The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
CITY NOTES.

Children's Day will be observed tomor-
| row in the Simpson Methodist Church,
Central avenue and Fleet street. The
| pastor wilt preach to young people in the
| morning. In the evening there, Will be a
| concert by the Sabbath school founded on
the Pilgrims Progress.
A spiritual retreat will be given nex
| week IN the Church of the Jesuit Fathers.
| Grand street. beginning tomorrow. The
| Rev. James j. Sheehan, OF St. Patrick's,
will conduct the exercises on Sunday.
The Rev. w. e.. S~nOdgrass will preach
the commencement sermon TO the Has
brouck Institute graduates tomorrow
morning In the Hedding NJ. Z. Church.
On Monday evening the Hasbrouck
| School Of Music will give its closing musi-
Gale In the Tabernacle. Admission by
ticket.
a regular meeting of the Board of
Trade will be held in the rooms over the
| Second National Bank on Monday at s p.
m. The special subjects Hre:-"How to
Make the Business Section of Jersey
| City Accessible to ALI Parts of the County
by a System of Rapid 1ransits and Trans
fers," and "Advisability Of Purchase Of
Land on the Hackensack River by the
City for Public Docks"
Raphael and Letinza Grace Of No. GO
Newark ven We're each fined 81 this
morning by Police Justice O'Donnell for
burning a bed tick in the streets last
night.
Police Justice O'Donnell this morning
sent up Bridget Billingford aud Annie
Ahern 10 the County Farm for ninety
days as disorderly persons. Growler
rushers and old FOUNDERS get no favor In
the First Police Court.
Peter Williams, captain of the lighter
Hudson, had his left leg broken yester-
day whiIe making fast his boat to one OF
the Red Star line piers His leg was
caught between the hauser and a elect
- - ry.o a., - wfClnDflv n thu dnoE
Another fire broke out yesterday after
400 in Lowenthal & Morganstine's rub
Der factory at Eighth and Provost street.
Damage 5000. Fully insured.
The Jersey City Rangers are making
elaborate preparations for their big pic
mic, which Is to be held at Pohlmann's on
Wednesday, June II.
Mary Dowd Of No. 81 Pamrapo avenue
was put under S100 bonds this mornin z TO
keep the peace by Justice Kiinmer ly.
Catherine Keegan of the same residence
complained that Mary had assaulted her
with Il stick
The First Universalist Church was
found open this morning by Policeman
KilDurn of the Seventh precinct. Moth
ing missing.
John smith, forty years, of No. 1856
Washington street. jumped of a moving
train last night at the meadow shops of
the Pennsylvania Railway and fractured
his arms. He was removed to the City
Hospital.
John Husse a carpenter in the Lehigh
Valley Railway freight depot at Com
munipaw. was severely injured about the
head and body this morning by a heavy
piece of timber falling on him. He was
removed to the City Hospital.
The prominent Republicans of the
Fourth district will meet at Pohlmann's
tonight TO form u republican club.
John Doe, u suspicious looking Italian A,
was found wandering on Central avenue
late last night by Sergeant Holderer. At
the station house a piece OF n candle was
found upon him. Justice Davis held him
for examination this morning.
John Kelly of No. s. Poplar street was
sent up for thirty days this morning for
abusing mis- neighbors. He complained of
the absence of his counsel. Justice Davis
said:-'I don't propose to allow this CONT
TO be run by LAWYERS"
Lafayette.
Children's Day will be observed in the
Lafayette NJ. 4 Church tomorrow. The
church will be decorated with palms and
flowers. In the morning Rev. p. G.
Blight will preach a sermon to the chill
dren. His subject will be '"Tbe Little
Foxes" In the evening the special chill
dren's service viii be held. Snperintead-
ent Charles Truesdell will be in charge.
The programme will consist of songs,
reeitations and responsive readings.
Matters in regard to the new building
ana loan dSsOCiatlOu are very quiet al
present. No one seems to know how
many shares ave been subscribed for.
The erection of the third story on the
new school house has been commenced.
Progress siuce the strike has been rapid,
and Contractor Keileher says he will
have his contract completed before the
stipulated time.
Glendale Park is visited every day by
large crowds from the heights and the
lower portions OF the city who came to
see how the gypsies live. The gypsies
realize considerable money telling for
tunes.
A special meeting OF the Lafayette Club
is down on the cards tor this evening.
Charles Kelsey of Maple street was
struck by a slowly moving freight train
verely injured about the head. He was
removed to the City Hospital in an ambu-
lance.
The email boys in this section are Great
ing on srnatiou among the owners of
chei y .rses. Several complaints have
been aue to the police. who are on the
lookout.
The teachers of the Christ T. E Church
Sunday school met last evening in the
guild room, n made arrangements for
an excursion TO Pleasant Valley Grove,
on the HUDSON, on July /.
Dick" Uidrich, Greenville's veteran
ASIIA AiNns say . tAat NIAD6 are UNUSUALLY
plentiful this season. Large numbers are
being caught in Newark Bay.
The membership oI the Y. NJ. c. A. is
nearing the $50 marx. A literary society
will soon be organized.
An entertainment will be given by the
pupils of St. Paul's Catholic school on
Wednesday evening, june "a. in the
music hail, Linden avenue and Old Ber-
gen Road. The scholarship prizes Will be
distributed on this occasion.
fsA. L. .tl1a Dnflafa, - -
Association No. 2 will meet this evening
at No. 93 Linden A sale Of money
will be helh.
Children's Day will be appropriately
observed in the Reformed Church on
Sunday, July q.
The Faith Curists are beautifying the
grounds surrounding their pretty home
on the New York Bay Shore. A large
number of plants have been set out.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian