The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-21

JAIN for being drunk.
Lafayette.
Mr.. Adam Hauck, brother Of ex-Alder-
men Hauck, viii return on August ii
from Europe where he has been travelling
since Nav.
Justice Lowry will leave for the Catskili
MouutaIus next week. The Judge viii
only stop away one week, as press OF bust
ness will not allow INN TO probing the
stay.
dents about the bad condition OF the
street Or the south side OF C~ommunipaw
avenue between Pacific avenue aud
Whiton street. One Of the property own
crs offered to pay for all the repairs II the
Street aud Water Board would have II at
tended TO. The street has sunk in several
places, and aa accumulation of mud aud
water makes IL n very disagreeabie spot.
Mrs. Antony Hanck, Sr. Is spending
the summer in Sullivan County.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Ungerer, Of Com
munipaw aveaue, returned yesterday
from Marlborough, N. j.. where they
spent u very pleasant month.
Tn small building used as an office by
Edwards Bros. has been removed from
the corner of Tar Horn street and Com
munipaw avenue to the adjoining lot. Mr.
L. Fecher and son will erect a large double
four-story fat on the corner. TIT lower
floor will be used as a shoe store and q
meat market. Large buildings with
stores underneath are being built rapidly
In this -neighborhood, and IL looks as II
this would soon be the business center OF
Lafayette.
The Misses Seguin of Pacific avenue
are spending the summer ut the Cats
kills
The new depot at Communipaw is be-
ing rapidly built. The foundation and
part of the first ioor have been built and
the Inhabitants Will soon possess as q
a station as any of its size 10 the CITY,
The following are on the Committee OF
Arrangements for the annual picnic OF
the Lafayette Social Union, to be held at
Salter's Woodbine Grove on Saturday.
July 3l:-John Hartwell, Frank Golden,
Harry Spencer. Charles Lewis and Wal
ter Perry.
Greenyilie.
The officer that was suspended yester-
day for beipg drunk and insulting ladies
in front OF st. Pafrfck's hurc was
Chanceman Frank O'Rourke, OF the Fifth
precinct, aud not Oh1cer Thomas
o'Rourke, OF the Fourth precinct. as re-
ported.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad has not yet
attempted to cross Linden or Gator ave-
nue. at grade. Yesterday a force Of about
fifty men were at work bringing other
portions of the track up to the street
grade, aud the citizens OF the vicinity
think an attempt will soon be made TO
cross the avenues. The Sixth District
Citizens Association are closely watching
the work, aud Chief Murphy has tn-
structed the police to arrest the workmen
If any such attempt IL made.
A force of men are at work laying new
ties under the tracks of the Jersey EN-
trial Railroad. Fresh layers OF crushed
stone are also being placed upon the road
bed.
Fruit thieves are getting very bold. A
numbe of them were observed yesterday
4 efaalfnn anploa mr. tha lnruQr ann nj LIN
den avenue, while the m were at
work In the same field. When pursued
they soon left the farmers In the rear q
escaped with their booty.
The foot OF Chapel avenue has become
| quite a f~sherman's resort. As many as
twenty-five anglers were observed there
at one time yesterday.
The members of Onward and Entwfsle
| Lodges /. o. o. Il. and their friends
started for Greenwood Lake this morning
| in special cars. This is their nnual ex-
cursion and they expect TO fully enjoy the
outing.
Superintendent Kelly OF the New York
Bay Cemetery states that there is an un-
usually small number OF interments for
this time of the year. Yesterday there
were only five and the day before six.
The picnic OF Onward Lodge. X. and
L. OF H., was held last night at Green
vile Schuetzen Park. A fairly large
crowd was present and they enjoyed the
daDeing, which was the principal event
Of the evening. Music was furnished by
Prof. Dwyer. The member OF the Com
mittee Of Arrangements were A. y.
Smith. B. Thomas, G. DusenDury. E.
Martin and w. Wilson.
A meeting of Court Pride OF the Hill.
| A. o. e. A, will be held tonight in
Orient Hall.
day afternoon on Ocean avenue and 1t
ended in a scratching and hair-puilinR
match. IL seems that the son OF n OF
the women had struck the child of the
| other a rather hard blow, II when the
| second woman undertook to chastise the
| boy his mother interfered aad said that IL
there was any licking to be done she
| could take care of it. Words were soon
found to be poor weapons and fists
| and nails were substituted. Both
women now carry prominent souvenirs or
the event. The one who came of first
woman; but if I had that boy alone in my
alleyway for about ten minutes his
mother wouldn't know him when he
came out" Both marched off with the
intention OF getting a warrant, but they
nave not yet been heard from by the
| justices.
Palestine Division, X. of P, will meet
at Metropolitan Hall tonight to practice
for their exhibition drill 10 be given at
| he coming picnic.
Henry Welche, nine years old. has
been missing from his residence. No. 1886
| Garfield avenue, since four O'Clock Mon
| day afternoon. When he left home he
wore striped pants. a white dotted blouse
| and a blue cloth hat.
West Bergen.
The roof is now on the new school, No.
| %, aud the contractors expect TO have it
| completed by November l. An extra
force of men was put TO work this week.
Morton Place needs lamps as badly as
| any street in the city Not one is 10 be
found from Bergen venue to the rail-
road.
Lots are now selling rapidly on Clare
mont avenue. This emu has been
| graded recently and the syndicate which
owns most of the property is hustling.
Funeral services were held yesterday
over the remains of Mr.. Robert Campbell
at his late residence, No. IS West Side
| avenue. The body was taken TO New
| Haven and Inferred this morning.
Miss Hattie Benson of Lexington ave-
nue. will spend a month at the Catskills.
| She leaves the early part of next week.
The residents of West Bergen would
ike to see more light displayed at the
railway station. There is a hong flight of
stairs leading up 10 the road bed and
many slight accidents happen, owing to
want of proper illumination.
Mr.. George Ferguson of West Side ave-
nue. mas returned from The Catskills,
.f-.. L.. k,. Naop FOR tho naSf r.Nnfh