The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-04


Matt5Jn OF No. 100 YORK street.
Patroiman Higgins yester lay afternoon
canturcd Thomas Donnciy Of No. 40
second street, who escaped from the Gus
tody OF Que OF the Snake Hin Keepers
Henry Allen OF No. 7 Exchange place
was held for the Grand Jury bv Police
justice O'DonneA this morning for steal
ing two wagon wheel tires from August
White OF No. 33S Newark avenue
William Tocie Of No. 42i Grove street, a
freight handler, while at work at the
Pennsylvania Railroad docks Saturday.
was badly injured about the body by
pile Of lumber tumbling upon him. lie
was taken to st. Francis Hospital
William II. Whitford, alias Franck G..
Williams, Of Paterson, N. j., was held in
$500 hail tor examination by Police jus
rtice ODoanell this morning as a disOr-
derly person. He was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman Goetz at the Erie
depot.
Nary Mcrrissey. an old rounder, I'm
ished a term of thirty DAYS at Snake Hill
Saturday. Saturday night she BEGAN u
celebrate tne occasion ~andIindulged freely
IN a lunch OF pigs feet n bad whiskey.
She was 0 crawling around the gutter
OF Warren street. Justice O'Donnell sent
der uD for ninety days this morning
Sebastian Hughes OF $50 Grove street
while crossing Montgomery street. near
Warren, last night. was Knocked down
by the horse attached to the city ambu-
lance wagon and was Injured about the
legs. He was attended by the ambulance
surgeon and taken home in the ambu-
lance wagon.
Edward Ryan, thirty-two years, of Bav
street, fell in u fit On Railroad avenue
Saturday night aud was taken To the City
Hospital unconscious.
James Chester was assaulted by un-
known persons at the foot OF Eighth street
lact pfVhf He nnnaarod ar tho f.rnvn
street police station to nave a scalp
wound attended TO.
Lafayette.
Communipaw Council, Royal Ar
canum, will meet this evening at the
rooms on Maple street. Secretary Lucas
reports a membership of over one hun
dred and twenty-five.
The Lafayette Guard was organized
yesterday at the residence OF Harry
Gubelman. on Pacific avenue. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. President,
Harry Gubelman; viee-president, James
Snlder; secretary. John Hayes, and treas
nrer. George Smith. The club starts out
with a membership of thirty-foar.
The trees surrounding the mule yards
on Bishop street are receiving a new coat
Of whitewaSh.
John Tobin while drunk last evening
fell downstairs at his home on Maple
street and broke his right leg. He was
II WI " liz - III
The Lafayette Club will meet this even
ing at the rooms on Pacific avenue. OH
GERS for the ensuing wear will be elected.
Arrangements will be made for the first
annual banquet
The property owners on Lafayette street
are talking Of circulating a petition for
the curbing and paving or that thorough
fare.
James Dellhante, n car cleaner employ
ed by the Central Railroad, fell from the
top of a car which he was cleaning this
| morning at the Yards at Communipaw
lie was taken TO his home on johnson
avenue.
GreenviIIe.
Books in the United Building and Loan
Association will be issued today. The
first subscriptions will be renewed at
Bamber Hall this evening. The first
series, which is limited to 200 shares, is
almost closed out. and the success OF the
association Is assured. Citizen Reuben
Simpson is president, and Counsellor
Winfield Is solicitor.
The Y. M. G. A. Executive Board met
last Saturday evening aud elected Mr.. j..
Il. Peters u member of the Board.
Ex-Alderman Michael Schultz has
again installed himself in the Reformed
Church choir, which fact Is highly pleas
ing to the music loving congregation.
The choir now ranks seconds to none in
the city.
The Republicans of the Sixth district
will tender a banquet to Alderman Alex
ander Dusenbery AT Zeugncr,s Beividere
Hall this evening Mayor Cleveland,
Major Pangborn, James G.. Young and S.
r. 1enney are booked as post prandial
orators.
There is a petition on foot for the grad
ing and paving of Noble street from Old
Bergen road to the Morris Canal. A ma
jorlty of the property owners have signed
1t. This Is a much needed improvement,
as Noble street Is a very useful thol ough-
fare.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Y. NJ. G.. A. will be held tomorrow even
ing at the rooms, No. % Linden emit
Mr.. William II. Beach. president of the
Hudson County Methodist Alliance, will
deliver an address on association work
Greenville Building and Loan Associa-
ton NO. l Will meet this evening at No.
90 Linden avenue A sale of money will
be held.
West Bergen.
Captain Jack Smith, of the Fifth pre-
cinct was on hand yesterday and stopped
all ball playing. A gang of toughs
arrived on the Two O'Clock train and
started to play ball on the Culver
avenue grounds. Captain Smith stopped
the game.
Mr.. II. n. Van Wagner is erecting a
stable on the property he recently bought
on West Side avenue. The erection of an
office will soon be commenced.
Residents on West Side aveuue are COM
planning of the ashes which the ]. c.. &
b. Il. r. has laid over the recently laid
car tracks. The dust arising from these
ashes almost blinds the passers-by.
The ID. NJ. Brennan Association will
meet at No. 20 Hatch avenue this evening.
Arrangements will be made tor the first
annual picnic.
The joint entertainment of the Har-
mony Club and w. b. A. A. will be held
at No. % Bergen avenue tomorrow even.
ing, Chairman Lincks is working ike a
beaver to make it a success, and his efforts
are being ably seconded by the balance of
the committee. Some of the best talent
in the city will appear. and dancing will
follow the entertainment.
King Daughters will meet this evening
ut No. So West Side avenue.
Adead dog has been lying at Communi-
paw and West Side avenues over a
month. The police have been notified,
and in turn the dead animal man has
been informed of the matter.
The new electric road will be completed
within another week.
Mr.. James Bogart will break gronnd
next week for Il three story frame dwell
ing on Communfpaw avenue.
BAYONNE.
The Board Of Education for 1S91-92 will
will make another effort toward organi-
zation this evening.