The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-29
CITY NOTES.

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there. Pansies. fushias and geraniums
supply color, and evenly arranged stars,
Squares aud diamonds give the beauty OK
form.
The picnic of the Hudson County Sur
face Railroad employees will occur on
July s at Caledonia Park.
The old concert hall on Palisade ave-
nue., formerly known as VOLTS Garden
which once had such a prosperous reign
and closed for lack OF business some time
since. is being reitted and will probably
open in a few days rs an ordinary liquor
store.
The picnic OF st. Johns German Evan
gelical Church will occur on July Is.
Robert Thompson, a sailor, was seen
staggering around the streets Saturday
night with the butt end of a revolver
protruding from his hip pocket and nut
tering vengeance on some one in true pf-
ratical style. Patrolman Heath arrested
him and Police Justice O'Donnel this
morning fined him s..
Mary Kelly. of No. 81 Morris street.
and Della Kelly. OF No. "a Morris street,
were sentenced 10 four wi in the City
Prison by Justice OsDonnell this morn
ing for drunkenness and using vile Ian
guage In the streets.
Patrick O'Neill and William Stanley.
of No. SIS Henderson street. two fellow
boarders. were arrested by Patrolman
Smith for quarreling at Second and Hen
de. son streets last night. The breach
was Of no serious consequence, and both
men were discharged by Police Justice
O'Donneil this morning.
A ten dollar fire was extinguished by
members OF No. z Engine Company last
| night in the dwelling house occupied by
James German. No. 145 St Pauls avenue.
The fire was caused by a defective ffue.
Henry Schwer, aged forty years, of No.
50 Wayeriy street. while desc ending the
steps leading from the elevated depot on
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| with an attack of vertigo and fell to the
bottom. He was cut badly over the lett
eye.
Thomas Morris. a sailor on the steam
ship Moro Prince, lying at the foot of
York street, fell overheard early yester-
day morning and was drowned. His body
has not yet been recovered.
Fire damaged the building No. 236 Jer-
sey avenue yesterday afternoon to the
extent of $50. The building is occupied
by Patrick Harvey. The cause of the fire
Is unknown.
Devolent Legion. will celebrate its sixth
anniv ersary at Orient Hall this evening.
Thomas Bolan, a payer. gets drunk
every Saturday and disturbs the entire
neighborhood in which he lives. Justice
Ktmmerly this morning committed him
to the County jail for thirty days.
Gustav Richter, of Sheriff street. was
fined s. this morning for being drunk and
disorderly on Pearl street.
Charles Rodeu, a peddler. who has been
arrested n dozen or more times for ped
ding without a license, was fined 81 this
morning by Justice Kimmerly.
Frederick Moose, Of the Old Bergen
road, is slightly demented. lie chased
his wife out of the house last night aud
threatened to kill her. Justice Klmmerly
COMMITTEE | him to the County Jail this
morning to avail an examination by the
County Physician.
Blanche Hauck, colored, of No. 112 Glen
wood avenue. and John Moss, colored. OF
No. 237 Monticello avenue, fought in
Fosters saloon at Montgomery and Reed
streets, Saturday night. and used the
cues freely, breaking several glasses and
an oil lamp. they continued the fight In
the street and were arrested. Justice
Kimmerly fined them S. each.
Lafayette.
The work on the new Zinc Works build
ing Is being pushed rapidly. Tit fourth
tier Of beams is being laid. Contractor
Edwards says the work will be completed
on contract
The Lafayette Bicycle Club is making
excellent progress of late. The member
ship now numbers forty and new men,
bers are being admitted at every meet
ing. The members will take a run TO
Orange and return tomorrow evening.
II Is rumored that the Salvation Army
10 ~ u AtAC
In this section, where meetings can be
held.
Mrs. Julia Smith, a victim of lingering
consumption. died at her home on Com
munipaw avenue yesterday. She was
Miss Harvey before her Marriage a few
years ago.
Van Horne street south Of Communi-
paw avenue, is in a disgraceful condition
and sorely in need OF paving.
The Central Railroad Company has a
large force of men at work on the new
railroad station at Communlpaw. The
station will be completed by August Is.
Frank Wright, thirty-one years old and
living on Van Horne street, was taken to
the City Hospital last evening suffering
with delirium tremens-
GreenvilIe.
The annual picnic of the Benevolent
Society Deut schland will be held at Cart
ner,s Passaic Garden on Monday, July 20.
The Eagle Pleasure Club has organized
with the following officers:-President,
w. Madden; secretary, 4. Harting; and
treasurer, Jos. Ashmere. The club will
hold a picnic OF July Is at the GreeRville
Schuetzen Park
A large and Jolly crowd left Greenville
this morning on the annual excursion of
the Linden Avenue NJ. E. Sunday school.
Several cars were needed to aecommo-
date the crowd, who all seemed bent on
having u good time. The iron steamboat
| SIRIUS TOOK the eAcur5lOnlsLs 10
Island on the hudson. They will arrive
home about half-past seven p. m.
The Greepville and Greenville United
Building and Loan Association will meet
this evening. At the meeting OF the for
mer a sale of money will be held.
Becker & Coyle's new brewery, at the
foot of GIrard avenue, will be formally
opened on next Saturday, when the large
building will be thrown open to the pub
lie for inspection.
The committee in charge of the recep-
ton to be held at the Y. NJ G.. A. rooms
to morrow evening, has completed the ar
engagements and u very enjoyable time Is
anticipated Mr.. Colin Denkin will play
several banjo solos, n Rev. w. Z.
4 George of the Linden avenue NJ. Z.
ICharch will, give a reading. Mr.. j. +.
Byrne. Will sing a baritone solo and Mr..
#. Jaehhs will preside at the piano. Ad-
mission will be by invitation only.
The Llederkranz Singtag Society has
elected the following oftcers;-President,
G. Vonnegut: Vice-Presiaent. Julius
Schmidt; Secretary. John Dreimuiler;
financial Secretary. John H. Mueller.
Finance Committee, Henry Molkenbuhr,
Paul Breiteubaefh&n Gustave Lark. s.
President Charles Il Burger of the Y.
NJ. C. A. and Herman Jaehneho OF Hooker
avenue returned this morning from VIII
mington, Del. where they attended the
banquet of tue Amateur Press Associa-
ton. u
The congregation of the Zion Evangel-
zeal Lutheran Church are amused with