The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-26
CITY NOTES.

The p. II. O'Neill Association will have
its annual outing and 9ames on Monday.
August IL. The steam boat Pomona has
beeu chartered. and the day will be spent
at Donuelly's Grove, College Point.
The commencement exercises OF st.
Peters College will be neld this evening
at the Academy of Music.
John johnson, of No. 403 Henderson
street. had two OF his fingers crushed on
by a rolling machine at Smiths rubber
factory last evening.
William Orr was found on the street
early this morning bleeding profusely
about the head. Roundsman Cannon
look him to the Grove street station
house. He said he had been assaulted
by unknown hoodlums at Third and
! Henderson streets.
A slight fire occurred last night In a
bakery owned by Gustav Albrecht In the
re tr OF No. 1889 Summit avenue.
George Shelley of No. PAS Fifth street
was committed for trial by Police Justice
O'Donnell this morning for stealing a
| coat and vest from bis landlady, Mrs.
Mile Dorbach. Pawn tickets were
found in his posses zion by Police Captain
Kelly that led to the recovery of tn c
goods.
LAFAYETTE
The Lafayette Camping Club was Or
! ganized last evening at the residence OF
| James Leonard, on Maple street. The
following officers were elected:-Presi-
dent, J. Leonard; Vice President, George
Burger; Secretary. A Williams, aud
| Treasurer, +. Eyeland. The club will
leave on July Is for the Adirondacks,
where the members will spend three
weeks.
A sneak thief gained entrance into the
re sidence eff James Fawcett, on Halliday
street. last evening, and stole jewelry val
ned at S21-
The Lafayette Rifle Club left Lafayette
in stages and coaches this morning. h
members are accompanied by their wives
aud families, and their destination is the
Currie Woods, where they will make
merry.
Frank Swift Of Pine street, while groom
ing a horse this morning, was kicked and
his right leg broken. He was taken 10
the City Hospital.
The Lafayette Literary Circle will meet
this evening at the residence OF James
| Albright on Pacific venue Arrange
| ments will be made for an excursion.
Tne street cleaners visited this section
this morning, much to the surprise OF the
residents
GreenvfIIe.
During the past few weeks the residents
on Carteret aud Arlington avenues have
been sroubled by small boys VINO steal
cherries from the trees In their yards.
Complaint was made TO the Fifth pre-
cinct police, and Policeman Meyer was
detailed to capture the m~iscreants. Last
| evening he saw joseph Greiss, nfteen
years old, Of No. los Van Horne street,
climb one of the trees after the fruit and
arrested him. He will be arraigned be-
| fore Justice Kimmerly.
The In-as.much Circle of Kings
Daughters of the Reformed Church Wis
tied the City Hospital yesterday, and
s~erved,ice cream to the patients.
Miss Buck, formerly of this place, ana
Architect Henry Palmer, were married at
Baltimore last evening. They Will reside
on Avenue r.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the first
annual excursion of the Linden Avenue
Hudson, next Monday. The attractions
offered are of the highest order, and
Under the direction of the gentlemen in
charge Of the arrangements 1t Will be a
decided success.
The Merry Anglers met last evening
at dick Uldrich's" and arranged the
details for the annual excursion to Bar
negat Bay. The fishermen will leave
Greenville next Friday morning. Il will
return on the following Tuesday.
The Faith Curists are beautilying their
grounds at Chapel avenue Several i'm
Drovements TO the sanctuary. wall be
made, n arrangements are being made
for the accommodation of a larger num-
Der of people.
An unusually large number of stray
logs abound In this section, and Rev.
w. p. Bruce of the Reformed Church has
complained to the police about the dogs
that abound on his block. The price OF
sausage is as high as ever, however
Mr.. Frank Liliiendahl. of Danforth
avenue, who graduated from the Co
lumbia College School of Mines a few
weeks ago, will leave for Mexico in a
few days where he will ply his vocation
as a civil and mining engineer.
A sacoud SERIES of RlarRS will he issued
shortly by the Greenyille United Build
ing n Loan Association.
The G~reenvilie Tribe of Red Men will
meet at the rooms in Bamber Hall this
evening.
West Bergen.
The West Bergen Camping Club has
been ~reorganized for the season, and on
July 10 will leave for the Berkshire Hills
in Massachusetts, where they will stay
five weeks. A commodious cottage will
be erected for the members n an enjoy
able time is anticipated. The club now
has twenty members.
The Bergen Avenue Railroad bridge
is almost two feet above street grade. and
is rather dangerous for vehicles having
occasion to use it, while the West side
avenue bridge is so low that it is still
more dangerous. lt is about time the
| railroad people did something towards
eradicating these evils.
II 0CnAt5 VI "a
met at No. 20 Hatch avenue last evening
aud received a partial report from the
| Committee of Arrangements on the re-
cent picnic The members are actively
discussing whether they shall have a
chowder party or another picnic.
Grams boat house seems to be a great
| resort for grabbing parties. Large mum
beers of crabs are being caught daily in
that vicinity.
Landscape gardeners were at work
yesterday Identifying the lawn around
the railway station.
Tn property owners In this section are
anxiously awaiting the decision of the
| Commissioners of Assessment so that
they eau tell what the cost of the new
sewers will be to them as individuals.
IL was hoped by the residents that the
work would be under way by July l. but
the present outlook seems to indicate
that il will be August l before anything
isdone. Meanwhile the people are suffering
from the disease breeding ponds and poor
! Sc xerace.
The L. b. A. A. club house will receive
a coat Of paint In a few days. 1t is many
| years since the building was painted.
MIR. Cummings has laid out a tennis
! court on West Side avenue. Mr.. Judge
has also laid out grounds adjoiDing his
residence on Eye avenue.
TN OF NEW JERSEY.
To Robert L Chase, defendant.
BIS virtue OF an order OF the Court Of Chaneery 81