The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-17

evening.
Arb Bah Sundro the converted Buddhist
from Ceylon will sing md speak In bis
native costume tomorrow night at the
Salvation Army Hall, No. % Gregory
street.
Samuel Mcdonald whom Justice Davis
this morning ordered to pay s. weekly for
the support Of his wife and child will
appeal to a higher court.
Alderman Hoos is having erected a
large aud elegant FIAT at Fifth street and
JERSEY avenue which he will call the
"Rockland.p The Alderman is especially
fond Of the galvanized iron design which
ornainented a bay window on Fifth
street. It was made by Jacob Rinele.
The house in which is located Doyle's
saloon, at Van Worst and Montgomery
street, Is undergoing extensive repairs.
including new weather boarding.
The first annual entertainment and
sociable of the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor OF the Summit Ave-
me Baptist Church was held last night
In the lecture room. The affair was n
pronounced success.
William T.. Sherman Council No. 1910
Royal Arcanum, will give an entertain
ment this evening in the council rooms,
Bergen avenue and Montgomery street.
The members of all councils are cordially
invited to attend.
ing and Loan Association last night
amounted To S5S0.35
Business at the City Hospital his week
has been unusually brisk. Warden Os-
borne has uuder his charge eighty pa
tients. There were five admissions yes
terday.
The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
officials have decided to start running
their open cars over the Grand street line
next week. All the open cars are being
renovated at the car stables.
Lafayette.
Homeless Mary Arnold was found sick
on Pacific avenue last evening and sent
TO the City Hospital.
Van Horn street, north of Communi-
paw avenue, Is one of the worst in the
city. and is filed with ruts, while the
gutter flags are heaped about in every
direction. Vehicle travelling is very dan
gerous.
James Lighte Of Pacific avenue, was
thrown from his wagon today and his
arm was broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Abel have returned
from their wedding tour. and ar e now
comfortably domicileG in their new home
on Pacific avenue.
A few minutes before eleven O'CLOCK
last night. j. Carling, of No. 1S1 Pine
street, fell. from the rear platform of a
Lafayette jigger and dislocated his nip.
lie was taken to ST. Francis Hospital IN
an ambulance.
ALI the tall trees, which have stood the
storms of years, on Pacific avenue near
Communipaw avenue, are being felled.
GreenyHIe.
Linden avenue between Garfield and
Ocean venue will not be paved until the
demonstrated OF the Lignot heirs is over
| come. They own about forty lots on this
street.
Charles r. Burger and Robert Carey
will represent Greenville at The Interna-
tional Y. NJ. G. A Convention at Kansas
City, May q.
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Armstrong Place station on the New Jer-
sey Central Railroad have been approved
by superintendent Ohlhausen, ana work
will be commenced ON the new station
next week.
The meadows east Of the Central Rail
road tracks were set aire last evening by
mischievous boys. The flames made a
vivid spectacle.
Another handsome horse car was added
to the G~reenvilie line yesterday. 1t was
built for the J. C. & b. II. X. Co.
President G. b.. Ihurston of the j. G. 81
b. K. r. Co., has instructed the engineers
OF tue road TO mark out along Ocean AVE.
nue. where the poles for the electric sys-
TEN of transit Will be placed The work
will begin next week.
West bergen.
A runaway occurred this morning on
| Bergen avenue. A horse attached to a
wagon belonging to ID. Scott took fright
1 III AdkSAGA lAONa fCAbO ~ N044~
| muuipaw avenue. John German caught
the animal before any danger was done.
The sidewalks IN Commuuipaw ave
nue., between Bergen and West Side ave-
nues, are in q ~deplorable condition. Once
upon a time there were flag, tones there,
but every trace of those modern improve
| ments has been buried beneath u COM
binstion OF mud, water and rubbish.
The young people of West Bergen are
looking forward to a busy season in out
door sports. The athletic association will
lead and be the prime moverin all games.
Baseball will be the principal feature.
West Bergen will be represented by u
good club.
The new brick building OF the Horti-
culture Implements Works has been
completed with the exception OF the in
side work. A new industry will be
started south Of the present works.
Residents have been treated TO an
agreeable surprise in the erection of new
New posts were erected on Union street
and Yale venue yesterday.
The prosperous West Bergen Pleasure
Club met in It's house on Mallory avenue
last evening, with a good attendance.
The club is arranging for the annual
picnic.
A meeting of the reception committee
of the West Bergen A. A. was held last
evening, aud made arrangements for a
reception at the club house early next
month.
A pansy social club has been organized
in West Bergen. Arrangements are be-
ing made for a reception at Orient Hall
on Monday evening, April 20.
Mr.. Charles Martin of Union street has
returned from an extented tour through
Texas.