The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-08

"E-Onesty is a H-O Of Merit"
their escape. The bundle contained a
lady's riding saddle.
The Fire Board will meet tonight.
The fitting up Of the fire alarm circuits
with new wife Is progressing rapidly.
Circuits Z, s and Q, which cover G~reenville
aud Lafayette, are already furnished.
The Hayes Association VIII have a pic
mic at Pohlmau's tonight.
The copies Of the annual report Of the
Board OF Education are ready for mailing.
Lafayette.
The regular meeting of che Aonia Sing
ing Society Will be held tomorrow even
ing Mt the residence of Mr.. II. o. Witt
penn, No. $40 Communlpaw avenue. The
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
The stencil arising from the filled In
meadows on Grand street was limo I'M
bearable last evening. A number Of
people corked mp their nasal appendages
while passing there.
The brickiayers have finished their part
Of the work on the new zinc works build
ing. The roof is now beng put on.
The drivers OF the Lafayette jiggers ara
having considerable trouble with small
boys who steal rides. The practice should
be broken up, as passengers daily witness
many narrow escapes.
William Mcdonald fell down stairs at
his home on Grand street last evening
and broke mis- left leg. He was taken to
the City Hospital.
Traffic on the Pacific avenue horse car
line was blocked for half an hour this
morning. A loaded beer truck which
broke down at Lafayette street was the
cause.
GreenvsIls.
The gang of burglars which has been
working this section for the past few
weeks Is still battling all efforts OF the
police to capture IL. The thieves lake
nothing which can be Unidentified. The
police are of the opinion that the burglar
les have been committed by a gang of
coiored thieves.
Ray Bisslg lost his pet black snake
while coming fre1n Bayonne In a horse
capped OUT of his pocket md frightened
the passengers. The reptile made its es-
cape much TO the regret OF snake
| charmer Bissig.
The Picnic Committee Of the Hudson
County SchwaDisher X. U. Verein has
perfected all the arrangements for the
Suabian Fest TO be held at the Schuetzen
Park, on Labor Day aud the day follow
Ing. The indications are thatit will be n
of the greatest attractions of the season.
Foremost among the features will be the
grand civic and industrial parade, the
Suabian wedding, athletic games. q
balloon ascension, plenty TO eat and drink,
and a general good time.
A gang of flower thi yes has been
stealing flowers and plants from the
graves In the New York Bay and BAY
View Cemeteries during the past few
weeks. A special watchman will be en-
gagged by the trustees II the practice con-
tinues.
The kicking as to the route the Boule-
ward Is TO take is apt to cause another
long hitch In the proceedings. The boule-
ward as mapped out by the engineers In
charge, IL adopted will necessitate the re-
| moyai OF the Globe Hotel and several of
the large stores. The Bergen avenue
property owners are willing to sustain
this loss, however. a are anxious that
the road should be brought down that
avenue. Park Commissioned Lembeck
n others considerable property ON
Old Bergen Road, n are fighting hard
to bring the boulevard down that
thorouGhfare. What the outcome will
be is mere conjecture.
West Bergen.
Those unsightly and unhealthy ponds
filed In at once. The stencil arising
| from them is detrimental to good health.
A Brooklyn wire company has secured
n site on Claremont emu east of West
| Side avenue, and next spring will begin
the erection Of q factory which will en-
| ploy about two hundred hands.
Stock to the amount Of $40, 900 Is being
issued by the South Bergen Reformed
| Church for the erection of their new
building. The shares will pay a good
rate of intei est, but are not being taken
rapidly. The intention Is to erect a build
ing TO cost about $4,000.
Flower thieves are again causing con-
sternati0n among the owners of fine
plants. A large number of fruit trees
were destroyed last evening by the gang.
The police are working on the case, but
\ have not made any Roadway as yet.
The nunere of nr0nerfv on Culvar ave-
nue.. near the canal, should be compelled
to remove the limbs OF the broken trees
which obtruct the sidewalk.
The West Side M. Z. Church will re-
main open during the summer and regu-
lar services VIII be held.
The proposed paving Of Eye avenue is
meeting with the appreciation of all the
properly owners. The petition will be
forwarded to the proper authorities in a
few days.
Church this evening.
A large tract Consisting of over one
hundred and fifty lots will be opened up
and put upon the market next fall. These
lots will be sold on easy installments, so
as TO put them within the reach Of all.
This viii be the means of locating a large
number Of small Dwelling houses.
NORTH HUDSON.
Louis Kreiger, a young brother of
| Policeman kreiRer, OF Union Hill. met
with an accident on the Fourth of July
which will probably result in the loss OF
his sight. He was firing of a cannon
when IL premarurely exploded and the
powder entered his eye. DIR. Schlemm is
attending him.
Paiisade Lodge Knights of Pythias, of
Union Hill, will install officers tomorrow
night.
The Union Hill Schuetzen Corps, Cap
tain Engel, will parade on July Is. After
| the parade the corps will go 10 Schuetzen
Park and bowl and shoot for prizes.
The Young PEOPLES Society of Grove
| Church, Union Hill, will celebrate their
fifth anniversary at the church on next
Sunday. Fred Grobels, one of the mot
| painstaking members Of the society, Is
preparing a history of the society since
its inception. aud it will be read on Sun
day.
Thieves are operating in Union Hill.
Early on Sunday morning they entered
Edward Breitenberger's saloon. at the
corner OF Pallsade venue aud Union
street, and stole $50 in cash and about
two hundred cigars.
A Fragile Structure.
system which chronic Indigestion has de
pleted and rendered nervous and feeble. is in
deed a very fragile structure, a tenement fast
| topD ing into irretrleyable decay. Exc ssslve
irrtiabiIlty Of temper, abnormal and eauseless
ness-these are some OF the manifestations Of
- That grand InNt4nF1r.