The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-28

Peddlcrs and some uuscrupu-
Beware Il s.: EEs 5sssi !: WI q 81 K ~ :s@ All I:
Pearline." IT'S FALSE
P~earlincis never pcddled, and II your grocer sends
you something IN place Of Pearifne. do the honest
thing-saad II tack. s10 JAMES PYLE. NY.
night Mt William Delsuey's undertaking
establishment, No. 1856 Grove street.
The Aonia Society will gill give an en-
tertainment at Woods Hall on the even
ing of February Is. for the benefit Of the
family of the late Daniel Oman. who was
killed at the Barrow street crossing of the
pennsylvania railroad Saturday night.
Prof Beggs will furnish music free of
charge.
Lafayette.
James Schenck, II years old. of Pine
street. was arrested this morning by
William Green for throwing n snow ball
through the window OF a court house car.
James Began, who was in the cas. was
cnt o the face by The flying glass.
His wounds were dressed at q near By
drug store. Schenck will be arraigned
befo e Justice Wanser.
The regular meeting OF the Communi-
paw Council, Royal Arcanum, was held
last evening ut Masonic Hall on Wilton
street Three brothers were admitted 10
membership.
William Wilson, seven years old, of No.
5l4 Grove street. fell down the cellar steps
of his home yesterday and cut mis- head
open. His injuries were dressed by a
physician.
The receipts of he Lafayette Building
aud Loan Association Mt It's meeting last
evening amounted to 81 800.
Charles Golden. fourteen years old, OF
No. 22l Pine street, while attempting to
board a Lafayette 'jigger" last evening
He was taken 10 the City Hospital.
Moses IxaVi- n lavish Da1lar was
snowbalied by a gang of tou.hs ut Pine
street and Communlpaw venue last
evening and seriously hurt about the
head. He was taken to st. Francis Hos
pital. Policeman Boylan gave chase TO
the toughs, but was unable to capture
GreenviI1e.
John Miltner, of No. POI Bsrgen road,
aud Frank Trested, a letter carrier resid-
ing at No. $50 Ocean venue were ar
rested last evening by Detective Egan of
the Fifth precinct for using indecent
language on a Greenville horse car.
Conductor John Klein the com
plant.
Mr.. J. Bancker will give a basket socia-
BILE st his residence. No. 2 Winfield ave-
nue.. this evening. The proceeds of the
sale of baskets will be given to the Gar
field Athletic CLUB.
DR.. Limeburner. of Danforth avenue. is
at MADEIRA, A. Y, attending the funeral
OF mis- mother.
The twentieth anniversary of the
Greenville Reformed Church will be APP
proprlately observed on February 10.
The Campaign Committee of the Min
kakwa Clue for the present year has
been appointed by President Reid. The
members are Messrs. 2. Decker. ID.
Wegman. f.. Smith. II. LutZ. II. Arm
strong, L. Hennemaeier, j.. Naylor, E.
Birch, NJ. Schultz, Jr.. e. Mencke and NJ.
Wilson.
The regular meeting of Hudson Lodge.
No. As, American Protective League, will
be held at Bamber Hall, No. % Linden
avenue, on Saturday evening.
PearsalI avenue, between Ocean aud
Garfield avenues. is in a disgraceful con-
dition. The residents of this street wish
to call the attention of the Citizens Assoc
citation to the matter. Over one-half of
the planks in the board walk are missing,
and us the walk is built over a ditch a
foot deep, it Is very dangerous to pedes-
TRANS.
The regular meeting of Claremont
Lodge. No. 1872, Royal Society of Good
Fellows, was held last night in the lodge
rooms at Becker's Hall. Arrangements
were made for a basket sociable early
next month.
West Bergen.
Three bodies were found in the Hack
ensack River last week. Two were iden-
titled.
freight cars, was knocked off the ears and
severely injured while backing u of the
West Bergen Steel Works yards yester-
day. The large gate has q cross piece on
top, and Boyle forgot TO stoop. A deep
gash was cut in his forehead He was
taken to his home in Newark.
"A petition for more street lamps is
haino PirnvIlufad amnnn rho razfdanfo a..
West Bergen. c. III. Holt n William
II. Beach have the petitions.
Mr.. William ii. Beach. in speaking of
the new plans of sewerage for West Ber-
ger, said that while the Citizens Associa-
ton is continually opposing. agitating
and changing plans, people Will uie OF the
stencil before they are secured. Regular
lv 1T every meeting for the past six
months the sewerage question has beeu
brought up aud discussed, and the pros
poets FOR securing the new sewer are
worse than they were six months ago.
Misses Annie Lonfield and Clara Wilb,
of Hudson. n. Y.,are visiting Miss Mamie
Hackett, of Bergen venue
Maurice Clarke. of Pamrapo, fell over a
bundle of telegraph wire which was
lying in the street al West Side and
Clendenny avenues, last EVENING" and
broke his right leg. He was taken home.
the regular meeting of the Bible class
Will oe helu III Inc u E. Saufc4 lAis
evening.
A meeting of the Junior Society of
Christian Endeavor will be held in the
Reformed Church parlors on Friday
afternoon at three O'Clock. The society
Will celebrate the tenth anniversary of
the Christian Endeavor Society by at
tending the union meeting at the Bergen
Reformed Church.
The City Fathers have promised that
West BergIn will have a new school build
ing by next September.
Mr.. Henry Peters of Communipaw
is visiting friends at Philadelphia,
Pa.
Messrs. George and James Nolan of
Charleston. 5. c.. are visiting Frank
of West Side avenue.
BAYONNE.
Hudson Council No. 81, National Provi-