The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-15
tare Of Michael McGee, who lives over the

tare OF Michael MCGEE. who lives over the
laundry.
Greenlen Ralen was arrested this morn-
ms for peddling without n license; JUS
tice kimmerly imposed a dne of g.
Michael Mccarthy. an Erie Railway
employe, while drunk yesterday affer-
noon Insisted upou going into the Erie
tunnel to work. Policeman Greed arrest
! ed him, fearing he would be killed. Jus
IL e kimmerly discharged him this morn
ing.
Lafayette.
James Carson, fourteen years old. was
arrested this morning by Detective
Holtlc. Carson was caught In the act of
stealing coal iron the cars at the Central
hsilroad yard at Communipaw.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Rs-
formed Church Is making arrangements
for a strawberry festival in aid of the
SUNDAY school
Thomas DoOley. OF No. 1879 johnson
avenue. was arrested while drunk and
disorderly on Pacific avenus last evening.
Justice kimmerly gave him ten days.
A meeting will be held this evening at
the residence Of George Scott, on Pacific
avenue, for the purpose of organizing a
bicycle club. Twenty young men have
signi1ed their Willingness to join.
James Brown, a brakeman, had his
right hand crushed while coupling cars in
the Central's yard this morning. He
was removed TO his home on Grand
street.
G~reenviiIe.
A special meeting of the Executive
Board of the Greenville Y. NJ. G. A. was
held last evening, at the rooms, on Lin
den avenue. The gymnasium committee
reported that it had decided TO engage
Mr.. Julius Reickert. rs physical instruc-
tor, and that mems classes would be
formed and receive instructions every
Wednesday and Saturday evening.
An apron sale, social meeting and en-
guild room OF Christ Episcopal Church,
tor the benefit of the Sunday school.
Nearly 300 was cleared.
The residents on Mob e street are won
dering what has become of the petition to
pave that thoroughfare. 1t was handed
to the Street and Water Board months
ago, but as yet nothing has been done.
An effort will soon be made TO organize
a w. c. I. U. In this section. A public
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms is being
arranged for.
President Adam Reid Of the Minkakwa
Club will entertain the members at the
club house mex Monday evening.
Policeman George Routh of the Fifth
Precinct has just recovered from a severe
attack Of pneumonia.
Avenue e is to be opened from Hooker
hfc4uC " tue N1OEIlS 0dudf. u Is dDOut
time something was done in the matter of
z grading and curbing this avenue, which
Is u of the most prominent thorough
fares in Greenville.
A coat of paint would improve the
looks of the Greenville railway station.
Hudson Lodge No. 48. American Pro-
tective League, will meet tomorrow even
ing at the rooms in Bam5er Hall.
West Bergen.
The Rev. D. Grant of the South Bergen
Reformed Church has chosen an Interests
inc topic for his sermon next SUNDAY
evening. He will speak of newspapers as
having a great influence on mankind.
The preacher will attack the New York
newspaper fakirs. Mr.. Grant attributes
much of the crime In this country
TO the sensational stories of crimes which
appear in some Of the New York dailies.
Application will soon be made for a
branch postoffice to be located at Green
leaf & Carpenters
The residents OF West Side avenue are
when that sand pile will be re-
moved from the middle of West SIDE ave-
nue., near BOYD Avenue.
There is talk of organizing a bicycle
club in this section. MIR. William bar
mer. OF Bergen avenue, Is pushing the
scheme.
Rev. H. N. Simpson, the first pastor OF
the ". E Church, will conduct the an
services at the church, on May
=. The musical programme which Is be-
prepared viii be a treat. The Ladies'
Social Union~ connected with the church