The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-22

his book, publish it, and give a share O
its proceeds to his two children.
Benjamin Lipschutz, the Grove street
glass ware dealer. who figured eonspicu,
ously in the recent fight in the little Jew
: 1sh synagogue in First street. wa fined g
by Police Justice O'Donnell. this morn.
ing, for burning waste paper in the
streets.
Special Oficer Wagner, of the Central
Railway, last night arrested Thomas Car
ter, OF bethlehem. Pa, as q suspicious
character. Carter had In his possession a
key to open freight cars, and a revolver.
Justice Kimmerly committed him to
Snake Hill for thirty days.
Edward Wedeil, ifty-one years old, was
admitted to the City Hospital on May
is. He died last night from heart dis.
ease. His body was removed to Speer's
Morgue.
Lafayette.
The fishermen along the Communipaw
shore are being robbed night after night
by New York thieves. who daringly lift
and ransack the nets before the local men
have a chance TO reach them. The net
owners nave put an armed Waterman in
the vicinity.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of the NJ. Z.
Church realized SO from their concert at
the church last evening.
The Ladies' Social Club held an inter-
esting meeting last evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Lille Mayes, ON Pacific
avenue. An essay entitled Should
Women Voter" was read by one Of the
members.
Charles Zimmerman, a brakeman,
caught his land between the cars while
coupling in the Central's yards this morn
ing, and had two of his fingers smashed
His wounds were dressed at the City
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MCINTYRE will
nfua N rao.rrsnr, ., b0nzr - ~h.f- 49,
ter Nellie at their residence on Communi-
paw avenue this evening.
The Lafayette Literary Society will
meet this evening at the residence of
James Hartnett, on Pacific avenue
Henry Smith, fifty-oue years old, fell
Town stairs at his residence, on Maple
street, last evening, and broke his collar
bone. He was taken to the City Hospital.
Greenville.
This evening the ladies of Greenville
will give a reception TO the Juvenile Dan
cling Class at ZeGgner's Belvedere Halt
1t will be a private affair, admission being
by invitation only. Prof. Anderson will
have charge Of the floor.
Damon Council ]. l9S, Royal Arcanum,
will hold a stag racket at the rooms In
Bamber Hall next Monday evening.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Kyle has resigned the Secre-
taryship of the Greenvilie Wneellnen.
The vacancy has besn filled by the cleo
tion CT Mr.. William Kreiser. j. Pock-
man, A. Armstrong, j.. Dillaway and
Charles Mcintyre are a committee TO dis
euss "amalgam alton" with a Y. NJ. G. "A.
committee.
The beer watts were placed in position
yesterday at the new brewery buildings
at the foot of Girard avenue. The brew
cry will open for business in about two
weeks.
Policeman Van Ripper of the Fifth pre-
clnct discovered smoke issuing from the
apartments of Lewis Kirchner, No. l06S
Bergen avenue, at six O'Clock last even
ing. A still alarm brought the fremen
or No. 4 Truck TO the scene, who exiting
uished the flames. Slight damage.
The boulevard through this section as
mapped out by Engineer Harrison, If
adopted, will necessitate the removal of
the Globe Hotel and other large buildings
on Bergen near Danforth n Tne
property owners in the immediate vicin-
ity are kicking and are supporting the
movement TO bring the road down Old
Bergen road instead of Bergen avenue.
Messrs. Joseph Ennis aud j. jackson
have been elected member of the mem
bersof the Grace p. E. Church choir.
An effort Will soon be made TO reorgan-
ize the Independent Drum and Flute
Corps.
The Helping Hand Circle Of Kings
Daughters will give a strawberry festival
at the Reformed Church nex Tuesday
evening.
West bergen.
The matter of raising the railroad bridge
over West Side avenue has been I. en- up
by the Street and Water Commissioners.