The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20
CITY NOTES.

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CITY NOTES.
The John E. Dunno Association will
have their annual ball January 81, at
Pohlmann's.
William Jamison OF No. 371 Grand
street yesterday had his right leg broken
in two places by falling under the wheels
of his cart.
The Rooster Guard will give their sixth
annual ball at Berg's Oriental Park, No
vember 26.
Embezzler Hyer will be given a hear
ing in San Francisco next Tuesday. If it
is shown that Il requisition should be
granted. Dalton will leave that city with
his prisoner next Wednesday.
TIL police this morning received notice
to be on the lookout for William
ing since Tuesday last. He is twenty-five
years old. five feet eight inches in height,
and is attired In a dark suit of clothes.
Seven year old Willie Meyers, who was
accidentally shot in the head by his
thirteen year old brother Charlie, We'd
nesday afternoon, Is still lying in u criti-
Mrs. Mary Dolan, who attempted
suicide yesterday morning by cutting her
throat, is beyond danger, and is recover
ing rapidly.
The coner stone of st. Joseph's new
Orphan Asylum is to be laid at three
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Addresses
Mayor Cleveland, Colonel john Nc
Anery aud J.. H. Kelly. Societies intend
ing to participate will meet at st. Peters
School.
Lafayette.
The Lafayette Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will shortly issue it's sixth series
of shares.
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a layer OF clean earth on the flled-in
meaa6Ts on Grand street.
The burst water main at Grand and
Van Horne streets was repaired yester-
dap.
Francis Weight, a car cleaner employed
by the Lehigh Valley Railroad. while at
work yesterday fell from his lad Ter aud
struck one of the large windows. He
was badly cut by the glass and was re-
moved TO his home OH Van Horne street.
The clicked Sc er basin at Conmuai-
paw avenue and Halliday street was
cleared out yesterday.
Mr.. William Gaylor of Pacific avenue
will soon break ground for d three story
brick dwelling on Van Horne street. IL
will cost 81, 500.
The Chautauqua Literary Circle will
hold its regular weekly needing his
evening at the residence of Mr.. Charles
Wolfe on Pine street.
MISS Auua w. Ufay Oh EnllduelpHId Is
visiting Miss jessie Mcfarland of Pacific
avenue.
GreenyiIle.
The members of the Greenville Pleas
ure Club surprised Policeman Peter
Green at his residence on Woodlawn
venue last evening. They presented him
with a valuable S. & W.. latest improved
revolver. The presentation speech was
madeb by President O'Halloran. Mr.. Green
thanked the members i'll a neat speech.
Dancing and u collation. followed.
Mr.. G. X. Wilde of Hackeusack will
lecture at the Linden Avenue NJ. E.
Church this evening. His subject will
be Men Wanted"
The Juvenile class of the Greenvnle
Turn Verein will meet for gymnastic
practice at Metropolitan Hail this even
ing.
The four nights fair held under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church at
Belvedere Hall closed last evening. 1t
was a brilliant succes 3 and exceeded the
most sanguine expectations of the ladies'
i'll charge. Over $1,000 was cleared.
The Greenville Wheelmen held a
special meeting last evening ut the rooms
on Ocean avenue. The arrangements for
the last club run of the season We're made.
1t will be held on Thanksgiving Day.
The objective point will be Morristown
Ia the evening a COLLATION. will be served
at the club house.
It is rnnored that 9 number Of English
mill hands will be .'Imported' TO work
in the Lings Spinning Mills.
xeThe annual meeting and election of
officers of the Gseenvi.le Building and
Loan Association will be held on Monday
evening December z. The eleventh series
of shares has been issued and books are
DOW open for subscriptions. The next
annrOnriatipn oala will ho balb nm naoa,n
Der Z.
The annual concert and ball of the
Greenville Liederkranz Singing Society
will be held on Thanksgiving Eve at
Zeugner's Belvedere Hall.
West Bergen.
There seems to be an epidemic of THEY
ing in this section. Hardly a night passes
but what some residence is entered and
~valuables taken. The thieves have an ex-
ce lent field to work mas there is but one
policeman on duty in this section. The
ciLizens are beginning to kick and will
ask the Com missioners to station at least
three more men in this vicinity. In many
cases. where robberies have occurred, the
residents alone were TO blame. Uulocked
doors INK windows invite thieves to enter
ana residents should see to it that their
doors and windows are securely fastened
before they retire.
LAG " Ii I1CdCA VI O6St Olue dV6uue,
who has been attending the conference of
the w. G. I. U. in Boston, will return to-
day.
The West Bergen Pleasure Club met
last evening at the clubhouse on Mallory
venue. Nine new members were elected
and three propositions were received.
The arrangements for the annual ball on
November 80 ut Metropolitan Hall,
Greenville, We're completed. 1t was de-
cided to engage Schluad's orchestra for
the occasion.
The petition for the paving of Jackssn
avenue, from Clarenont to Virginia ave-
nues, has been favorably acted upon by
the Street and Water Commissioners.
The work will begin mex week.
The Bergen Llnd Improvement Asso-
citation have discontinued their meetings
at Sanders, and are now receiving SUBJ
scriptions at No. LA Ocean avenue on
the first and third Saturdays of each
month.
1t is said that the organization
of n counciI af tha Rnvnl Arnuu,m IL,