The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-25
r S CITY NOTES

Judge Knapp yesterday granted q rule
to set aside The verdlcr III the case OF
Isaac Halstead against Christian Handel
and Charles kuederly on tine application
of plaintiffs counsel. This is the case in
Which q jury assessed the value OF u
mans rignt arm, destroyed for life, at
800.
Highland Lodge No. so. F. and A. M,
will confer the EellOwcratt degree this
evening at Mcpherson Hall.
A wagon, containing q tomb stone bear
ing u hebrew quotation, broke an axle at
Willow court and Newark avenue this
morning. Curious people stopped tOaread
the inscription.
Maestro Pietro was fined 5000 and costs
yesterday by Judge Lippincott in The
court OF General Sessions for biting off u
portion of the ear of George Lozier on the
hight Of May 81 in Cooper Hail.
a men at work tearing up Grove
street have reached First street.
A boy entered the synagogue at the
Avenue House yesterday anu began 10
sketch the rabbi and some OF the Worship
pers. When he was discovered there was
race between hmm n II of the con-
gregation as To VINO could reach the door
nrsG. The boy escaped, but his coat was
Torn.
Thomas Flood and Edward Smith in the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday re-
tracted their plea OF not guilty of entering
n larceny ana pleaded guilty of petit
larceny.
The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
Company is repairing the pavement b.
Tween It's RACKS on Exchange place, an
Improvement which Will be appreciate d
by the truckmen aud cabmen.
Sullivan was about Tayior's Hotel this
morning looking none The Verse lor his
recent spree. %sW VI 2
The commissioners to asses. the dam
ages TO the properly in frontof Which the
e4evated structure of the NorlhHudson
County Raiitoad will pass, sat Id tue Vice
Chancellor's chamDers this informing and
listened TO the arguments OF the repre-
poration Counsel Edwards, james Flem-
ming and ex-Judge Garrick addressed
The Commissioners.
President hurston, Of the Park Board,
lair. "
lhe Pennsylvania officials say that the
travel 10 The Wayerly lair this year is the
heaviest the road has experienced in sew
eral years, AL The regular trains carry
lalgtn umb ers Of visitors 10 the fair, and
the specials which are run from This city
and from Newark have all been we'll
niisdF Arrangements have been made to
accommodate the increased travel which
is expected this afternoon.
p hudson County Beer Bottlers' AS
sociatlon nave elected the following OIL
cers:-.F. GlaSser, president; u. Maleke.
vice president; D. Kueheke, secretary,
aud H. E~lgenranch, treasurer. Ali beer
bottlers are invited TO attend tue next
meeting at q Avenue House on Sunday,
the 2Sth. 5@f@
Ferdinand Baker, an incoryigable of
seventeen years, was arraigned IN JUS
tlca Wanser's court this morning upon
complaint Of his father. The boy will
not work. he is also accused of having
IN his possession y silver watch, the
property OF another boy named hansen.
The examination was adjourned.
Eugene DAILY, sixty-six years old, and
Margaret DaIy, aged tfty-sight, were
found in the street last night. They have
no home and are Well known 10 the police.
Both were sent TO tns County Jail for
ninety days BY Justice Wanser This morn
lug.
Ia trolman Harvey last night captured
" boys who had run away from Pater-
son. Aney gave their names as Richard
Bradley ana Philip Casey. OF Nos. 147and
l37 Madison street. respectively.
Euward Sweetzer, or Union street, was
badly injured yesterday by being thrown
fnonl y wagon by q runaway horse.
The Executive and Finance Committee
Of the Eudscn County Republican Gen
efat IouinillLee will meet Lnis evening in
secret session at the Federal clcb house.
II ~ probable that the Executive Com