The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-17
CITY NOTES.

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run over on Saturday by a sw1u wagon
on Tonnele avenue. is No. II Lake street
Isaac Ballacus, a colored Pullman car
lamp trimmer, was arrested Tor lighting
IN Canal street last night In Justice
Stilsing's court this morning he SATISFIED
the Justice hat he was merely defend
ing himself against a crowd that set
upon him TO take away his can OF beer.
He was discharged.
Michael Cullen and james Curran, re-
mauded Saturday by Justice Stilsing for
stealing five bottles of liquor from John
Van Drathan, OF No. lis Pavonia avenue.
while asleep on Friday night. were COM
milted for trial this morning.
Harry Kittle. OF No. SO Adam street,
Hoboken, and George White, of Oswego
street. N. Y, were remanded as q pair OF
a~1soTds-ty characters BY Justice Stilsing
this morning. Patrolman Mullins ar
rested them as Migrants yesterday be-
cause they were seen begging money on
the streets.
Robert Kerns was a horrible looking
sight when he faced Justice Stilsing and
stared around thec court with the one eye
that peered from beneath a prodigious
banda4e. He had fallen on a sharp curb
and his other eye was almost cut from It's
socket. But Kerns was nevertheless a
lively rooster. Let mt 60, ledge, Tor
Gods sake; that's what the ledge did in
Oakland avenue fell down and e me
eye out. Pm my own iDemy. III get
right out Of town. you can go,n said
the Judge. "Buliy for YOU" and Kerns
made q break through the crowd about
the door.
John Mannion, a truck driver, of No.
400 Third street, was committed for trial
by Justice Stilsing this morning on
CHI argos of assault and battery made by
ia mes Fox. janitor of the building, No
ITO Brunswick street. Mannfon was
found trying the doors on the interior of
the building Yesterday morning Fox
put him out after a struggle, and Man
MON in retaliation kicked a hole through
the front basem ent window.
DaAfel Lennon. a Pennsylvania Rail-
road empIoye, was arrested yesterday
charged with making a round of the sa-
looms for free drinks. Lennon satisfied
the Court thai he entered only such sa-
looms as those with which he kept an ac-
count. He was discharged.
Owen finnegan, of Brooklyn. and John
Guiilomard, two disorderlies, were sent
up to Snake Hill this morning for thirty
days. Thomas and John Smith. No. 1872
Railroad avenue, were held for disorderly
conduct
John Nodwen, No. 1893 Newark avenue,
and Thomas Waring, No. 9 Mercer street,
arrested yesterday OF complaint OF Rob
ert Vaxhall. No. 59l Railroad avenue,
on a charge of malicious mischief, were
discharged by Justice Stilsing this morn
idg.
Thomas Brannigan. No. 161 Ste uben
street, charged with assault and ba ttery
Stilsing this morning. John Cuddy, No.
ID Essex street. arraigned for the same
ofense, was remanded temporarily.
Michael Mcmahon. No. 4S1 Grove
street, and William Schafer, No. 367
Eighth street, were arrested yesterday
for violation of the Sunday liquor law.
Both waived examination, and their cases
were sent TO the Grand Jury.
A regular meeting of the Board OF
Trade of Jersey City Will be held at their
rooms over the Second National Bank
this evening at eight p. N. Special sub
ject-"Possible Sources of Water Supply
for Jersey City" The Board will be adj
dressed on this subject by General Eg-
bert l.. Viele, Of New York.
The grand annual ball OF Court Paulus
Hook. A. o. T. Of A., will be held az
Woods Hall, on Barrow street, this
AT the Kings Sons Rescue Mission,
Erie and Sixth streets, this evening at
eight O'Clock, the Rev. George H. Hfck
and Mr.. George Patterson, a converted
actor, will make addresses
Box No. sc was pulled by a citizen at
forty minutes after four a. m. fer a $500
fire at No. 454 West Side avenue. The
house was owned by James Matthews,
a occupied by Charles Gilbert as a
liquor saloon. The loss was fully covered
Gt t88AAaA(0
William Milf, an Erie brakeman was
Knocked of the TOP of a train OF cars at
the opening Of the Erie tunnel, and was
picked up in an unconscious condition
and sent to st. Francis Hospital
Daniel Colle-ry, Nc. 1S4 Eleventh street.
fell on the sidewalk yesterday afternoon
and received q severe scalp wound. He
was attended by DIR. Hoffman at the
Grove street station house and sent 70 the
City Hospital
Michael Doyle. No. 276 Monmouth
street, while shoyelling coal at the steel
works was struck upon the head with a
large chunk of coal which fell from an
elevated shute. DR.. Gray was obliged &C
stitch the wound.
Jam es CaseIin fell from a third story
window Of his residence, No. 572T Grove
street, yesterday afternoon. He was
badly injured about his head. Taken 10
81. Francis Hospital
LAFAYETTE.
The Rev. Cornelius Brett. D. D.. Of the