The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-16

moving freight engine his morning aud
injured about the spine. He was taken
TO his home on Pine street
G%reenviIie.
A special meeting of the Executive
Board eof the ". NJ. G. A. was held last
evening at the rooms on Lindeu avenue.
A. NJ. Duhme, j. Il. Peters and A. Lang
er were appointed II committee to start Il
class in ~penmanship, bookkeeping, spell
ing aud arithmetic.
James Rug aud Patrick Miller, both OF
No. 200 Morgan street. were arrested as
disOrderly persons yesterday altern Don by
Policeman Miller. They were creating a
disturbance on Ocean venue
John Maher. sixteen years old, has been
missing from his home, No. US Ocean
avenue since Monday last. When last
seen he wore a brown coat and vest. dark
rouse and a black derby hat. He meas
ures about five feet nine inches in height
and hasa light mustache.
The regular monthly reception of the
Greenville Dancing Academy will be held
this evening at Zeugner's Relvedere
Hall.
Mrs. Boac. wife of Charles Boag, who
was killed on the Central Railroad a few
weeks ago has commenced suit against
the company for heavy damages
Mr.. J.. Dealing and Mr.. j. Smith have
Joined the Reformed Church choir. This
! choir now ranks second to none in the
city.
A gang Of workmen are at work on Ber-
gen avenue repairing the wires which
were blown down by the high winds last
Sunday.
Society in G~reenville will be unusually
active during the coming winter. Sew
eral social events have already been an
nounced and many more are to follow.
Ocean avenue is i'll a disgraceful con-
dition. Mud to the depth of several
Inches covers the thoroughfare.
The Greenviilc Wheelmen will take a
run from Plainfield tomorrow evening.
The Improved Order OF Red Men will
meet this evening at the room in Bam-
Der Hall. Several candidates will be in
itiated.
The entertainment in aid of the library
fund of Puplic School No. 20 will be held
Hall.
A few letter boxes could be used to adj
vantage in this section. The residents on
Rose and Long venue muss walk over
half u mile to mail letters.
West Bergen.
The Willing Workers Society of Kings
Daughters has elected the following OFF,
responding Secretary, Miss BrooKsbank;
Financial Secretary, Miss Wilson. and
Treasurer, Miss Stiyers.
A public telephone station in this vicin-
ity Is talked of. It il possible that the
telephone company NAV be induced to
locate a station at some point on West
Side avenue, where it would be Il great
convenience to residents.
The demand for small dwelling houses
in this section is increasing, and no
sooner are any erected than they are
| rented.
The long looked for Improvement of
Union street has come. 1t has been
rrndad atH mt in nrauan a hlQ lhQna and
The residents are happy in consequence.
The Junior Y. p. S. G. A. will meet
this afternoon at three o'clock in the
parlors of the South Bergen Reformed
Church.
The syndicate that is selling lots on
Claremont and Orieut avenues is not
meeting with great success. The demand
for lots has fallen off.
West Side avenue Is afavorite thorough
fare with cross country runners, and al
most every evening scores of feet-footed
athletes can be seen getting in condition.
Mr.. John w. Atkinson of West Side
avenue Is studying law, and will go into
business with his brother in New York.
Two young men employed iii the steel
works had adIspute last night. and being
urged by their friends. decided to settle
the matter with their. dukes" They adj
journed to the foot OF Hatch avenue, near
the canal, and had y short but lively
scrap. The contestants were pretty well
bruised at the end of the fight;
when q truce was called the scrappers
shook hands and peace reigned once more.
The names of the young men could not
be ascertained. as those interested are
Excepting mum"
A handsome colonial residence has just
been completed for Mr.. Charles Judge
on Eye avenue. 1t tends considerably TO
beauty the already beautiful neighbour
hood in which it is located.