The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-19
CITY NOTES.

The stencil which arose this morning
from the garbage dump on Montgomery
street was very bad aud made even the
most hardened passenger on the Mont
gomery street cars hold his nostrils.
Peter Steer. sixteen years old, OF No.
452 Second street. fell through the hatch
way of the New Jersey Galvanizing
Works. No. 100 Bay street, Yesterday
afternoon, but fortunately escaped with
out serious injury.
Detective Morris yesterday arrested
Morris W. Fiaherty OF No. 107 Jersey ave-
nue. for stealing brass candIesticks from
cafs at the Pennsylvania depot. Justice
O'Donneli held Fiaherty for trial.
The picnic OF the John f. Dunno Asso-
citation will take place at Pohlmann's pa
vilion next Wednesday evening
The Fremont Club will meet at its
rooms No. S24 Central Avenue Heights,
tomorrow evening.
Philip Mecharoni, peddler, Of Second
street. entered the yard at No. 81! Third
street yesterday to sell peaches. Anuie
Combs, ten years oil. was there. Sh e
told the peddler her mother didn'tw want
anything. He slapped her face for the
Information and was arrested. He was
held for examination by Justice O'Don-
nell today.
Lena Goldberg keeps a small store at
No. 35B51 Fifth street. Among the
articles Tor sale exposed to view on the
StOtV were lWO VII phfl>- odtl0cA Aulhcf
who lives in the house. fell in love with
them. They were just the thing tor the
GROWER working industry. The pals
soon afterward disappeared aud Burke
was arrested. Justice O'Donnell re-
manded him for examination.
Hugh Riley, OF No. 14S Morgan street,
Thomas Burke, of No. 1889 Second ave-
nue., New York, and james Bergen, Of
No. 1863 Seventh street. members of a
gang who rush the ~.'growler" on Provost
street, were arrested yesterday by PATROL
man Mclaughlin as ~disorderly persons.
Justice O'Donnell will hear their story
tomorrow.
Mary Jones. seventy years old, was adj
mitted to the City Hospital last night suf-
ferinx from heart disease.
The Board of Health should look into
the Montgomery street dumping ground
nuisance. IL promises TO excel the Grand
street nuisance.
James McCanl OF No. ZIG Garfield ave-
nue. was arrested this morning by Detec-
tive Hottie on n charge of abandonment
preferred by bis wife. Mrs. MeCaul
states that he has neglected to provide for
her or their three children for the past
six months McCaul is held.
Lafayette.
Work on the new station at Communi-
paw has been resumed after "A delay Of
five days for lack OF bluestone.
The first excursion OF the Central Rail-
road Round House employees will take
place tomorrow TO Barnegat Bay. The
fish are already putting ont to sea.
The Central Railroad bridge from
along the CommuniDaw shore to the
Standard Iron Works is about half COM
pleted. A large force is at work filing in
and the iressle is expected to reach the
shore by the end of the week.
The Heating Athletic Association held
It's first meeting at No. 312 C~ommunipaw
avenue last night. Thirty members were
present. Mr.. John Clarke was elected
President. The evening was passed in
singing and speaking.
Judge Lowy is expected home today
from Sharon Springs.
j. n Mackinnon is erecting a new
factory on Wilton street. 1t Is to be en-
tirely OF iron and freproof. 1t will en-
ploy about one hundred and fifty hands
in making machinists' supplies.
Lafayette will soon be the largest
manufacturing district in Jersey City.
LOIS that would not sell ten years ago for
500 are now worth $1,000.
Greenyilie.
Adam Honala of the Metropolitan
House has taken a party on a weeks
cruise in the yacht Smuggler.
The new lodge OF the Sons of st.
George took in seven. new members last
night.
Contractor O'Neill started work on his
Pearsall avenue contract this morning.
Work on the sewer at the car stables is
progressing rapidly, and the stable men
will be glad when it is done.
The George j. Bannon. DR., Association
will hold It's picnic tonight at the Green
vile Schuetzen Park.
West Bergen.
Montgomery street from the top of the
Hill TO West Side avenue IS undergoing
thorough repair.
The Jersey City aud Bergen Railroad is
laying a new switch on West Side ave-
nue. near Clendeny to do away with the
delay at Communipaw avenue.
Van Wagner is decorating the front of
his office with black paint and fancy
letters.