The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

residing on Pine street, was arrested this
morning by Policeman CLARK for throw
ing a SNOWFALL through the window Of a
Court House car. Edward Sands. who
was inside the car, was cut about the face
By the flying glass. His wounds were
dressed at a drug store,
A umbe OF young men In this section
are trying to organize a Lafayette a
of the Y. M. Z. A. A meeting viii be
held next week to talk over the matter.
Misses May Green and Hattie Baylan
of Canarsie, L. l.. are visiting Miss Jeu-
ME Bloom Of Pacific avenue.
job Benson. aged thirty three, OF No.
231 iii street, was arrested last evening
while drunk on Pacific avenue by Police
man O'NeilL Benson said at the police
station he had only taken two glasses Of
champagne during the day. He was
locked up
Miss Grace Bouton will give a recep-
ton at her residence on Wilton street
this evening
Communipaw Council, Royal Arcanum,
Is booming. The council now number
at every meeting.
West Bergen.
AT the completion of laying the water
pipes through Clendenny and Mallory
avenues a large hole was left, which is
uAlAAGLOd5 ~ D-btSlAlh1Hs
Union street. between Bergen tut West
Side avenues, is in a disgraceful condt
ton. Mud to the depth of several inches
covers the entire street. A heavily laden
brewery wagon got stuck IN the mud last
evening. 1t was fully half an hour be-
fore the wagon was extrlcated.
The Bergen Literary Circle ave its
first sociable at the residence Of Mr..
Charles Elliot on Bergen avenue last
evening. The parlors were prettily deco
rated with flowers. Dancing was the
order Of the evening. Supper was served
at midnight. Among those present were
Misses N. Robinson, l. French. A Petit
grew. A. Tyson, NJ. Tice, J. Wilson, w.
Walker, A. Bancker and Messrs. A.
Downe, J, Gale, NJ. Woodward, J. Reilly,
VI. Morgan, w. Carr, N. Young and +.
Turner.
George Cramer. of New York, while
walking on Bergen avenue this morning.
was struck in the eye by n SNOWFALL
thrown by one OF a gang of boys who
were coming out of the Union street
school. Cramer's orb is now painted a
beautiful black.
The regular meeting of the Junior So
ciety Of Christian Endeavor was held yes
terday afternoon In the Reformed Church.
Three boys were admitted to member
ship. The society has now over thirty
members.
Miss Annie Caple, of Westside avenue,
will leave today for Buffalo, n. Y. where
she will srend several weeks with her
friends.
James Egan, of No. 50 Linden avenue
and Emma Redield. no home, were ar
rested while drunk on Ocean venue last
evening by Roundsman Mcintyre.
The regular meeting of the Greenville
Building and Loan Association No. 2, will
"a hotd This aUnnlp0 mr. Tho Ennn1a M on
Linden avenu A meeting for the nom
ination of officers will be held next Wed
ncsday evening. The fifth series of shares
will be issued on March /. The sub
scrlption books will be opened next Tues
day.
The regular meeting Of the Sixth Dis
trict Citizens Association will be held
next Tuesd y evening at Bamber Hall.
Among the matters that will be talked
about are West Side sewer, Armstrong
place station and the new school for the
Woodiawn district.
A few lights are badly needed in the
vicinity OF Gates u Garfield venues
No owner has yet been found for the
collie dog Major" who was found by
Roundsman Mcintyre on Ocean avenue
last week. Captain J. Smith has com
municated with parties at the address
which is stamped on the dog collar, at
Yonkers, but no answer has vet been re-
ceived. If the owner does not turn up,
the police will keep the dog.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the Linden
Avenue NJ. E Church, gave a 'Martha
Washington Tea Party and entertain
ment at the church parIors last evening
for the benefit OF the church. The ladies
in charge were Mr.. j. Burge, Mrs. L. Z.
Fierce, Misses Mamie Smith, Edith Kay,
Annie Armstrong and Mrs. A. Mcintyre.
Mr.. j. Thorne will move into his hand
some new residence on Hooker avenus
next week.
Wedding bells will ring at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson on
Ocean and Woodlawn avenues next
Wednesday evening. Roundsman L.
Mcintyre of the Fifth precinct, and Miss
Laura Robinsoa will be the contracting
parties. The Rev. w. p. George of the
Linden Avenue NJ. f.. Church will OH
ciate.