The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22

for thirty days this morning by y q stlce
kimmerly. sweeney was acting in u dis-
orderly manner on Bergen avenue
Policeman kelburn OF the Seventh pre-
ciuct yesterday afternoon arrested seven
peddlers who had tailed 70 secure iicen SEES
When arraigued In court this ing
they stated that the licenses had been APP
piled for but the plates were not reaay
for distribution. Justice Kimmerly dis
| charged the prisoners.
Ja6ez Wakeman was set to Snake Hill
this morning by Justice KImmerly for
thirty days for being drunk.
Tn receipts of the Bergen Building
| and Loan Association last night were:-
| Series No. l, seer; series No. 2, S4S5 35.
William Brett. "a years old. OF No. 2SS
Hancock avenue, who was stricken with
paralysis yesterday morning. died ID the
City Hospital last uight. The body was
taken In charge by friends.
Seven months old Annie Reynolds, OF
Brooklyn. admitted to the City Hospital
yesterday suffering from cholera in
fantum, died yesterday afternoon.
Anna DIVER, tweuty-three years old. of
Tyler Park, while visiting friends at No.
LISP Summit avenue. last night slipped
and fell down a flight of stairs dislocat-
ing her right shoulder. IA was removed
to the City Hospital +.
Lafayette.
Court General Lafayette, A. q. o. +. of
A., will meet at Lafayette House tonight.
Henry NJ. Woods. the ice cream man,
lost a Valuable diamond on Monday after
noon somewhere near the New York Bay
Cemetery. He has offered u reward for
| its return.
Court Glen wood. 1895, and Court Cen
eral Lafayette, zoos. will hold al excur-
sion on Tuesday. July 2S, TO Bay Cliff
Park. Professors Dwyer aud Holden will
furnish the music
Mr.. John Loyelaud has just completed
a new rifle range In his place. 1t will be
1 opened Tor public use next Saturday.
Mr.. II. N. Bauers. of Monitor street,
left this morning for Deckertown, where
he will stay for a week.
Mir. p. Il. DAILY and Miss Annie Nor
iarty, OF Lafayette. will be married next
Sunday. The ceremony will take place
at the residence of the groom, No. l49H
Wilton street.
The II. NJ. Loveland Chowder Associa-
ton Will hold an outing on August 10.
The patty will go TO the Seacaucus Road.
If WORKS wei put In the cock on the
tower of the Standard Watch Work it
would be a great convenience to the IN
habitants IN this neighborhood. The ab-
sence of hands makes the building look
Incomplete.
The Lafayette Association will hold a
picnic at GIeenville Schuetzen PARK on
Monday, July "a Prof. Beggs Will
furnish the music.
The grounds around the Lafayette sta
ton of the Newark aud New York Rail-
AR0a - $3.50 ~
ton. The building, however, could stand
a coat of paint.
Miss Grace Trumble and Miss Hattie
Bender will leave the latter end of this
week for Rosebank, N. Y, where they
win spend they summer.
On Wednesday, July 28s the members
of the Lafayette ! will celebrate their
first anniversary In their own spacious
room. They intend 10 make this an event
long to be remembered.
fFna nrnuocQI faueq Qf tho hand of
Woodward street, near the canal, has not
yet been ouilt. On n dark night "a strange
driver wouid be very apt to drive into the
cauaL
The residents of Communipaw avenue
between Pacific avenue and Wilton
streets were pleased to see the item in the
\ JERSEY CITY NEWS last night regarding
the bad condition of the streeE. One or
the property owners said to me:-"We
nave been troubled about this matter
for a long time. The Street and Water
Board have been notified continually, but
as yet have don nothing. Now that your
paper has mentioned the fact. we hope
some action will be taken" The street
in this spot has sunk in several places,
and large pools Of water make a very bad
smell.
West Bergen.
The New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone Company have a large force of
men at work erecting poles and stringirg
wires along West Side avenue.
Mr.. William v. Ga~rrison's five frame
houses on Hoadly avenue are nearing
completion.
The West Bergen Athletic Association
held a regular meeting on Monday even
ing with President Links in the chair.
The bylaws were revised and the mem
beers divided into three discretionary,
associative aud active. Arrangements
were made for the games to be held on
Labor Day at the Culver avenue grounds.
This association numbers about fifty
members.
The Rev. w. D. Grant, OF the South
Bergen Reformed Church, has Joined lis
wife and family in Canada, and will re-
main there until September. Services
will be held in the church as usual, and
visiting pastors will o~ficiate.
John Iii Zsimmons, an employe of the
West Bergen Steel Works, was injured
about noon yesterday by a falling piece
of bar steel. The hot metal struck him
in the arm and burnt it severity. DIR.
| Walter Wilkinson was sent for and ne
bound the wound and sent the young
man home. He is twenty years old and
resides on Clendenny avenue.
The d. NJ. Brennan Association met on
Monday uight and made further arrange
! ments for the outing.
Tit property of Mr.. A. S. Hatch, con-
sisting of about fifty lots la various parts
of West Bergen, Will be sold at auction
in the early part Of August.
A baseball game under the auSpices OF
the Wooden Ware Association OF Ne
YORK will be played on the Brennan
grounds next Saturday AFTERNOON.
The movement to obtain IA sewer In this
vicinity seems to be at a standstill. Some
person who has gone to the country for
the summer must be heard from before
further action can be taken. The float
ing refuse in The streets does not contrib
ute to the health of the residents, and
something should be done about the ma L
ter at once. The heat of Yesterday ma de
the stencil and danger more prominent.
An invitation reception will be given
by the West Bergen Athletic ASSOCIATE on
on Tuesday evening. July %, TO celebrate
their first anniversary.
There is some talk of establishing a
large club for young men in this vicinity,
with athletic, baseball, rowing, reading
and other branches. The movement will
probably bs under way by September,
Can't You Catch ON
To a known means of overcoming that obstinate