The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12
CITY

CITY NOTES..
The letter boxes throughout the city
are being painted.
Charles Mass OF No. % Coles street,
and Mortimer Sullivan OF No. 236 Tenth
street. were fined 50 each this morning
bv Justice O'Dounel for fighting.
Robert Cutley. a young tough of No.
1853 Pavonia avenue. was accused by his
mother in Ju, tice O'Douneils court this
committed in S100 bail.
Patrick Riley was fined 50 this morn
ing by Justice O'Donnell for reckless
lSdriving.
Mnrgaret Trainer. professional rou nder,
was sent up to Snake Hill for ninety days
by Police Justice Davl this morning
Albert Martins was hek for examine
ton by Police Justice Davis this morning
| charged with stealing II can Of condensed
mix from Grocer Kinkhead or Newark
avenue and Cook street.
A fire that damaged S400 worth of stock
occurred at Stratford's oakum factory yes
terday afternoon. There was nc damage
to building or machinery.
G~reenvilIc.
The Greenville Building and Loan As
ISOLATION No. 2 will meet this evening at
the rooms No. 81 Linden avenue.
Messrs. G. r Burger, G. w. Dodd and
Robert Carey, of the Y. ", G. A. left this
! LuOTuluS lUT lilliuStou, DGl. WutId
they will attend the annual banquet of
| the Wilmington Literary Press Club.
Rev. w. 4. Lambourne will preach to-
morrow evening at Banber Hail. These
services are drawing but small congrega-
tions, and unless they prove more sue
cessful the learned English preacher will
abandon the idea of establishing a Bap-
fist Church in this section.
The news of the organization of the
Herr Manufacturing Company is hailed
with delight by Greenville workmen. The
works, which will start up in a few days.
will give employment to over fifty men.
Thu CARTEL Athletic Club is rapidly
coming to the front in athletics. The
membership has increased to over sew
enty-ive. n at everv meeting n or
more new members are admitted. The
rooms on Linden avenue have been fur
every evening. Much of the success of
the organization is due to The energetic
efforts of President r. Foran. The club
will hold an invitation reception at the
rooms on Tuesday evening. december 2S.
The checker and card tournament will
be resumed at the Minkakwa Club rooms
this evening. The contest is growing ex-
citing, aud the winner of the costly dia-
mond scarf pin will nave to do some tall
playing in order 10 baat those in the con-
test.
Ye Old Time Ministries will give anoth-
OF ENTERTAINMENT HI METROPOLITAN ddll IN
the near future.
The annual ball of the Hudson County
~Schwabisher Versin will be held at Met
ropolftan Hall on Wednesday evening,
January 10. The committee in charge is
at work drilling the "Schwabs' who will
take part In the fancy march. The affair
promises to be one of the most successful
ever held by The prosperous organization.
The funeral OF Henry Carson took
place yesterday from his late residence
on Linden venue. The interment was
at the New York Bay Cemetery.
Miss Lena Schaefer and Miss Hieber
will tender a reception to their friends at
Kachlee's New York Bay House on Mon
day evening.
West Bergen.
The residents hope that the Nuisance
Committee of the Improvement Associa-
ton will make an extra effort to abate
the pord nuisance on Yale and Hatch
venues, SO that some progress may be
reported at the next meeting of the asso-
citation. To an ordinary observer. it
would seem as if the nuisance should
have been disposed of long ago.
A pretty Colonial residence has Just
been completed for Mr.. Judge on Eye
avenue. 1t tends considerably to beautify
the already beautiful neighborhood III
which it is located.
Although the West Side car line has
N&S"k 49, AAS - ~ e.OA A6A y L
are known>by almos everybody in this
section and are favorites. Driver David
son seems to be foremost IN the affection
OF the residents. his eccentricities anus
ing them greatly.
The Eureka Pleasure Club seems to be
n thing of the past, as meetings nave
been suspended aud no interest is mani
tested by its former members. AT one
time the organic ition made quite Il
splurge, but it was short lived. Ii was
thought that a ball would be held this
season. but the idea has been abandoned.
Since the rooms of the w. B. A. A..
have been renovated they present a hand
some appearance and are attractive to tine
members. The building has been painted
inside and out and new curtains have
been hung.
James Harvey. a driver for a New York
brewery. met with a serious accident on
West Side avenue last evening. He was
seated ON a large truck when the horses
made a quick movement aud he fell to the
ground. He was severely injured about
the head and spine. He was taken to the
City Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James CARING of Bergen
avenue will tender a reception to their
daughter. Nellie, at their residence Mon
day evening.
BAYONNE.
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