The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-01

His hand became entangled in the bride
and was badly wrenched.
Arthur J. Corbett of No. 227 Griffith
street was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Policeman Regain for tying his horse
to a tree in Nelson avenue. Justice Davis
postponed examination until next Thurs
day.
Molly Smith and w. Angelo, Italian
rag pickers, were sent TO Jail for twenty
four hours for digging through ash bar
rels, by Justice Smith. this morning.
A long parade of canvas covered circus
wagons filed up Pavonia venue this
morning from the ferry. The wagon
belong to Barnum's show, which will be
here on Monday.
Captain Newton's precaution of placing
q policeman at the Reservoir Park is
of women aud children.
The Peter Henderson Company yester-
day presented TO W arden Osborne of the
City Hospital vegetable seeds to the value
OF S12.
81 Lafayette.
Thieves entered the residence of George
Sackett on Pacific avenue last evening
and carried off several bundles of cloth
ing valued at SIS. They effected an en-
trance by opening the basement door
with a skeleton key.
James Hart. a brakeman employed by
the Central Railway Company, had his
right hand crushed while coupling cars
this morning at the yards at Commune
paw. He was removed to the City Hos
pital.
Mr.. j. Manning will soon break ground
for a three story frame dwelling on Van
Horne street, near Communipaw avenue,
to cost S3,415.
The Carteret Singing Society was or
ganized last evening nj the residence of
Ii 49, D.nfAo .n-xrA xrfsk rha
following oficers:-President, A. Smith:
Secretary. j. Noble; Treasurer, A.
Williams and Instructor, j. Anness.
A few lamps are needed in the vicinity
of the Central Railroad Station on Com
muniOaw avenue.
II. Luister of Woodward street. while
playing on the canal bridge at Pacific ave
nue. yesterday afternoon fell into the
canal and narrowly escaped drowning.
His lou : cries for help were heard by
james Wilson, who pulled him shore.
Greenvii1e.
Tho wedding of Miss Pauline Wuestner
and Mr.. Albert Hulsen will be solemnized
next Wednesday evening at Zeugner's
BeIvedere Hall. Rev. j. Andrae of St.
Johns Evangelical Church will officiate.
Superintendent Kelly, of the New York
Bay Cemetery, had a busy time of 1t yes
terday. Fifteen interments took place in
the cemetery. He reports an average of
about twelve funerals a day, and the
principal cause Of the cemetery boom is
the grip Superintendent Kelly is beauti-
flying the grounds for Decoration Day.
The Lower Sixth District Democratic
Club will now turn from politics to mat
tiers of a social character. AT the meeting
this evening a picnic will be talked about
and there is no doubt but a first class day
of fun will be provided
The Lehigh Valley Railroad is pushing
the work of laying its rails on the tow
path. The tracks have been laid as far as
Chapel
Tie Pioneer Laundry Company has re-
moved its plant TO the large building
formerly occupied by the Bryant Card
Company ON DanforIh avenue.
The Greenyille Guard Is building a new
rifle range at Metropolitan Hall The
club now has over one hundred members.
The meadows east Of the canal were set
on fire last evening by mischieyous boys.
The flames made a weird spectacle.
Bishop Starkey will confer the rite OF
confirmation at Grace p. Z Church next
Tuesday evening.
West bergen.
TIE residents were agreeably surprised
Yesterday ri seeing a gang of men clean
ing West Side and Boyd
A meeting will be held tbs evening a;
the residence Of Mr.. Charles Verinder, on