The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-15

Hospital In a critical conditio n
Last night Mrs. Bastido caused a war
rant to be issued for Whelan's arrest by
Justice Aldridge.
Michael Gray. ffty-five years old. Of
No. 246 Mercer street, was thrown from
his wagon yesterday and received severe
injuries about the body. He was admit
ted to the City Hospital.
A. Bergman of No. 1SS Washington
street, while coupling cars In the Central
Railway depot yesterday afternoon, had
his right hand horribly mangled. de
was removed to the City Hospital.
Justice Kimmerly yesterday sentenced
John O'keefe of No. GAG Communipaw
avenue to thirty days at Snake Hill for
assaulting William Wright of the same
address The sentence was reconsidered
this morning u O'Keefe was dis
charged.
Charles ROSETTA Of No. 1855 Noble street
was arraigued in Justice Klnmerly's
court this morning accused of abandon
ment by his wife. Rosetta explained
that he was working in this city, but that
his wife refused 20 move from Brooklyn
here. She promised to move at once. and
Rosetta was discharged.
Greenvlile.
The lower end of Ocean avenue is in a
very bad condition. A wagon loaded
with glass Jars went into one OF the holes
this morning. and damaged its load to the
mount of SIS.
The John Miltner. Jr.. Association will
meet Monday night at the Cottage, Dan.
forth avenue. to arrange for a chowder
party in September.
Messrs. Frank Haley, George and r.
Hammel, l.. Bellmau. N. and j. Knoogy,
of the Merry Anglers, nav one TO Sulli-
van county for a weeks fishing. They
hope to beat the Barnegap record.
Some OF the officers OF the Fifth pre-
cinet had quite u feast yesterday after
noon on smoked herring and buttermilk.
A gang of men were at work yesterday
grading PeaFsall avenue near Ocean,
which is pou three feet too high
the Senate Club held its annual clam
bake on Thursday night at Mcdonald
Bergen Point House. About sixty m m
bers took part in the feast. They / Get
again next Tuesday evening at J. It,
try's Clubhouse. Ocean avenue.
The sons Of st. George will be instituted
Monday night at Jaccard's Hall.
The Greenville Ride Club held their
weekly shoot at Metropolitan Hall. A
great many members were present. The
| score stood as follows:-W. Robidaux,
232; c. Collyer, 228; H. Gotthardt, 223;
Duff, 210; Scheelein, 233; w. Cnavant, 216;
J. Filaraiud, POS; j. Spahn, 207; ]. Kaiser,
23I; w. G. Collins, 2l2, and j. Hill, 2lS.
Lafayette
The Red Men held a preliminary meet
ing aG halScF1 Ldiuyttbc fiOuse lhot
night. The organization will be effected
next Friday night.
Mrs. II. c. Gray and family. Of Ash
street, ave gon to the White Noun
tains, where they will be the guests of
Mrs. William Stewart.
A mad dog ran through the streets yes
terday Afternoon. IL was said to be owned
by a mar named Smith, OF Pacific ave-
nue.. 1t escaped.
Maple Lodge, /. o. o. f.. celebrated its
first anniversary last night In the Wig
wan, OF Lafayette sSreet. III hall was
decorated with flags and lanterns. Dur
ing the evening speeches were made by
the officers and songs were sung by mem
bers- At midnight u collation. was served
by the Entertainment Committee.
The NJ. j. Heating Association will
give its annual dinner tomorrow at
Grass Pavilion, Clifton. S. /.
Mr.. William H.. Boynton, of the Daunt-
less Yacht Club, has gone on a cruise TO
Troy on the steam yacht Princess. He
Will be gone two weeks.
West Bergen.
The Rev. John Atkinson and family are
spending a week at Mount Tabor. Mr..
Atkinson has been working very hard,
and is thoroughly exhausted.
The regular Friday night class meeting
OF the West Side NJ. Z. Church was SHINY
attended, owing to the heat.
Mr.. p. 5. Kelly will soon build two
new houses on West Side avenue. He is
one of the largest property owners in this
part of the city.
For several months an old fire hydrant
has been lying Rt West Side aud Jeweit
venues 1t ~endangers the limbs of the
passers-bY on dark nights.