The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23

Weaver, T.. 1eese. J. Fox, G. Knowlton.
+. Burgher. s Winters and J. Schmidt.
Horkmen are constructing "a uew Foof
on the grand stand AZ the shooting
grounds mt Clarem0nt. The old oae was
blown on dufing the storm last week.
detective Haldick arrested Frank Kill
burn. of Holiday street, this morning Tor
stealing coal ut the Central's yards at
Cominunipnw. kflburn will be arrulgneu
before Justice Wanser tomorrow morn
Ing. He is the fourth coal thief who has
been arrested this week in the Central's
yards.
Commodore ii. B. Picrsou ana Carrot
Ii. Van Horn, OF the Jersey City Clun,
VIII leave today for Florida Tney viii
spend the rest OF the winter IN sailing,
shooting aud fishing.
Thieves entered the residence OF Mr.. J.
Dewey on Pacific avenue last night about
ten O'Clock. aud carried away several
bundles Of clothing and 500 worth OF
Jewelry. The robbery was not reported
10 the police.
Bishop street east of Grand street is in
a disgraeeful condition. Mind and filth TO
the depth Of six inches cover The entire
street.
Mr.. John Meyer Is erecting a handsome
three story fralne dwelling on Arlington
avenue near the railway station.
The Lafayette station on the Newark
and New York Railroad is badly ia need
Of a coat of paint.
creenviIs.
Thomas Fagin, who was recently adj
mitted to the bar as an attorney. Will
shortly open a law Office at Linden and
Ocean avenues.
Among the handsome new residences
that will be ready for occupancy next
month are:-M-. Howe's Winfield avenue
mansion, Mr.. McIntyre's pretty residence
on Lignot court aud Mr. LIllie7dahPs
row on DanfOrth avenue.
The Pioneer Laundry Company will
shortly locate a plant in the frame build
ing on Danforth avenue now used by the
Bryant Cord Company.
The proposed railroad station to be To-
Gated at the foo OF Armstrong place will
be erected early in the spring.
The citizens and taxpayers or the west
side of Greenville are clamoring for u
W. That section, as well as the Wood
lawn section, has been entirely neglected
in the matter of sewerage facilities, and
the sanitary condition Is far from being
good. The Citizens Association has APP
pointed a committee 10 wait on the Street
Commissioners.
A few evenings ago burglars paid a
visit to the residence of john Miller on
Garfield avenue, but were frightened OIL
be fore an entrance was effected. There
was no one home at the time. but young
Ben Vreeland discovered them at the
front door. aud calling for assistance. en-
deavored to capture them. They made
direct for the railroad aud were lost In
the darkness.
Church, has volunteered his services as
rector Of the Calvary p. E. Church OF
Pamrapo. The Pamrapo rectorship has
been vacant for some time. with pros
poets of q long continuance OF such vac
ancy, and Mr.. Battin's kind offer has
been joyfully accepted by the vestry. Mr..
n,fftu fa npifa n NvQalfhU man mud Will
accept no compensation for his services.
The regular meeting OF tue Puritan
Athletic Association will be held at the
rooms on Neptune avenue tomorrow
evening.
Painters are at work upon the new feed
house OF Holmes ~ Coogan, near the
Greenviile station.
West Bergen.
The regular meeting of the Epworth
League, Chapter l,S04, which was TO have
been held in the West Side VI. Z. Church
last evening. has. been postponed until
next Thursday. A brief literary and
musical programme will be arranged.
The local athletic association mas ap-
pointed Henry V. Townsend. Albert
Bloomer, George H. Lueks, William j.
King, Jr., and William Darmer n com
mittee TO make arrangements for an en-
tertainment at the rooms, No. 90 Bergen
avenue early mex month.
A meeting Of the Junior Society OF
Christian Eudeavor will be held at three
O'Clock this afternoon in the parlors OF
the Reformed Church.
An interesting meeting of the West
Bergen Pleasure Club vas held last
evening at the rooms, Mallory and Glen
denny avenues. Tine Entertainment
Committee reported that the 1rst annual
ball at Metropolitan Hall last Monday
was a big success, financially n other
wise.
Tine b. o. w. B. gave a sociable at the
residence of Miss Bessie Brooksbank, on
Boyd avenue, last evening. The pariors
were decorated with flowers. Singing,
games and dancing made the evening
pass pleasantly. A large number of West
Bergen people were present.
West Bergen Ia very poorly lighted. es-
pecially along Communipaw, Bergen and
West Side Il The matter will be
brought up at the next meeting of the
Citizens Association.
The revival services in the West Side
NJ. Z. church are well attended every
evening, and ave been productive of
much good amon2 the young men in this
section. At the meeting last evening a
large number or the young men gathered
around the altar.
John s. Sutherland, of No. sc Stevens
avenue, slipped on the Ice at bergen and
and Boyd yesterday afternoon
and broke his leg. he was taken home.
Frank Dalton, a brakeman employed by
the Central railroad. while coupling cars
near the West Bergen station this morn
ing, had his hand caught and badly
crushed. He was removed to his home.
Frank Wilson, OF Bergen avenue, left
Yesterday for Wichita, Kan, where ne
will spend several months.
BAYONNE.