The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-02

of No. ? Webster avenue, was decided his
morning by Judge Dayton. Tie sait was
for The recovery Of S-OO. money lOanat anil
rent. A Judgment VI 0U WAS awarded
the plaiatin.
The monthly report OF Warden Osborne
~ the Cry Hospital shows that on March
1 there were sixty-seveu patients In the
hosoi;el. Daring the mnnti fl6 were ad-
ritied, 1S3 treated, &C d~ischarReti, cured;
20 discouraged improved; 12 were removed
70 county institutions and bat Il died.
Fiftv-hye Ambulance calls were answered.,
aud I'LL prescriptions compounded.
Lafayette
The third anniversary OF Fisk Section
No. ., G sdets OF Temperance, will be ceie-
brHted tomorrow evening at the club
room, No. 123 Grand street.
The Lafayette Building and Loan As
ISOLATION has decided to open u new series
of n thousand shares.
A small fire occurred last night at the
residence Of Mrs. Ryan on Pine street.
Some clothing was destroyed.
John Connors, apainter, while Working
on Mr.. Smiths new dwelling on Airing
ton avenue fell from u scaffold and was
badly hur~ He was taken TO St. Francis
Hospital.
The work Of paving Woodward street
between Grand street aud Johnston ave-
nue. will begin Monday.
The regular meeting OF the Lafayette
Amateur Dramatic Society Will be held
this evening ut the residence of James
Harton on Pacific avenue.
Greenville.
R~oundsman Mcintyre of the Fifth Pre-
cinct found n parcel containing several
yards Of costly feather trimming at At
lantic street and Ocean avenue, yesterday.
The county boulevard Will run a Few
hundred reet northwest Of Bergen ave-
nue..
The regular meeting of the Executive
Board OF the Greenviile Y. NJ. q. A. will
be held on Saturday evening Ex-Alder-
mau Michael Schultz. Jr., ). b. Vreelaud,
). L. Harvey and G. Chesebro have been
elected members of the Board.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Reformed Church will celebrate their an
niversary by holding r reception at the
church parlors on ADrilS s.
West Bergen.
Considerable progress is being made in
the work Of e~xcayatiug the base msnt for
the new public school Material IS at
hand Tor the foundation. The residents
are highly elated over their good fortune,
and watch the work with satisfaction.
The new brick building of the horticul-
tural implement works has been COM
pleted with the exception of the inside
work. A new factory will be erected
south of the present works.
The annual meeting of the M. L. Sun
day school was held last evening. Mr..
William H.. Beach was elected superin-
tendent and Mr.. G. Brodhead was re-
elected secretary.
Skillman and Newkirk have purchased
three lots on West Side avenue near the
railroad station. upon which they will
erect a four-story brick building contain
ing a public hall.
The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Reformed Church will
meet this afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. G Post, No. 20 Vaudeville avenue.
The West Bergen Pleasure I'll will
meet this evening at the club house on
Mallory avenue. The annual picnic is
occupying the attention of the members.
William II. Wood, Jr., has returned
home from a trip through the western
states.
The residents on Union street nave pc
titioned the Street and Water Board for
the erection OF six additional lamps be-
tween Bergen and West Side venues
Miss Maggie Holland OF Pittsburg. Pa,
has been visiting Mr.. j.. Kimball Of Gull
yer ayeQua