The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-19

Lodge No. 81, I. o. O f., at 1ne Avenue
House on Monday evening, March sc.
Sumo children playing with matches IN
Leonard Herzog's woodshed, In the rear
of No. 227 New York avenue. yesterday,
set fire to the building. DAMAGE, $40.
Paul Boil, a carpenter who lives at No.
334 johnson avenue, fell from n third
story window of the Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express stable building on Pavonia ave-
nue. lie was injured only slightly about
the legs and was taken to st. Francis
Hospital.
Mary Flaherty OF No. 46o Henderson
street. a respectfully dressed woman, was
arraigned before Justice Stilsing this
morning for disorderly conduct IN front
of the Academy of Mesic: Mrs. Flaherty
denied that she was drunk. Her son
works at the Academy Of Music and she
became excited because he refused to SEQ
her. She was discharged from custody.
Detective Clarke yesterday arrested
Albert Lubio, a suspicious looking
character whom he found with a box of
ten cent cigars stuffed under his coat.
Lubio did not satisfy Justice Stilsing In
court this morning as to how he came
Into possession OF tn Q cigars lie was re-
manded until tomorrow.
Lafayette.
The ~Communipaw Building aud Loan
Association met last evening at the school
on Wilton street to receive subscriptions
Hlu llt uESb DtltlCut vi ttOChs wv
five hundred shares were subscribed for.
The regular meeting of the STIR Pleas
ure Circle will be held this evening at the
residence of Mrs. o. Scott on Halliday
and Lafayette streets.
The Lafayette b. and L. Association has
Issued tie seventh series of shares. Six
hundred of the one thousand snares have
already been applied for.
William Clinton, a brakeman employed
by the Central Railroad Company, was
struck by a slowly moving freight train
last evening at The yards at Communtpaw,
and received slight injuries about the
head. He vas taken to his home on Pine
street.
GreenvilIe.
At the annual meeting of the Green
Vile Building and Loan Association No.
3 last evening the following officers were
elected:-President, William Zimmerman;
vice president, Henry Lembsck; secre-
tary. George f. Wilt; treasurer, julius
A. Stegmair; trustees, A. Il. Lembecx,
@. A. Lignot and II. Gotthardt; directors,
/. n. Hammond, J. Meyer, &. L. Edinger,
G. Behring, Jr., I. Cogan, f. SeIdel, w.
H. Cole. G. Hoag, r. G. Hanmel, +. Null
rein and r. w. Bussing; auditors, g. A.
Hammel, J. Rowe aud L. Bellman.
The regular meeting Of the Greenville
Club will be held this evening at the
rooms in the new Jaccord building on Old
Bergen Road.
The regular monthly sociable Of the Y.
z. S. G. E.. of the Reformed Church will
be held this evening at the residence ot
MRS. Fincke on Winfield avenue.
The resident, in tnis section complain
that the way trains on the New Jersey
| Central leave the Greenville station one
or Two minutes ahead of time. Ole
prominent citizen recently missed the last
train for Philadelphia on this account,
and had to wait until the next morning
| hafOPA ha ennld nafnb n train
At its regular meeting next Monday
evening, the Merry Anglers Fishing Club
will decide upon the date of their annual
fishing excursion.
The receipts of the G~reenville Building
and Loan Association No.. l last week
amounted to 5000.
An entsrtainmenG In aid of the Ocean
avenue free reading rooms, Will be mel
ut the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Oh Linden ave
nue., April Is.
Grant Lodge No. SO, X. Of p, will hold
a convention at their rooms in Becker's
Hall this evening.
The permanent organization of the
Lower Sixth District Democratic Asso-
citation has been postponed until next
Tuesday evening.
West Bergen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League, Chapter No. 1904, will
be held at the NJ. E. Church parlors this
| evening. A short literary and musical
programme will be presented.
The regular meeting of the West Der
gen Pleasure Gu will be held this even.
ing at the rooms at Clendenny and NAL
lory venues Arrangements will be
made for a stag acKeb and smoker.
West Bergen.
A meeting of the entertainment com,
mittee of the West Bergen Citizens I'm
provement Association will be held this
evening at the rooms, No. 200 West Side
avenue. The ladies' committee will &c
10 work shortly.
a meeting will be held this evening al
the residence of Nh. n. G. Vreeland, No
1872 Monticello avenue, for the purpose OF
organizing a West Bergen Council of the
Royal Arcanum.
The Bible class meeting at the NJ. E
Church last evening was well attended.
Mr.. William Il. Beach led the meeting.
More fire hydrants are needed in this
section.
James Rowell, a laborer, living on
Union street, while unloading lumber
from a wagon at Boyd and West Side
avenues yesterday afternoon, had his
right leg broken by a heavy piece of vel
low pine. He was taken to the City
Hospital.