The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-06

nv DINuluRDAAs VI Tue DuIEN1Uuly
A. Kstzsr. thirty-nine years oil. a resi-
dence of Hoboken, committed some time
z to the County Jail by Recorder Nc
DonouCh. died last hight The body was
removed to Speeris morgue.
Annie Gallagher. thirty-one years old,
OF Nc 1913 Bergen avenue. was arraigned
before Justice Kimmerly this morning
charged by John Gallagher, her father.
with d~isorderly Annie Is ad-
dicted to drink, aud frequently puts her
father out Of the house. Justice KIM
meIly will decide the case tomorrow.
Contractor Byrnes' men are sweeping
Pacific avenue today.
Charles B~ensonover. forty.four years
old. OF No. 10 Porter street, died In the
City Hospital last night from heart dis
ease. The body was claimed BY rela-
tives.
Robert Pairson. of No. 14s Phillip
street, was arrested last night on a charge
OF assault preferred by Edward Burns, OF
No. % Ash street. Burns failed to APP
pear and the case was postponed until
tomorrow.
Lafayette.
Communipaw Tribe, 1. o. r. NJ, asst
| evening received a visit from Wawapah ali
Tribe No. I41. The object was the CONSOLE
dalton of the two tribes. The committee
will report tonight.
John Z. Eutwistle Lodge, l. o. o. F..
Will uQiu y nAtStAnA t0b1-hb ~ ~HC
Lafayette House. The second degree will
be worked.
Mrs. r. X. Appleton OF NO. 26s Pac ific
avenue viii spend the summer at Weeds
port, N. Y.
Miss Nellie Schwab of Easton, Pa, ia
cific avenue.
Mr.. ]. j. Cody, of No. 215 Wilton
street., is ~rusticatfng at Avondaie.
Branch 125, o: |. H., will meet tonight
in Masonic Hall. The members are try
ing to bring about a consolidation will
Branch No. 125 the banner" branch OF
Lafayette Mutual Building and Loan
Association will meet In the Wigwam to-
night.
Judge Lowe, of Pacific avenue, is so.
journing at Sharon Springs. He Will re-
turn about Septe mbsr 10.
GreenviiIe.
Miss Ada Baskerville of Ocean Avenue
is at Asbury Park.
The Woersner Dry Plate Factory OF
jackson place received the first prize ut
the Exhibition OF Photographers at Buff
falo recently.
Henry J.. Kimmeily Of Old Bergen
Road caught a twenty-six pound turtle
in New York Bay yesterday afternoon.
The annual shooting festival OF the
4 UIceuFlAle I1QISG dudlQ Will &c nCll
mt Arm pruster's Greenyille Schuetzen
Park August %.
Mr.. Peter Vreeland and Captain John
Smith were both shaved at Kraus' 5arbe
shop yesterday afternoon. Captain Jack
hid Pete's hat, but PETE was shaved first
aud walked off with Captain Smiths hat.
Captain Smith, being unable to mud
another. paraded the streets of Greenville
bareheaded, much to tie CONSERVATION oil
the residents.
The Merry Anglers left yesterday af-
ternoon in q special car for Forked River.
n. j. Drs- Limsburner and Segnof,
Counsellors Hudspeth and Sibendahl.
Duncan Cameron, Jacob and Michael
Knoegnev, and others. composed the
party. They will return next Saturday
with a freight car filed with fish, even IL
they ave 10 buy them.
Herger, Becker and Kohls new brew
cry, for the manufacture OF Bavnrian
beer, ut the foot of Gerard avenue, was
thrown open 10 the public last night and
many kegs of beer were sampled.
The railing of the Ocean yenue bridge
over the Newark and New York Railroad
is in a rotten and dangerous condition.
The company has been notified but gives
the matter no attention. II any one
should lean upon the railing it woult be
likely 10 give. way entaillng q fall oil
sixty feet, perhaps upon or in front OF q
train.
Owing to the imperfect ia
which sewer pipes were laid at Ocean and
Seaview avenues there are holes in the
street varying from two to four feet In
depth. The recent heavy rains have
made these holes exceedingly dangerous,
and properly owners are correspondingly
Indignant. Ga Ssaview avenue the curp
has sunk lot feet below the grade.
The La Grippe Club will hold a meet.
ing next Thursday evening at the New
York Bay House. Six new members VIII
be initiated.
improvements are being made on
Ocean avenue by the j. c. aud B. Rail-
rosd Company.
New sewer pipes are being laid on Gator
avenue near Ocean venue
The T.. Boos Association rave returned
from their outing at Sandy Hook witt
eleven hundfed sea bass, black fish and
porgies. Mr.. p. Boos also caught the
malarisl fever, from he is a great suf-
terer.
Mr.. Robert DuDcanson has resigned as
treasurer of the Linden venue NJ. f.
Church. At the next meeting Of the
trustees his place viii be filled.
The GreenvIils 7. NJ. @. A. are doing
all in their power to secure q branch OF
the free library.
Library Trustee Harvey is very much
interested In the matter aud promises to
do all he can to help them along.
Forrest street will be improved from
Ocean to jackson avenues. after "a delay
OF over a year. The work Is progressing
rapidly.
West Bergen.
Messrs. Skillman and Newkirk are ere
ating quite a sensation here by exhibit
ing relics of the Battle of Gettysburg anC
a collection of fine pictures OF officers o
the various regiments.
There are a great many pools of stag
nant water along Hatch and Yale ave
nues covered with a coating of green
from which arises a most disagree eabl,
odor.
BAYONNE.