The Jersey City news., 1891-08-22

No. 1l6 Sherman avenue. While there
she fell down flight Of stairs and
sprained her nip. She was taken in an
ambulance to the CITY Hospital.
Thomas and Josepi Wade aud Gun
ningham Ward. alias King. the assail
ants of Otto Difzinger. were committed
without bail by Justice O'Donneil-
Annie Ecelkt OF No. 219 Mercer street
caused the arrest OF Richard Ecelkt, her
husband. aud he was to-day arraigneo he
fore Justice O'DonnelL Mrs Eceikt
complained that her husband had threat
ened to stab her. He was held for exam
ination.
Benjamin White, loafer. who made
himself generally obnoxious last night,
was today sent to the Penitentinry for
thirty days by Justice O'Donnell.
Mrs. Aran Meyer, sixty years old, OF
Hancock avenue and Bowers street. fell
down flight OF stairs ut the home OF one
Mrs Wilson at No. 116 Sherman avenue,
last evening. and strained her hip. She
was removed to the City Hospital
TOtDn Talk, a new club paper, will be
published for the first time next week
The Montgomery street dump is rapidly
becoming nuisance. The hot rays Of the
sub upon the garbage causing the odor
to arise that Is causing considerable COM
plaint- The attention of the Board OF
Health has been called to this matter.
A dozen boys were enjoying bath In
Mill Greek this morning. This creek
carries of the sewage water from the
Heights and is an unhealthy place to
bathe.
The city scraper has been at work for
the past few days levelling Montgomery
street above Brunswick. The dust flies
rarely sprinkles this portion Of the
street.
The police of the Fourth precinct have
ceased the whole sale slaughter OF dogs.
John J. O'Brien Of No. SIC Sixth street
fell aud broke bis leg yesterday while at
work at Allisonfs dry docks He was re-
moved to ST. Francis Hospital.
Robert Dillon. OF No. "A Canal street,
was admitted to the City Hospital June
30 suffering from q complication OF
diseases He died last night.
Henry Shields.a "a keeper at the Peniten-
tiary, aud Robert Dickson have been
spending a delightful week at the
Lafayette
At special meeting OF the Keating A.
c. at No. 314 CommunIpaw av enue last
night thirty members were proposed.
The officers of the association are:-John
Clarke, President; +. NJ. Heating. Vice
President; H. NJ. Duncan, Secretary; G..
Bauer, Treasurer; Charles Shappe. Ser
geant-at-Arms; H. Barclay. Captain of
Sports; J. Wittpenn, Assistant. A cross
country run will be given Wednesday
eveding. The X. A. G. has George Ban
ner entered in the Plumbers Union on
Saturday, August %; also II. Barclay in
100 yards dash and q. Bonner in the 600
There are thirty-three saloons in LafaJ :
ette paying $3.50 license each.
Miss May Green OF Wilton street has
returned from Asburv Park.
The New Jersey Hot House Heating
Company of Arlington station are erect
kFnfIt ~ 4
spread and the roef fell in, entailing coz
siderable damage.
Greenyilie.
The William ]. Tanner Association win
hold their picnic on Monday. August "a,
at Armbruster's Schuetzen Park
The J. G. 4. d. are erectingnew poles
on Longstreet and taking down the old
ones.
E. H. Martin of Bergen Road had
Officer Boose shoot his horse yesterday
afternoon. 1t was suffering from spine
disease.
Several of the La Grippe Club had
their pictures taken in trout of the New
York Bay House yesterday. Polly"
was not in it.
Cottage tonight at eight o'clock for an
eighteen foot catboat.
The ]. c. Il. ID. Is putting new safety
wires from the top of the poles TO the
alarm boxes at an expense OF five ce nts
a foot
West Bergen.
Miss Addie and Grace Swenarton have
returned from Pearl River, n. j.
number of people from this section
went to Ocean Grove yesterday on an ex-
cursion
The residents of Fisk street are COM
plaiuing OF having only one lamp on the
street.
Miss Jennie Boothead is ssending a
week at the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean Grove.