 Ludlow street. New York. were fined
$40 each by Police Justice Nevin in the
First Criminal Court this morning for
peddling in this city without license
They were arrested yesterday by Chance
man Johnson
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
10 REPAIR GRACE CHURCH.

The much needed repairs on the Grace
Episcopal Church, Ocean and Pearsan
avenues. Greenville, are now under way
and win be completed within a week or
two. This handsome little edifice will re-
ceive a new coat of paint and an entirely
new fence will be built around the church
property. The lawn is now being terraced
and will be resodded.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
HAD A FIT AT AN OPENING.

In the crowd at the opening of scher-
rer's Oriental Schuetzen Park. at Ogden
avenue and Franklin street, last night.
Charles Seller. who lives near by, was
seized with fit and caused some little
excitement Charles Woekler and party
of friends took him In charge. He was
taken home
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
HIS ARREST A BENEFIT.

George Anness, of Lowell, Mass, was
arrested on Gregory street last night by
Detective Larkins. He had been tramping
long distance and was footsore and
weary He was kept all night in the
Gregory street police station. This morn-
ing Police Justice Neyin discharged him.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
Boxing.

The Standard Athletic Club of Fairview
Station, North Hudson, announces
novel departure in a series of bouts in
open air on Saturday afternoon. The
card contains three events, George Nc
Fadden, of Harlem, vs.. Mike Hauser, OF
Bayonne In 20 rounds at catch weights;
Jack Ward, of Newark, vs. Jack McKuck,
of New York, 10 yards, at 115 pounds, and
Joe Bateman, of Newark, VS.. Jack Cadi-
gan, of New York, 10 rounds at ll5
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
Jeck,s Tobacco aud Soap.

Tobacco and soap in the British navy are
served out to the men together. OF the second
named they are allowed to take up prac-
tically unlimited amount. but of tobacco a
sailor Is only allowed to purchase two pounds,
duty free, per month. 1t is usually served out
in the leaf, and the whole two pounds Jack
generally rolls Into one huge cigar from which
he cuts off what he requfres.-London Tit-BitA
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
SONS OF VETERANS PICNIC.

At the last meeting of Mcclellan Camp
No. 50. Sons of Veterans. held in their
rooms, in Humboldt Hall, arrangements
were made to hold the annual picnic on
July q. at Baldwin Park. Five new
members were elected to the camp and
three propositions received.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21

yesterday removed the suspension placed
upon the New Jersey Athletic Club for
failure to comply with the rule requiring
them to file marked copy Of the pro.
gramme with him after each set 9f
races.
All bicycle riders are now at liberty 70
compete iii the New Jersey games without
fear of suspension.
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21

At the meeting of the New Jersey
Bowling Club. held last night, the fol-
lowing chairmen were appointe House
Committee, Samuel Hathaway; Auditing
Committee, George Earl; Bowling Com
mittee, Nat. Sutlin; Billiard Committee,
Mccall
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21
CUBANS.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Waynes .......0 2 0 2 0-9
I Cubans :. ..........0 0 o 0 o.

The Van Vorsts defeated the Coopers
in a game that has not been equalled this
season, the score being 10. The Van
yorsts hit Streabel without any very
great difficulty, but were unable to get
around the station without being held up
and disposed Of. In fact but one man
succeeded in covering the circuit, and
that was Meane, the left fielder. who hit
well and ran better. Mahoney. the Van
Vorst's box keeper, proved to be hard
aim to find and but four hits are credited
to the Coopers. Score
The Jersey City news., 1898-06-21

The time is at hand when nearly every
housekeeper has salad on her table at
least once day. What, then, could BIZ
handler than the twin salad bottle? It is
madesof ribbed Venetian glass with silver
mounts The bottles are Joined togethsr
in very ingenious manner, the neeks
twisting Id opposite directions One bot
lie is Tor OH and the other TOR vinegar