The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-26

raigned IN the Third Police Court this
morning charged with being drunk. He
was paroled.
Joseph Petsell. the leader of the motor
Saturday night by Defective Hottie.
Last week Justice Kimmerly sent four
Of the tang To Snake Hill for ninety days.
Persell received the same sentences.
Thieves entered Hauch Brothers office
On JOHNSON avenue last night and stole
100 stamped envelopes.
John StuwDfel of No. 4 Pavonia ave-
nne paid SIS fine in the Third Police
Court this morning for being drunk.
John Small was committed to Snake
Hlll this morning by Justice kimmerly
for drunkenness.
Calvin B~ullamalto, was fined So this
morning for rurnaging In ash barrels.
am Walsh was pat under $500 bonds
this morning to support his wife.
Albert Gardper, a singing coon of Nc.
% Harrison avenue, was fined S. this
morning for disturbing the public peace
by singing "Comrades." 1t was that or
ninety DAYS at Snake Hill.
Mr.. Kelly. thirty-eight years old, of No.
36 Railroad avenue. died Saturday night
IN the City Hospital from heart disease.
Kate Meehan. who attempted to COM
NIT suicide by Jumping from an Erie
ferrynoat,, is improving slowly in the
City Hospital.
h. A. johnson, colored. died in the City
Hospital last night from typhoid fever.
Joseph Spratt, a driver for Lawshe's
W Express, was arrested by Police
man Wilcox this morning Oh a charge of
cruelty TO animals. Justice Lowry i'm
posed q fine OF S..
A mass meeting held by the Independ-
ent Democrats of the Third district in
Bergen Hall Saturday night for the in
dorsement of thomas Sheehan was a stu
pendous failure. Speakers were there.
but no one to speak to.
The Kings Daughters of the Summit
avenue Baptist Church gave the patients
10 the City Hospital fruit, and Unity Cir
Gle donated a quantity of clothing.
The ninth annual bali of the Ladies'
Hebrew Aid Society will take place at
Woods Hall, Barrow street. tomorrow
evening.
from Avondale, while Intoxicated last
night, fell up against ant smashed alarge
plate glass window in Pavonia venue.
He promised to replace it and Justice
O'Donnell dismissed the charge of intox-
ication.
Lafayette.
Mr.. Robert Luyster of Woodward
street claims to be the champion runner
of this section, and was heard yesterday
Offering to run any man in Lafayette two
miles for $40 a side.
Misses Annie n Jennie Kinslay of
johnson avenue will leave tomorrow for
an extended trip through Maryland.
They will be. absent three weeks.
Arlington avenue has shown wonderful
improvement during she past year.. New
and elegant houses rave been built, and
more are in course of erection and con-
temptation. Mr.. Charles Miller has erect
ed several and will build a few more.
Society people in this section are pre-
pairing for an active season. Several
events have already been announced, and
many more are to follow.
The pulpit of the Lafayette Reformed
Church was occupied as usual at both
services yesterday by the Rev. 7. j.
Kommers.
The Lofayette Pleasure Club will meet
tomorrow evening.
GreenvIlle.
An effort will be made in a few days to
organize a literary society in connection
with the Y. M. G. A. A score of the lead
ing members have signified their fnten-
tion of becoming charter members.
The new ouncil of the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics will be in
stituted this week. Mr.. Albert RENE re-
ports that over twenty young men have
signed the charter list.
On next Friday evening the Rev. Dun
can MacGregors d. D.. Of Philadelphia,
will deliver a lecture at the Linden Ave-
Tue M. E. Church. The subject is 1.-THE
Grin and Grapple of Great Men and Great
Nations"
The G~reenville Building and Loan AS
sociation No. l will meet this evening at
the rooms, No. go Linden avenue.
The Mtnkakwa Club will hold another
one of their enjoyable. social rackers at the
clubhouse this evening. The Entertain
ment Committee is arranging for a
checker tournament.
A special song service will be rendered
at the Reformed Church next Sunday
evening.
The Greenville United Building and
Loan Association will meet this evening
at the rooms in Bamber Hall. This as
ISOLATION, although organized but a few
months ago., is rapidly taking a place
among the leading associations of the
State. The officers are as foliows:-Presi-
dent, Reuben Simpson,; Vice President,
Henry Holmes; Secretary George
Scheutz, and Treasurer, john Morreil.
Wedding bells will rim at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Breternilz. on
Fulton avenue. on Wednesday evening.
The bride will be Miss Lizzie Breternitz
and MIR. Alfred Refining will be the
happy man.
Tie monthly sociable of the Y. P. S. C.
Z. of the Reformed Church will be held
tomorrow evening at the residence CT Miss
Nellie Reid, No. 95 Danforth
A humble of Greenville ladies are ar
ranging for a charity concert 10 be held
some time next month. The object is to
assist Greenvilie's poor.
The Y. M. G. A. Athletic Club will hold
a stag racket ut bamber Hall next
month.
West Bergen.
Very little is being done regarding the
Improvement OF Ege avenue, FROM Bergen
TO West Side the residents
fondiy hoped that ere winter set in the
paving OF the street would have begun
aud a decent thoroughfare from West
Bergen be secured. It is hard work to
drive a heavily loaded rue through the
street GU account of the mud, which
almost envelopes the wheels after u rain
storm.
The ash carts visit his section about
once a month and West Bergeners are
fortunate in having some vacant lots
near their homes where they can deposit
ashes and garbage.
The attendance at the NJ. f. Church
still continues TO be large, and many ne w
faces were seen ut the service yestei-
day.
The formation of an Independent politi-
cal organization has been discussed, and
the suggestion that a club be formed at
once WAS fayOrably received. but that
seems to be as FAR as the matter has
progressed.
Mr.. p. J. Keely will soon erect two
dwelling houses PHI West Side near Lex
ington avenue.
The regular meeting of the Willing
Workers Society of.kings Daughters will
be held This evening at the residence of
Mrs. William Ii. Beach, n {. So West Side