The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-12

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q cosf and vest from jeremiah. Shay. OF
M 323 Gfove strea1. ticcuiiagh hat the
coat u vest on when arrested by Police
man Br1umwald-
A man supposed to be II. Cottreil. Of
Newark. was struck aud instantly killed
by a locomotive on the Pennsylvania
Railway on the meadows yesterday after
noon. This body was seat 10 Speer's
morgue.
TIL John J.. Donnelly Association will
have its first outing OF Decoration Day.
The association has seventy-iive members
who will participate. They will have a
feast aud spend the day at The
association will start in tally-ho coaches
from its neadqu arters, Morris and Wash
ing.0n streets.
tn Pennsylvania Railway Company is
paying of its employees today.
There will be an open meeting OF vet
eraus from the regular army, navy an d
marine corps Sunday next at two p. m. at
No. 20 East Fourth street. New YORK.
Action will be taken on the holding OF a
National Convention and parading on
Decoration Day.
The Aonia Society met last night at the
club room in Bergen Hall ana made ar
for an entertainment 10 De
given June /.
William Amato, No. s. Ege avenue,
was arraigneo before Justice kimmerly
this morning on suspicion OF having been
IMPLICATED Ia the robbery OF Thomas
| Grnnis saloon Mt Kearney and Jackson
venues Sunday night. Justice kimmerly
discharged him as it was proven that he
was out OF tow the night the robbery
was committed.
Owen Boyle. Jr., "a Twenty-second
street. BayOnne, was a~rraigneu before
Justice Kilmmerly this morning charged
with assault and battery upon Charles
Byrnes, No. 24l Ocean avenue, a driver on
n Bayonne horse car. Boyle was intoxi-
| Gated aud struck the driver a blow IN the
| face. which knocked him off the car.
The hearing was adjourned until Satur-
day morning.
The sand laid on the recently repaved
| portion of Grove street has been blown
into every house aud store on the block.
Bridget Lyons, OF No. 50 Laidlaw ave-
nue., went home drunk last night and
made life interesting for the other ten
| ants. Justice Davis gave her thirty days
at Snake Hill this morning.
A horse and buggy were stolen from
| John McMahon OF Union Hill yesterday.
At | o'clock Policeman Holderer OF the
Webster Avenue Police Court found the
| horse tied to an old wagon on Griffith
street. The owner claimed his property
later.
Minnie Wolff OF No. 46 Leonard street
had Augusta Halenburg, her neighbor,
| hound over to keep h peace by Justice
Davis this morning. Miss Halenburg
threatened to poison Mrs VOLTS ducks
Lafayette.
Thieves entered the residence of George
Waters on Pacific avenue last evening
and carried away several bundles of
clothing valued at $50. They opened the
basement door with a skeleton KEY.
Harry Winters, ten years old, fell from
the second story window of his home on
Maple street this morning, and broke his
left leg. He was taken to theC City Hos
pital.
ing arrangements for the annual chowde r
The street sweeper visited this section
yesterday fer the first time.
The Lincoln Amateur Minstrel Com
pauy will meet this evening at the resi-
dence of President Somers IN Commune
paw avenue.
The work of paving Woodward street
will be completed In n few days.
Charles johnson, n brakeman employed
by the Central Railroad Company. had
his right hand crushed while coupling
cars at the yards at C-ommuniDaw this
morning. He was taken to his home on
Grand street.
The Lafayette Pleasure Club will meet
this evening and make arrangements for
a stag racket. =.
meet tor rehearsal in the Nj. E. Church
this evening.
The regular meeting Of the No Name
Society will be held this evening at tie
rooms No. So West Side avenue.
Preparations are being made for the
celebration of Children's Day in the Nj. Z.
Church on June2 Appropriate exercises
will be held in the church.
Greenvnie.
Branch No. 1,161, Order of Iron Hall,
met last evening ut che rooms In Bamber
Hail and presented 500 sick benefit TO
Mr. Werenfells. This is the first benefit
that has been paid by the lodge since its
organization a few months ago..
Armbruster's Schuetzen Park was for
maiiy opened yesterday with u free pic
mic.
The first annual entertainment and hop
of Centenary Lodge. Knights OF Pythias,
was held last evening at M~etropoiitan
Hall, It was a success both financially
and otherwise. Among those present
were Misses Lizzie Breterniiz, Jennie
Masterson. Katie Lindeburg, Title
Kraus. Laura Smith, Sarah Burger and
Messrs. e. Edinger, Charles Herig,- Will
liam Hoecker, George Routh, ii. Nelson
and A. LANCER.
The Minkakwa Club held al enjoyable
stag racket at the club rooms last even
ing. A bana of music and speech making
enlivened the occasion. At ten O'Clock
the members. headed by the band,
marched to the residence Of President
Adam Reid on Danforth avenue and
serenaded him.
The lower Sixth District Democratic
Association will meet this evening at the
rooms in the Jaccard Building on old
Bergen road.
Mr.. William Rickert has been ap-
pointed Physical Instructor OF the Y. M.
G. A.
The Citizens Association will meet
at Bamber Hall this evening.
The receipts at the meeting of Green
vile Building aud Loan Association No.
/ last evening amounted to 81, 779SI.
West Bergen.
1t is expected that the new West Side
avenue line VIII be running this year..
The Duncan avenue sewer main has
been extended within a few feet of West
Side avenue
A new building and loan association
will soon be organized In West Bergen.
Among those who are pushing the scheme
are John w. Atkinson, w. j. Jennings,
w. II. Cummings, VIM. Dunlap, J. Skill
man. Chas. Judge, w. Newklrk, and A.
Shrope. A meeting will be held next
week for organization.
Communipaw avenue, between Bergen
and West Side is in a de-
plorable condition. The flags are all out
Of level, aud make it dangerous to pedes-
trians on dark nights.
The w. c. 4. U. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at No. 95 Bergen avenue.
William Leaycraft is going to upper
New York State, 10 be absent about three
weeks.