The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-04
mitchell and the Rev. Mr.. z~abriskie, of

Mitchell and the Rev. Mr.. Zabriskie, OF
this city.
James McCutcheon, eleven years old:
aud William Post, aged twelve years, OF
No. 1919 Straight street, Paterson, were
found on the meadow near tne EIle
Railroad yesterday by Nh. Charles Hem.
of Zabriskie street. The boys nao run
away from home. They were put upon a
train and sent back.
Richard ConkIin, an aged 1agman at
the Henderson street crossing OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, was struck Dy q
locomotive last night and severely IN
jured about the body. He was taken 10
st. Francis Hospital.
John Conrader, a diSorderly person,
was sent to the City Prison this morning
for ten days by Justice Wanser. Rosanna
Mccarthy and Margaret Briggs were sent
to Snake Hill for thirty days on the same
l.charge.
James Cunningham, of No. 1856 Wayne
street. met with a severe accident yester-
day by a fall upon the pavement during a
fit. His head received a terrible cut. He
was sent home in the patrol wagon.
Mr.. George B. Brighton has secured n
position as salesman in Marshall & Balls
clothing store.
Mr.. E. A. Bode, of Montgomery street,
arrived this morning from Europe on the
North German steamship Aller. He was
met al the pier in Hoboken by a large
number of friends and q band of music.
After receiving the congratulations or
the party he was escorted to this city.
Mr.. Bode was compelled to cave the city
last May on account of i'll health. He
went to Lipp Springs. Westphalia, and
has returned i~ntirely recovered in health.
A quarterly meeting of the Merchants
Protective Association Of Hudson county
will be held at the Avenue House on Mon
day at half-past eight p. M, at which ac-
ton will be taken on a proposed amend
ment to the constitution. Various COM
mittees are to report, and the new printed.
The black list will be distributed to mem
bers. Ten new members will be received.
The Iron and Steel Institute of this
country, accompanied by the delegates
from abroad, left the Pennsylvania sta
ton this morning for a tout of the iron
aud steel districts of this country and
Canada. They numbered about five hum
bred and occupied w o long trains of
Pullman cars.
The statue of st. Francis was placed
in the niche above the new entrance to
st. Francis Hospital this morning. The
statue is made of zinc and painted white.
1t is six feet high.
The Third District Republican Club
held a meeting last night at their rooms
on Grove street. The meeting was very
quiet, nothing u routine business being
transacted. About thirty members were
present. The names of the delegates to
be voted for at the Tuesday night prima-
ries will not be made known until Mon
day.
At the last meeting of the Zabriskie
Post a committee was appointed to make
arrangements for an entertain ment to be
held in the near future.
James Cutcher, eleven years of age, and
William Post twelve years old, were
found wandering on the Erie tracks near
the meadows last night by Charles
Helm, of No. 107 Zabriskie
street. The boys asked Helm where
they Were, having lost their reckoning,
and told him rold him they lived at No.
1919 State street. and had started to look
for work. Helm paid their fares back to
Paterson.