The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-03


by c. G. Jewell. Of No. IS Wiley street,
became frightened yesterday afternoon
and dashed down Newkirk street The
buggy was completely demolished n
tho horse badly u about the legs.
Henry Brown. a shoemaker OF No. 30
Westervclt street, was stricken with par
alysis this morning at Jackson and Com
munipaw avenues. He WAS remove to
the City Hospital.
LAFAYETTE.
The Lafayette M~aennerchor is RAPIDLY
developing into a flno organization. New
members are being 9dmitted at every
meeting. Justice Lowy Is n Of the
most iactive members of the prosperous
organization.
The theachers Of the Lafayette NJ. E.
Sunday school will meet this evening aud
make arrangements Tor the annual excur-
sion.
Lafayette street is in n disgraceful
condition. Mud and filth to the depth Of
several inches cover the entire street.
The property owners are talking OF circu
latlng a petition for Improvement.
The work on the Woodward street Inn
provenent is being pushed raDldly. and
will be completed in a few days.
I'M residence Of William Levy. on
Pacific avenue, was entered last night.
but did not succeed In getting away with
anything Of value.
Greenville.
Patrolman Bose. OF the Fifth Precinct,
found a velvet cape with feather trim
ming on the Central Railroad tracks near
the Greenville station yesterday morn
ing.
Counsellor James Chapman will deliver
q lecture before tue Social Club OF the
Salem Baptist Church. Wednesday. June
10. at the hall kearney and jackson ave-
nue His subject will be The Social
Club
The regular meeting Of the Sixth Dis
trict Citizens improvement Association,
| which was to have been held at the rooms
on Liuden avenue last evening, was post
poued until next Tuesday evening.
The Liederkranz Singing Society met
last evening and completed arrangements
for the annual picnic at Schuetzen Park
July 4 Professor Schlund's orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion.
The G~reenville Wheelmen, ten in mum
Der, took a run to Bergen Point and re-
turn last evening. j.. N. Dillaway. Alex.
| Armstrong, Charles Mcintyre aud Cap
tain Livingston will take q run to Phila.
| delphia In a few weeks
The old Gautier homestead on the New
York Bay shore, Greenville's oldest land.
mark, will be torn down In a few days to
make room for the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Company's trestle work
The street sprinkler visited this section
this morning much to the surprise of the
residents. Garfield avenue from Gates
to Woodlawn VENUE was the section
that was sprinkled.
evening at Dick Uldrich's, on The Newark
Bay shore.
West bergen.
A meeting of the West Bergen Citizens
Improvement Association will be held on
\ ra~f NnnHou auanrn0 nj tho rnnrna M
2e0 West Side avenue. Among the
| matters that will be talked about
are the disease-breeding ponds on Clark,
Yale and Hatch avenues, the Culver ave
nue. cavein, and the dangerous plank
walk on Virginia avenue.
Mr.. John w. Atkinson, of West Side
avenue, is visiting friends in the Catskill
Mountains.
The regular class meeting will be held
in the NJ. K. Church this evening.
The work on the new school house Il
being pushed rapidly. The second tier Of
beams was laidslast week. Inspector
Kelly says tina the structure VIII b.
finished on contract time.
The residents on West side avenue arr
talking Of engaging a sprinkler TO LAY
the dust on that thorou ghfare.
The gypsies are still loo ated Mt thu
Glendale Park. Large Gro wds visit thu
| camp daily. and the gypsies make con
siderable money telling fortunes.
The prosperous Yves t Bergen Pleasure
Club will meet tomorrow evening at the
club house on Mallory The ar
engagements for the picnic at the Green
vile Schuetzen Park next Saturday vii
be completed.
Ctaramont avenue Is being regarded
and is now fifty feet WIDE Flagging will
be laid on both sides of the thoroughfare
Several new houses are being erected and
Ciaremont avenue bids fair to become tn,
leading avenue In this section.