The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

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q store window In Thirteenth street. The
owner OF the window did not wish to
have him arrested. but Sergeant Nc
Ginness said he was abusing people on
The street, Patterson was fined 50.
Michael Roe OF No. 4I4 First street. n
fierce. curly-haired Italian in shabby at
tire, was committed for trial BY Justice
Stilsiug this morning for drawing a z
on Angelo Dcori of No. 1876 Grove street
because be refused to give MIN ten cents.
lafayette.
Tho basin at Halliday street and
Communipaw avenue Is choked with re-
fuse. Pedestrians who wish to cross the
street are forced to go round about or
wade through three inches Of water.
Thomas Clifford, of No. 4l4 Pacific ave
nue.. had his leg broken by u car backing
upon him at the National STORAGE yards.
this morning. He was removed 70 the
City Hospital.
A horse owned by Frederick Clark. Of
Lafayette, became frightened on Grand 81.
last evening and ran way. Turning into
Pacinc avenue the carriage struck the
curb and was upset. Mr.. Clark was
thrown out and mis- head struck the side
walk. He received a serious scalp wound.
The horse was caught by James Coogan.
The carriage is a wreck.
The regular meeting Of the G.. w. Msr-
ritz Association will be held this evening
ut the residence Of G.. w. Merritt on Pa
cific Officers will be elected.
An alarm of fire was sounded from the
Eagle OH Company's works at Cayen
Point this morning. OIL in an open tank
had caught fire. The employees extin-
g ished the flames before the engines ar
rived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Slmonson will
give a sociable at their residence IN Com
munipaw avenue this evening.
George Brown, a brakeman employed
nm tho 49, Ill., AA1 Il 1AEr AA.1
crushed while coupling cars at the Cen
trails yards yesterday afternoon He was
removed to ST. Francis Hospital.
Miss Eva kiefer, of Belvidere, formerly
Of Greenyille, has been visiting Miss An
ME Armstrong, Of Linden
The ninth annual exhibition and mas
querade bail of the Greenville Turn
Verein will be held this evening at Metro
politan Hall. Delegations will be pres
ent from Newark and the Central, Hair
lem, New York and Bioomingdale Turn
Vereins Of New YORK.
The Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley
Railroads will shortly construct a mas
siye iron bridge across the Central Rail
road, nea the Currie homestead grouuds
The New Jersey Central Railroad will
build an addition to the platform along
the tracks at the Danforth avenue STA
ton.
The Crescent Canoe Club will begin
erecting its new house this week on the
oil site, at the foot of Danforth avenue
The new building will front on Newark
Bay. 1t will be W stories high mt will
cover 24x40 feet. The first story will be
fitted up as a storage room and the sec
ond as a reception room and parlors, with
toilet rooms and a dining room. 1t will
cost 81, 600.
Joe Mullins. a small boy, of No. 107
Broad street. Newark, was found crying
at Danforth and Ocean last even
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with his mother, but had lost her in the
crowd at Greenville station. Three ladies
took him to his home
There will be a joint meeting of the
Royal Arcanum Councils of Jersey City
and Bayonne at Metropolitan Hall on
Tuesday. March 81.
Greenville Building and Loan Associa-
ton No. 2 will issue its fifth series of
shares on March I. The subscription
books will be open on February "a.
GreenvIIIe
The regular meeting Of the Greenville
Building and Loan Association No. l will
be held at the rooms No. 90 Linden
avenue, this evening.
The old NJ. Il. Cemetery at the rear of
Bamber Hall is in a dilapidated condition.
The expenditure OF a few hundred dollars
III fixing il up would DO money well
spent. 1t is daily visited by hundreds of
driving parties and has been named 1.-THE
Boulevard of the Hill" There is talk of
having it macsdamized and il this is
done, it will afford, from Wilkinson
avenue, to Currie's woods, one Of the
finest drives In New Jersey.
Mr.. Hamburger has sold his handsome
residence on Old Bergen Road to John
v. Smith. of New York.
James Tobin fell down the celier steps
at his residence Of Bergen avenue last
evening. and broke his left leg. He was
taken 10 The City Hospital.
Miss Mary Grindle, of West Side ave-
nue., slipped and fell while alighting from
her carriage at her residence yesterday
afternoon. She received injuries about
the spine that may prove serious.
Mr., Harry Clark. of Bergen avenue,
will leave today for Charleston, S. c., to
spend several weeks.
Tint choked sewer basin at Union street
and Bergen avenue, was cleaned III this
morning.
Virginia avenue. between jackson and
West Side ven is in a disgraceful con-
dition. Mud to the depth of several
inches covers the entire street.
Miss Annie FIaherty, OF Communipaw
avenue, is spending several weeks with
friends at Scranton. Pa
West Bergen.
The annual meeting and election of Of
icers of the teachers OF the Refor med
Church Sunday School will be held his
evening at the church p~arlors, Bergen
avenue and Union street.
Tn regular meeting OF the West Ber-
gen Citizens Association will be held
this evening at No. 200 West Side avenue.
The proprietors of the horticultural i'm
plement mandatory are erecting a new
brick building. The Newark and New
York Railway is building a trestla to the
WORKS.
The first meeting of the new Epworth
League Singing Glass VIII be held this
evening ut the NJ. E. Church parlors. The
young peoples meeting last evening was
we'll attended. Mr.. George Lincks led.
The topic was BLESSED Assurance"
The INST Entertainment Ii reception
of the West Bergen Athletic Association
will be held at the club house. No. 50 Ber-
gen avenue. this evening. Among those
who will take part are Miss Jessie
Bloomer. soprano; Profs. Bishop and
West, banjo s~oloists; Fred. Shredder, of
the n. J.. a. c., club swinger; Miss Eta
Spatschil. soprano; Fred Higgins, cornet,
and H.. a. Murer, prestidigiGateur. The
proceeds will be devoted 10 fitting the
gymnasium. Refreshments will be
served.
Miss NJ. Millington conducted the Y. P.
S. G. E. meeting III the Reformed Church
last evening. The topic was 1.-The Power
OF Gods Word in tine Heart"
BAYONNE.
The Rev. Father Joseph Graf has sue