The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-20
CITY NOTES.

James McCaull OF Garfield avenue who
was arraigned in Justice kim merly's cour
his morning charged with abandonment
by his wife, Mary McCaull- was arrested
about six months ago and directed to
pay SO per week for his wife's support.
lie has done this until two weeks ago
when he lost his position. He was
paroled.
Alfred Claire OF Corneilson avenue
complained in the Second Police Court
yesterday that he had been assaulted by
John Fitzpatrick of No. 143 Corneilson
avenue. This morning he failed to APP
pear against the prisoner and he was dis
charged.
jacob Wooden of No. 65 Pamrapo ave-
nue. while drunk last night threw his
brother through a glass door In hudoip
Schumann's saloon at No. ~ Pamrapo
avenue. Wooden promised to pay for the
damage he had done, and Justice kim
merry paroled him.
Mary Fitzpatrick, of No. 90 Garfield
a venne, and Catherine Mccain, of No.
143 Water avenue. have been INDUCING In
clothesline fights for the past week, much
to the annoyance OF the neighbors. This
morning Mrs. Fitzpatrick was arrested
and put under bonds to keep the peace.
Antonia Frizo of New Orleans jump ped
from a Pennsylvania Railway train last
night and received injuries which neees-
STATED his removal TO the City Hos Dital
The new building Of the telephone CON-
pany now being erected at Bay aud Erie
streets has passed the second story.
The Board Of Freeholners meets to-
night.
The Fremont Club meets tonight.
The Andrew j. Boyle Association will
go on an excursion on Sunday next.
Lafayette.
Charles t. Meitzner, NJ. Herzberzer and
Eddie Overend nave gone fishing in the
yacht Mammie.
r. c. Ritscher g. Co.. of No. $40 Com
munIpaw avenue, have had their stor e
and clerks photographed
George Cowper, of No 10 Engine, Is on
his vacation at Canarsie.
Mr.. Fred Decker, of No. 80 Lafayette
street, has gone to the Catslkills.
j.. p. Entwisle Lodge, |. 0. o. f. No. 204,
meets tonight at Kaiser's.
Mr.. John Enright and Mr.. Christ.
Mole, of No. 331 Johnston avenue, are
going to Atlantic Highlands.
Mr.. Eddie Hauck, OF johnston n
has returned from Europe greatly I'M
proved in health.
West Bergen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swinarton. Of West Side
aud Yale avenues, have returned from a
four weeks out ing.
The d NJ. brennan Athletic Associa-
tion will hold Il special mseting tonight
to arrange for their annual outing.
Greenyile.
Last night a young man by the name
of Murphy tried to kick up a row with
Mr.. Armbruster of the SchuetZen Park,
but only succeeded in being run out and
dumped in the street.
Ohicer Fred DOVE of the Fifth precinct
is frustrating in Philadelphia at the
home of his brother.
Mr.. Joe Kisser, of No. 604 Ocean ave-
nue.. has returned from a two weeks
cruiss up the Sound in the yacht Snug
gler.
The Excelsior Rifle Club will have a
q grand shoot at long range tomorrow and
Saturday at Armbruster's Greeuville
Schuetzan Park. There will be present
Mr.. William Hayse, Of Newark; MIR.
Dolau, OF GreenviIle; Mr.. Copper Smith.
York; Mr.. Geo. w. Plaisted and Mr.. L. P.
Hanson, of Jersey City.
The Jersey City Fire Department had a
force of men yesterday trimming the
trees that infringed on the wires of the
fire alarm system.
DIR. Ed. Vreeland. Jr., has gone to Sail
ors' Snug Harbor, S. l.
The Greenville Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION reports the receipts for the year
ending August II as S12l, 8 .96, and for
the week ending August II at S 1868 81.
The next sale will TAXI place Monday,
September z. Collections received Mon
days o a. m. to ~ IN. and Wednesdays
from l to 3 p m.
The Greenville Guard held its first
meeting at metropolitan Hall last night.
The election for officers caused some ex-
element.
Court Triumph No. 7.714. A. o. f., will
hold its annual picnic this evening at
Armbruster's Greenville Scnuetzen Park.