The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20
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CITY NOTES.
DIR. NJ. p. Beecher, Deputy Supreme
Organizer OF the order .of the Royal Ark,
will deliver a public address explaining
the objects aud aims of the order ut Ma
sonic hall, Bergen aud Fairmount ave
nues, this evening.
Thomas McCann Of No. 125 Pavonia
avenue got drunk last night and fell
through Gallaoher's saloon window at
Pavonia avenue and Provost street Po-
lice Justice O'Donnell this morning hned
him 6.
IN the United States Circuit Court at
Trenton. yesterday, Michael Marc. a Jer-
sey City connterfeiter, was given two
years and q half at hard labor in the Hud-
son County Penitentiary.
An adjourned regular meeting of the
| Board of Trade will be held at their
rooms over the Second National Bank
this evening at eight o'clock. The special
subject for discussion wi be "Repre-
sentation of Jersey City Manufacturers
at the Chicago Fair"
The Teachers Association will meet
this afternoon
The Fire Board meets tonight.
The repaving of Gold street has now
reached Payonia avenue and Is making
trouble for the horse cars which meet
there.
Michael Mauim, Thomas Flemming,
Thomas McDonough, George Webbins
and Henry Tremble, i've boys all less
than sixteen years old. were before JUS
tice Davis this morning for playing ball
ut the West End yesterday. Justice
Davis discharged the boys with a repri-
mand.
The inquest on the Carson murder will
be held by Coroner Parslow at Roche's
Hall tonight.
The bodies of Jacob CAESAR and Joseph
Eurrf five IF fha rfcffrna nf 2nndauYz
river tragedy. were removed to Newark
yesterday afternoon from Speer's Morgue
by Undertaken Appel.
The Revenue Committee of the J. G. A..
G. has decided TO begin arrangements for
the presentation of the "Gondoliers' upon
Pres dent Tappan's arrival.
Contractor Dennis Mullins was ar
raigned In Justice hfmmeriy's court this
morning charged with violating a city
ordinance regarding the placing of a light
on distractions In the street. Justice
Kimmerly discharged him as it was his
first offence.
A three days fair under the auspices of
the Industrial School of ST. Andrews
Workingmen's Association will open this
evening in Bergen Hall.
The receipts OF Series No. 2 OF the Ber-
gen Building and Loan Association last
night amounted to s652 30; No. 8, 81, 1S2 80,
A large sum OF money was found last
night on Summit avenue by two boys.
who gave 1t to Captain LANCE Of the
Seventh precinct The owner can recover
the money by proving his property.
Lafayette.
Charles Weston, a brakeman emplyed
by the Central Railroad Company, fell
from the top OF a freight car at Commu-
nipaw this morning and broke his right
arm. He was taken to the City Hospital.
The street sweeper visited this section
for the first time in six months, yester-
day.
Clean, fresh earth is being laid on the
fllet in meadows on Grand street.
Mr.. Harry Hunt is erecting two three
story frame dwellings on Arlington ave-
nue. near the railway station.
James Snyth, OF No. 191 Pine street.
was arrested last evening for creating a
disturbance in n Court Hous car. Smyth
was drunk and wanted to lick the con-
ductor. He was taken to the Fourth Pre-
cinct Police station.
The Joseph Kaiser Association will
meet this evening at the Lafayette House
and complete arrangements for the an
nual chowder party.
G~reenvil1s.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks
across Brown place were removed a
few days ago by the railroad
further application to the alderman for
permission TO cross same at grade.
Mr.. William Roome has greatly i'm
proved his Ocean avenue grounds by cut-
ting down a few evergreen trees, and his
hyacinth beds are brilliant with sweet
flowers of many colors.
The Entertainment Committee of the
Minkakwa Climb has decided TO give q
stag racket at the rooms every Monday
evening during May, June and July.
Three hne fralne houses have Just been
completed for Mr.. Dodd on Hooker ave-
nue.. between Ocean aud Garfield ave
nues.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany's purchasing agents are talking Of
for a strip OF MIR. divers Garfield avenue
property.
The closing juvenile dancing school re-
ceptioa OF the pending season will be
held on Friday evening at Zuegner's
Belvidere Hall.
The books in the new Greenviile United
Building and Loan Association have been
issued. The first series, which Is limited
10 1900 shares, Is almost closed out, and
the success OF the association Is assured.
Citizen Reuben Simpson is its president,
and Counsellor Winflcld is solicitor.
1t is about time some action was taken
in the matter OF grading and curbing
Woodlawu avenue, which is Que of the
most prominent thoroughfares ia Green
vile.
Mr.. G. Gennert has returned from a
combined business and pleasure trip
through the West.
Mr.. H. Nelson Walker has been CON
fined to his bed through Illness during the
past few days. A host of friends wish
him a happy recovery.
West Bergen.
The regular class meeting will be held
in the NJ. E. Church this evening.
Mr.. Charles Judge has laid u a lawn
tennis ground adjoining his residence on
Eye avenue
The painting of the w. B. A. A. club
house is being considered. Its appearance
would be improved wonderfully by a coat
of paint.
A gang of men are at work improving
the sidewalk on ~Communipaw avenue.
Contractor kelleher is making rapid
progress on the new school house. The
building Is beginning TO assume satisfac-
tory proportions.
Large numbers of people daily visit the
gypsy camp near the Glendale House.
Much curiosity is manifested in their
movements.
M. George Sanders is rather proud OF
the honor OF being the first person 10 pay
a fare on the new horse car line.
The residents On West Side avenue are
ciamoring for a sprinkler. The dust
raised IN that ~thoroughfare by the pass
age of any vehicle is almost unbearaole.
The Executive Committee of the Citizsns'
Association should AXE the matter in