The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-06

! Counsellor Dixon, for the defendant, |
cross examining the complainant, ELECTED
the fact that she was DESTROYS of Kidding
herself OF her husband so as to live with
one Frank Moore. Humphreys was re-
| leased.
Albert GIL. arrested w days age as a
suspicious character, was committed to
Snake Hill for 80 days by justice ODon-
nell this morning.
Michael O'Rourke, a supposed CROOK,
arrested Wednesday,, was discharged
from the First Police Court thism morning
upon promising to return to his home in
Philadelphia.
Foreman Coddington, of the Length
Valley hallway docks at Communipaw,
was a prisoner before Justice ODopnell
this morning for assauitlng Thomas
| Brennan, a laborer. Bremen did not
appear, aud the case was dismissed.
A fire III the apartments OF Mrs. Derane,
of No. AZ Bowers street, last evening did
S25 damage
Jonn Raine, of No. PAS Grove street.
was put under bonds to supper his wife
this morning by Justice O'Donnell.
A large force of inea are at work raising
York street to The established grade.
Three new street lanips awe been
placed about The Patel nacle.
Detective Dalton this forming received
extradition papers in the Hyer case.
The sum embezzled W IS s6100. 25.
The P. H.. O'Neiil Association will hold
q regular meeting this evening.
City Clerk Scott aud his assistants are
busily engaged today giving the school
principals aud teachers their WI rrants.
Lafayette.
The Cecilia Pleasure Club met last
| evening at the residence of Mr. Charles
Daaf nm Vnn 1Inrnn ufraaf and Atlanta
the following officers:-President, Charles
Post; Vice President, Harry Cornell;
Secretary. William Eshwald; Treasurer,
John Kramer; Finance Committee,
James Hughes, John Dalton and William
Kiefer. The following committee was
appointed to II for the annual re-
ception and ball. Otto Cook, Chairman:
William Mayer. John Kraus and p.
Pagan.
Contractor Byrnes gave the residents In
this section q pleasant surprise yesterday.
He had = force of men ut work cleaning
Communipaw avenue. IL he would send
he garbage collectors around the resi-
| dents would tender him n vote of tho n
The hill boys shanty at Communipaw
avenue has~been moved further east to
make way for the Central Railroad
trestle.
new building on Arlington avenue yester-
day afternoon. and dislocated his collar
bone. He was taken to tine City Hospital.
The new railroad station at Cominuni-
paw avenue will be opened next month.
Charles Young was arrested while
drunk on Pacific avenue last evening.
He spent the night in a Fourth Precinct
cell.
Greenville.
Fulton avenue is IN a disgraceful on
dition, There are no sidewalks, aud
tha ctrorf 10 cnvappd with lnlld IN the
| depth Of several Inches. There are many
| houses on this thoroughfare, but improve
ments are backward.
Mr.. James Slavin has broken ground
for a two story frame dwelling at Ocean
aud stevens avenue.
Mott Vreeland, Greenville's Oldest in
habitant, declared the other day that he
| had decided TO move out of Jersey City
CITY on account of the many saloons
| which nave located here.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
began work this morning on the stoue
| Neck Railroad will also build abutments
at this point. The bridges will be of iron
and will be fourteen rect above the grade
of Brown Place.
The "Peak Sisters" will give an enter
| tainment at the Y. NJ. C. A, rooms on
will 20 the Y. M. e. A.
The annual meeting OF the Reformed
Church will be held on Monday, DeceIn-
Der Z. Two deacons and two elders will
he elected.
The Zion Lutheran Church people con-
template building on Danforth avenue in
the near future
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
talking of pushing things. II IL is said
| that the company will have a track laid
| across Greenville from the New York to
| the Newark Bay before next spring.
Z Ill., A@.o@ 80 ,At nonA.H 49,
tertainment the Garfield Athletic Club
has been enabled to very comfortably fit
up their Linden avenue club room. Con-
siderable athletic apparatus has been pur-
chased, and the rooms are crowded every
evening, The club now has Sc v nty-tiye
memUerS,
West Bergen.
A party OF Central Railroad engineers
Inspected the West Siue avenue bridge
this morning. One of taem cold me that
the comp my had decided to raise the
much talked of bridge aud that work
would begin III u few weeks This is
GLORIOUS news for West Bergen, rs its
greatest nuisance will be removed. AS
soou as this is done the j. C. 81 b. X. Il.
will extend its West SIDE line south of
the railroad,
The bazaar in the South Bergen Re-
formed Church to be given by the Kings
Daughters In aid OF the building fund
will not be held this week as Advertised.
1t has been postponed until next mouth.
The inmates of the Home for Aged
Women will be the guests of the West
Side NJ. K. Church next Sunday. A
| special autumnal service has been ar
ranged for the aged people. L 9 Rev. J..
| Daily of The Centenary M. E. Church
will conduct the service.
The organization of the new Building
and Loan Association Is being we'll re-
ceived, and the completion of the organ
izatiou Is only u matter OF a short time.
Over 500 shares have neen subscribed for.
Several organizations are DESTROYS of
securing the South Bergen Reformed
church, when 1t is vacated by the church
| people. The West Bergen Athletic Asso
ciaIiou is talking of purchasing the prop
| erty, but whether the talk will develop
INFO anything material remains to be
sea-,
The Junior Y.P.S.C.E. will meet In the
South Bergen Reformed Church at four
O'Clock this afternoon.
Several new letter boxes have been
pl,ced in his section. One has been
placed neal The railroad station, while
others have been distributed along West
Side avenue.
Disastrous Failure.
1t is with ~ lings of regret that we announce
the failure of hosts of people troubled with in
action OF the kidneys to take efficient means
to renew their activity. This failure is most
disastrous. for q compiete wi k OF the organs
themselves must evsntuage If timely means are