The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-15

Schre;zen Hail, No. SIG Third street, GU
The evening OF Aorii %.
Flank HOLMAN OF No. 65 Essex street.
employed AZ the coal shutes, loot Of Sixth
stree, Ind his arm crushed betwce1 csrs
this morning. He was taken TO ST.
Francis Hospital.
A slight fire occurred in the cellar OF
the house No. 305 Pavouia avenue, last
evening Damage slight.
samuel Is. D~e-ricksOr, elghty-tWo years
old, native born and homeless, was found
sick ut No. ~ Franklin street last night,
and taken to the City Hospital
Fire damaged Fred S~chroeder's grocery
store at Monmouth and Second streets
this morning to the extent OF SIS.
The Little Daisy Cadets will give an IN
tertainment aud reception at Rocne's
Hall tomorrow evening
Jersey Citv Lodge and Mechanics
Lodge. /. o.. O. f., meet tonight to confer
degrees.
James Ryan, of No. 1s1 Bay street, and
Patrick Finuerty. Of No. 14l Morris
street, got into a scrap in the gallery at
the Academy OF Music last night d were
botn arrested. Justice Davis gave them a
severe lecture this morning and dis
charged them.
John Finlay, of No. $50 Van Horne
street, was fined S. by Justice Davis this
morning for turning out The gas on the
stairway Leading from the upper gallery to
the street while the crowds were pouring
| Oat = toct Aht = 0tH@ ot AAt
Academy. Finlay denied that he had
turned out the gas. but there were wit
nesses against him, aud the Justice fined
him for lying.
Al ninc o'clock last night Frank Cole
man, employed at the coal shoots at the
! foot OF Sixth street, had his arm crushed
bet wee two coal cars. He was removed
te st. Francis Hospitslin the ambulauce.
The YOUNG Mems Literary Association
Of st. Paul's Church OF the Cross will
I ~ . H.. -
ler's Hall toni5ht and on Thursday night
next. The play TO be given is "rhe
Shaugraun."
The Dunne Association held a business
meeting last night al admitted several
new members.
The Teachers' Association will hold a
meeting at the High School building to-
morrow afternoon at three O'Clock.
A lire was discovered in a cellar at No.
90 Pavonia avenue yesterday. Box 2l
was pulled. No damage was sustained
by the owner OF the premises. John d.
Carscalien.
Warden Osborne of the City Hospital
has under his charge twenty patients who
suffered from grip yesterday. Ex-Judge
Samuel Derickson. eignty-two years
street; Patrick McNally and John Han
a were admitted suffering from this
disease.
Sergeant Finley of the First Precinct
yesterday found Edward Flynn and Ber-
nard Burns, aged respectively three and
i've, wandering on Communipaw avenue,
lost. He took the boys to the station
house and detained them until called for
by their frightened parents.
Henry kennermann. seventy-five years
old, wandered away from his home, No.
564 Bergen avenue, last Saturday after
noon He was found last night on Cor
NELSON avenue and restored to his friends.
The old man is slightly demented.
Dominieus Wegman presided at a meet
ing of the Sixth District Republican
Club at No. al C~omniunipaw avenue last
night. On a resolution presented by
himself il was decided to endorse all the
Republican nominees.
The receipts of the Home Building and
Loan Association last night amounted to
1886. rs.
Lafayette.
The Lafayette Citizens Improvement Mt
Association is dead.
The Lafayette Club met last evening
at the rooms on Pacific avenue aud de-
cided to purchase " billiard tables Tor
the club rooms. The treasurer's report
showed a balance on land of S473.
Thieves entered ther residence OF James
carried aEay Il large bundle OF clothing
and 500 worth of jeweiry. The robbery
vas not reported to the police.
The basin at Communipaw ave-
nue. and Halliday street has not yet been
cleaned out.
The Lafayette Mennerchor will meet
this evening at the rooms on Pine street.
Joseph Mcintyre, forty-seven years old,
and residing on Communipaw avenue,
was Knocked down aud run over by a
wagon on Pacific avenue this morning.
Three of his ribs were broken. He was
taken to the City Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs George Blair VIII give a
r ecept1on at their residence this evening.
GreenvilIe.
The Sixth District Citizens Improve
meut Association will meet this evening
at the rooms in Bamber Hall. Among
the matters that will be talked about are
West Side sewers, new school for Wood
lawn, Rapid TransiL AMI the new County
Boulevard.
The Friendly Few Social Club will
give their first annual invitation recep-
ton at Shriner's Hall on Rose avenue,
Tuesday, April %.
August Woeckener keeps a grocery
store at Bergen and Linden venues
Last night when he went to sleep HE for
got to lock the store door Policeman
Miller passed there at four O'Clock this
morning. and trying the door, thought
there were burglars around. Finding
that everything was all right, he awoke
young Woeckener, who locked the door.
The election returns will be received at
the Minkakwa club house tonight
The concert OF Cne Greengille Turn
Verein at Metropolitan Hail last evening
was q success. Nearly S1o0 was realized.
After the concert the floor was cleared for
dancing.
The regular monthly meeting of the Y. |
NJ. G. A will be held his evening at the
rooms on Linden avenue. The gymna-
SUM apparatus will be placed in position
this week.
West Bergen.
On Thursday evening a reception will
be rendered to the hev. John Atkinson in
the NJ. Z. Church parlors. Addresses
will be made by Messrs. N. II. Beach Inc
Norris Atkinson.
The entertainment committees of the
Harmony Club and the West Bergen a.
A. will meet this evening al No. 95 Bergen
avenue to make arrangements for q joint
entertainment.
A horse attached to a light buggy ran
away IN Bergen avenue this morning.
At Union street one of the wheels struck
the curblug and overturned the wagon.
Two young men, the occupants, We're
thrown out. They refused to give their |
names. They escaped with a few slight
bruises. |
The work on the new public school is
being pushed rapidly. A full complement
OF brickiayers from the New YORK Trade
School are at work.
A slight lire caused by the explosion of
a lamD created considerable axeitanant |