The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10

der face was fair. plump va. her form.
p AZ the country rgnad could snow.
The secret Of Pnscillas charm
Was that she daily ate H-O.
body was covered with sores, and ne is
Suffering from scrofula.
Patrick Collins, eight years OLD, of No.
90 Pavonia avenue, tell In front OF mis-
house last night aud fractured his
shoulder. He was removed to the City
Hospital
John Bro lerick OF No. ~ Pine street
was admitted to the City Hospital yester-
day suffering from fits.
Adolph Trimmer, eleven years old, OF
No. 50 Oakland avenue, was arrested By
Rouudsman Ed wards yesterday for climb
Ing on the sheds OF the new dressing
rooms at Oakland Park. lie was held for
examination this morning by Justice
Davis.
Thomas Ellsworth, coiored. Of No. ZIG
Newark avenue, who threw Johu Mack
against a stove last month In GoOse's
boat house was again arrBigned before
Justice Davis this morning. Mack was
In court with his head all bandaged up.
The case was postponed until tomorrow.
h case Of Jennie Gallagher against
Edward Burke to compel the latter to
supper her recently born baby Is on trial
in Justice Davis Court this morning. On
the former trial the jury disagreed.
West bergen.
OeNeTai lmuOIiHnI measures are 10 Dc
discussed ct the next meeting OF the Citt-
zens' Improvement Association. Some OF
the matters that viii be talked about are
the disease breeding ponds on Yale aud
Hatch avenues, the cayed in portion Of
Culver avenue, the dangerous plank walk
on Virginia avenue, the low West Side
avenue bridge and the new sewers. Some
action will also be taken towards having
q sprinkler engaged for laying the dust
on West Side avenue.
Il is about time something was lone to
prevent cows and horses from roaming at
large on the streets In this section. Acct
dents are liable to occur by these animals
running over little children playing on
the sidewalk. Besides they do damage to
property and are q gsneral nuisance. Thu
committee which was appointed by the
Citizens Association to remedy the evil
has not yet don anything.
The laying OF the corner stone OF the
new South Bergen Reformed Church IS
a~nxiously awaited by the congregation.
The date has not yet been fixed.
The Newark and New York Railroad
Company has been asked time and again
to place a night agent at the West Side
avenue station, but pays no Attention.
A petition will soon be forwarded to the
officials to again call their attention TO
the matter.
This evening the West Bergen Camping
Club will leave for the Berkshire Hills.
where they will rusticate for five weeks.
This will be the annual outing OF the club,
ana it Is expected that It will prove more
enjoyable than It's predecessors
Mr.. William Darmer 10 working on a
scheme to organizs a lawn tennis club
with grounds on Bergen aveuue adjoin-
ing the w. 3. A. A. club house
Gresnville.
There will hardly be a corporal's guard
left fu Greenvllle tomorrow. The
annual excursion Of the Reformed Sun
day school viii be held and a depopula-
ton of this section Will be the result.
Chartered cars will leave Greenville for
Chanceilor's Dock, at Bergen Psint, at
eight O'Clock. The iron s~teahnboat
Sirius will carry the excursionists to o.
cawana Island. on the Hudson.
The first annual afternoon aud evening
picnic of the Eagle Pleasure Club will be
held at the Schuetzen PARK. next Mon
day. The Committee Of Arrangements IL
as foliows:-WHliam Madden. chairman.
G. Fischer, W. Fischer. E Tasting. j.
Ashmere, G. Dussnberg and W. O'Brien.
fhe sewing scnool which is now under
the auspices OF the Faith Curists is meet
ing with great success. The member
ship roll contains over one hundred
names, and much enthusiasm is mani
tested oy the children. An exhibition Of
the work done BY the children is being
arranged for.
Currie's Woods is q ~favorita resort for
picnic parties Large numbers frequent
this shady spot every clear day, many OF
them coming from New York
Some of the street lamps in this vicinity
have been sadly neglected, when cleaning
is taken iuto confederation. A number of
them are covered with dirt to such an
extent that hardly any light is seen
through the glass.
Neptune avenue. between Old Bergen
Road aud Bergen avenue, is building up
very rapidly, and has become a prominent
th~oroughfare, but 1t il not provided with
street lights OF any kind. 1t Is a rather
dangerous spot for pedestrians after
dark. as there are many ruts and holes in
the street in to which one might fall and
receive severe injuries.
Grabbing parties were out in great
number at the Newark Bay yesterday.
Grabs are plentiful.
The Greenville United Building and
Loaf Association VIII soon issue the sec
ond series of shares.
What is known as the shack canaln
was crowded all day yesterday with boys
swimming. They had n gay time.
Lafayette
The Lafayette Camping Club was or
ganiZed last evening at the residence of
James Banks. OF Van Horne street. with
The following oficers:-President, George
O'NeiH; vice-president, Frank Grady;
secretary. John Banks, aud treasurer.
John Riordan. The members will leave
on August 5 for the Adirondacks, where
they VIII spend three weeks.
A horse attached To a buggy belonging
to A. Jewell, of Pacific avenue ran away
last evening. Charles Hunt captured the
animal on Communipaw avenue. Dam
age TO wagon $50.
James Bryant. of Halliday street.
while walking along Communipaw ave
nue. last evening was struck In the head
by a stone, which was thrown by NIL
chievous boys. He received an ugly
scalp wound and was taken TO the City
Hospital.
Coal thieves are robbing the Central
Railroad cars at the Communipaw yards.
Special detectives have been engaged to
capture the miscreaDts.
A few street lamps could be used to adj
vantage on Pacific avenue, near the New
ark and New York Railroad station.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Albion of Communal
paw avenue. are visiting friends In Balti-
more, Md.
NORTH HUDSON.