The Jersey City news., 1890-12-10
CITY NOTES

Those wishing to hear STANLEY at
the Tabernacle ON Saturday, Decem-
ber 13, had better secure their seats in
advance, as Mr.. Stanley will only de-
liver limited number of lectures in
the East. Early next spring he starts
west to California, then south to New
Orleans; upon returning east he will
immediately recross the Atlantic.
The Rev. David Mitchell will lecture
in the Scotch Presby terian Church,
Mercer street, near Varick, on Friday
evening, 18th inst. at eight. Subject,
Whats in a Manner"
The first annual ball of Court Grove
No. 7557, A. o. f. OF A., viii be held
at Woods Hall this evening.
A grand vocal and instrumental
{concert, under the auspices OF the Odd
EFellows' Home Association OF New
ersey, assisted by the Valencia Or
:hestra OF Hoboken, will be given this
Eevening at the Tabernacle, York and
Henderson streets.
Lincoln Circle No. 8. Ladies OF the
Grand Army, will hold bazar at
Roche's Hail, commencing tonight and
lasting until Saturday The fair is
for the fund for widows, orphans and
veterans OF the G. A. R.
The members OF Miss Fanny Z.
Lawrence's Sunday school class of the
-st Baptist Church, will hold q fair
and shipping party in the Sunday
school rooms this evening and tomor.
row afternoon and evening"
Miles Dolon. seventy years old, of
No. 247 Wayne street was struck by
West Shore train at the Coles street
crossing of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road yesterday yesterday and fatally
injured. He was taken to the City
Hospital.
George Blizzard. No. 265 Sixth
street was thrown from his sulky by
a runaway horse on Newark avenue
yesterday. He fell against telegraph
pole and broke his right arm.
John Williams, No. 129 Cottage.
street. was run over by drill engine
on the meadows yesterday. His left
leg was mangled. He was taken to
ST. Francis Hospital.
DIR. Petrie LETT his horse and buggy
standing on Varick street last night
while he went into house TO attend
a patient. When he cane out the
vehicle was gone. The matter was
reported at Police Headquarters and
general alarm sent out. The miss
ing horse and wagon We're found on
Colgate street by Sergeant Buckly
two hours later.
Patrick McGrath, demented vag-
rant, was found drunk in the street
last night with his head smashed by a
fall on the curb stone. His head was
sewed up He was unable to give any
acco, ut of himself in the First Police
Co II this morning. Justice Stilsing
remanded him until the authorities
Could be notified of his condition.
An unknown man, about thirty-five
years of age, was found last night at
the Brunswick street crossing of the
Erie Lailroad with his head crushed
in. He is supposed to have been
struck by an engine. He was carried
to st. Francis Hospital ona stretcher.
His injuries are of fatal nature. He
was dressed in a white undershirt,
blue overcoat, black coat and vest and
striped pantaioons, and wore laced
shoes.
Henry Lutkin, a small coal dealer,
was fined So by Justice Stilsing this
morning for blocking the way of the
city ambulance yesterday while on its
way to answer hurried summons to
q scene of accident. One OF the hos
pital surgeons testified that Lutkin
refused TO bulge his coal wagon even
when notified.
John Reehill, one of the Thirteenth
street gang OF hoodlums, was arrested
by Parrolinan Lowery last night. Re-
hill gave the policeman quite q chase,
but was captured in his back yard. He
was relnanded in the First District Po-
lice Court this morning.
The Jersey City Rangers win hold
meetin5 at j. Il. Lenahan's Assembly
Rooms, No. 500 Grove street, tomorrow
svening.
Hugh Reilly, No. IA Morgan street,
was arraigned in the First District
Police Court this morning on a charge
Of malicious mischief preferred by
Roman Siske, No. 500 Warren street.
Siske testified that he put Reilly out
Of his saloon because he had smashed
4 man in the face and that Reilly re-
taliated by smashing a big, orna-
nented pane of glass with a cobble
ADVICE TO NoTHERs-MRs NISsIsows. SooTu
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