The Jersey City news., 1891-09-14
CITY NOTES.


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CITY NOTES.
Benjamin Aldridge, a Lshigh Valley
Railroad watchmap, according to the
police reports, was struck by an east
bound train at the Warren street cross
ing of the Pennsylvania Railway yester-
day. He was badly cut about the head
and thigh; was attended by DR.. johnson
and taken home.
The Night Owls social at Schuetzen
Hail. Third street. last week was attended
by over two hundred young couples.
President Tommy Rutledge, Vice Presi-
dent J. Lubbert and Treasurer Henry
Rapp, of the Committee of Arrange
meats, were complimented on the success
OF the ball.
Frank Coughlan of Newark avenue and
Thomas Murphy of No. ITO Bay street
were given the option this morning of
spending thirty days in Snake Hill or
paying S. back rent for open railways as
sleeping apartments
J. Quinn, forty-eight years old, of No.
As Beriden street, Brooklyn, fell at Essex
and Hudson streets yesterday and re-
ceived severe scalp won nd. He was re-
moved to the City Hospital.
Edward Marsh was found on Com !,
munipaw avenue last night suffering
from fits, He was removed to the City
Hospital.
Justice Kimmerly resumed his seat on
the bench in the Third Police Court this
morning after enjoying two weeks fish
ing at Forked River,
Simon Hammer was arraigned in the
Third Police Court this morning charged
with abandonment. Hammer failed TO
pay his wife 81 per week as he promised
He is held
Michael McCoyle was found beastly
drunk on Academy street Saturday night.
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Seven prisoners convicted last week in
the Court of Sessions were today taken to
Snake Hill.
The engagement is announced of John
Harley, of West New York, to Miss Sadie
Mcintyre, of West Hoboken.
The Union Hill Town Council will
meet tonight in the rooms of the Board of
Education.
jackson Tyler, negro hostier at the
Gutenberg race track, was badly kicked
by horse yesterday.
The Lady Arions will have concert at
Pohlman's tonight for the benefit of the
poor.
Andy Boyle. it is expected, will return
this week from his New England tour.
Straw hats are flying in.
The gangs have all disappeared under
Superintendent Smiths manipulations.
Al least, they do not assert themselves.
Lafayette.
Joppa Co mmandery, Sons of Malta,
meet tonight at Kaiser's Hall. Business
of Importance.
Leonard j. Kaiser and Frederick Bach
man left this morning for the Catskills.
Mr.. Charles Meitzner of No. 121 Pa
cific avenue will cruise up the Hudson
this week with party of friends in the
yacht Emma.
Mr.. P. II. Hensphie of No 1874 Pacific
avenue has returned from Germantown.
Daniel NJ 4uray, of Pine street. has re-
| turned from fishing excursion down
the bay in the Yacht Spring B.
| A large delegation from Maple and
John p, Entwisle Lodges. /. o. o. F.,
| Star tonight.
The Keating Athletic Association meets
| tomorrow night at it's rooms, No. 3t2
Communipaw avenue.
Mr.. John Launman, of Pacific avenue,
has returned from Richfield Springs.
Bramhall avenue has been much inn
proved by Contractors Edwards Brothers.
Mr. John Rogers of Whiton street has
| returned from Paterson.
Greenville.
Captain Smith of the Fifth precinct is
feeling much better, and it is hoped that
he will be able to resume his duties
| shortly.
The Garfield Athletic Association meets
at its rooms tonight and will 90 In body
Union, where the election of officers will
| take place.
The John Miltner PenoehIe Club will
meet tonight at Miltner's cottage.
The Terrapin Bowling Club will give q
| reception at Schiner's Hall, Rose avenue,
| Wednesday evening.
The new lodge of the Sons of St. George
| meets tomorrow night at the Belvidere
| House.
| Old Bergen Road is now the popular
Lovers Lane" between Danforth ave-
| nue. aud Schuetzen Park.
A dog was run over on Ocean avenue
| yesterday afternoon by a horse going to
| the New York Bay Cemetery with a
| funeral. The incident caused much
| comment.
Work on the new Christ Church is pro-
| crossing rapidly
were as thick as flies. Some of the riders
used the sidewalk and the people were
| obliged to take to the street in order to
escape getting knocked down.
West Bergen.
| The State Athletic CLUB beat the Ber-
| gems of West Bergen Saturday, on Hatch
avenue. II to l.
The West Bergen Athletic Association
meets tonight at its rooms No. 95 Bergen
avenue.
The d. M. Brennan Association will
| meet tonight at its rooms on Hatch ave-
pue TO present the prizes to the winners
| OF the Labor Day games.
Tomorrow night is the time appointed
| for the water mass meeting at the New
ark and New York Railroad depot.
There will be several prominent speak
|, ers.
Miss Mamie Kenney and Miss Katio
! Mccain OF Mallory avenue will spend
two weeks at Long Branch.
| Mrs. Williams. wife of Joseph Will
| liams of No. 10 West Side avenue, died
this morning after long Illness.
The State Baseball Club of Vest Ber-
| gen defeated the Lorillards this morning
at Oakland Park by score of 16 to TO-
| Batteries for the States. Lewis aud Nc
Giverney; for the Lorillard's. Pathburgh
and Murray.
Mr.. Harry Wilson of Hoadley avenue
| has returned from Hac kertstown.
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