The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-09

Mason, the Inter OF No. 1854 Stuben street.
So for being drunk anil disocderlf. Will
am C0yne. Of No. lis Montgomery street,
was also insd s.. "fm short Of money"
said Ccyne- ) is the city. replied tue
Justice.
John Quinn, OF No. 81 Colgate street.
was helu for Inc action of the Grand Jury
by Justice Davis his morning, for as
sault and battery on his wife. Ills wife.
with her child in her arm, was rushing
through the streets with Qninn in hot
pursuit when he was captured by a
policeman.
On complaint Of Shoe Dealer r. b. Pat
terson. OF No. 163 Mercer street, a tramp
ishly attired individual By the name OF
Henry Burke, was held for the Grand
Jury by Justice Davis this morning. The
shoes were found IN Burke's possession.
The First District Democratic Associa-
ton will hold it's meeting at Head
qnaiters, Grove street, tomorrow evening,
ut eight O'Clock. Arrangement for the
coming election wilt be completed.
Lafayette.
The following artists will appear at the
memorial concert for the late Gouverneur
L. Norris at the Lafayette NJ. Z. Church
this evening:-Misses Lucy +. Nelson,
Florence Turner. G. Garland. Katrina
Green, Mrs. w. Hunter Brown. Messrs.
v y AAO ~
les. the Orpheus Quartette aud II chorus
from the Schuoert Glee Club.
James Callahan. fourteen years old. OF
Pine street, stole 4 ride on a milk wagon
last night aud wrenched his leg. He was
taken HON IN an ambulance.
An oil stove exploded In the apartments
OF John Beuedi. { or Pacific avenue last
evening. The flames were extinguishe ed
by Mr.. Benedict.
Superintendent Mansung OF the zinc
works says that the new building will be
put uD as rapidly as possible, and he eX-
poets to have everything in working
order In two months.
1t is rumored tnat the Salvation Army
viii soon open up barracks In this sec
ton.
Work on the new police station will be
postponed for u few weeks owing TO lack
OF available funds.
The roadway in Rose avenue near Gator
avenue caved in yesterday to the depth of
three feet.
The Garfield Athletic Club mas decided
TO sublct their rooms on Linden avenue
tn the Faith Cnrists, who use the looms
every Tuesday afternoon for the sewing
school.
A petition is being circulated by the
property owners on Hooker avenue for
the paving of that t~horoughfare from
Ocean avenue to Avenue E.
The bridge crossing the Central Rail-
road tracks at Smiths lane is now COM
pleted. The Lehigh Valley Railroad will
connect the trestlework along the canal
with the approaches to the bridge. The
track crossing Currie's woods will have
all its ties in position this week.
West Bergen.
Work on the new public school was
stopped yesterday on account OF the
strike of the bricklayers. The foundation
has been finished aud the work on the
brick walls had begun. All work has
ceHsed.
The coal yard property on the northeast
side of the Newark x New York Railroad
was stake1 out yesterday. Work Will be
commenced soon.
Rev. H. ID. Weston. of New Haven,
Conn, recently pastor Of the NJ. L
Caurcn, is visiting friends in West
Bergen.
The West Bergen Pleasure Club will
Mallory avenue. A special meeting was
held last evening. The annual picnic is
occupying the attention OF the members.
Residents have been treated TO an agree
able surprise in the erection OF lamp posts
on several of the dark streets. New posts
were erected on Union street and one at
West Sid and Hoadley avenues yesterday.
Rev. John Atkinson has left for the
Methodist Conference at Washington.
The services next Sunday will be con-
Quoted wholly by the young people. The
morning service will be under the auspices
of the Sunday school superintendent,
VIM. II. Beach. The Epworth League
will nave charge OF cue evening service.
Addresses will be made by Messrs. N.
Atkinson, +. A Swenarton and Fl. VI.
Smith.