The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-11
CITY NOTES.

Mr.. william u. H0nge and Miss Cnrls-
tiana Fitz Gerald. both OF Brooklyn, MY,
were married yesterday by the Rev. John
L. Scudder.
The Cosmos Club will meet at the rest
deuce of Corporation Attorney Minturu
this evening. Thomas p. Sherman will
address the meeting.
Centenary Lodge No. 100, X. of p. will
give an entertainment and hop at Metro
politnn Hall this eveninQ
A cake and bird walk Is on the cards
at Oakland Rink thlse evening.
Six new open cars were put on the
Summit avenue line yesterday.
The final part Of the work, on the
geological survey of New JERSEY has
reached Superintendent PoIand's Office.
Herman Fisk OF No. III Belmont ave
nue. aud Jerlmiah Scanlon OF No IL WI,
low street. threw stones At the BACK OF
the hospital early yesterday morning and
built a bonfire on Magnolia avenue.
Justice Davis fined them each - this
morning.
Emil I. Hill Of No. 231 New York ave-
nue. attempted to act as a Deacemaker In
a fight at Bleum's saloon on Franklin
street Saturday night. He was arrested
by Sergeant Holderer, who thought he
was one OF the pugilists. Justice Davis
discharged him this morning.
August Crammer, OF No. 5S2 Ocean
avenue, made his appearance this morn
ing Ia Justice Kimmerly's court for the
second time to answer a charge OF drunk
enness. Justice Kimmerly having re-
| leased him the first time, committed him
TO the County Jail for 10 days.
James Gavin, m a1sd track walker.
living at No. lS6 El3te tn street, yester-
day fell through "A ca shute from the
trestle works of ths PennsTlvanIa eie-
waited tracks at Fifth and Grove streets,
and received severe Internal injurieA. He
was taken to St. Francis Hospital.
Police Justice O'Donnei this morning
sent Hugh Riley, James Garvey. Patrick
| Ritzford n Isaac Halt, members of the
Beach gang, to SDake Hill for thirty days.
They were all arrested by Patrolm an
Mclaughlin last night while cutting up
| capers like Modoc Indians on a drunk.
Lafayette.
James Garvin OF Pacific avenue. while
out driving yesterday, met with an acci-
dent. AT Pacific and Communipaw ave-
nues, the horss shied u started on a
run. The carriage was upset and Garvin
was thrown out. He ESCAPED serious in
Jury. Further b a broken wheel no
damage was done.
A small fire caused considerable ex-
citement at the residence OF Frank Will
Jams on Halliday street last evening. A
lamp exploded and set fire to the window
curtains. Mrs. Williams e~xtinguished
the fire with a few buckets OF water.
Damage. $40.
The L ltayette Rifle Club will meet this
evening aud make arrangements for the
Auuudl tAt 80 CA(QA1AOAs
The regular meeting of the Lafayette
Club will be held tins evening at the
rooms ON Maple street.
Tomorrow evening another attempt
will be made to galvanizs into life the
dead body of the Lafayette Citizens
Association.
GroenvIlfe.
An Indignation meeting of shareholders
IN the Bergen Land. Building and Loan
Association will take place at kachlee's
| New York Bay House, Ocean q Wilkin-
son avenues, this evening. All share
holders, especially those who have with
drawn. are urgently requested to attend.
George A. Logan. Jr., Will act as Chair
man.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sixth District Citizens Improvement AS
sociation will be held tomorrow evening
at the rooms in Bamber Hail. Among
the matters that will be talked about are
a new sewer n a new school for Wood
lawn. West Side sewers, need OF more
street lamps, the paving Of Pearsall ave-
nue. and the opening OF Neptune avenue
from Ocean avenue to Old Bergen road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Reid of Danforth
venue will celebrate their tenth wedding
anniversary by giving a euchre party
this evening.
The Y. NJ. C. A will give an entertain
ment tomorrow evening at the rooms on
Linden avenue for the benefit OF the attn
letic department Prot. Z. S. Munro OF
Brooklyn and other well known talent
will assist In affording an evening OF
pleasure.
The arrangement for the local Memo
rial Day celebration are as yet far from
comp lete. The usual exercises will be
held at the New YorK Bay and Bay View
| Cemeteries.
The Faith Curists will soon take pos
session of the new church on Bramhall
avenue, formerly a club house and saloon.
| Ie has hpQn mnfQrfallu alfaFaG and reno
waited at a large expense, and is now as
pretty a chapel as there Is on the hill
The Helping Hand" Circle of Kings
Daughters will hold a strawberry festival
at the Reformed Church Chapel May 20.
George Scheutz has been elected secret
tary of the new United Building and
Loan Association.
Centenary Lodge, No. 100. Knights of
Pythias, will give an entertainment at
metropolitan Hall this evening. Dancing
viii follow the entertainments.
Greenyille Building aud Loan Associa-
tion No. / viii meet this evening at No
80 Linden avenue.
Mrs. Saybolt, of Avenue E, has been
enjoying a visit at Washington, SC.
West bergen.
The West Bergen Citizens Improve
ment Association will meet this evening
at the rooms No. 200 West Side avenue.
Among the matters that will be talked
about are the railroad bridge on West
Side avenue, new sewers. new electric
road, and the Improvements of Lexington
avenue.
The entertainment committees of the
Harmony club and the w. Il. A. A. met
on Saturday at the residence of Mr..
George Liucks, No 80 Forrest street.
Chairman Lincks reported that s123.S0
was cleared at the recent joint entertain
ment, which sum was equally divided be-
t ween both organizations. Refreshments
W ere handed around. and those present
agreed that they passed a most enjoyable
evening. Among those present were
Messrs. R. H.. Baker, L. Meyers, Jr, G.
H. Hood. J.. Court. George II. Lincks,
Frank q. Br odhead. Edward Ebbert and
William FL. Coo k.
The S. NJ. Brennan Association win
meet this evening at N. 10 Hatch avenue.
The arrangements for the first annual
picnic will be completed.
Mallory avenue beneath the railroad
bridge is almost impossible. A pair of
| rubber boots or a row boa are necessary
to any one wishing to cross the avenue at
that point.
An unsightly pond. with a creek at
tached, on Hatch avenue, is one of the
| eyesores OF West Bergen. It Is a menace,
and should be filled in
The Willing Workers Society of Kings
Daughters will meet this evening at No.
So West Side avenue.
The resident IS in this section are won