The Jersey City news., 1891-10-08

holders has refused to permit the Pater-
son, Clifton and Passaic Electric Rail-
road TO cross into Bergen county over the
county bridge that connects Garfield
with Passaic.
CITY NOTES.
James Tierney, of No. 674 Communi-
paw avenue, was fined So by Police JUS
tice O'Donnell this morning for putting
his muddy feet on the seat of an Erie
monstrated with him, but Tierney re-
fused to bulge.
The Jetfersonian Labor Democracy will
meet every Friday night during October
in Roche's Hall.
Frank Smakauski. of No. 2O5 Washing
his home yesterday and received a severe
scalp wound.
William Mcdonald was picked no dead
drunk in the streets last night. He said
two drinks did it. and was dis
charged.
Company rehearsed "The Gondoliers'
last night. After the rehearsal next
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kinlv and Mr.. and Mrs M. Thomas will
sing for the edif1cation OF the club MEM
bers and members of the opera company.
staged "The Brigands" last night, aud
the leaders feel positive that the presenta-
tion of this opera will prove all unqualli-
fed success.
The Rev. DR.. Brett last night united in
marriage Crawford Whaley and Miss
Marie Steintz, at the home of the bride,
No 167 De kalb avenue.
The first of course of entertain
ments aud lectures to be held in the
Emory M. K. Church takes place tonight
There will be an exhibition of the phono-
graph and selections by Miss Mabel Irene
Snedeker.
The Hudson County Bible Glass will
hold a business session in the Bergen Re-
formed Church tonight.
Joseph Miller, a saloonkeeper at No.
454 Ocean avenue. was q prisoner in
Justice Kimmerlys court this morning.
charged with selling without a license.
He was paroled, his application having
not yet been acted upon.
The Rev. Stephen Merritt, of the Jane
Street NJ. E. Church, will conduct the
services at the Erie Street Mission to-
night. Mr.. Merritt is a hard worker In
mission fields. Revival services are held
every night urder the management of j.
M. Smith, sup erintendent.
Lafayette.
Charles Lambert, a fireman employed
by the Central Railroad, was badly
scalded about the face and hands this
morning at the roundhouss at Communi-
paw. He was taken to the City Hos
pital.
Communipaw avenue east of Pine
street is in a disgraceful condition. The
flags are all out of level and are covered
with several inches of mud.
Mr.. James Schmidt is about to build a
house on Pine street.
is announced. Mr.. Hoiste will marry a
wealthy New York lady and The wedding
Is expected to take place within the next
few weeks.
The sewer basin at Communipaw ave-
nue. and Halladay sire ct is choked with
refuse matter.
The many friends of Frank Abel, for
merly of this place, deeply regretted to
hear of his death by drowning last Mon
day. Frank died in the heroic attempt
to save a companions life at Staten
Island.
The members of the Leonard J. Kaiser
Association are making preparations for
a stag racket.
The young men in this section are talk
ing of organizing an amateur orchestra.
Many plans have been suggested, but as
yet no actual steps have been taken.
The formation of an independent polit-
ical organization has been discussed and
the suggestion that club be formed at
once was favorably received, but tn at
seems to be as far as the matter has pro
gressed.
Woodward street has been graded,
paved and curbed under the direction of
the Street and Water Commissioners,
and is now in a respectable condition.
GreenviIle
Joseph Miller. vino keeps a saloon at
Ocean and Stevens avenue, failed to re-
new his license when it expired, He was
arrested by Doorman Pinkman OF the
Fifth Precinct yesterday for selling
liaGor without license. He will be ar
raigned before Justice Kimmerly.
Mf.lu Of No ;r%x~
fifth street, New York, visited Greenville
Yesterday and partood of a goodly por-
tion of Jersey aDplejack. She was cre-
ating disturbance at Bergen and Nc
Adoo avenues. when Policeman Ernst
arrested her. She spent the night in a
Fifth Precinct station house cell.
The ladies of the Linden Avenue NJ. e.
Church will hold a butterfly tea aud
bazar in the church this evening. The
proceeds will go to the church.
The first reception of the Jolly Lot
Social Club was held last evening at Dick
Uldrich's Bay Shore House, aud as usual
it was glowing success The hall was
beautifully decorated. and over one hun
dred dancers were present to lend activ-
iry to the event. An elaborate supper
was served.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will begin series of prayer meet
ings commencing next Sunday afternoon,
at half.past four o'clock. at their rooms
on Linden avenue. Every member is re-
quested to be present ready for work
A New England Supper aud Novelty
Bazaar will be held in the Greenville Re-
formed Churcn on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings. October 13 and IA. Au ex
ceileEt programme of music will be az
ranged for.
The second reception of the Greenville
Dancing Academy will be held on Friday
evening, October 16.
The four pretty dwelling houses erect
ed by DIR. Finn on Danforth avenue are
an ornament to that thoroughfare, and it
Is likely that sever al more houses will be
built within short time.
The Greenville Turn Verein will meet
at the rooms in Metropolitan Hall to-
morrow evening and make arrangements
for the tenth annual turning exhibition