The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-06

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daily. The heu Is fed by her sou John,
but for all thatit lays its eggs at the home
OF his mother.
The New Jersey state Teachers AssOci-
alton holds its meeting at Asoury Park
on July 9 and Z.
CITY NOTES.
Tn sixth annual AFTERNOON and
evening picnic OF the Bergen Pleasure
Club will DO held at C~aledonia Park
this evening.
The body of thirteeu-year-old Frank
Vielmuth. of No. 30 Thorne street, whose
clothes were found near Penn horn
Greek n few days ago. aud who 1t was
thought at the time was drowned while
bathing. was recovered yesterday ana
sent TO Speer's morgue.
Pauline Meyer. aged thirty years, o.
No. 80 Franklin street. was knocked down
by horses attached to red car No. 90 OF
the Belt line. at Newark avenue and
Cook street yesterday, and was taken
home in a badly injured condition II
was purely an accident.
the SUNDAY school children of the Sum
NIT Avenue Baptist Church are eD1oyinR
a picnic today in Salter's woods, Green
! willie. Seven car loads OF children left the
church at nine O'Clock this morning.
Lafavette-
Henry Winters, fourteen years old, OF
/ Maple street, broke his right leg last
evening in Jumping from the stoop in
front OF hig home. DIR. dressed
/ the broken limb.
There seems to be an attractive force
for street bands In the vicinity Of Justice
Lowey's office and the Rev. DIR. Durvee's
residence on Pacific avenue. Never a
band passes through Pacific avenue with
out playing a serenade in front of each
place.
The Lafayette Reading Room Associa-
ton has given the young men In this sec
ton a much needed resort. The rooms
are crowded every night, and the mem
bership roll Is rapidly fAing-
Two bows were fighting at Lafayette
n Maple streets last evening. Detective
Hottie came along. picked up the larger
OF the two, spanked him soundly and
then lectured the men who stood around
for not separating the youthful boxers.
The Lafayette Club will meet at the
club house ON Maple street this evening.
GreenviIle.
Messrs. Lembeek, Coogan, Holmes.
Brady aud others are buying in consider
able property In the neighborhood OF the
probable location of the County Bouie-
ward and the entrance to "Bayslde PARK
A petition has been forwarded to the
proper authorities for the paving OF Nep-
tune avenue from Ocean avenue to Ber-
gen avenue. The preliminary assessment
map is now being prepared.
A special service OF song Will be held
tomorrow evening at the Reformed
Church.. Pastor Bruce will preach the
last sermon OF the series on Tine Life of
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany's land agent visited Greenville this
morning and tried to induce Mr.. Oliver
to part with q piece OF Garfield avenue
property. Mr.. Oliver refused TO sell. now
ever.
A handsome two-story frame dwelling
has lust been completed for Mr.. Light
body on Lignot Court.
The Minkakwa Club Is making excel
lent progress of late. The club house on
Ocean avenue has been handsomely fur
nished and a new organ purchased "A
/ racket will be held on next Monday
evening.
The regular meeting OF the Greenville
Building aud Loan Association NO. z
will be held this evening at the rooms,
No. 93 Linden avenue. =,
The Y. NJ. q. A. Executive Board will
meet his evening at the room in Bamber
Hall.
A Citizens Association meeting has
peen called for next Tuesday evening at
the rooms in Bamber Hall. Among the
matters that will be talked about ares
A new sewer for Woodlawn, electric
lights and rapid transit.
J. Stinley OF No. $50 Ocean avenue was
arrested last evening upon u charge oil
assault and battery preferred by Charlie:
Reiger of No. III Ocean avenue. Police.
man Routh made the arrest Stinley will
be arraigned before Justice kimmerly.
West bergen.
A meeting OF the i. N. Bre man Assoc
citation was held last evening at The
rooms on Hotel avenue. The details fol-
the annual picnic were arranged. The
association now has nearly eighty mem
beers.
Tine regular meeting OF the West Der
gen Citizens Improvement Associatio1
will be held on Monday evening at the
rooms No. 200 West Side avenue. AmonE
tue matters that will be discussed are:-
The low bridge on West Side avenue, the
need of more street lamps, the new sew
erage system. dangerous C~ommunipav
avenue sidewalk, and a night agent 81
the railroad station
The cows are again roaming over thu
streets, and unless they are Kept In tne
stables West Bergen will need a pound
! Mounted Policeman Harms is kept busy
chasing them off the streets.
Thieves attempted to break into thu
, residence of James Hayes on Bergen ave-
nue. last night. They forced oDen the
basement, but were frightened away b.
a dog.
val In this section. Several gardens wert
stripped last night. The police are on ths
} alert.
The first class meeting of the West Der
gen Temperance School, was held yester
e day afternoon in the NJ. E. Church par
e lors. Twenty children have Joined tht
class. Mrs. Everett, the organizer of the
J, class. will instruct the children ever
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock.
!, The Sunday closing in this section Is q
failure. Few business men close theiI
stores on Sundays.
; Union street, at the lower end. is in 4
disgraceful condition. The street is full
Of holes. making it dangerous fol-
I vehicles.
Bergen avenue needs cleaning badly
| / The e1raat CLEANERS have not visited this
q section for months.
g BAYONNE-
: The Rev. Mr.. Rvman. the new pastor OF
/, the Matthison Methodist Church, lee
a tured last evening on temperance IN ths
s Monroe Memorial Methodist Church to
J large audience.
DR.. Alexander Dallas, of No. "a Eas
Twenty-second street, sailed yesterday
for a fnur throngh Canfral America