The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-14

ALA kAM4IINH.
Two Arabian women were arrested en-
Bergen square, yesterday. peddiing with
out a license. They were fined Two dol
lars each BY Judge Wauser.
LAFAYETTE.
Tue regular meeting of Fisk Section
No. 5 Cadets OF Temperance, was held
last evening " Armory Hall. Three
ladies were admitted to membership.
The CLUB has over 500 In the treasury.
Mary Maloney, 81 years, and homeless,
was fouud sick last night at Pacific and
Communipaw avenues, by the Fourth
Precinct police. Sho was sent to the City
Hospital.
James Moran. of Pacific avenue, who
IL slightly demented. and who has been
missing from his nome since Sunday,
turned up last night and relieved his
relatives OF their anxiety on his behalf.
The regular meeting of the Lafayette
Dramatic Society will be held this even
ing at the residence or William ltollston
or C0mmunipaw avenue.
creenviIie.
The New JERSEY Central Railroad au-
thorities say that the proposed improve
ment OF the jackson avenue station will
be commenced in a few weeks. The com
| pany also intends erecting a station at
The foot of Armstrong place.
The frame work of the massive iron
bridge that Is 10 span the Central Rail
road near the Currie homestead, tor the
convenience OF the Bergen Neck and Le-
high Valley Railroad~, Is up, and the
work will now be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
The 5uabian vereIn of Hudson county
held It's regular meeting last evening at
kraus' Hotel on Ocean avenue Reso-
lutlons bere passed thanking MIR. Kruse
for the handsome floral decorations at
their recent ball Trey also thanked Mr..
A1el, who presented the verein with one
hundred flags for the same occasion.
Architect Al. Smith is preparing plans
for a TWO story frame dwelling to cost
$500, n to be erected on Van Nostrand
place by J. Scrutton, also for a two story
frame dwelling to cost 81. 200 for J.. Cole
man on Hoboken avenue. and six two
story frame dwellings for j. Il. Wright at
McAdoo and Bergen avenues.
The police ave succeeded in finding
the ma bv whose reckless driving Mrs.
Buruham, the Faith Christ, was so serf.
ousiy injured. He is Michael Fisher, a
carpenter, residing at Avenue ID aud
Ffty-second street, near the Morris
Canal. Detective Egan placed him under
arrest Yesterday. He was hailed by j..
Zachman, his brother in law. Fisher
claims the affair was entirely accidental,
he being unable, owing to the darkness,
to see the woman crossing the street TO
meet the car.
Mrs. T. c. Brown, wife OF the we'll
known dry goods merchant, 10 taking Ia
active interest in mission school work.
She Is aiding the Faith Cnrisss in open
ing the proposed sewing scnooi ut the
Y. N. c.. A. rooms. Several Greenville
In instructing the children.
The regular meeting of the Greenville
Riffs Club, will be held this evening at
Shriner's Hall ON Ross avenue.
The preliminary assessment map OF the
proposed sewer that Is to drain the west
side of Greenville is being prepared by
surveyor Fowler. The main will run
along the east side of the Morris canal
near Newark Bay, with branch sewers
running up each street as far as Bergen
avenue.
West Berger.
The Central K abroad Company is i'm
proving the railroad property in this sec
lion. The large piles OF rocks which have
laid along the tracks since the railroad
was cut through are being removed.
tracks are being extended TO several in
dustries.
A sickening smell prevailed over West
Bergen last evening. 1t came from the
Hackensack River establishments, of
which so much has been said.
New residences are being erected
throughout the whole west side, and
many more are projected. The builders
anticipate a busy season.
A delegation of the West Side VI. E.
CuufCn cuOfI went 10 fOfb fklcuihODu
last evening to assist in the entertain
ment, under the direction of Chorister
Everett, at the NJ. E. Church at that
place.
Edward Kransz, who is related to G. W.
Johnson, of Bersen avenue, and who is
we'll known in West Bergen, left yester-
day for oxford, Mass, where he will en-
barkin the poultry business with J. Pope,
the large dealer OF New York.
George Drake, a well to do Camden
farmer, got full on West Bergen apple
jack last evening and lay down in a
grocery wagon that was standing on Ber-
gen avenue to sleep. He was taken to
the Fourth Precinct Station House. He
had S253 IN his pocket. He will be brought
before Justice Wanser.
The Y. p. S. c. E. of the Reformed
Church is making arrangements for a
sociable at the church parlors early next
month.