The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-31

The Volkfest will open At Uaion HUI.
Schuelzen Park. on August t.
The County Board OF Health VIII meet
on Wednesday nexf.
The repairing OF Grove street has been
seriously fnterfered with BY .he recent
heavy rains. Where the blocks have not
been laid the street IL almost Knee oeep
with mud.
The excursion OF the PIon eer Club Will
occur on sunday next. Il promises TO be
yell attended by residents OF the Fourth
district
John p. Entwisle Lodge No. 204. /. o.
o. f., met last evening at kalser,s. A
favorable report was made by the Excur-
sion Committee.
The l. ]. Kaiser Association will meet
next Monday evening. They viii have
Park.
Mrs. II. II. Sneider Of No. 155 Wilton
street Is suffering from a cancer in the
stomach aud her condition Is critical
The tally-ho drive Of the J. II Love
land Association will take place on
August 10 Coaches will leave from No.
1872 Haliadav street at nine a. m for
Secaucus Grove.
Mrs. c. II. de Croft Of No. 2ii Wilton
street has returned from the country.
lis VIA OIEVlG tAtAa 49, 49, 6Na
nett of Whiton street will 20 TO Easton.
Mrs. George Jackson of Wilton street
will spend two weeks at Cochecton, Sulli-
van county, and two weeks at ~Steponey.
Conn.
New fire hydrants nave been located.
one ON West Side avenue and two on Pol
lock street.
There was 4 large attendance at the
Bible class meeting which was held In
the parlors Of tho W est Side NJ.
last evening.
Tine Bergen b. B. Club will play the
Calumets, of Brooklyn, tomorrow after
moor on the Culver avenue grounds.
A regular monthly meeting OF the West
Bergen A. A. will be held on Monday
evening ut the club house, No. 95 Bergen
avenue.
A new plank walk has been laid on
West Side avenue from Wan Wagener's
coal yards TO Cinremont avenue.
The regular class meeting will be held
In the West Side NJ. T.. Church this even
Two well dressed middle aged men en-
tered Mr.. Var Antwerp's livery stable on
Communipaw avenue, wednesday even
Ing, and hired a Columbus side bar buggy
with yellow summing gear and a gray
horse upon which Mr.. Van Antwerp put
a new set Of harness. He has not seen
the turn out since.
Sidewalk Inspector Muldoon is COM
pellln9 property owners on OOmnuuipaW
avenue TO repair their walks.
OF late a gang of tougns can be seen
nightly cungrsgated ut Oak street and
jackson avenue. They should receive
police attention.
Contractor Cutley, OF Cooper place fame,
will on Monday explain TO Justice
Kimmerly why he neglected to display a
red light on n pile of lumber which OBJ
structs SacxeLg street.
The new room for the patrol wagon at
the Fourth precinct station is nearing
completion rapidly. President Feeney is
urging the work on.
John Il. q. O'Connell, Clerk of the
Thlrn Police Court, goes &c Earrcgat Bay
tomorrow on a fishing excursion.
GrsenviiIe.
DR.. Finn Of Danforth avenue Is having
four frame houses erected adjoining his
The residents Of Greenville will be glad
to learn that the only son OF MIR. 5. l..
Harvey who has been suffering from u
seven weeks siege of typhoid fever. Is
now recovering.
The annual picnic OF the John Miltner.
Jr., Association win tai place in Green
Vile Schuetzen Park tomorrow night.
Mr.. Charles Armbuster, proprietor OF
Greenville Schuetzen Park, has been
passing through q serious ordeal, caused
by a cancer. II was removed by DIR.
Varick, and the patient is now doing
well.
BAYONNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Combes. Of
West. Forty-second street. are rustieat-
ing at Peekskill, N. y.
Principal Henry 4 Harris. of Public
School, FLO. !, Is in attendance at the Ma
tional sum mer School. at Glen's Falls,
N. Y.
Manufacturing Company, the firm that
recently lease ed the abandoned works Of
the Finch Stove Company in the Third
ward, has settled with his bride IN A.
tilInlan VanBuskirk's cottage on East
Thlrty-fourth street.
Ex.Scnool Trustee Egbert Seymour
has concluded a brief vacation spent at
Ocean Grove.
Miss Jessie Burgess, of West Thirty
second street, has been entertaining her
brother, Charles Burgess, or Pennington,
Hunterdon County.
ARRANGEMENTS Tor a swimming match
between Prof. George Palmer OF ConsLa.
bile Hook, and Thomas T. jackson. OF
Ce3treville, have been completed.
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Bradford OF
Avenue D and West Sixth street. are ex-
fending courtesies TO DIR. and Mrs. George
Vial, of Sac Jose, Cal.
Frank Muldoon of Avenue d and West
Ninth street Is enjoying an outing with
relatives at Quincy. Mass.
Captain Samuel Baker OF No. OIL ave
nue. ID is summrring at FonthiI, OnI.
Felix G. de Fontaine, formerly of thi;
city, aud "a we'll known old-time Journal.
ist, is again in harness. being editor OF
the New York Daily NetDs.
Yesterdays storm did considerable
damage to the streets of this city. The
sidewalk ut Avenue ID and East Twenty
first street was made rather dangerous
for pedestrians. A big hole was washed
in the roadway of East Grand street, near
Avenue ID. The culyert beneath thu
tracks OF The Central Railroad at Eas'
Fourteenth street was choked with clay
aud the surrounding low Ian flooded.
Peddiera Charged With burglary.
specinf 10 the Jerseg City heos-
BURLINGTON, July 80, 1891. -Thre Rms
sian Hebrew peddiers, who gave their
names as Isaac Freedman, Hurst Bress
man and Edward Bell, were given a pre-
Ilminnrx haaring hefora Justice RIG. OF