The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-07

| sinski was engaged in a row with another
polander named Barbroski, aud Stained
that Barbroski showed him almost
At SIS last evening William H. Grogan
of the Barge Office. New York, tell from
a Pennsylvania Railway train between
Warren aud Henderson streets and broke
his left leg. He was removed to The City
Hospital
John Sullivan, a o~ne-lexged tramp who
walks with crutches, was arraiRned be-
fore Police Justice Davis this morning as
a vagranf. He said be had tramped all the
way from Ohio, except where he could
beat his way; and was striking for Penn
s~ylvanla- And how will you get theref
asked the Justice. BEAT my way, l
guess" replied Sullivan, You can 60"
said the Justice.
Hundreds Of people daily staud at the
Junction OF Montgomery street and ber-
gen avenue and admire the little farm
owned by Mr.. joan G. Wenner.
Edward Burns failed to appear again Sc
Robert Pearson OF No. 14S Phillip street,
whose arrest he caused on a charge OF as
sault. Case dismissed.
Celia d Barney Mcclure OF No. 8
Jordan avenue were arraignsd In Justice
Kimmeriy's conrt this morning to answer
a charge Of disorderly conduct preferred
BY Policeman Collins. They were drunk
and fighting. They were paroled.
'SGuHcAf DHIktf Oh Tue tltfIcdl ttHu VI
the Tax Commissioners Office left this
afternoon tor a vacation at the High
lands. Red Bank and other near resorts.
Detectives Mcbride and Clark are
spending their vacation at Far hocka-
way.
Veterans LEGION will initiate nine new
members next Monday evening.
Mayor Cleveland this morning signed
the Tax Budget for 1912.
Seventy-year old Thomas Masterson
of No. 442 Third street died In the City
Hospital last night from a complication
Of diseases. He was admitted August B.
Friends TOOK charge OF the body.
Andrew Williams OF No. I'll Varick
street fell from a tree In his yard yester-
day and fractured his left leg. He was
attended by DIR. Faison.
James Halleron OF New YORK ar
ressed on Tuesday for begging III Green
vile, was committed to Snake Hill this
morning for ninety DAYS. Halleron was
unable to pay the due OF $40 imposed BY
Justice Klmmerly.
Lafayette.
Lafayette street Is in a very bad cou-
dition. The paving OF the roadway is
misplaced and interspersed with large
mad holes.
A lively game Of football was played
yesterday afternoon on the grounds Mt
Maple and Wilton streets. in which
about fifteen boys took part. Loud com
plants are made by residents in this
vicinity about this gang" of boys who
congregate daily and nightly on this
corner.
Mr.. Samuel Newmeyer, of Easton, Pa.
Is spending the summer in Jersey City.
He is the guest Of Mrs. DETROIT OF No. I'll
Wilton street
street has left for the Catskills. where
she viii spend the remainder OF her vaca-
ton.
Miss Ella Siddons Of Communipaw
avenue is summeriug at Sag Harbor,
Long Island.
The Lafayette Building and Loan AS
sociation held IT'S eighty-ninth monthly
meeting last evening at the Wigwam.
Twenry-seyen shares were sold at 81
premiums. The following shares were
cancelled:-First series, 16; fifth.
8: sixth, 8, and fourth, s.
The book value OF the series was as fol-
l~ows:-First. s126. 10; second. STA; third,
$50. so; fourth, S42.s2; fifth, S27.72, and
sixth. $13. Is.
G. ". Martin Of Lafayette wiz start in
two weeks for San francisco and Hong
Kong. China. lie Is TO be gone six
months.
A "gang'' of toughs congregate nightly
at the Newark and New York Railroad
bridge over Ocean avenues to rush the
"growler." Their indecent and profane
language disgusts passers by.
The ladies OF the Salem Baptist Church
gave q concert at Orient Hail last nigh
for the benefit of tue Sunday school. Il
was well attended. The programme con.
sisted of vocal and instrumental music
M Rotations. The feature of the even
! ing was an address by the pastor.
Court Greenville No. 7,47s will hold III
, second annual picnic on Saturday al
. Armbuster's Schuetzen Park. Represen-
! ~tatives from all the courts in the city will
attend.
Patrolman Van Ripper of the Fifth pre-
cinet arrested Louisa Rush, u deaf mute,
residing at No. 80 Eye avenue. for afro
cious assault IND battery upon her
mother, whom she beat on the head will
! a bottle.
Frederick Muse. gardener, aged fifty
five years. Of No. go Gates avenue. wa.
arrested Yesterday by Policeman Macke,
and tried to cut his wife and daughtel
, with a razor.
West Bergen
Contractor Brynes had a number OF
men at work yesterday cleaning Wesi
I Side avenue. 1t was much In need Of
j good grooming.
! The gutter at West Side and Yale ave.
nues is choked with mud aud weeds
Complaints have been made about tn,
disagreeable odor that results.
Mr.. John Kenny of Mallory avenue
will start for Marshal, Texas, today. FL,
will return In October. Z
An old gray horse belonging to Thoma!
Follin has taken possession of the Yves
Side avenue walk and makes himself
nuisance.
The regular class meeting of the Yves
Bergen NJ. Z. Church will be held in thu
church parlofs tonight.
Sneak Thieves Still at Work.