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

young woman. living at No. 31l Seventh
street, was reinauded by Police Justice
Davis this morning charged with o
bing Thomas Blake. OF No. as Jelssy
avenue. of S3S. tn TWO were drinking
beer together In a house near Ninth n
and Coles streets.
John Tyrer Of No. f2J jackson avenue.
| while under the influence OF liquor last
night struck his wife a terrific blow In
the face, blackening her eyes. Justice
kimmerly held him..
Flank Won Z5urskie of Thirteenth
street aud Anthony Bracollo of No. As
Bowers street were reInanded this mo n
iDr by Police Justice Davis for stealing
watermelons from the Pennsylvania
cars.
Owen Gaharan, a New York hackman,
struck luck on the races yesterday. He
drank champagne last night until he was
picked mp on the STREET by Patrolman
Nugeht for saiekeeping. He had S2S5 In
his peck It's. Justice Davis this morning
fined him s.
The second District Court will be
closed from August 10 10 is.
A large crayon portrain OF Alderman
Salinger beams from the window of
Macs drug store.
The Kings Daughters are visiting at
| the Almsh0use today.
The picnic Of tue French-American
lay school Of the Fourth District is being
hell at Schuetzen Park today.
Lafayette.
Complaints are being made about the
trucks that stand nightly on Maple
street, between Wilton aud Pine streets.
The residents in that section say the
trucks are a nuisance and should be re-
moved.
Work on the new depot at Communi-
paw avenue has been resumed. A large
force OF men were busy o the place
yesterday.
There Is a pool Of water on the corner
of Pacific and Communipaw avenues
about twenty feet IN circumference. The
street at that point is somewhat sunken.
The pool at present is in a stagnant con-
dition and should be attended t. BY the
Health Board, rs it is lab to breed sick
ness. A great many other holes hllcd
with mud n water can be seen In this
vicinity.
The Reindeer Association will hold
their annual picnic in Caledonian PARK
on Monday, August IL. A series OF
games will take place.
Communipaw Council No. 1917 Royal
Arcanum will hold a meeting in Masonic
Hall, Pacific avenue and Maple street, on
Monday evening at S o'clock.
G~reenville.
A party Of members of La Grippe Club
made things lively around the New York
Bay House yesterday afternoon. a lunch
WINS served by Alex. kachlee, which con-
sisted of Swiss cheese sandwiches and
beer. 1t was relished by the boys.
Mike Dunn, the maj who waters the
car horses at the New York Bay House,
was in a very excited state of mind yes
terday afternoon. Some of the La Grippe
Club members have chrfstened him
Polly" much TO his dissatisfaction. lie
said MS name was Mike and not Polly,
and he would hurt the first man who in
suited him by calling him out of his
name.
Messrs. A. Gilburnes and Adam Ar
mold will start Wednesday dow the
Shrewsbury River for a trip on the cat
boat Smu1eler. They will take with them
a case of liquor 10 guard against Snake
bites and cholera morbus.
The John Miltner, Jr., Association will
hold a meeting next Monday evening at
Miltner's Cottage, on Danforth avenue.
All arrangements Will be made for their
chowder.
o~verhauled. The interior is being painted
and kalsomined and ali the desks aud
doors are being vanished. A new boiler
has also been put in.
A special meeting has been called of the
Young Mems Democratic Club of the
Sixth district, to be held in Jaccard's
Hall on Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
Mr.. Henry Many viii escort his family
as far as Sprink Lake, where he viii
leave them aud join Philip Seeman. at
Matasquan, n. j., for a weeks fishing.
Two lead trees standing in front OF No.
4 Truck House on Linden avenue inter
fere seriously with the firemen when re-
spending to "A call. as they cannot turn
as quickly rs they wish. the trees are in
a very rotten condition and imperil the
safety of pedestrians, as they are liable
at any moment to fall.
West Bergen.
Two large brick buildings are being
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Works near the canal They are n great
improvement on the old works.
The lawn about the West Bergen sta
ton Of the Newark and New York Rail-
road has been beautitied by the employees
of the company. IL now presents a neat
appearance.
The pound master made a haul yester-
day of twenty-fonr geese. the property of
Mrs. Kelly of Williams avenue They
are at present boarding at the pound on
Garfield avenue.
The goats in this vicinity have made a
raid on all the billboards. eating all the
paper of of them. They are at present in
a dillapidated coalition
BAYONNE.
The Rev. Elmer Z. Loux of Brooklyn,
| n. Y. will conduct services tomorrow
morning and evening IN the Bergen
Point Baptist Church.
1Qe bOAfu Oh 0CuuClttuSu mas ueclueu
to have street lamps erected on the fol-
lowing Observation-Disclosures C., be-
tween West Nineteenth aud West
Twenty-ifth streets; Lexington avenue,
between East Third and East Fifth
streets; George street, between Lexiug-
ton and Hobart avenues; Bayview Court,
from Avenue A to the Newark Bay: Ave
nue. L, between East Fourteenth and East
Sixteenth streets; Silver street, between
Orient ana East Fifth streets; East
Thirty-fourth East Forty-third and East
Forty-fourth streets, between Avenues d
and E.; West Forty-third street, between
Avenue G and ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H.. Thomas of East
Thirty sixth street celebrated the twenti-
eth anniversary OF their marriage several
evenings ago and entertained a large
number OF friends who rendered congrat-
uldtions and appropriate gifts.
A special service OF song will be held
at eight o'clock tomorrow evening in st.
Johns Episcopal Church.
The Rev. q. L Schenck of Ohio will Of
fc:ate at the services in the Reynolds
Memorial Methodist Chapel tomorrow,
morning and evening.
The trunk found in East Twenty-second
street, Constable Hook. several nights
ago BY Patrolnan German, has been
claimed by Michael kuzma, a Hungar-
ian. who lives In a near where
the trunk was found. Kuzma does not
know how the trunk got out OF his apart