The Jersey City news., 1891-10-31
CITY NOTEs.

tomorrow evening at nalf rlse seven
| O'Clock.
The Rev. Mr. Heisig, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, Has announced
series OF sermons for Sunday evenings in
November on some oT the greatest things
in the world. His topic tomorrow even
ing will be jsI'he Greatest Man" These
evening services have proved very attrac-
/ tive, and large audience gathers regu-
! larly. Probably no better singing Is
heard anywhere in the city.
The members of HUDSON Lodgs No. IA.
/. q. o. T.. are requested to be IN atSen-
Ounce next Wednesday evening, as bust
ness OF Importance Will come UP for coll
sideration.
John McGuire of No. 3lS Warren street.
who atrociously assaulted John Mckenna
some weeks ago was surrendered 10 the
police this morning Ivy his bondsman,
Thomas Renill. of No. 2215 Railroed ave-
nue..
Lewis Sale OF First and Brunswick
streets was com united for trial by Police
Justice O'Donnell this morning for steal
ing TWO or three old napkins ami an old
table 10th from JunkEian John White OF
Belmont avenue.
John Sherman of No. 20 First street
was committed to jail today for stealing
roll of cloth from Thomas Grieve5 or
No. 293 Newark hvenue.
Joseph Wilkinson of No. z Orchard
street has been amusing himself for the
post moath by stoaing Sun ZIP. Foye
place laundryman. Wilkinson was pa
rolled, and promised thirty days at Snake
Hill IL he repeated the offeuce.
There will be q meeting OF the Directors
of the Jersey City Athletic Clu, tonight
to act upon President Tappen's resigna-
tion.
Charles Yruz, arrested on complaint of
Louisa Hohlenbuch charged with being
| the father of her child, married the girl
| last night. Justice kimmerly dismissed
| the case against him.
| George Hercn OF No. II Rlilrorl ave
nue. fell from Il CHESTNUT tree in Glendale
Park yesterday an d dislocated his
sh houlder blade. He WAS taken home.
Thomas Connors, twenty-one years old.
attempted to steal q ride on Pennsylva.
min Railway train yesterday. He fell
| under the wheels ana hati his right foot
mungled. He is in the City Hospital:
| William kent, thirty-two years old, or
| No. 1873 Twelfth street, died OF heart dis
ease III the City Hospital last night.
| Since September of the present year.
! 527 naturalization papers have been Is
sued by the County CLERK, and it Is SAID
! that four-.ifths Of these new citizens will
| be Democrats.
A mortgage of $1,000 has been given
| on the church property OF st Joseph's
parish to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York. The money OBJ
tanned by this mortgage will be used to
pay off two mortgages on the property,
one for So, 500 aud the other for sl2.0
Frank Romanelli was taken TO state
| Prison to serve seven years and SIX
| months for assaulting II woman with
| knife after u feast in the Italian colony.
| Herman Vreeder, ii burglar. went with
| him to serve eighteen months.
| There were no persons be fore Justice
| Davis this morning.
There was Republican meeting at
| No. 465 Grove street last night. The at
| eli Iifrtt ha ms aatinU
| respoudinGly short.
| Hamilton Park has been given over to
| the children, aud they jump, roll. wrestle
and race upon the grass to the fullness OF
| their desire.
Repairs to the Oakland avenue police
l. posed to place lamp at each side OF the
| stoop,
Saturday night finds the Oakland Rink
crowded with chippies and their admirers.
who dance in Sunday to asthmatic music.
| Lafayette.
John Mccarthy of Pine street, while
| drunk last evening created disturbance
\ on Pacific avenue. He was arrested and
locked up in the Fourth precinct;
| William Harris, nine years old, while
stealing rides last evening fell from a
Lafayette s'jigger" and sprained his
ankle. He was taken to his home on
The Lehigh Valley Railroad is pushing
| the work on the coal pockets at Wood
| ward street. II is expected that the
work will be completed by December.
! A fence should be erected at Wood
| ward street near the caual. On a dark
| night pedestrians are liable to fall down
the street embankment iuto the canal.
/ During the past few weeks four persons
| fell into the canal at this point.
| The Fourth precinct police have at last
succeeded in breaking up the gang of
/ fAv fyll a xVh ~ fnn
evening at Pine street and Communipaw
| avenue.
The Keating Athletic Association will
! hold its first entertainment at Bergen
Hall on Monday evening.
| GreenvilIe
! A branch of the Germania Scheutzen
| Bund was organized last evening ut
1 Becker and Coyle's brewery on Glrard
| avenue. The Bund starts with a mem
bership of over fifty. Officers will be
! elected at the next meeting.
A large number II Greenvilletes en-
loved Ladies' right" at the Palma Club
! last evening.
All ARRANGEMENTS are complete for the
.'kotfee klatscn" and bazaar TO be held at
! the Y Nj G. A. rooms on next Thursday,
| and 1t promises to be Que of tine most
! prominent eventS of the season. The
! affair, which is being managed by the
| ladies' auxiliary is in the hands OF an
| excellent committee, and they viii GER
tainly make it a success. The proceeds
will go to the Y. NJ. Q. A.
! A special song service will be held at
| the Reformed Church tomorrow evening.
| The choir will meet for rehearsal this
| evening.
The lecture at the Linden Avenue M.
| e. Chulch by the Rev. Duncan Mac
| Gregor of pniladeiphia a;t night was a
| success both financially and otherwise.
| The subject was ''Ihs Grip and GrapDle
| OF Great Men and Great Nations" MIR.
| MacGregor kept the audience Interested
| from beginning to end AMI proved him
| self TO be one of tue foremost lecturers
| OF the day.
A handful of Republicans congre gated
| at Metropolitan Hall 10 hear Major Pang-
born tell how the Republican party would
not .be in it," TRY as hard as they couiu-
| the Republicans could not be cueerful.
| The Democrats were having too big a
| time ut the Belvedere Hall. Ths meeting
! adjourned at half-past nine o'rlock.
! the ulght school ut Public School No.
| 20 will bs opened on Monday evening.
| The Lehigh Valley Railr Iad VIII be-
gin work Oh the abuLments at Brown
| Place next week. Ground has already
been broken for the freight station at
/ the foot of Ocean avenue, aud Il Is eX-
| pected that by next sp ing The company
! will begin running passenger trains from
! Cotnmunipaw to Newark.
A meeting of the Y. NJ. c.. A. Execu-