The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-25
CITY NOTES.


The Rev. E. P. Telford, the English
evangelist from the great C%harringuon
Hall, London, will conduct special gospel
meetings for one week beginning tomor-
row, October 26. at the Centenary M. e.
Church, Pavonia avenue, near Coles
street.
The fair.for st. Aloysius Academy, in
the new building, opens on Wednesday
evening, October 20.
The anniversary of the Scotch Church
Mission SabbAth school will be celebrated
tomorrow at four D. m.
Christian Ludwig, of No. 40 Garfield
avenue, was u over by a horse and
wagon at about seven O'Clock last night
at the corner of Barrow and Wayne
streets. His right arm was broken and
he was severely cut on the left side of the
head. A number of people collected
about the prOStrate nan and two men
carried min to the sidewalk. Policeman
OKeefe, who was passing, summoned an
ambulance and sent the wounded man to
the City Hospital. Nothing is known
about the wagon which injured Ludwig.
An electric light wire. broken by the
storm of last night, fell upon the corner
OF I. G. Brown & VansAnglen's store, No.
~ Newark avenue, about nine o'clock
last night and a small blaze started. The
members of Truck No. 1 extinguished the
blaze before any damage was done.
james Quigley, of No. A Carlton place,
Brooklyn, was arrested at four D. m, yes.
terday by Policeman Stanley. Quigley
was formerly employed as a butcher by
James Hunt, and has recently manifested
signs OF insanity. Yesterday he appeared
AZ Hunts store and was arrested as a dis
orderly person. Justice Stilsing this
morning discharged him on his promise
to return TO Brooklyn.
John Pelloth was this morning
arraigned in the First District Police
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breaking down the wooden guard at the
corner of Grove and First streets and
knocking apart the recently laid paving
stones. PeIloth was discharged by JUS
lice Stilsing with a reprimand.
Constable D~ougherty was sent to Ocean
avenue, near Cherry Lane, this morning
10 arrest Charles Grant and Joseph
O'Connor, each fourteen years old. The
y were charged with assaulting Harry
C'Melia. When Dougherty arrived at the
scene of action Grant took refuge in a
hen coop and O'Connor in the top of d
cherry tree. Dongherty, by threats.
landed his prisoners and Justice Weed
committed them to await a hearing.
The annual growl of the men employed
IN the various municipal departments.
who kick against the levying of assess
ments by the Ring for campaign pur-
poses, is already heard. The Impression
is thrown out that the payment of these
assessments are not obligatory; yet the
fear OF being transferred to less dignified
and less lucrative positions compels them
to pony up.
The Republicans held a rattling ratif-
cation meeting at Arlington last night.
John karney presided. Speeches were
made by candidate for Sheriff Wanser,
candidate for Congress McEwan, G. H.
Morgan, William Hankey, Frank Blood
good. Charles Logan and Joseph Parker.
The Mission for the Women of st.
Mary's parish will close tomorrow after
noon at half past 5, and a mission for the
men opened In the evening, to continue
for II week.
William Redick, of No, 121 Ninth street,
who was struck by q locomotive a few
days ago at the Provost street crossing of
the Erie Railroad, died in st. Francis
Hospital last night.
An informal meeting of the Democratic
County Committee occurred at the head
quarters In Grove street, last night. TN
meeting was to discuss the list OF agents
and challengers in the different pre-
cincts.
f. viii 30 4 gala day for the Odd Eel
ment OF New Jersey, P~atriarchs Mill |
tant, the uniformed rank of the order.
VIII have its annual parade, reception |
and drill In this city. The Third Regi-
meht OF New York, also Grand Canton |
Memo, OF Albany. and Canton Stokes. of
law diHO D0ou kuFltou. Inc
citizens are requested TO display bunting
along the route, which will appear with
qther p~arhiculars about the event In the
NEWS
The George Bnnnon. Jr., Lighu Guards
nad their hrst annual excursion today.
Iney turned about one hundred
strong, under command of Captain John
Fried; They win goto Elm Park, Staten
1sianu, where they will shoot Tor numer-
GUS valuable prizes and have a happy
time, including a big.dlnner.
The crossing at Grove and Montgomery