The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-18
STATE NOTES.

The W. c. 7. u. of Burlington has Sc
cured the names of the signers to appii-
cations for liquor licenses recently
granted, many OF whom are alleged to be
incompetent, making many of the licenses
Illegal.
The bell boys of General Ferdinand
Earie's hotel, at Normandie-by-the-sea,
struck on Thursday morning for higher
wages. The guests were fnconvenienced
during the day, uDtil a new force could be
procured in New York.
The reunion of the Twenty-eighth New
Jersey Volunteers will be held on August
q. The veterans will be entertained by
Winfield Scott Post, G. A. r.. Of North
PIainfielu.
The Interstate Fair will be held in
Trenton on September 2S and October 2.
The State Weather Bureau reports for
June "a warm temperature of 69.7, and a
rainfall Of go inches.
The Postmaster General has accepted
the plans of ex-Mayor John A.. WIllett for
the construction OF a handsome three
story building for use as q p0sroffice In
Passaic. 1t will be built OF Philadelphia
brick and iron at a cost of $4,000, and
will be completed by next January. Tit
Government will lease the structure for
an indefinite term of years.
yne Victor Radiator Company of Eliza
beth formally opened its new plant on
Erie street for public inspection y~ester-
day afternoon. The company is COM
posed Of New York, Newark and Eliza
beth capitalists.
CITY NOTES.
Jim Inquito Vienzo, an Italian steve
dore, who lives at No. % Union street,
while unloading jute from the steamer
Fantel.o at the foot OF Yorkstreet yester-
day afternoon, had one OF his legs severe
~ crushed. he was taken 10 the City
Hospital.
Louis Freeman, sixty years old, was
taken by the police yesterday from the
canal boat Bulk Head to the City Hospi-
tai. He had been i'll with rheumatism for
some time. and was found in his cabin
surrounded by water knee deep.
Thomas Walsh and Arthur Towle, sus-
picious looking characters. were arrested
by Detectives Mcbride and Clarke last
night while trying various doors along
the streets. Police Justice ODonnellth
morning sent them to Snake Hill for
thirty days.
The erection of the north side of
the elevated p. r. r. track structure has
reached Grove street from the Hill.
The Grove street cars are forced to corAe
down Newark avenue because of the
track elevation.
The reports of the Board of Education
are now being mailed. Persons desiring
copies should write to the Office of Super
intendent Poland.
Timothy Conroy. a saloon keeper of No.
796 Newark avenue, was arrested yester-
day for selling without a license. The
license reached his store last night M
this morning Justice Davis discharged
him.
Justice Davis received letters from all
over the state yesterday concentrating
him on his appointment as jailor.
Captain w. II. LANCE of the Seventh
pi ecinct resumed his official duties this
morning, after having snent two weeks
10 Buffalo and Lake Hopatcong. The
Captain is well tanned up and has an
abundant supply of fish stories on hand.
John Wovlen of Greenville was fined s.
this morning by Justice Kimnleriy for
acting in a disorderly mi IN Dan
forth avenue.
An unknown man about thirty-fve
wears of age was admitted to the City
Hospital this morning. He was found
sick on West Side He refused 10
answer any questions put to him by
Warden Osborne.
Lafayette.
The members OF the Lafayette Club are
preparing for q jolly event, in compare
SIN with which all their recently held
i~socials will sink into ~obscurity. 1t will
be the first anniversary Of the club which
will be observed ut the club rooms on
Wednesday, July 28.
Tit Eagle Oil Company are building
large tanks on their grounds recently
purchased on the Bay Shore, ana are hil-
ing in the vacant grounds o the
works with refuse sittinCe.