The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-31

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CITY NOTES.
Police Justice O'Donnell disposed Of
lfty-one arrests this morning In the First
Police Court.
David Blank, a railroad brakeman was
charged today with stealing n monkey
wrench, which he told Justice O'Donnell
he had simply borrowed without the
knowledge of the owner. He was hell
for the Grand Jury.
Frank johnson and Patrick Bolton,
boys, were fiued $2each for throwing cir
culars in the yards along varicK street,
Saturday.
The O,Neill Association will meet at
headquarters next Friday to make ar
engagements for the Ladies' Day sessions
OF next season.
Michael Tigh, ffty-eight years old.
while iuroxlcatrd. fell down a flight OF
stairs at his home, No. 3l7 Grand. street.
Saturday afternoon. He was injured in
ternally. He was removed to the City
Hospital and remained unconscious until
he died this morning. The body was
taken in charge by friends.
There was a break in the water main
at De Kalb and West Side avenues yes
terday. The street was flooded In a
snort Time. Inc Dfeak was rtDdffea Nv
the Street and Water Boards employees.
Vincent Lunbourne. aged seven, was
taken TO the Seventh precinct station
house yesterday by Captain Lan0e. The
boy was lost. He arrived in this country
on Saturday from England with his
mother. They stopped at a friends HOUSE,
al Church street and Jordan avenue for
dinner. The boy went out to play and
became lost. The boys father, who Is a
minister In Bayonne, was notified and lost
no time In recovering his son.
Policemen Ryersou aud Creed of the
Seventh precinct found four cows astray
yesterday afternoon or Sip avenue. The
policemen drove the COWS to the public
pound.
Miss A. L. vreeland this morning pre-
scented Warden Osborne with a number
OF books n magazines for the patients.
Laurence Hunter of No. 22S Halladay
street, was a prisoner in Justice Kim
merly's Court this morning charged with
breaking, entering and larceny OF several
brushes by William A smith. a paint
and brush dealer at No. 81 Fairview ave-
nue.. Smith failed to appear, and the
case was postponed.
Annie Walsh was arrested at the Gen.
trail Railroad depot for uisorderlv con-
duct yesterday. During her imprison-
meut she was taken sick aud had 10 be
removed to the City Hospital.
Richard Quail. OF No. is Van Horne
street. was nEed $40 this mornin z by JUS
tice Kimmeriy for being drunk.
John Nolan, t~hirty-ave years old, OF No.
257 Jordan avenue, WAS kicked IA the
face yesterday by his horse. The man
was attended by DIR. H~ardenburgh and
removed to the City Hospital.
George Farrant, of No. ia Varick
street, New York, was arrested last night
forgscre amipg murderl policel watchl on
Bidwell avenue. He was fined S..
The Undertakers' Association meets to-
morrow night.
The Lincoln Club of the ladies OF the G.
A. X. of Jersey City will hold a picnic at
Pohlman's tomorrow night.
The Second District Court will be
opened tomorrow.
The awful odor which nave been an
noying the residents Of the Heights for so
| long have been traced to their source.
They come from the smoking Of the
County Jail segars.
Lafayette.
At twelve O'Clock yesterday No. 10 En-
CINE Company was called out to put out a
fire in the house OF Thomas Shields. The
fireplace was burnt away; damage about
$50.
Carl Kopide OF Pacific avenue is very
sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan Kingsland of No.
211 Pacific avenue has returned from
Cayuga. n. Y.
Mrs. Bechman of No. 2s4 Wilton street
has returned from Cayuga, N. Y.
Miss Florence Staurets has returned
from Easton, Pa.
Mrs. r. H. Mcknight and family are
back from the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. +. McCels, of No. POS
Pacific avenue, are home from Fonda,
N. Y.
Mrs. j. Wilkins, of No. 2o6 Pacific ave.
nue.. Is home from the Thousand Islands.
Judge LOWS telephone has coma to
stay.
George w. Townley, of Elizabeth,
and Mrs. Mary L. Gordon, of this city.
were married by Justica Lowry on Satur-
day. David aud Minnie Moody were
groom and bridesmaid.
George Duncanson. printer. Of No. 146
Ocean avenue. has mysteriously disap.
peared. He has been gone since Friday
st twelve O'Clock. He told his wife he
would be back Ia two hours as he was
| going to New York to buy some stock for
q job he had on hand. He has not been
seen since. 1t is feared that he has met
with foul play. -
At half-past eight last night some I'M
| known person burned some red fire in the
vicinity Of Detwiller's fireworks factory
in Greenville. 1t lit up the whole sky.
| Box "a was pulled and the iremen turned
out, but had their trouble for nothing.
Joseph Price of No. pa Garfield avenue
was arrested last night for being drunk
GU Ocean avenue by Patrolman Mackie.
| He was discharged.
At the rattle at Miltner's Cottage, Dam
forth avenue, Saturday night, Joseph
Winters threw the dice for Frank Chase
of Ocean avenue. He scored forty-eight
| Needless to say he won the catboat.
Chase presented Winters with "a $40 note
and opened a key of beer for the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Miller have re-
turned from their wedding lou TO New
port. They will take up their residence
at No. As Forest street.
West Bergen.
Mr.. j. w. Merritt OF West Side avenue
has returned from Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith are at Ocean
Grove.
BAYONNE.
Mrs w. I. Overlook aud daughter and
sister of No. 10 West Fourth street have
returned from the Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Helen Gould has returned from a
trip to California.
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