The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-18
CITY NOTES.


The Hanlon's Folly Company will give
an entertainment at Henkel's Casino thi:
evening.
The Rescue Rome Mission win meet to
morrow evening at half past seven at tins
Tabernacle. Mrs. Jerry McAuIey. f. L
Barrett and john Mcconnell win make ad
dresses, aud MIR. and Mrs. Barrett vii
sing.
Justice Weed is remodelling the interior
OF his Office In Gregory street.
The architectural beauty of Mulloue's
Opera House enhances the appearance OF
Newark avenue in the vicinity Of the City
Hall
A banquet will be rendered to Justice
Frank n. Eimmerly at the Belvedert
House, Danforth venue and Berger
Road. on Monday evening next There IA
also 70 be a presentation
William Neil was slightly bruised
about the head yesterday afternoon by
being thrown from his carriage 90 SUN
NIT avenue. He was taken to his home,
No. III Second street, by his friends.
Mamie Drefeldecker, three years old,
while attempting to take n bone from d
dog owned by a West Side avenue farm
eT, in J. Oelrlch's butcher shop on Bergen
avenue, was severely bitten on the cheek.
The dog was shot by Roandsman Moore
of the Seventh precinct.
Harry Perkins was admitted to the
City Hospital April s. suffering from
grip. This morning ne died. His body
was removed TO Speer's morgue.
The neurological collection Of the
class Of '1 will be displayed in Superin'
tendent Poland's Office in about twc
weeks. The collection consists OF ever q
thousand specimens, and will be arranged
by Professor Paddock.
The work OF tearing up the old blocks
on Grove street. preparatory TO repaving,
has been recommended. Tue repavinp
win at Fifth street.
William Gillease. charged with beating
his sister-iu-lew, Mrs. Patrick Gillease
was hailed to await the action OF the
Grand Jury by Justice kimmerly thi:
morning. Mrs. Giliease was a very un'
willing witness
James Egan. a small hoy of Beacon ave
nue., was arraigned before Justice KIM
meriy this morning ia the Second Police
Court, charged by Mrs. Moran of the
same residence with striking her In the
back with a stone. Mrs. Egan, the boy's
mother, said that Mrs. Moran wa drunk
on the day in question. Justice Kimmer
ly discharged the boy with n warning, a.
q drunken woman could not be expected
TO be exactly certain.
There were seven new benches In Ham
iltou Park this morning.
AT the extreme upper end of Ninth
street a pool OF stagnant water has col
lected about n culvert. This. If
soon attended to. viii breed sickness IL
the neighborhood.
Lafayette.
The Aonia Singing Society, of Lafay
cite, has elected the following oficers:-
President. II. o. Wittpen; Vice President,
A. Schoenwetter; Secretary, Frank Price
and Treasurer, w. l.. Pyle.
The Indians Association will give ar
entertainment. reception and hop il
Bergen Hall on April q. Bennett Stock,
mar, who is "Sitting Bull' of the organi
cation, will have the hall fixed up in
style with flags and bunting. and the
associations gala night will be celebrated
with polnp and splendor.
The Lafayette Club will give a stag
racket at the club rooms on Monday
evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. E
Church are making arrangements for an
entertainment. The proceeds will 20 to
the Sunday School
A progressive euchrep and dance will
be given by Miss Laura Smith this even.
ing at her home on Pacific avenue.
James Robinson of Pine street slipped
and fell last evening at Pacific avenue
and Lafayetts street and broke his left
leg. He was taken to the City Hospital.
Greenville.
A petition has been forwarded to the
proper authorities for the paving of Nep.
tune&avenue.
The local physicians report hundreds Of
la grippe cases, few of which have ter
minated fatally, however.
The question Of q local tennis league is
beginning to agitate the minds Of lovers
of that popular sport.
MIR. Ligbtbody's handsome new home
on Lignot Court viii be ready for occu-
paney in a few days.
W. D-~-a Efs----g
Association will return home from Cali
foruia next month.
Prof. Anderson's juvenile dancing class,
which meets ct the Belvedere Hall every
Saturday evening, Is meeting with unex
pected success. The youthful dancers
represent the leading households III
G~reenville.
Mr. j. Weller of New York, will soon
break ground for seven three story frame
dwellings at Bergen aud McAdoo ave
nues.
A stag sociabla will be held at the
Minkakwa Republican Club rooms,
Ocean avenue, this evening. The mem
bers anticipate a jolly time.
Miss BERTHE hermann has been ap-
pointed permanent monitor at No. 20
Mr.. Buedell has opened a conservatory
of Music at Shriner's Hall on Rose ave
nue..
With the proceeds OF their recent re-
ception, the Puritan Athletic Association
have been enabled TO very comfortably 1T
up their Neptune avenue club house.
Gas has been put in aud considerable
athletic apparatus purchased.
MIR. Frank Oakfofd. of Linden avenue,
is enjoying a Southern business trip.
West Bergen.
The Excursion Committees of the
South Bergen ana Bergen Reformed
Churches have decided to nave their an
nnal Sunday School excursion Saturday
afternoon, June 81, at Idle Wild. one of
the Glen Island group. The Lafayette
Reformed Church decided not to join.
The work on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road trestle across the Hackensack and
Passaic ri sers is progressing rapidly. A
connecting line will be erected on the
north side of the Y. & n. Y. r. R., con
necring with all the railroads on the west
side. The land has been surveyed.
Eye avenue has been graded at the
private expense of a resident.
Mischievous boys AVE been disturbing
in various ways the new Eagle Athletic
CLUB. A fight vas barely ayerted last
evening. A policeman chased the gang.
The attention of the police has been
called TO Sunday baseball playing. Two
policemen nave been detailed To break
up the practice and will be on hand to-
morrow.
A delegation from the Willing Work
ers' Society of Kings Daughters visited
the City Hospital yesterday.
A new sewer basin has been constructed
at Atlantic street and Bergen avenue.
The residents in this section complain
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