The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-09
CITY NOTES.

Jacob Kooy of No. 1913 Bramhall avenue
boarded a red car on Grand street yester-
day and made himself obnoxious by vile
and indecent language. Captain Jack
Smith placed him under arrest and Jus
tice O'Dounell fined him S..
Barbara Kelly INDUCED In one of her
usual sprees yesterday and as a. result
landed in a cell In the First precinct sta
ton house. Justice O'Donnell this morn
ing sent her to the County Jail for thirty
days.
Joseph Richards on, colored, was found
at Henderson and third streets last night
helpIessly drunk. He was suffering from
several severe scalp wounds. and
Justice O'Donneli. thinking he had been
sufficiently punished. discharged him.
John Cannon of No. 46 Railroad ave-
while drunk last night kicked Police
man Vanderze on the hand. He was
fned IS by Justice O'Donnell.
A slight tire occurred at half-past eleven
last night in the apartments of Mrs. A.
Rammon at No. 23l Thirteenth street
caused by an overheated stone. The
house is owned by Michael Campbell
Charles Lassen, thirty-fOur years old,
of No. AZ Sussex street had his foot ter
ribly mangled yesterday while at work
at. the foot of Bay street by a pile of lum-
Der falling on him. He was removed to
his home in u City Hospital Ambulance.
The notorious Annie Ahearn wal ar
raigned in the First Police Court this
morning, after spending nine months at
Snake Hill. Justice O'Donnell gave her
a chance to reform by d~ischarging her.
John Kelly arrived in this county from
Ireland, October Is. He was arrested yes
terday morning for being drunk in front
| of the First Baptist Church on Grove
| street. He told Justice O'Donnell he was
looking for his sister. The search will
be suspended during the four days he
will pass in the City Prison.
C1,vt Canaro1 IUnuna Anoiopt Or5ap
of Foresters, will give it's annual ball at
Woods Hall tomorrow night.
The Rev. Halsey Moore, ID, D., of the
American Baptist Home Mission Society
will lecture at the North Baptist Chapel;
Fourth street and Jersey avenue. tomor-
row evening. His subject. ''Our Cont,
men as a Field for Christian Endeavor,"
will be made more attractive by stereop-
tocon illustrations
Lafayette Cornell, A. L. H., will tender
a supper TO the Grand Council, A. L.. H..
State of New Jersey, tomorrow evening
in the Chapel Of Lafayette Reformed
Church.
The Holy Name Society of st. Michael's
Church Will present the coined y-drama,
Shamrock aud Rose" at st. Michael's
Hall, Erie and Tenth streets, this. Tues
day and Wednesday evening. There will
also be a matinee for children on Thurs
day at three o'clock p. m.
Officer Dunn. OF the Fifth precinct.
discovered smoke coming from the apart
ments of Mrs. Hansse., No. 271 Gator ave-
nue., yesterday. He pulled box No. rs,
and No. 4 truck responded to the alarm.
Cause, overheated stove. Damage. SIS.
Counsellor Joseph Knapp. son OF James
Knapp, has opened an office in the We'll
don building.
Lafayette.
The Rev. T. J. Kommers of the Lafay-
cite Reformed Church will issue the first
number of the new church paper this
week. 1t will be known as the Church
Quarterly.
Improved Order of Red Men at the La
fayette M. E. Church last evening. Over
four hundred members of the order were
present.
Lafayette young people are waiting for
the organization of the Chatauqua Lit
erary Circle. Over twenty-five names
are affixed to the membership list.
A gang of yonng roughs congregated
last night at Pine street and Commune
paw avenue, smoked cigarettes and said
cuss words. The police broke up this
gang about two months ago. and the resi-.
dents hope they will do the same thing
again;
| struck by a slowly moving train while
crossing the tracks at Communipaw yes
| terday. He escaped serious injury, and
was taken to his home on Pine street.
The monthly meeting of the Lafayette
Pleasure Club will be held this evening
at the residence of Mr.. James Cummings
of johnson avenue.
Greenviile.
Miss Fannie Outwater entertained her
young friends at q euchre party Saturday
evening, at her residence on Avenue E.
After the games there was dancing and
a collation.. An enjoyable time was had
by all. 49,,
was a potent factor in social circles two
years ago will be ~reorganized. A meet
ing will be held some time next week at
the residence of Miss Lockwood, on Dan
forth avenue. About sixty young people
have signified their intention of becoming
members.
Miss +. Adams, of Brooklyn. is visiting
Miss Jessie Dilloway, of No. 60 Linden
avenue.
Owing TO the illness OF the Rev. w. P.
George, the pulpit at the Linden Avenu
NJ. Z. Church was occupied at both SER
vices yesterday by the Rev. Jesse Gil
bert, A. M.
SADIE Fuerz, who was severely burned
while playing at a bonfire at Ocean and
Neptune avenues Saturday afternoon,
died yesterday morning at her late resi-
dence, No. 759 Ocean avenu Mrs. Fuerz
is seriously ill from nervous shock.
Onward Lodge No. 1929, Knights and
Ladies of Honor, will hold a concert and
basket party at the Greenville Pavilion
on Wednesday evening November %.
Over four hundred invitations have been
sent out out. the committee in charge
is as follows:-J. w. Dicker. Il. Sayler
and George Wittuebert.
The Greenville No. l and G~reenville
United Building aud Loan Associations
meet this evening.
The Sixth District Citizens Improve
meut Association will meet tomorrow
evening at the rooms in Bamber Hall.
Among the matters that will be talked
about are:-Rapid transit, new school for
Woodlawn. Lehigh Valley Rsllroad cross
ing at Linden avenue, need of II fire en-
CINE, new police STATION aud the Disgrace
full condition of Ocean avenue.
The Greenville Liederkranz Singing
Society will hold its annual concert and
ball at Zeugner'S Belevedere Hall on
Wednesday evening, November 25.
The Minkakwa Club will meet this
evening at the Ocean Avenue Club house.
The social committee is arranging for a
checker tournament.
The regular monthly meeting of the Y.
M. G. A. Executive Board will be held
this evening.
West Bergen.
The inmates of the Home for Aged
Women attended the autumnal services
at the M. E. Church in a body yesterday
morning. The church was handsomely
decorated with leaves, flowers and terms.
and the special music as arranged by the
choir Was OF the highest order. Rev. j.
w. Daily, of the Centenary NJ. X.
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