The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-25

sell IL upOu tue tnStallfreut plan instead
Of selling il he pawned y and kept the
money.
Frank Kayanngh, twenty-five Yenrs, and
hallinu from Providence. T. l., was
crushed between cars while coupling
them in the yard at Harsimus Cove. be-
low the Green street crossing, last night.
Several ribs were broken. kavanagh was
sent to st. Francis Hospital
Lafayette.
James Doaue. six years old. ran under
the wheels OF a coal cart on Pacific ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon, aud was run
over. His injuries will probably prove
fataL He WA taken TO his home on Van
Horne street and from there to the City
Hospital.
a new encampment of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows will be instituted
shortly in Lafayette.
A meeting Of the Lafayette Eichenxranz
viii be held this evening at No. 3l
Pacific avenue.
Fisk Section No. .. Cadets of Temper
ance, will meet this evening at the rooms
in Armory Hall.
A S25 fire occurred yesterday at the
residence of William Hess on Pacific ave-
nue., caused by the u2setsing OF q lamp.
james tlaherty. twenJy-nine years old
and living at No. IS5 Pine street. while at
work at the Icman Pier slipped and fell
and broke his right leg. He was taken
to the City Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vaughn will give a re-
ception at taeir residence on Commuui-
paw emu this evening.
Greenvliie.
Mr.. Alex. Kachlee, the popular presi-
dent OF the La Grippe Club, is confined
to his home at Ocean and Wilkinson ave-
nues with muscular rheumatism.
The next monthly reception of the
Greenville Dancing Academy viii be held
on Friday evening.
Mr.. c. j. Peshall, the Baltimore and
Ohio land purchasing ageut, has been
seen in the vicinity Of Cedar street and
Ocean avenue on several occasions re-
Gently examining the company's property
in nat section.
The no foot liberty pole will be placed
in front of st. Paul's r. G. Parochial
school on Linden avenue next week.
Mrs. Buedell has opened a conservatory
of music at Shriner's Hall on Rose ave-
nue..
The work Of paving Pearsall avenue
has at last been commenced. The blocks
between Old Bergen Road and Avenue 4
is the section being paved.
A supposed rabid dog created a small
panic last evening DID Ocean near Stevens
avenue. The animal. a good sized New
foundland, first seized a pug dog, and
after shaking it, rushed at several men
who were returning nome from work.
snapped at them viciously and then took
refuge Ia the hallway of a tenement
house nearby. Its stay there was of
short duration as the began to
shower coal, tin cans and pieces of wood
upon the eur. The dog, fOaming at the
mouth, disappeared up Ocean avenue,
greatly to the relief OF the pedestrians.
who had taken refuge in nearby door
ways and halls.
A new fence has been erected around
the New York Bay Cemetery. A large
force of men are engaged in improving
the ground.
The continued off shore wind of the
past few days has caused unusually low
tides along the New York Bay shore add
at times the mud flats have been exposed
to view for almost two miles from snore.
The consistory of the Greenville Re-
formed Church last night decided to fur
nish the pews in the church with cushions.
The contract was awarded TO John r.
Perry.
West Bergen.
Charles J. Goodwin OF Union street is
visiting friends at San francisco, Cali
fornia-
Union street, from Bergen avenue to
West Sid avenue, is in total darkness at
night, not one lamp post having been
erected on the street. Many new and
pretty residences have been erected. aud
the residents feel the necessity of having
a few lamps.
The regular meeting of the No Name
Society was held last evening at the
rooms NO. Do west olue avenue. Ar
engagements were made for an entertain
ment ut the NJ. E. Church next month.
The walls of the new factory building
which is being erectsd on the southern
side of the railroad tracks are going up
rapidly.
III regular meeting Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
this afternoon at three O'Clock in the
ladies' parlor of the NJ. K. Church.
Mrs. M. Leland of Lowville, n. Y, is
visiting Mrs. John f. Murch of No. II
Clark venue
The Social Committee of the Y. p. S. C.
L. OF the Reformed Church will meet at
the residence Of Miss Jennie Harvey on
Harmon street. Thursday evening. The
committee of Sunday school officers is
arranging a union excursion with the
Bergen and Lafayette Reformed churches
and will be ready to report at the next
meeting.