The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-22

sent up for thirty days By Justice. Stlsing
Media Exan Of No. "a Railroad avenue.
was committed for tria. In the First Dis
trict Police Court this morning charged
with stealing forty pounds OF rope from
the Central Railroad yards. He wasfnr-
rested by Detective kilcauley.
Michael Kenny. of No 800 Warren
street. was arraigned before Justice Still
sing this morning for assault and battery
on his wife Alice. The woman refused
70 press the charge, denying that her hus-
band struck her. Kenny was held. how
ever. for being drunk and disorderly.
The reception last night Of the Lady
Lincoln Circle nc Kessler's Upper Hall
was a decided success. Delegations were
present from Hoboken aud Jersey City.
The event OF the season on the Heights
will b the reception this evening at
kessler's BY the bachelors Club.
George Banuon,of No. i4S Morris street.
was held in $500 bail this morning by JUS
tlce Sulsing for assault ana battery on
Charles Israel, Of New York. Israel
claims that some days z Bannon took
bis horse without leave and bused IL by
last driving. When he demonstrated Ban
non struck him. The hearing was laid
over until Tuesday morning.
Henry ltson, a lighter captain, wa
struck BY a locomotive In the Central
Railroad yards yesterday and had his
right hand cut of. He is sixty-eight
years old. He was taken to the City Hos
Dital.
George Hitson. sixty.fvs years old, of
No. 126 Ellery street. BROOKLYN. had his
Central Railroad yard this morning. He
was taken TO the City Hospital suffering
from nervous prostration.
John Smith, a mflkmau, living on West
Side avenue, while intoxicated early this
morning, fell out OF his wagon and re-
ra4~n = 49,. A--I 1900 liz hAaaA
wandered away while DIR. Jones was,
dressing the wound. but finally turned
up safe n "a ut hts stable.
The reception held last night at Mrs.
Anderson's residence, No. 16 Park street,
was altogether an enjoyable affair. A
large party were entertained till a late
hour.
An entertainment will be held in st.
Pauls Guild room. Duncan avenue, on
Thursday. February 8, consisting Of musi-
cal and literary selections and concluding
with some fents of magic by Prof. A. Il.
Brown, Jr., Of BROOKLYN.
Greenvilie.
Superintendent Kelly, of the New York
Bay Cemetery, reports the last year to
have been the busiest in the history of the
Silent City," Over forty thousand
bodies have thus far been laid away In
the cemetery.
The resignation of Miss Robinson as a
teacher in public school No. 20 has been
handed In, to take effect February !.
The regular meeting of the Onward
Lodge No. 1853. l. o. o, f.. was held last
evening at Becker's Hall, jackson
avenue. Two brothers were admitted to
membership.
The regular meeting of Grant Lodge
No. 50, Knights of Pythias. will be held
this evening at Becker's Hall.
The regular meeting of the teachers OF
the Reformed Church Sunday School was
held last evening at the chapel, on Ocean
venue. The resignation Of Mr.. Linn
Bruce, as superintendent, was accepted
and Mr.. George Chesebro was elected to
fill the vacancy. Mr.. Linn Bruce was
elected a teacher. The resignation of
Secretary LANCER will be acted upon at
then next meeting.
elected these oftcers:-Chief ranger, G.
Fisher; sub chief ranger. II. OIks; imam
cial secretary, w. Lee; recording secre-
tary, X. Simon: senior beadle, l. Henry;
junior beadle. G. Schlund; senior wood
ward. j; French; junior woodward. p.
Mcdonald.
Deputy Charles Merrick installed the
officers of Damon Council No. 1,19S.
Royal Arcanum, Monday evening"
Daniel L. Cross. Regent; Alexander
Smith, Past Regent: Charles e. Nugent.
secretary; Frederick W. Bussing. treas
urer; John @. Andrews, collector; w. p.
Dewey, guide; Charles A. Buckhardt,
S. e. Leman, sentry. Three new men,
bers were installed. making 40 now on the
roll.
The Greenville Rifle Club held its regu-
lar weekly meeting and practice shoe at
Shriner's Hall. Rose avenue. last even
ing. Captain Colin Boag captured first
place with the high score of 243.
At the meeting Of the Greenville
branch of the Sexennial League last even
ing at Bamber Hall, three new members
were installed.
The regular monthly reception Of the
Greenville Dancing Academy will be held
at Belvidere Hall tomorrow evening.
The wedding of Mr.. James Hutchin-
son, of New York, ana Miss Lizzie Scott,
was solemnized at the BRIDES parents
residence, on Avenue Z. last evening by
the Rev. w. z. Bruce, of the Reformed
Oh urch.
West Bergen.
The regular meeting of the West
Bergen Pleasure Club will be held this
evening, at the rooms Clendenny and
Mallory avenues h ball held under
the auspices of the club was a great
success.
All the officers and chairmen Of the
various committees of the Y. 2. S. c. f.
connected with the Reformed Church will
nOlu u COulClC4SC al tAO ACoAeCACG VI ZuErs
G. Van Zee, No. 40 Forrest street tomor-
row evening.
A meeting of the Executive Committee
OF the local athletic association was held
last evening at the rooms No. 50 Bergen
avenue. Edward Won Der Schmitt was
appointed ~ianitor of b club house. The
secretary was authorized to communicate
with the West Bergen Improvement AS
ISOLATION allowing the association the
rooms for the holding of public meetings.
Messrs. Henry V. King, Jr.. Albert
Bloomer, William Banner and George II.
Linchs were appointed a Reception Com
mittee. The Woe president was author
lied to call q special meeting for next
Monday evening.
The Bible class meeting In the NJ. E
Church was well attended last evening.
Mr.. William II. Beach conducted the
meeting.
Edith Hay, a young girl living in Pam
rapo, while SEATING on Newark Bay yes
terday afternoon fell and broke her ankle.
She was taken home.
A runaway horse created not u little ex-
w. Gil