The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-30
CITY NOTES.

Timothy Moran OF Grand street was
put under $500 bon DIS by Police Justice
O'Donbell TINS NOR Ding to pay his wife
$40 a month. Moran deserted his wife
aud she had him arrested tor abandon
ment.
Frank p. Coyle of No. 1874 Montgomery
street lei from the top OF a freight car In
{ he Pennsylvania Railway yard yester-
day and crushed one of his hands. He was
taken 10 St Francis Hospital.
Policeman Quiun, Of the First precinct,
last night found u package containing
two dozen files on Stenben street The
house.
The Third District Fishing Club started
this morning for the Fishing Banks.
Patrick Donovau, OF No. IA Sackett
street, charged by Ella. Boylan with hav-
ing in his possession "A Spitz dog which
bit her, was arraigned in Justice KIM
Imerly's our this morning. lie said he
had shot the dog aud the complaint was
dismissed
The Kings Daughters of the First
Universaiist Church visited the City
Hospital yesterday and presented War
deu Osborne with twelve night gowns for
the use of the patients.
The Police Commissioners meet this
afternoon at four O'Clock.
Policeman Miller of the Fourth pre-
cinct last night captured Patrick Mona
han, one Of a gang OF young toughs who
have been stripping fruit trees on the
Heights. Justice kimmerly fined him 81.
Battalion Chief Hogan resumed his
duties TINS morning. he spent his vaca-
ton In Massachusetts.
William Rogers, OF No. 40 East Twenty
third street, New York. was arrested
early this morning on ronnele avenue as
a suspicious character. Justice kim
merly held him for further examination
John Sieber. the shoemaker W ho at
tempted to ommit suicide by sho citing
himself fn the arm, and threatened 10
kill his wife. feigned sickness last night
and was sent to the City Hospital This
morning he was removed to the County
Jail.
Chancellor McGill is enjoying his vaca-
ton. No cases on today,
Tne first OF the regular excursions
over the Pennsylvania Railway from Phil
adelphia TO Nswburg, passed through this
Az.
The Pennsylvania Railway Company
this morning began to grade Washington
street, between Montg emery street and
Pearl street.
August Wilson was convicted in the
Special Sessions this morning OF ass ault-
ing his wife. Henrietta Wilson. Her
offense was grave-she asked him to go 20
work.
August Weber, of Cypress Hill, has
Identified as his properly The pony left at
S~chaffenberg's stables Dy William AM
hurst on Saturday last. Amhurst is still
unde arrest.
Theodore d. Louch, who was drowned
at Boston last Sunday, formerly resided
ut No. 225 Van Horn street. Lafayette.
Thieves were at work along tile shore
early yesterday morning. Boats were
stripped of their rigginss and a flat bot
tom boat belonging TO Mr.. Hoffman OF
the Palma Club was stolen from the foot
of Communipaw avenue.
Alderman j. G.. Kaiser and wife VIII
spend a month at Greenwood Lake.
for the Catskills-
Mr.. j.. Bradford and wife are spending
the summer mp the Hudson.
Grssnsi;ie.
The Jolly Lot Social Clubg ave a sailing
party yesterday afternoon. Tney started
from Ulricn.s Newark Bay HouS at l p :.
m. on the yachts Ocean spray, SmugSIer,
Unit aud You and |. A sutnptuous repast
aud dancing foliowe,t their return. The
party consisted of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Kaiser; Mr.. Richard Ulrich aud wife, 5.
Herig aud wife, Mr.. and Mrs j. Carlock,
Louis Kelch and wife. James Woodmany,
J.. Rohenbeck. DIR. Buchbinder, Fred Ro-
der, Richard Grant, Misses Burk, Ea-
right, Brett, Mrs. Clarity and Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Detwiller and daugh-
ter, with Miss Simpson, are at Lake Pla-
cid, Adirondack.
MIR. John Williams and wife and Miss
Julia Williams are in the C~atsktlls. u
will remain until September l.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mitchell and fam
lily will leave Saturday for the Cntskllls.
Matters at the sDanforth Tennis Club
are quiet. Interest will revive in the fall
when ii club tournament will occur. The
reception by the Carteret Tennis Club to
the Danforth Club has been postponed
until the members return from their sum
mer outings.
Mr.. Lockwood and family have re-
turned from Fire Island and Mrs. Lock
wood and daughter will start shortly for
Thousand Islands.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will meet on Saturday evening.
Miss Louise Jaccard will spend q month
at Greenpoint, /. l.
The Merry Anglers will hold a special
meeting tonight 10 arrange for their out
ng on August 8. They Intend making "a
thre 6 days cruise.
Some Of the members of Grace Episco-
pal Church are much dissatisfied at the
decision of Bishop Starkey. They
say the vote of Mr.. Pennies
ton should have been thrown oHt as
we'll as the votes for the three other MEM
bers, which were discarded because they
were not legal voters according TO the
canon OF the Episcopal Church, which a
voter must have been a subscriber SIX
mouths previous TO the election. They
! IulLleT SLY tuhl the ACJcCttOu L INC fOhc
OF james Williams was unjust. A new
growth may be the outcome of the trouble.
The Greenvllle Reformed Church will
remain open all summer The prayer
meeting tomorrow night will be led by
Miss Reid, under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor.
James Erwin and family are spending
the summer at Metuchen.
West Bergen.
new fence is being erected enclosing
the Clarke and Eye property on the west
side of Eye IA
A new fire hydrant has been placed at
the corner of West Side and Comm uui-
paw avenues
A petition is being circulated for sig n a.
lures for a lateral sewer on Eye avenue
from Bergen avenue TO West Side ave-
nue..
The redistricting by the last Legisla-
ture has placed the section of West Ber-
gen south of the Newark and New York
Ra lroad in the First Assembly District,
which has q democratic majority of 500.
Mr.. Thomas Swenarton aud fam lily, Of
West Side avenue, are summering at
Pearl River, Rockland county. y. Y.
MIR. Grant Cralner, nephew of General
u. S. Grant, has been visiting DIR. Akin
sons family.
d n Cummfu0a aud William f.n.u-