The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-10

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THE CLOVER MILLS,
7I-73 Park Place. New York.
Of New York and vicinity will be ten
dered their thirteenth annual com pill
mentary excursion on board the head
quarters boat by Mr.. John II. Starin
tomorrow.
James Van HIse. the Newark haugman,
who has ofiiciated at thirty seven execu-
lions, has been engaged By Sheriff Nc
Phillips to hang Edward W. Hallinger,
the colorei wife murderer. on June 30.
Alfred Skelly of Albany, a boatman,
had his leg broke by n piece OF falling
iron while at WORK Yesterday afternoon
Morris street dock.
Court Pavonia, A. o. +. Of A, will hold
a picnic at Pohlmann's on July IA. A
poIiceacaptain's club and belt. now m ex-
hibition at Marshall. Ball 81 Co. 8 store, is
to be voted for.
Court Monmouth, A. o. F. Of A., will
give al excursion to Sylvan Beach on
Monday next.
The graduating class of st. Peters Coli
leee will hold a philosophical disputation
In the College Hall, No. 144 Grand street,
tomorrow evening. at eight O'Clock.
The Rev. Cornelius Brett. Will deliv err
a lecture this evening In the Bergen Re-
formed Church upon Hosea Bigelow's
contributions to American history. The
proceeds 60 to n fund being raised by the
Kings Daughters to place a deserving
| old lady In the Home for Aged Women.
TIL Amateur Operatic Association will
20 to BERGEN Point Point this afternoon
and enjoy q shore dinuer. Special cars
have been chartered 10 convey the men,
bers 10 the Point Dancing will be the
Sheriff NfcPhiiIins and Constable Bo-
land yesterday took to State Prison
Robert Scott, a five years man, and John
Mack, a TWO years man. Both were SEN
fenced for breaking and entering.
Peter Smith, of No. IL Dry Dock street,
New York, was given the option OF pay
ing q fine OF IS or going to Snake Hill for
thirty days this morning by Justice KIM
merly. Smith was insulting ladies' on
C-ommunipaw avenue.
Lafayette.
Ground has been broken for the new
railroad station ct Commuuipaw. The
station will be completed by August 1,
| and will be one OF the prettiest Oh the
road.
Frank Golden, of No. 2Si Pine street,
fell into the New York Bay near Phillips
boa house yesterday afternoon. He was
rescued bv james Meyer.
James Fisk. brakeman. employed by
the Central Railroad Company, had his
hand crushed while compiling cars this
morning. DR.. Lampson dressed thesin-
1ured member
The Lafayette Club met last evening
aud elected the following officers;-
President, John Stevens; Vice.Pi esident,
Harry Gilmore; Secretary. William Hart.
and Treasurer, George Harrison.
A number OF young men met last even
ing at the residence Of James Boyd IN
Maple street, and organized the Lafay-
cite Young Mems Association. The fol-
I - r.A AIa.F.1a DaAa41A-T
James Boyd; Vice-President, George
Malloy; Secretary, William Lynch, and
| Treasurer, John Hartwell. Thirty young
men signed the membership ron.
George Frazier, twenty-one years old
aud residing on Communipaw avenue,
was arrested while drunk on Grand street
last evening. He stood in front of the
mule yards and would not let any one
pass by. He said he owned the street.
| The policeman who disputed his right
locked him up at the Fourth precinct.
Greenviie.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Christ's =.
E. Church will hold a strawberry festival
in the guild room this evening. Among
those who will take part in the enter
tainment are Misses Kate Oliver, Mary
Wolfe, Kate Walter, Annie Arbuckle,
| Mamie TerwilliGer and Messrs. Walter
and Frank Holmes aud Professor Oscar
Lang.
Tn Greenville Wheelmen will meet to-
morrow evening at the clubhouse on
Danforth avenue. On Saturday morning
Messrs. j. Dilloway, Charles McIntyre,
Captain Livingston and w. Mack will
start for Philadelphia on their wheels,
where they will spend the following
week seeing the sights.
The ladies of the Linden Avenue NJ. f.
Church held a sociable at the parsonage
last evening. The evening was spent In
singing and games and an enjoyable time
was had by all
The Young Mems Christian Association
will hold a strawberry festival and enter
tainmeDt In the rooms on Linden avenue
this evening. A hne array or talent has
been secured.
The members of the La Grippe Club at
their last meeting decided to hold their
annual chowder at Great Neck, l.. l.
The Lower sixth District Democratic
Club met last evening at the rooms In the
Jaccard Building and completed the ar
rangements for the annual picnic.
Mr.. j.. Westerwelt has been appointed
organist of the G~reenville Reformed
Church
West Bergen.
The Ladies' Social Union of the NJ. f.
Church will hold a strawberry festival
in the church parlors tomorrow evening.
III proceeds will go to the church.
West Side avenue in the vicinity of
the railroad bridge. is in a disgraceful
condition. A pair OF rubber boots or a
row boat is a necessary adjunct TO any
one wishing to cross the street at this
point.
The No Name Society met last evening
at No. Sc West Side avenue. Mr.. w.
Beach addressed the members on "a trio
to Switzerland" Refreshments were
handed around and an enjoyable time
was had by all.
The stencil from the disease breeding
pond on Yale avenue was very strong last
evening.
The ~bicyclists in this section are talk
ing of organizing a wheelmen's club.
Mr.. William Darmer, Of Bergen avenue,
Is pushing the scheme and would like TO
hear from all wheelmen who would like
to join.
Something should be lone to prevent
the cows from roaming over the streets.
Many residents have their shade trees
ana plants ruined by the animals. The
police do all in their power to keep the
cows of the streets. bnt they have such
long posts that they ind It impossible TO
watch one place all the time.
Mr.. Charles Judge Is erecting a three
story frame dwelling on BOYD near West
Side avenue. 1t will coast near $40, 900.
NORTH HUDSON.
John Soileder and Michael Calvin. both
OF Port Jervis, were pitched from a NOV