The Jersey City news., 1891-07-16
CITY NOTES.

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cause of death.
CITY NOTES.
Bernard Dominick Of No. 500 Grand
street was arraiRned Ia Justice he MINER
! ly's court this morning. charged with
! allowing a dog TO run the streets
\ without being muzzied. The com plaint
was lodged by Charles ComstOck OF No.
/ 23x Van Horne street, who claims that
the dog bit his Gve-year-old daughter.
Dominick was paroled to produce the
dog.
Walter James. no home, was given the
| option of paying So fine or going to Snake
Hill for thirty days this morning by jus
tice kimmeriy for being trunk and dis
s.The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Guesberg,
VINO died in the City Hospital on Tues
/ day. took place frum SDeer's morgue,
/ TIA Is morning.
A morse attached to one OF the Ameri-
can News express wagons, ran away this
horse car at Harrison and Communipaw
| avenues. The express wagon was
damaged to the extent Of $40
Lafayette.
The Lafayette Camping Club met last
evening at the residence OF President
/ James Gray on Pacific avenue. The date
| for the annual trip TO the Adirondacks
4
| erect a commodious cottage in the noun
tains and spend three weeks fishing and
| shooting.
The gang Of dudes did not put in an
appearance last evening at Pacific and
/ Communipaw avenues. The notice In
! The JERSEY CITY NEWS last evening was
/ too much for them, and they are now
searching for a new STAMPING ground.
The regular meeting OF the Lafayette
/ Pleasure Club was held last evening
i Cell NJ a fnf faH
! to make arrangements for n picnic:-
| James williams, John Hunt, George
/ Schuelz and john Smith. The treasurer
reported balance on hand OF s2l9.
John Blume, forty years old. fell down
stairs last evening ns his home on Grsnd
street, and broke his collar bones. He
| was removed to the City Hospital.
William Henry, twenty years old was
| arrested while DRINK last evening on
| Pacific avenue. He was trying to climb
a telegraph pole when policeman
gathered him in.
The Lafayette Bicycle Club will meet
this evening at the rooms on CUmmuni-
| paw avenue.
GreenviIle.
The regular meeting of the Y NJ c. A.
| Executive Board will be held at the
rooms on Linden avenue, on Saturday
| evening. Among the matters that Will
be talked about, are the Hdyisability of
/ closing the gymnasium during the sum-
mer months, and the holding of an ex-
cursion.
The monthly meeting of the teachers of
the Reformed Sunday School, was held
last evening at the chapel on Ocean ave-
nue. Superintendent Pockman reported
that there were over three hundred
scholars on the roll at present, and that
/ new classes were being formed. he ex-
cursion committee reported that tue cx-
cursion was a complete success. both
| financially and otherwise.
Mr.. Say bolt, OF Avenue r, is In Canada
on business.
Little Willie Abel, who was Knocked
down and run over by horse a few
weeks ago, is slowly recovering from his
injuries. DIR. Llmeburner, vino is attend
ing him, says that he If out of danger and
will pull through John Hagen, who
threw the hrecracker which frightened
the morse, causing him TO run away. is
still in the County Jail awaiting re-
! suits.
Counsellor Harry Winfield is aspiring
for Assembly honors, and is taking an ac-
tive interest in local politics At the last
meeting OF the Sixth District Democratic
Association ne was elected president of
the association.
The number OF signatures on the Dan
forth avenue paving petition is rapidly
increasing. 10 viii be the first paved
thoroughfare leading TO Newark Bay, an
Improvement which should have been
| effected years ago.
Park Commissioner Henry Lembeck
mas been elected Vice President of Green
vile Bullding aud Loan Association
No. 2.
The Police Commissioners have pur-
chased II new horse for the Fifth precinct.
West Bergen.
Epworth League, Chapter 1904, will
meet in the West Side avenue M. +
Church this evening. A fine literary and
musical programme has been arranged.
Savaral and nnVal fnaTuFfo will a
introduced to make the meeting inter-
esting aud instructive.
The Popular West Bergen Pleasure
Club viii meet in the commodious club
The details for the annual picnic will be
arranged. Seueral applications for men,
! bership will be acted upon.
The Bible class met in the NJ, Z. Church
parlors last evening and listened TO an
| Interesting address by Mr.. w. II. Beach.
The residents in this section are still
| kicking for a NUMBER of badly needed i'm
provements. The residents in the vicinity
of Grant and Culver avenues. in fact all
below the railroad bridge over West Side
avenue, say they are tired of tramping
over dozen blocks whenever they wish
TO post a letter. They ask that the section
| in which they live be furnished with
another letter box They would like
to have tbeibox located at Greenleaf and
| Carpenters store, and would like to see it
|
ment. The Citizens Association should
look into the matter.
The first anniversary of the West Ber-
| gen Athletic Association will be celebra-
ted by an invitation rece2 e2tion at the club
house on Bergen avenue on July 2S. A
committee has been appointed to arrange
the details.
A fine residence has just been complet-
ed for Captain Mckaig of the First Pre-
cinct on Bergen near Boyd avenues.
Mr.. Charles r. Burger. OF Virginia ave-
| nue. has inst returned from Philadelphia
where he has been attending the conyen-
tion of the National Amateur Press AS
sociation.
Vaudeville and Clendenny avenues
have been graded and improved. The
| property owners on these streets desire
to thank the Street and Water Commis-
sioners for the improvement
NORTH HUDSON.