The Jersey City news., 1891-09-19
CITY NOTES.

Tie reunion of the Glass of 1877 will oc-
cur at the High School building Saturday
next.
Next Wednesday the Training School
will be opened. II is expected there will
be thirtv-five pupils.
The Matthew J. Lawless Association
will have its annual outing at Wagner's
Park, Carstadt, Thursday, October Is.
The club has a membership Of $50 and is
adding to the number daily.
Three of the typhoid fever patients in
the City Hospital were discharged last
night.
The semi-annual examination for the
position of ambulance surgeon will take
place this afternoon in the City Hospital.
The Examining Board consists of Doc
tors Buffet, Dickinson aud Watson.
h Patrick O'Keefe, while. under the influ-
wife with stick. Justice Kimmerly re-
quired him to furnish bonds in the sum
OF 5000 to keep the peace.
Bridget Fuller, twenty-eight years old,
of No. 200 Sixteenth street, was admitted
to the City Hospital yesterday afternoon
suffering from scalp wounds inflicted by
her husband.
Simon Hammer, of No. Woodward
street, was directed by Justice kimmerly
this morning TO pny his wife, who is
about to become mother, s. per month.
Hammer claims that his wife refuses to
live with him.
Lafayette.
Carpenter j. Darling is building an
other house for r. Pullman ON Nelson
street.
+. RAIDER of No. 1877 Pacific avenue is
stopping at the Grand View Hotel. AS
bury Park.
The Leonard j. Kaiser Association
meets Monday night.
Joppa Commandery, Knights of Malta,
MOndnV NIGHT kaiGQrfQ l06Oa
rooms.
A special meeting of the Heating Asso-
citation will be held at the rooms, No. 312
Communipaw avenue, tomorrow morn-
ing at nine O'Clock. Two hundred tickets
have been sold for the cruise and dinner
at Clifton, s. l.
Communipaw Tribe No. ISL. Order of
Red Men, met last night at kaiser's Hall
A mock Initiation was performed for the
benefit of the visiting brothers The lodge
has received its regalias from Housman
of Philadelphia. who presented the mem
bers with d handsome mug ornamented
with the emblem of the order.
A dead horse lies on Maple street, near
Pine street. 1t has been there three
days.
Commodore Bral, of the Oceanic Y. G..
has returned III his yacht with party OF
friends aft er Il very enjoyable trip down
the bay. They were gone five days
MIR. John Krafer has returned from
Lancaster, Pa.
Greenville.
Mr., Kraus, of Ocean avenue, sailed
Yesterday for Germany. He was escorted
to tue steamer by Il party of friends.
The Greenville Guards still talk of hav-
ing target excursion, but no arrange
ments have been made.
Mr. Abbott, OF Danforth avenue, has
returned from his vacation.
John Reid and mother, of Ocean ave-
nue., have returned from the Catskills.
West Bergen.
One of Van Wagenen's wagons broke
down on West Side avenue yesterday,
spreading coal all over the street
For the water mass meeting next Thurs
day, the officers have been selected:-Mr.
Jennings, Chairman; Mr.. Murch, Secretary;
Mr. Skillnlan and Mr. Standish, COM
mittee to obtain spenkers The following
gentlemen have been invited:-The Rev.
Mr. Scudder, Mr.. Irwin, Judge Pnstsr
and Mr. Beach. There will be fireworks.
If the weather is bad the basement of
the West Side avenue Church will be
used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble have returned
from Cold Springs after sojJura of
three months.
Mr.. Thomas Harkins of West Side
avenue, has returned from Atlantic
Highlands.