The Jersey City news., 1891-11-03


Llnle, out the III IN, who IS slowly dying
or dtopsy, mas again been thrown back
into his cell. He is seventy two years old
aud Il veteran of the Mexican war aud
was Il scout for General Y Ichary Taylor.
Judge McCo; mick issued Imperative Or
dels that the prisoner should be removed
to another part of the jiil. De furnished
with Whatever he desired aud that his
wife be permitted to visit him daily. The
Court also ,ordered that DIR. James S.
Green. the leading physician of the city.
be engaged to attend the sick. man.
CITY NOTES.
The First Baptist Church fair, Grove
street, opens this evening. IL will close
Friday evening.
1he Ladies' Anxl liary Committee Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. will hold IL fur at the
Association rooms. Nos. S3 to 50 Wayne
street, November H. IL V.
A fair will be mel al h. Second Pres
byterian Church, Third street. this even
ing. closing Friuay evening.
Joseph McCourt, sixty-seven years Old,
was admired to the City Hospital last
night suffering from scalp wounds re.
celved in II fight.
Louis Trorge, admitted to the City.Hos-
pltal October 80, dlea last night from
consumption. 1hs body is in the
morgua.
Uriah Boswell and Andy Ward were
UTISbucES III Ji5OlC6 hitltuofl1 CpuLU
This morning charged with larceny by
B. q. Vreeland, of No COG Ocean avenue.
The body of the new born child re-
moved to the morgue yesterday. was this
morning Inferred in the New York Bay
Cemetery.
tertainment aud mop last night in Bergen
Hall. The affair was Il success.
Three-year-old Annie Perry was de-
tanned at the Seventh Precinct Station
House last night for more than hour.
The child had wandered from her home
aud became lost. Her parents live In
Fairmount avenue.
The coal dealers were to have met last
night in Wersebe's Hall, ut Summit and
Sip Avenues, but u quorum failed to ap-
pear.
The receipts of the Columbia Building
and Loan Association last night were
So, 500 A sale of $l,400 was made last
night at $4S premium.
A. Scheuewitch,E ,Ewhile coupling cars in
the Pennsylvania yard yesterday, was
badly crushed. He is III the City Hos
pital,
Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dingwall have re-
turned from their wedding tour and nave
taken up their residence on Van Horn
street.
The Lafayette Rangers left for Carl
stadt this morning, where they Will
spend the day In banging holes in the tar
gets ard athletic games. Handsome
prizes will be awarded to those making
the highest scores.
William Thorpe, a brakeman employed
by the Central Railroad, fell from the top
of freight car at Communipaw yester-
day and broke both legs He was re-
moved TO the City Hospital.
Miss Minnie Lawton rendered a recep-
tion 10 her young friends at her residence
H.. T,,Lf f,,x - ri,.ar
games and dancing made the evening
pass pleasantly. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
Miss Annie Jennings of Maple street
left today Tor Chicago. ILL.,, where she will
spend several weeks with her frienhs.
A handsome sum WAS realized by the
Heating Athletic Association at their
entertainments ut Bergen Hall last even
ing. The proceeds will be used in fur
uisning the rooms.
Greenville
A joint concert OF the Thiesen Juvenile
Orchestra, Pamrapo Juvenile Orchestra,
and the Ihiesen Amateur Orchestra, will
be held at Metropolitan Hail on Thurs
day evening November H. After the
concert the floor will be cleared for dane
ing.
The first season of the night school at
No. 20 Pubic School, was held last even
ing. There were over two hundred schol-
ars present.
The Greenville Turn Verein will meet
for practice this evening at Metropolitan
Hall.
The way ash barrels and board fences
have been disappearing during the past
few weeks would seem to indicate that
the boys of Greenviile will have big
time tonight.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sixth District Citizens Improvement AS
sociation will be neld on next Tuesday
evening at the rooms in Bamber Hall.
Among the matters that will be talked
about are:-Rapid transit, new police
station, Woodlawn sewers. uisgraceful
condition of Ocean avenue and the need
OF a school for Woodlawn.
The regular reception OF the Greenville
Dancing Pavilion was held last evening
at Margel's Hall ou Rose avenue. A large
number OF Greenville people were pres
ent.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
meet this evening at the rooms in Jac-
cards Hall, and celebrate in Citing
manner the victory of the Democratic
party in Hudson County.
The Pearsall Dancing Club will meet
tomorrow evening at Belveiere Hail.
The ladlessof the German Pioneer We're
in will give the inmates of the Raymond
Roth Home 10 treat on Thanksgiving
Day A dinner, consisting of turkey aud
other good things, will be served.
The Greenvile Wheelmen left this
morning for Tarrytown, N. Y, their
wheels of course, accompanying them.
They will return to Greenville about ten
o'clock this evening.
The property owners on Old Bergen
Road strenuously object paying 800 per
lot for the paving of that thorougnfare.
An effort Is to be made to have IL reduced
to SIS per lot. The Linden avenue paw
ing which was done by private contract,
cost $50 per lot.
West Bergen.
The Chautuqua Literary aud Scientific
Circle met last evening in the West Side
M, +. church. The exercises consisted
of readings, essays and recitatious. The
mem bership of the circle now numbers
thirty.
The West Bergen citizens are grumbling
at the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
for not putin In double track on West
Side avenue. When theWest Side line was
extended, the j. G. & b. r. Z. did good
thing tor West Bergen, and although
the road by no means y y,
yet every attempt is being made by the
company TO accommodate the people of
this section. Mr.. Thurston's opinion is
that the system now in vogue on West
Side avenue is practically the best for the
situation. When the West Side sewer is
put in, President Thurston says. the co NJ
pany will ut once lay a double track but
to put down track now and have it tora
up when the sewer is being built would
inf ct an amount of Inconvenience TO the
MI hlic and exnpuga IN the c0Irlnupv W mich