The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
CITY NOTES.

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Andrew Sterling, an old gray haired
man with the uemOrs, was sent M TO
snake Hll for thirty days by Police JUS
tice OfD0nnell this morning. lie was
found sleeping in a halfway last night.
He has no home nor friends. Years ago
he was u well known aud respected -citi-
zen.
John Foley OF No. 1873 Essex street, was
remaniei by Police Justice O'Donnell
this morning, charged with atrociously
assaulting his wife Ellen with a ship car
penter's wedge. The woman was so pad ly
injured she could not appear In court this
morning.
John Barr. a boatman, was fined SO
this morning in the First Police Court rs
4 disorderlt person. He was found yes
terday attempting TO batter down the
door leading TO the apartments of AT al
legged daughter in Steuben street.
Captain w II. Lange. of the seventh
Precinct, hgs not as yet discovered the
owner OF the roll of money ound BY the
boys last Wednesday.
Martin RYAN. of No. 13 Oswero street,
was arrested last night on suspicion of
having stolen q small sum OF money from
| J. Farmers SELDOM at Oswego and Grand
streets. Justice kimnIerly committed
him to Snake Hill for thirty days.
The many friends of DIR. King, superin-
tendent OF the Lunatic Asylum at Snake
Hill will learn with regret that his
daughter Lilly, six years old, died yes
terday. The little one had been an invalid
for n long time.
The bill OF William Fl. Speer TO the
Board OF F~reeholders for burying I'M
claimed dead since January 2, 1889, is
three yards long aud amount to 81 .693 30,
Director B-ugQemann wilt not sign il un-
I'll he has examined the bill, although il
has been ordered paid.
Lafayette.
n.--.~ K.s-- I~f...u --.-fr~oI -
Lembeck & Bstz, fell from his wagon at
Pacific avenue aud Lafayette street this
morning and received severe injuries
about the head. He was taken to his
home on Newark avenue.
The James Hanley Association met last
evening at the rooms on Wilton street.
Arrangements were "a for n picnic at
CaledOnfan PARK on June lj.
The work OF paving Woodward street
Is being pushed rapidly. The work will
be completed In a few days.
The Lafayette Bicycle Club is rapidly
developing iato q fine organization. The
membership list now contains over fifty
names. Mr.. j. II. Hunt has been elected
president of the club.
A small fire created considerable excite
nent at the residence of james Boulton
on Commuuipaw avenue this morning.
Mr.. Boulton extinguished the flames.
Damage, $40.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Anness of Pacific
avenue are visiting friends at Glovers-
vile, n. Y.
GreenvIlle.
The closing dancing school reception OF
the season was given at the Belvidere
Hall last evening. The ball room was
lhronged and the reception was one of the
most brilliant of the season.
The work of cutting through venue K
TO the Bayonne line will begin early next
month. 1t will be an excellent improve
.,.,f ou - xr-3fl fvro.tlxr an a. - . ba xtaIna
IF property in hat section and will be
he means OF building up that splendid
stretch of upland running from the bay
20 Garfield avenue and measuring one
nalf mile in length.
Next Thursday there will be celebrated
in the Catholic churches the feast Of
Corpus Carisii In ST. Paui's huron 1t
will be especially celebrated Over fifty
boys and girls will receive their drst com
munion at the eight O'Clock mass. The
children have been preparing for TINS
great occasion for the p st three months.
Numerous objections are being made to
the proposed route of the county road.
The property N are requesting a
change from Bergen avenue TO midway
between that avenue aud Old Bergen
Road. This change would be in keeping
with the requested change in Bayonne.
The Merry Anglers Association will go
on their annual excursion to Barnegat
Bay.on June 10. DIR. Limeburner says ne
will make the largest catch.
4 petition has been forwarded to the
proper authorities for the paving of Nep-
tune avenue from Ocean TO Bergen ave-
I nues.
Mr.. S. L. Harvey wi II lead the meeting
at the Y. NJ. q. A. rooms tomorrow after
coon.
The Fifth precinct police would like to
know when the city authorities intend to
begin work or that new station house.
The property has been purchased. aud the
appropriation for the erection of the
building was made months ago. The
present quarters on Danforth venue are
wholly inadequate to the needs of a police
station.
The Prayer Meeting Committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association is
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of holding
outdoor prayer meetings during the
Summer.
Several converts will be immersed in
the New York Bay by the Faith Curists
tomorrow afternoon.
The GreenviIle Lodge, Improved Order
of Red Men, met last evening at Bamber
Hall and initiated seven candidates.
The members of the lower Sixth Dis
trict Democratic Club are making great
preparations for their first annual picnic
which will be held early next mouth at
the Schuetzen Park.
West Bergen.
Tomorrow the West Side Nj. E. Church
will celebrate its twentieth anniver-
sary. The second anniversary of the Ep-
worth League will also be observed. Rev.
II. M. Simpson, the first pastor of the
church, win conduct the morning SER
vices. The services In the afternoon will
consist of brief addresses by ministers
representing almost every denomination
In the city, all of whom nave been in
vited to participate. Ia the evening the
meeting will be conducted by the Ep-
worth League, under the direction of Mr..