The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-22
CITY NOTES.

Amity Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
has elected tue following oficers:-M. e
II. p. G.. +. Bulen, p. H. p: K. X, Jos
eph L. Finn, r. II. p; f. =, DC Rine-
hart. p. II. r.; G.. Of H.. Alexander
~1routen; treasurer. C. s. Powell; secrs-
Philip Scheid: X. A G.. George d.. Morris.
At the entertainment at tie Berkeley
Clubhouse tonight j.. 5. Burdette, the
humorisf. will take a prominent purt.
suzanne Dorleans and her company
will appear at Kessler's Hall tonight In
an entertainment consisting of several
fafces and sketches in the French
language.
The food of caienders warns MS of the
decline of the year. and the near ap3roacn
Of '9l. Their necessity is undenlabIe,
and when well executed they are all the
moro desirable. ID. J.. Kelly s. Co., OF 324
and 326 Pearl street, New York. have is
sued u large business calender which will
prove very useful. Another business
caiender that of Weeks & Parr, OF No. 4
Stale street, New York. is very unigne in
design.
Hilda Thomas, thirty-three years Of age.
Of tuis city, Was taken with bysteria on
Fleet street, Brooklyn, Saturday aud was
removed to the City Hospital there.
Michael ALBANIAN, of NO. 102 Morgan
street. was fonnd sick on Warren street
Saturday and taken to the CITY Hospital.
Frederick Oiston, of No 200 Wayne
street, fell on the Pennsylvania Railroad
crossing at Newark avenue and was Sc
verely cut about the face. He was taken
to the City Hospital.
James Poole. of Dublin, Ireland. a
sailor. died last night OF pneumonia on
board the steamer Pancross, Of the Inmau
line, lying at the foot of Grand street.
His body was AIKEN 10 Speer's morgue.
Peter Flanagan, of No. 1877 Madison
street. Hoboken, was struck by a locomo-
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Erie Railroad yesterday, and was taken
10 st. Francis Hospital with injuries
about the head and arms.
John Suminskie, ~arraigned as drunk
and d~isorderly in the First District Police
Court this morning. testified that he paid
n cents for a pair of ~pantaloons
valued at $6. He was remanded for fur
Their examination.
Mary Dougherty, a large, finely built
woman. in sealskin and satin, was
Patrolman Merrity's prisoner in Justice
Stilsing's our this morning. The patrol
man testified that he found her on New
ark avenue last night surrounded BY a
crowd. Her mouth and nose were bleed
ing. She bad just stepped from a coach
and had apparently fallen. She appeared
intoxicated and refused TO go home in the
coach. She gave her address as No. IA
Newark avenue. Justice Stilsing fined
her s..
Matthew jackson. who had not seen
his wife since last May went In search of
her yesterday at the house of Solomon
Greenberg. No. 60 Gregory street, where
be left her. He was very drunk. and
when he found that his wife had left the
neighborhood he became abusive and as
saulted the elder Greenberg. He was re-
manded by Justice Stilsing this morning
for further hearing on a charge of assault
and battery.
Daniel Ryan came on from Tarrytown
c-t.-1.xr 80 np N fone an1 xraa IAn1akf
NJ This morning in Justice Stilsing's
court he got his excuses mixed up aud
was given two days i'll the city prison for
lying.
David Bradford, of Brooklyn, was fined
$40 by Justice Stilsihg this morning for
insulting women while drunken Newark
avenue.
Hugh Kelly, No. 1877 Thirteenth street,
was n prisoner in the First District Court.
He was knocked off a street car platform
Saturday night by II conductor. He was
remanded for being drunk.
Henry Dupont, Of Dudley street, was
arraigned before Justice Stilsing this
morning. charged with the tneIt OF three
cases OF canned peas. The complainant
was Grocer William Hoppman. OF No. 80
Greene street. Dupont admitted he stole
Two caseS. and was committed for trial
JOHN Clarity, OF No. 107 Monmouth
street. a well dressed youth, WAS held in
500 bail by Justice Stilsing this mofning
Tor assault and battery on John Powell,
No. 207 Brunswick street.
Ten-year-old John Donahue, of No. ITO
Twelfth street, stood up in the witness
chair in the First District Police Court
this morning, with \ large lump on his
forehead, while he testified that George
Fisher. a tall, %strapping prisoner, struck
him with his fist und then kicked him.
Fisher laughed and asked the Court TO
summon Jonnny's father before commit
ting him for trial. He was remanded
until tomorrow morning.