The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-28
C. 0. P. EUCHRE.
Republicans Fight Each
Other for Numerous
Prizes.
WooLLEY AS A WATER
The Chairman Made an Inn
preston With q Hot
Coffee Pot.

The Republicans who gathered In Lin
coin Hall, on Pavonia avenue, last even
ing. demonstrated that they knew enough
about euchre to enjoy themselves for sew
eral hours. The euchre was held under
the auspices of the entertainment COM
mittee. Especially warm were the con-
tests when players from the Eighth and
Ninth wards met. Both of these wards
pride themselves on their euchre ability
and the games played were decidedly ex-
citing.
For more han two hours the two hun
bred contestants played. The MANAGE
ment of the games and the punching OF
tickets was an tina could be desired.
There was no confusion. each table being
numbered to avoid delays and mistakes.
Fifty tables were crowded into the
spacious meeting room, where some hot
sessions have been held. When the COM
mitteemen turned in their cards, Chair
man Frank J. Higgins, of the committee
in charge, figured up the totals.
These winners and the prizes they Sc
aectede were. announced;-Mark Mauvis,
chess set; B. T. Moses, card case; VIM.
Doyle, clock; 3. w. Martin, Japanese
table; Adam Dobb, half dozen hand
kerchiefs; Frederick Witch. meersehaum
pipe; K. Damas, card table; Robert West,
encyclopedia; William Harrison, gold
framed picture; Charles Taylor, umbrella;
John C. Kaiser, pocket knife; Charles
Cobb, carving set; Phillip Neihoff, jar
diniere; J. C. Van Keuren, encyclopedia;
Samuel williams, lamp and globe; Arthur
Morris, set of Conan Doyle's works; John
&C. Bouton, oriental rug.
Then there was a jolly time. Walters
were pressed into service supplying excel
dent coffee, crisp crullerS and sandwiches
to the players. Mr.. Edward WooIley, at
tired In frock coat, white tie and patent
leather pumps. sailing around among the
tables with a pot of red hot coffee In one
hand and a plate of sandwiches tightly
clutched in the other, was an interesting
sight. He was everywhere among his
colleagues supplying them with the good
things. Everyone declared the event a
huge success. Frank J. Higgins. Frank
Angel and John w. WeasteIlg were in
charge. The others who took part were:
H. Sidoltz, L. E. Negravel, G. w. Hard
ing. H. F. Hayes, Silas A. Baldwin, E.. E.
Datz, c. N. King, It. 3. Ryder. s.. D.
Dickinson, w. O'Brien; g. Refill, p. f.
044S1 - 2 JILL ttAAd4 1s
Mccormack, G.. E.. Francis, w. H.
Martin, P. H. Kessler, G. D.. Swain, A.
s. Baldwin, F. A. Neuman4 T. +. Less, l..
Hulse, A. Bremen, w. Mahpn; H. E..
bod. Joseph McComb. Louis Stubenvoll.
F. ]. Higgins. E. T. Mitchell, W.. r. Cole,
T. G. Sutherlein, G.. Johnston, Sr., John
Graham. Robert Cook, T, D. Mills, A. E..
Overland, J. H. Coyle, Albert Blake, w.
r. Harrison. David Gibson, G. w. Deck
Ell. John J.. Vile, J. H. Weasteli, C. A.
Roe, John Bumsted, Joseph Zumbusch,
J. c. Kaiser w. C.. Scott, James Allen,
George Fenton, F. w. Angel. A. u. Doan,
R. McAndrew, L. Kraink w. Cough
lin. j. H. Love, B. Van Buren,,
n M. Pagan, w. T. ~Shanahan, H. c.
Gruber, John Plate, John Burns. J. ].
o'Brien, VIM Mann, A. Eggs. H. Cal
lager, E. Lane, G. E. Moersdorf, T. M.
Coughhn, JOS. Locke, G. B. Eaton, Aug.
Klein, Chas. Cobbe, J. Meyding, j. T.
Lawrence, Il. W. Carr, c. Kahrer, c. S.
Parker, G. r. Patterson, C. w. Laws,
Elmer Jordan, T. Stevens. Chas. r. Wales,
II. c. Nicholas, S. B. King, g. A. Will
Jams, f. e. Price, E. T. Rogers, H. C.
Griffiths, R. J. Trenery, Jas. Casey, Geo.
Scheetz, Jas. A~llerdice, G. w, Robertson,
G. Belts, A. L. Wilson, H. C. Nicode-
mus, John Mitchell, H. C. Crawley, J. E.
Macarthur, J. E. Koepplinger, f Klink,
Jr., W. s. Warner, w. T. Ard, w. Bell
field, Chas. Z. Siebert, Fred J. Lembke,
III. II. Williams, F. ]. Stuhr. A. Shaw,
y. Tresouthick. R. Ellaby, Fred Franz
bach, Jr, w. L. Berger. F. Mcmahon, A.
Knox, J. +. Wardhaugh, b.. Luenberg.
q. J. Pforr. J. A. Hinners, A. Macarthur,
John Strube, M. Woolever, WE. Facken-
thai, W. Bluem, J. P. Reinhardt, n. Ham
sen. J. Fl. Koepplinger. W. H. Eaton, r..
g. Henderson, S. J. Blakey, e. L. McWil-
Jams, B. Drachman, w. Lauder, W. E.
oFmsby, e. McCabe, Fl. Schaer, w. H.
Hooker, p. Fitzpatrick, E. Enderlein, T..
e. Ryder, John Mitchell, John ROTTERDAM,
Fred Schober, G. Sedore, j. Gallery, ]. Fl.
Leather, Martin Finck, John Hayes, r. T.
lockwood, D. J.. Harper, ]. J. Nc
Laughlin, W. II. Launders, w. I. Fox.
I, Mcdonald, Chas. Mathews, p. +.
Daudt, r. D. Urquhart, A. Nelson, J.
Durr. s. Jameson, G.. F. Harper, !. p.
Walsh.
The Entertainment Committee is think
ing OF holding a stag euchre in a few