The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-30
CITY NOTES.

ssThe Conditions of a Revival's will be Evan
gelist Telford's subject at Centenary Methodist
Eva Parker and Annie O'Hearn, Alderman
sings courS This morning: They were held to
await the Mrival Of Mr.. Salinger. whom it is
hoped their arrest will mollify.
General John A. Logan Camp No. 30, Sons of
Veterans, will meet at Coopers Hall tomorrow
night.
An excavation in Montgomery street, near
Henderson street, has compelled the Montgom-i
cry street cars to go through York street on
their way to the ferry for the past two days.
Enterprise Lodge No. As, f. and a.. NJ, will
have q sociable at its rooms, No. Az Montgomery
street, tomorrow night. 1t will be the first Of
the season, and preparations have been made
The cellars Of the New Jersey Title and Guaran-
tee Company are nearly in readiness to receive
the new steel vaults.
The Alliance composed Of the official boards of
the Methodist Episcopal churches in the Jersey
City district Of the Newark Conferences will have
a session this evening at the Hedding al. +.
church. The ladies are badly disappointed.
They expected to be present as the audience at
the business meeting. and assist in the COLLATION.,
but the gool sisters are 70 be excluded. The
doors will open only for the members Of the
official boards.
An abundance Of parades today. The Patri-
archs Militant will have q procession this after
noon and another this evening, and the Demo
cratic clubs will parade tonight.
Mary Smith. q feeble minded woman, was be-
fore Justice Stilsing this morning charged with
drunkenness. She said she had a baby at home
eleven months old. When picked up on Wash
ington place yesterday she could not talk. JUS
tice Stilsing gave her another chance.
Patrick Crudden, who was arrested charged
by Joseph London with petit Iarcency, was this
morning committed for trial by Justice Stilsing.
The Street and Water commissioners did not
meet this morning. Whether from the fear of
Ed Mclaughlin or not it is impossible to
ascertain.
The meeting at Scotch Church Mission, Grand
street and Manning avenue, last night, con-
Quoted by the Blind Evangelist, Thomas Hous-
ton, and In which quite a number took part, was
of special interest. At the close two men and a
woman remained behind for consultation and
prayer. Tonight the Rev. Mr.. Newton, from
Africa, will attend the meeting. Services to-
night and tomorrow night will begin at eight p.
M with q short song service.
john Purcell, who at the conclusion of a
twenty days term in the County jail. was ar
rested on complaint of Detective Brown, of the
Erie Railroad, charging him with breaking,
entering and larceny, was remanded by Justice
Wansef this morning for examination. Purcell
is said to have been implicated with others in
stealing a quantity of copper from a freight car.
George Kosolowski, a boy living on the Mead
ows, shot within the city limits a pair of his own
pigeons for a sick person. Robert Standel
caused his arrest for discharging firearms within
the city limits. This morning the complainant
admitted that he had been guilty Of the same
offence, but said Il only shot goats Justice
Wanser discharged the boy and warned the COM
plainant against shooting goats.