The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-01


and disiocated his hip. He was sent to
the City Hospital.
The receipts of series Nos. 9 and 9 Of the
Bergen Building and Loan Association
last evening amounted to S360.0T.
Mr.. ). Foye OF Foye place has given out
the contract for the erection of a pnbltc
hall 4Oxs0 at Nos ], 2 and 3 Foye place.
The building will adjoin the Seventh pre-
cinct police station.
Henry Heint5rucker and Miss Annie
Neibert, both of Pittsburg, Pa, were
united In marriage this morning ny JUS
tice AIdridge. The Justice Derforme d
the ceremon lying in bed, being unable
TO get up owing TO a severe attack or the
grip.
Lafayette.
A horse belonging to the Jersey City
aud Bergen Railroad Company broke his
halter In the Bishop street stable last
night at ten O'Clock, and started
on a run up Grand street towards
Greenville. The last hat WAS seen OF
him vas when he turned down Com
shore.
The plans for the new depot at Com
munipaw have been prepared and nc
cepted. II will be a neat Queen Anne
building, on a level with Communipaw
avenue. and with broad stairwaYs leading
" liG kldCA OCAQNs - wiz bC =
west of the tracks. Work upon the
structure will begin in a few weeks.
John Sturoiss. n lineman, fell from a
pole al Grand street and Summit avenue
this morning and sprained his back. He
was taken TO mis- home on Halliday street.
John Mulcahy, twenty-eight years old,
aud residing IN West Nineteenth street,
Sayonne, fell from the rear platform of a
Court House car, at Halliday street and
Cowmunipaw avenue at eleven O'Clock
this morning. The force of the fall broke
a small artery iu his head. He was taken
TO the City Hospital In an ambulance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mclutyre OF Hayer-
straw, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ballard or Pacific avenue.
GreenviIie.
The regular meeting of the Sixth Dis
trict Citizens Association, which was TO
nave Oeeu held last evening ut Bamber
Hall. was postponed unsil Tuesday. April
IA
Many frame houses are being erected
in this section. During the past week
ground has been broken in q dozen por-
tions for the erection Of small frame cot
tages.
The regular meeting of the lower Sixth
District Democratic club has been post
poned until Tuesday, April Z. The club
hes secured permanent quarters in the
Jaccard Building on Old Bergen Road.
4AC lEHilEAN1 IL IL OkeAS S0AAAkAhA1
that their evening papers are stolen from
their doorsteps.
The Helping Hand Circle Of Kings
Daughters gave a concert at the Y. NJ. q.
A. rooms last evening. Over fifty dollars
was cleared, which will go towards Gu
downing a bel at Christ's Hospital for con
sumptive females.
Something was wrong with the gas in
this section last night. The poor light
hickered u went out entirely several
times.
The shad fishers in this section are set
ting their poles in the New YORK bay.
They expect a large catch this season.
A long-range riffs tournament, to be
confined to tue Greenville shots, viii
be held at Armbruster's on Bergen
avenue this season.
The regular meeting OF the local Chris
tian Endeavor Society will be held on
Friday evening at the Reformed Cnurch.
West Bergen.
Several new lamps were erected OF
Hoadley avenue Yesterday. Lamps will
be erected upon Union street, Fisk ave
nue. and Morton place during the coming
week.
This regular meeting of the new Har
mony C,ub will be hell at the residence
Of President r. II. b ,ker, Nc. 2o51S Ber-
gen avenue, tomorrow evening. Arrange
ments will be made for Il musical concert
az (-AAOa 49,
Eye avenue, from Bergen to West Side
avenue, has been graded at the expense
OF the residents on that street.
The Women's Homo ana Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will hold its regular
monthly business nesting at the NJ. E.
Church parlors this afternoon. Since
the previous meeting the societies
nave forwarded an Easter offering to the
Haveu Home at Savannah, Ga. Several
cOlored children have been supported by
the soeieGy at the home.
Several we tlthy citizens in this section
are talking of organizing a Building aud
Loan Association.
The Reception Committee of the local
athletic association laft evening decided
to give an invitation reception at The CLUB
rooms on April IL.
The sewer petitions have been signed
by ne ,rly the required number of prop
erty owners.
A social gathering will be held in the
parlors of the NJ. T. Caurch tomorrow
evening. under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Parsonage and Social UDion.