The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-14

after the clever Young brother OF ex-
Assemblymnu James Murphy. will give
IN Invitation aud inaugural reception az
Schuetzen Hail. No. $40 Third street, on
the evening OF April q.
Frank HOLMAN OF No. Cs Essex street,
employed az the coal shutes, foot Of Sixth
street, had his arm crushed between cars
this morning. He was taken to St
Francis Hospital.
A slight fire occurred in the cellar Of
the hohse No. 205 Pavonia avenue. last
evening. Damage slight.
samuel u. Derrfckson. e~ighty-two years
old, native born aud homeless, was found
sick ut No. u Franklin street last night,
and taken to the City Hospital.
Fire damaged Fred S~chroeder's grocery
store at Monmouth and Second streets
this morning to the extent Of So
The Little Daisy Cadets will give an en-
tertainment and reception at Roche's
Hall tomorrow evening.
Jersey CITY Lodge and Mechanics
Lodge, l. o. o. f.. meet tonight to confer
degrees.
James Ryan, of No. ISL Bay street. and
Patrick Finnerty. of No. 14t Morris
street, got into a scrap In the gallery at
the Academy Of Music last night and were
both arrested. Justice Davis gave them a
severe lecture this morning and dis
charged them.
John Finlay. of No. $50 Van Horne
street, was lined S. by Justice Davis this
morning for turning out the gas on the
stairway leading from the upper gallery to
the street while the crowds were pouring
out after last nights performances at the
Academy. Finiay denied that he had
turned out the gas, but there were wit
n esses against him, n the Justice dned
him for lying.
AT nine O'Clock last night Frank Cole
man, employed az the coal shoots at the
foot of Sixth street, had his arm crushed
hQf QUAnn frUn RIAL NnRI DA Uua Fan10UAd
te St. Francis Hospital 10 the Ambulance.
The Young Mems Literary Association
of st. Paul's Cnurcn of the Cross will
hold n dramatic performance at Kess-
ler's Hall toni5ht and on Thursday night
next. The play to be given Is THE
Shaugraun."
The Dunno Association held a business
meeting last night ami admitted several
new members.
The Teachers Association will hold a
meeting at the High School building to-
morrow afternoon at three O'Clock.
A fire was discovered In u cellar at No.
2O5 Pavonia avenue yesterday. Box PAL
was pulled. No damage was sustained
by the owner Of tae premises. John ID.
CarscalIen.
Warden Osborne of the City Hospital
has under his charge twenty patients who
suffered from grip yesterday. Ex-Judge
Samuel Derickson, eighty-two years
old; Herman Schusti. OF No. Is3 York
street; Patrick McNally and John Han
nan were admitted suffering from this
disease.
Sergeant Finley of the First Precinct
yesterday found Edward Flynn and Ber-
nard Burns, aged respectively three and
i've, wandering O Cornmunipaw avenue,
lost. He tool the boys to the station
house and detained them until called for
by their frightened parents.
Henry kennermann. seventy-1ve years
old rrnndan11 nrr4ow froNn hfa lzr.. NJ
564 Bergen avenue, last Saturday after
noon. He was found last night on Cor
NELSON avenue aud restored to his friends.
The old man is slightly demented.
Dominicus Wegman presided at a meet
ing of the Sixth District Republican
Club at No. 5l C~ommunipaw avenue last
night. On a resolution presented by
himself it was decided TO endorse all the
Republican nominees.
The receipts OF the Home Building and
Loan Association last night amounted TO
s356.78 {.
Iafavette.