The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-10

In Schoo'ey's Mountains. has just re-
turned, aud Instead Of redussng his
weight he has gained several pound.
The mountains agree with him. His
comrades gave him a very nearsy well
come on his return.
II "Tony" Conk, who is responsible for
the condition Of the street lamps In this
city, gave less time to note shaving aut
more TO street lights perhaps gas would
not have been burning at 2 p. IN, yestef-
day IN a street lamp ut Sip and Bergen
avenues.
Tie new home of the telephone com
pany in process OF erection at Bay and
Erie streets has almost reached the sec
Ond story.
avenue. was held by Justice Davis in $500
for beating mis- wife aud cutting her face
with a knife. Mrs. Mannion appeared in
court this morning with a cash across the
bridge OF her nose.
and Thomas Costi0an of No. 200 Mercer
street. who was charged with demanding
beer money of Peter McGovern OF No. 2J6
Railroad avenue Saturday night aud
~assaulting the boy because he refused TO
hnnd up the money were discharged by
Police Justice Davis this morning. Nc
Govern failed {, appeer.
Two little Italian boys were arraigned
in the First Police Court this morning
for scattering garbage from the barrels
I tlDlE u EtAtCtos i1t - Aota eR01
the elder rag and garbage pickers last
week the children Of tue Italian colony
lave been SEM out to carry on the bust
ness of their parents. Police Justice
Davis discharged the boys with a warn
ina.
Eleven years old Daniel Ryan of No. Gil
Henderson street. while playing on q cart
in Fifteenth street, yesterday. had one OF
the toes Of his right foot mashed of by
the vehicle ttlsi1g thereon.
farara Gp1 ivan 80 NNanhn HEan -gQa rln
over by a freight train at the Grove street
crossing of the Erie railroad last night.
His right arm and right leg were severed
from his body. He died on his way to
st. Francis Hospital
boy OF No. I47 Morgan street, while sky
larkiug at Bay aud Henderson streets
last night was stabbed In his right arm
by an unknown boy. He was taken to
the City Hospital
The first annual summer nights festi-
val of Court Hamilton, No. 1864. y. o. +.
OF A., will be hell tomorrow evening ut
pohlmann's Pavilion. A go~ld-headed
cane ami an umbrella will De voted to the
most popular Forester and lady present.
Miss Toosey Hopkins OF Mercer street
will spend the remainder OF the summer
at Foye Homestead, Goshen.
Mrs. w. Frederlcks and her sons Eddie
D Jack of Mercer street, will spend a
short season at Goshen.
Wis w CQAe Ia "a W. " NAG y EAC0
Weed, and Miss Rebecca Budden. daugh-
ter of ex-Director Budden. are spending
two weeks at Hillside Cottage, Long
Branch. Later they VIII 90 to the Cat
skills.
The necessity of paving old Bergen
Road from Danforth avenue TO Linden
avenue is plainly apparent.
Mr.. C. Dusel will enter the classical
department of the University OF New
York in Sc ptember.
Lafayette.
Mrs. Charles Sinclair aud family Of
Hall iday street will leave for the Cats
xii is tomorrow.
Mrs. A. Relyea of Communipaw ave-
nue. is summering at Saratoga.
Alderman Kaiser has returned from
Greenwood Lake.
Mr.. Kellar IL making great improve
ments on his house, No. $50 Pacific ave-
nue..
Mr.. r. p. Smiths new house at No. 247
Pacific avenue, is about completed. He
expects to move in about September L.
Edwards Brothers are laying a new
sidewalk on Bramhall avenue from
Pacific avenue to Halliday street.
The four new houses on Bramnall ave-
nue., near Halliday street, owned by w.
W.. Edwards are nearly completed.
The joint excursion OF Onward Lodge
and Jonn z. istle Lodge to Green
wood Lake was a grand success.
oftchfAiAGs
The Rev. w. P. Bruce of the Greenville
Reformed Church is at Andes. n. Y. the
scene of his school days.
The Central mas begun driving piles for
a new station for the Ciaremont section
Of G~reenville.
Mrs. Edward Schultz is at Fort Plain,
n. Y.
Public Library Trustee S. l.. Harvey
and family are at the Catskills.
Danfortn aud Ocean are in
good condition again. For the last week
the jersey City aud Bergen Railroad
and filling holes.
The New Jersey Schuetzen Gesellchaft
will hold its annual picnic in Armbuster's
Greenville Schuetzen Park tonight.
West Bergen.
The d. NJ. Brannan Association will
meet tonight TO arrange for the Labor
Day parade.
The West Bergen Improvement Asso-
citation will meet tonight.
Mrs. w. Philo, in former years a resi-
dent of this place, is SO gratified with the
improvements that she will build hersalf
a house on CLARK avenue.
John Kenny, Jr. has gone to Calves
ton. Texas, to grow up with the country.
Labor Day games are announced by
the West Bergen Athletic Association.
Edward Wilson, Brewer Acker and
George SVEN compose the Home Guard
they had at Sea Girt amply repays them
for their arduons weekly drills.
Paving and Tagging j. badly needed on
Virginia avenue, from West Side to Jack
son. The new school house will make
the need palmer.
BAYONNE.
The Centreville Mutual Building and
Loan Association will meet this evening
at Germania Hall. A third series OF
shares will he iSsued.