The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-30


THE CLOVER MILLS,
7i-73 Park Place. New York.
on the LehIgh Valley Railr oad, while
coupling cara early this MOI ming, was
caught between two of them and badly
squeezed. lie as injured about The
head and hio+ W
A slight Are occurred in Browcheck &
Co.'s fur drying establishment. No. %
Columbia avenue. last night. Gauss IN
known,
Thomas Keary, Of No. 2s Williams ave-
nue., William Woods, OF No. 16S st. Paul's
avenue, and James Nolan. Of No. 10
Essex street, were arrested by Policeman
Beatty last night for breaking down a
section of the fence surrounding Gale
DOMAIN Par k and refusing TO go Out when
ordered bY the proprietor OF the park.
Justice kimmerly discharged the boys
with a reprimand-
Mary and Jane Doe, two Arabian
women, were given the option of paying
g. fine or going to the County jail for
i've days for peddling without a
license.
James O'Donnell, alias "Gander," who
was arrested yesterday on suspicion Of
having stolen a gold witch and chain
from Thomas Lyons was committed to the
County Jail this morning for thirty days.
Lyons refused to press the charge oil
| tdICbuIs Ouot4t0
O'DonneIl TO be a dangerous character
committed him.
Nat VIM, no home, was committed to
the County Farm this morning. on a
charge of being an habitual drunkard
preferred by his son John.
Lafayette.
The agent at the Communipaw station
OF the Central Railroad has much trouble
with children who win persist in playing
on the railroad tracks. III the mothers Of
these youngsters would keep them at
home the ageut would feel thankful, as
an accident will happen one of these days
If it continues.
Somebody set fire to a fence at the resi-
dence of William Malay on Van Horne
| street last evening. The flames extended
to a woodshed next door before they were
extinguished. The damage was slight.
The residents in this section are COM
| planning at the quality of the water. The
mains should be cleared out. The water
is very dirty and unit for drinking pur-
poses.
Some action should be taken to stop the
| riding Of bicycles and tricycles on the
sidewalks of Pacific and Communipaw
avenues Some of them ride at such a
fast speed that it becomes dangerous for
pedestrians.
William Malloy, residing on Pacific
avenue, fell out of a swing yesterday
| afternoon and broke an arm and two ribs.
He was taken to the City Hospital.
The flower thieves are still causing con-
plants In this section. Several gardens
were stripped last night.
GreenviIIe.
John Hagan of No. 20 Greenville ave
nue. was arrested by Detective Egan of
the Filth precinct yesterday afternoon for
violating a city ordinance. He was firing
a large cannon on the street in fr ont of
his residence.
TIL sixth anniversary entertainment of
| Security Council No. 119, Catholic Ben
~eyolent Legion, was held last evening at
Orient Hall. After the entertaiument
the floor was cleared and an enjoyable
time was held by all.
The receipts at the meeting of the
Greenvile Building aud Loan Association
last evening m0unte TO s.. l33. So.
The Mickakwa Club held another one
of its enjoyable stag rackets at the rooms
last evening. A good entertainment and
games made the evening pass pleas
antly.
The second annual picnic of the j. Nc
Cauley Association Will be held at the
Schuetzen Park on Friday afternoon and
evening.
The annual excursion Of the Christ P.
+. Sunday School will be held tomorrow.
Pleasant Valley Grove, on the Hudson,
will be the objective point.
The carpenters are pushing the work
on the new station at Van Norstrand
place. Superintendent Ohlhausen in
spected the work this morning. He said
the station would in all probability be
completed before August l.
A handsome two story frame dwelling
has just been completed for Mr.. j. Welsh
on Neptune avenue.
Mr.. John Morrell. of Danforth avenue,
has returned from a visit TO friends at
Albany county, New YORK.
onanful cnnr oapxtfra mill h. Anrl -
the Reformed Church on next Sunday.
A patriotic sermon will be arranged by
Pastor Bruce and Choirnaster WesterveIt
is arranging patriotic music.
The Greeuville Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will hold an appropriation sale
on Monday, July G. at the rooms on Lin
den avenue. Tot second series or shares
will 500 be issued.
West Bergen.
Contractor Kelleber is making excel
lent progress on the new school house.
The third tier of beams will be laid this
week. Mr.. Kelleher said this morning
that the building would be completed at
least two weeks ahead of contract time.
An extra force Of men were put at work
this morning.
William Il. Sherman Council, No. 1910,
Royal ArcanuIm, held a lawn sociable
last evening at the residence of Mr.. Vree-
land. Bergen aud Orient avenues. An
enjoyable time was had by all present.
Uuion street, at the lower end, reminds
one very strongly of a portion of noun
famous country. IL is full of hills and
valleys. making it dangerous for vehicles.
Che drivers on the Vest Side avenue
horse cars are having little trouble with
the boys who steal rides The special de-
t~eetives have broker up the practice, and
the spectators who have seen some mar
row escapes breathe easier.
Matters in regard 10 the new building
and IA association are very quiet. No
one seems to know how many have signi
fed their intention of subscribing for
shares.
Waits of from five to ten minutes are
becoming a mOnotonous feature on the
switches of the West side car route. The
car line is a great convenience, but be-
comes an annoyance when pass eugers
have to sit in u car which is delayed on a
witch for another car to pass. The con-
yeuience OF the passengers would be ad-
vanced by the laying of a double track the
entire length of the line.
Mr.. Dallas Jones will soon erect n two
story frame dwelling house on Clendenny
avnnna