The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-26

venue station Is too short. The last car
on every train Is generally stopped o
twenty feet. below the platform, making
IL dangerous in getting Oh.
William Fielder, fourteen years old.
fell down the cellar steps ut h. home on
Pacific avenus this morning and cut bis
head open His injuries were dressed by
a physician.
The Lafayette Amateur Dramatic So
ciety will meet for rehearsal this evening
at the residence OF james Kennedy on
Pacific avenue.
Albert Fielder. u carpenter, while at
work this morning on the new houses
near the Arlington avenue station had
of hard pine railing fell upon il. The
pain was SO intense that he tainted. He
wa taken home.
The "kickers" Of Lafayette will give al
invitation reception and ball at kuther's
Hall on March &c.
James Mccormick of No. 25l Pine
street while walking through Halliday
street was struck on the head by "A stone.
thrown by some mischievous boy. His
wound were dressed at Fountain drug
store.
Misses jennie aud Fannie Atwater of
B~iaghamton, n. Y. are visiting Miss b.
Vreelend Of Pacific avenue.
Miss Jennie French entertained the
members OF the Lafayette Pleasure Circle
at a very pleasant. sociable at her resi-
0NH~C OOahAAAAPoW o'CAaS 49, y
ing.
GreenviIie.
Mrs. Annie Demer of No. 19I Terhune
avenue complained to Justice OF the
Peace Aldrich last evening, that her u
band Daniel had beaten her and put her
out of the house. Judge Aldrich issued a
warrant for his arrest and PaJrolmun
Ernst executed it. He spent the night at
the Fifth Precinct Station House.
The calico hop given BY. The Lieder-
kranz Singing Society last Monday even
ng at the Globe Hotel was n big success.
A large number Of Greenville people were
present.
The Aroma Baseball Club will give an
invitation entertainment and reception at
Bergen Hall, IN April G..
A joint meeting OF the Minkakwa and
Fifth District Republican clubs will be
held on Saturday evening, at the Min
kakwa club house, to make arrangements
for the campaign Well-known speakers
will be present.
The entire sidewalk in front Of the Re-
formed Church has been tagged. Mr..
John Il. Perry has secured the contract
for furnishing the new cushions for the
seats.
The new Crescent Canoe club house
which Is being erected on the Newark
bay shore at the foot of Danforth avenue,
will cost 81, 500.
At the meeting Of the Sexennial League
at Bamber Hall last evening three
DrOtnefS were lnltlaleu.
The police of the Fifth precinct CO m
plain that the station house is infested
with bedbu9s. which have taken posse s.
sion of avery room. One OF the sergeants
said that the men were afraid to hang
their coats in any OF the closets, for fear
that the bugs would run away with them.
The Greenville Club has secured rooms
in the new JaccaFd Building, on Old Ber-
gen road.
A coat of paint would improve the
looks Of the Danforth avenue railroad
station.
Mr.. james Dodd will soon break ground
for three two-story frame house On Hook
er avenue, between Ocean and Garfield
avenues
Court G~reenville, Ancient Order of
Foresters, will meet at the Globe Hotel
this evening. The Court has taken two
shares in the Foresters' Hall.
West Bergen.
The Official Board of the NJ. e. Church
met last evening Immediately after the
session OF the Bible class. Arrangements
were made for the Easter services. Choir
lister l.. I. Everett was instructed to Sc
lect the music. Arrangements were also
made for the New England supper at the
church next month Pastor Atkinson
reported that his book on "Methodism"
was In the hands of the printer.
There Is tilk among the Germans in
this section of organizing a turn vereiu.
The Executive Committee of the Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
CONNECTED with the Reformed Church
will hold a special meeting this evening
at the residence of President George
Reinhardt, No. 500 Bramhall avenue.
Members of the committee are requested
to be present. Glass No. 25 of the Re-
formed Sunday school recently passed
resolutions regarding the duty of each
member of the class, and had them hand
somely engrossed and bound in album
form. Mr.. G. NJ. Craig, who had charge
of the recent entertainment in the Bergen
Reformed Church, reports that the exact
sum realized was $400. so.
The mild weather of the past few days
has brought ont the baseball bats and
balls. Several teams nave been organ.
lied and practice daily on the Culver ave-
nue. grounds.
James Gallagher. employed at the West
Bergen Steel Works, had his right foot
crushed by a bar of iron yesterday after
noon. He was taken to the City Hos
pital.
Frank Wright, while driving through
West Bergen last evening, fell from his
Wagon and received an ugly cash on the
forehead. He was taken to his home on
Jackson avenue.
Eye avenue, between Jackson and
Bergen avenues, is in a dlsgraceful con-
dition. The street is covered with several
inches OF mud. The sewer basin at
jackson and Eye avenues is choked with
refuse mattel.
Nj. and Mrs. J. McManis will give a
reception at their residence on Bergen
avenue this evening.
Miss Jennie Tyson of West Side ave-
nue. is visiting friends at Buffalo, New
York.
RAYO NE