The Jersey City news., 1891-09-12

ventlon, for the nominating of candidates
for Senator and Assemblyman. will be
held at Cape May Court House on Octo-
Der TO-
Eighty lots were sold at the sale OF the
Spring Lake and Sea G.rt Company on
August 49, The amount realized was
S53. 500. The largest price paid for one lot
was 81, ,230.
Over one thousand bushels of apples are
converted into cider daily at Hendrick-
sons distillery at Woodbury. They also
manufacture about 250 gallons of apple
jack per day.
On the single track Passaic and Della
ware Railroad, branch line of the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western. running
from Summit to Bernardsville, a train
loaded with peaches was rounding
curve near Millington yesterday, when 1t
crashed into freight shunting 20 side
track. Several cars were smashed.
CITY NOTES.
Police Justices O'Donnell, Davis and
Kimmerly met yesterday and passed a
set of resolutions expressing their SYM
pathy with the relatives of the late ex-
Police Justice Samuel w. Stilslng, and
regrets occasioned by the death of that
highly esteemed ex-official. All three OF
the Justices will attend the funeral of
the deceased.
Martin May of Provost street some
iiOutho oEC CtsulC Ofcl ~ Onlo tOuu1ty
from Europe, bringing with him his wife
but leaving six children behind him
Ever since his arrival ne has been drink
ing heavily, and even neglecting to pro-
vide for his wife. He was picked up in
the streets drunk yesterday, and this
morning Police Justice O'Donnen sent
him to the County Jail for ten days to
give him chance to sober up.
Anton Vickkoski of No. 170 Steuben
street had his left foot horribly mangled
this morning while unloading railroad
iron at the Central Railway freight de-
pital. His foot will have to be ampu-
Albert Partior, sailor, became intoxi-
Gated last night and took possession of
the Pamrapo station of the Central Rail
way Company. Justice relieved him of
$40.
Grove street, between Montgomery and
Grand streets, was swept and cleaned this
morning.
John NJ Hughes, the house mover. was
prisoner in Justice Davis court this
morning accused of negleoting to place
danger lamp on pile of lumber in Foye
place. Hughes stated that several of his
lamps had been stolen by boys. Justice
Davis discharged him.
The gas lamps directly in front of the
Court House were burning brightly at
noon today.
Greenville.
The Garfield Athletic Association meets
Monday night.
Mr.. end Mrs. George Brown of O,d
Bergen road have returned from the
White Mountains.
Henry Duffeldecker is in Allegheny,
Pa, on visit.
Ocean Avenue is much improved by the
J. c. and Bergen Horse Car Company.
The school house on Danforth avenue
~ hnAy hi n1 - n
and is ready for opening MONDAY.
The ballroom of the New York Bay
House has been repaiuted and the floor
planed for the coming season.
The Greenville Guards will meet next
Wednesday at Metropolitan Hall and
make arrangements for the coming tar
get excursion.
Miss Carry Good of No. 374 Ocean ave-.
nue. will leave Monday for Bradford,
Conn, to attend boarding school.
Ocean avenue is in need of good
sweeping. The dust Is six inches thick in
some places, and wnen it rains it is black
mud.
William Armbruster will leave next
week for Pennsylvania for much needed
rest.
The bowling clubs of this section are
getting ready for a contest to take place
sometime next month.
Mr.. Bockbinder of the Terrapin Bowl
N-~S~S~e~"NOA ~S
club.
West Bergen.
The new Office of the Catholic Cemetery
is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Judges new house will be the gem
of this section.
Side avenue has returned from the coun-
try much improved in health.
John Atkerson is organizing a Republi-
can club.
The young ladies of West Side Church
are working hard for the fair at the rooms
of the West Bergen Athletic Association.
Bergen avenue.
The West Bergen Athletic Association
will meet Monday night. Business of
Importance will be transacted
Misses Carry and Jennie More, of West
Side avenue. have returned from Atlantic
City.
Lafayette.
There will be a cross country run to-
night between the members of the Keat-
ing Athletic Association to the Commute
paw ferry and return. They will hold
meeting Tuesday night, after which meet
ing the initiation fee will be $2
w. d. Gage of Pacific avenue will leave
Monday for three days cruise down the
bay in the yacht Heel and Toe.
Charles Chambers is the champion
dancer of this section.
George Young of Pacific avenue has re-
turned fromthe Catskills
Henry Davenpor5 of Van Horn street
has returned from Albany.
Miss May Greenly of Wilton street has
returned from Far Rockaway.
A pool of stagnant water has settled on
CommuniDaw avenue. near Pacific. 1t is
large enough for a duck pond.
Joseph Taylor, of No. 1862 Monitor
street, has returned from Utica.
Mr.. John Muller, of No. 156 Pacific
avenue, has returned from Taffytown,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tallman, of Halliday
street, have gone to Carnicie for two
weeks.
The Knights of Malta meet Monday
night at kaiser's Hall.
The Leonard j. Kaiser Association will
meet Monday night at Kaiser's Hall
Johnston avenue. between Grand street
and the canal bridge. is dangerous place
to pass after ten o'clock at night. A gang
of hoodlums infest the vicinity.
Arthur Watrous is visiting friends ON
Whiton street. He will return to his
home in New London Monday.
Thomas Harkins, of Johnston avenue,
has returned from Cold Springs.
The Washington Building and Loan
Association Will have sale of money at
it's meeting next Wednesday evening.
This association will also issue new
series of stock on the thiYd Wednesday of
October. Persons wishing to secure stock
in this series should address the secretary
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