The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-19
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John Greenleaf had no home, he told
Justice Stilsing today, but he had money
enough last night to get drunk with and
create a row. He was given an option of
q IS fine or five DAYS.
The Saratoga Daily Register SAYS
cdr. Benjamin Edge, of Jersey City, is
stopping OF the Kensington Hotel. The
doctor is a retired gentleman nj very
fond of the society Of young ladies, and
is a charming entertainer, being hlghiy
accomplished. He has already establish
ed himself as a favorite at the kens1ng-
ton. =,
Bridget Riley, q twenty-eight-year-old
woman, without a home, was found IN
front Of No. 152 Morgan street this morn
ing very III. She was sent to the city nos
pital.
made in the State has been made for the
First District Court trial day tomorrow.
Eighty-fve cases are on the calendar.
Patrick Donnelly, of Mott street, New
York, was taken suddenly i'll last night
and fell on the sidewalk. His head was
SO much injured by the fall that he was
sent to the City Hospital.
Patrick Kelly, of No. Cos Newark ave-
nue., was struck by an engine on the
Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday while
walking on the track near the new round
house and received injuries which result
ed in his death at the City Hospital this
morning. He had only been TWO weeks
in this country.
The additions to st. Francis Hospital
are almost completed.
Another consignment of watermelons
is expected at the Erie freight sheds this
morning.
Today was ladies day in the Third pre-
cinct. Five women were in the cells this
morning.
The building of St. Mary's PIE Church
on the Heights, is almost finished.
The rooms of the Hamilton Club are to
be refurnished very soon.
A very great treat Was enjoyed by an
enthusiastic audience in the scotch
Presbyterian Church last night. Dr.
Cronin is superintendent in the interests
OF Sabbath school M Christian endeavor
work over five States. The impetuosity
of the speaker proved irresistible. Ills
appeal for work among the young was
most powerful. The conclusion of the
address was the highest point of O climax
that ran through the entire discourse.
The Blind Evangelist's solo was much
appreciated, and the Rev. u. Mitchell, as
chairman, threw u charm OF humor ana
kindly welcome into the proceedings.
Director I'D interim German has
packed up his business paraphernalla ana
shuffled himself off for a vacation. 1t Is
seldom John gets euchred on anything,
for he is good at bluff If he is only knave
high.
President Charles B. Thurston, of the
Board of Park Commissioners, said today
thai he scarcely thought Judge Knapp
would appoint q successor TO the late
Commissioner, Carrot r. Winants, be-
fore September.
The same old pile of barrels, lumber,
bricks. mortar and flag stones still blocks
up Cooper's Alley in a peaceful and har-
monious conglomeration that certainly
reflects great credit on the pure and
dulterated gall of Contractor Cutley.
Have the police abandoned Philip
street? Patrolman are rarely seen there
at night.
The Joint excursion of Fisk and Ivan
hoe Sections, Cadets of Temperance. to
Iona Island will be the event tomorrow.
The boat will leave Morris street dock
promptly at half-past eight. II the
weather is propitious it will be q delight
full sail, n as no intoxicants will be dis
pensed there will be no rows.
There will be a big excursion to the
Ocean Grove camp meeting on Thursday,
under the auspices of Trinity M. E.
the Grove during the camp. HI train
will leave the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot at eight o'clock in the morning.
A gang of "de young ~fellers" with vile
tongues last night m~onopoiized the road
way of the bridge over the Central Rail
road at -Communipaw venue
While at work yesterday OF the fourth
story Of the new building, corner of
Bramhal n Madison avenues, Andrew
Carroll, of No. 1854 Johnston sayenue, fell
to the ground and received very serious
injuries. He was sent to Christ's Hos
pital.
The Montgomery street cars were
obliged to run down Gregory street a
short time this morning on account of
an obstruction on the track between
Washing ton and Warren streets.