The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-27
NEWS IN NOTES.

Miss Quinn, Miss Cooper, Miss Barn es,
Miss Falconer and the Misses Carroli
have lust returned from a summer outing
at Unionville. Orange county, n. l.. Con
siderable time was devoted by the party
to boating and rambling.
night announced that Edward T~raphagen
and Edward Quinn, two New York lads,
of fifteen and sixteen years, were miss
ing. The former was dressed in a dark
suit, long trousers and yellow shoes; the
latter in q gray plaid suit and knee
brooches, and carried a valise. Poor LoI
These organizations will give their an
nual receptions at Cooper Hall during
the coming season:-Red Lancers, a Polish
military society, October I; Court Mon
month, A. o. F., November "a; Ladies'
Hand-in-Hand Coterie. Thanksgiving Eve
and last night before Lent; Independent
Order OF Red Men. Thanksgiving night;
New Jersey Schuetzen Corp, December
Is; Jersey City Truckmen's Association,
Christmas night; Michael f. Harvey AS
ISOLATION, New Years Eve; Fritz Reuter-
Lodge, X. g. L. of H, February %.
A new lamp, bearing the inscription
New Academy of Music" was erected
yesterday at York and Warren streets.
1t takes the place of the old sign that has
for SO long a time swung from the corner
of the Arlington flats, and is a decided
Improvement.
Edward Smith, of No. 1853 Grand street.
was committed for trial by Justice Stills
ing this morning on a charge made by
Butcher Lilliancamp, of No. $50 Mont
gomery street, of stealing a harness from
him some weeks ago.
The conductors of the Pavonia and
Summit avenu cars say the police OF the
Second district are of no earthly use. Al,
most every night the cars are stoned and
passengers struck with potatoes, tomato
cans and other missiles.
Justice Thomson is to have an arch
erected over his gateway.
The Jersey City and Bergen Railroads
patronage is very visibly affected when
ever there is a cold snap or rainy
weather. Last Sunday there was a very
perceptible falling off in the traffic on
the Greenville and Montgomery street
lines.
The open cars have been removed from
the Oakland avenue line.
The whiffletree of an Oakland avenue
car harness became entangled i'll some
wires cut from an old telegraph pole
yesterday, the team reared and plunged
and it was with great difficulty that the
wires were UNFINISHED.
The funeral services over the body of
John Dwelling were held this morning
at st. ~Joseph's R.. G. Church. The inter-
men was in the new Catholic cemetery.
The heavy rain of the night and the
choked up condition of the receiving basiu
has flooded the corner OF Exchange Place
and Montgomery street SO as to make 1T
impossible to get across the street with
out getting wet feet. An improvised
placed from the curb to the horse car
tracks.
Thomas Murphy was found by q police
man on Hoboken avenue last night sick.
He said he had no home and was sent to
the City Hospital.
Samuel Bevein, an enterprising ped
dler. was fined 81 and costs by Judge
.Aldridge this morning for not having a
license for selling his wares.
Du Bots. the builder, was before JUS
tlce Aldridge this morning to answer the
complaint of Battalion Chief Guiton who
charged him with obstructing the street
with a pile of bricks. Du Bots showed
that he did not own the bricks and had
not caused them to be placed where they
were and in fact had nothing to do with
them whatever. He was discharged and
the owner of the bricks will be arrested.
Policeman Park arrested Harry Allen,
q butcher at No. 1856 Pals sde avenue.
he was drunk Inc noisy, and told the
policeman he dared not take him in Gus
tody.. He was fined by Justice Aldridge
IS this morning.
John enton, OF No. 1926 East Fourteenth
street, New York, drank too much Jersey
lightning yesterday, and today paid JUS
tlc6 Aldrluge 20 Ior mis- IrOllc.
Under Sheriff McPhillips withdrew one
half of the constables and deputy sheriffs
from the West Shore depot and yard to-
day. There are nov but twenty-five
there doing duty.
The condition of Newark avenue at
the crossings Of Brunswick, Fourth and
Fifth streets is frightful. 1t ought to be
at once placed in a co a.!ition that will
make the streets passable at these points.
Patrick Moran, of Elizabethport, will
not reach that haven for thirty days. He
was sent to Snake Hill today by Justice
Aldridge for being drunk.