The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-25

60 Mcrseils street. The houSs is owned
by James Herbert Of No. $50 Railroad av-
enus.
Bridget Bryant OF No. 444 Monmouth
street told n narrowing tale yesterday Of
how ncr husband William beat aud III
treated her Police Justice O'Donneli
issuel a warrant for his arrest. This
morning she appeared and begged her
husband of. declaring to the court he
was a model husband. He vas dis
charged.
Bat three ''druuks" appeared on the
First and Second Police Precinct returns
this morning. They were all discharged
The cells IN the Seventh precinct police
station are being painted.
Contractor Byrnes y yesterday saw to IL
that Communipaw avenue was swept and
cieaned. Many complaints were made
against the condition Of the street lately.
Tue Office of Justice Roe on the Heighis
is closed. The Court Is off on a vacation.
Justice Green tried his first case yester-
day. lie lined an express wagon driver
g for cruelty to animals. Tn congratu-
lations OF hts friends cost him one dollar
more than the fine he imposed.
Persons riding on the Montgomery
street car liue are wondering when the
sprinkler will settle the dust. The light
dirt used in raising the grade OF this
street has not yet become hard.
some brilliant individual reported yes
terdaY at the Grove street police station
that the No. 5 School building was open.
Pohlmau's Pavilion, which for many
years has been wearing a coat Of ambixu-
Gus gray, is now being painted in dull
yellow.
The Fire Commissioner are well
! pleased with the appropriation granted
10 them by the Board Of Finance. Al
though not as much as they asked for,
the amoun Is satisfactory.
Quite a crowd OF spectators this morn
ing watched the last iron girder swing
4 INN nlQro in rho alavufad pannGylvnnf
Railroad structure.
A number OF Jerseyites are spending
their vacations under the trees In Shin
Fame Park.
captain Newton is bothered to distrac-
ton by the numerous Kings Daughters,
Willing Workers, Salvation Army SOL
diers and other private phiianfhropic
people who call TO take charge Of fifteen
year-old Katie Muller. She was commit
ted for examination as a disorderly per-
son by Justice Davis. She will have her
examination Monday.
Lafayette.
Large numbers of weak fish are bein q
caught In New York Bay. Yesterday
fourteen. averaging two pounds each,
were taken on one tide by a single fisher
mau.
For the past month the National Dock
and Storage Railroad Company has been
dumping dirt alongside the tracks be-
tween Wilton and Pine streets. The
weight of the refuse has forced the
ground. up in some places n pushed
over the fence surrounding the Chemical
works.
There is a strong demand for a night
agent ut the West Bergen station. A
delegation of citizens should call upon
the railroad company and present their
side of the question.
Services Will be held as usual tomorrow
in the South Bergen Reformed Church.
II fs not vet known vnO will deliver IN q
sermon.
Putty blowers have suddenly become
the style in Lafayette. The boys shoot
at passers-by, and In many cases
strike dangerously near their eyes. It Is
feared that one-eyed people Will become
common in this ueighborhood.
A branch OF the Progressive Benefit
Order was started this week at the
Lafayette House. 1t will meet on the
second and fourth Fridays of each
month.
The district around johnson avenue
near Wilton street is composed entirely
OF frame factories and houses, u IL a
fire once got a good Roadway the whole
neighborhood would go mp like a finder
box. The citizens have tried to get an
engine located here, .Dut have been unsuc-
cessful.
There is a large hole in Communipaw
avenue, near kapido's store. which Is
continually flled with water aud gives
out a very disagreeable odor. 1t should
The Lafayette Association will hold a
picnic at the Greenvflle Schuetzen Park
next Monday evening.
Greenville.
Miss Ella Straton of Bergen venue
will tender a reception 10 visitors from
Peekskill next Monday evening. A fine
musical entertainment will be given, par
ticipated IN by Mrs Ogden, the famous
New York sODranO.
Mr.. M. I. Rosenberg, with the firm Of
V~redenburgh & Garretson, is now at the
White Mountains.
The scandinavian societies of Jersey
City, New York and Brooklyn held their
annual singlng-fest and picnic last night
at the Greenville Schuetzen Park. The
old Morse long were sung n speeches
delivered. The Jersey City branch had
the largest number of members present.
the Y NJ. G. A. Baseball Gu will play
the Bayonne Outing CLUB this afternoon
on the avenue q grounds.
The amateur journalists OF Greenville
are organizing a journalists club.
The Association Notes. the official organ
Of the Y. NJ. &. A OF Greenville. will be-
giu publication in August.
A crowd of boys assemble at the corner
of Linden and Ocean avenues every even
ing and annoy passersby. Last night a
citizen was struck in the ear by an apple
thrown by Que of the boys
MI. anu MES. OdtuNcil OIL OaulOfbu
venue have returned from their summer
sojourn.
The New JERSEY Schuetzen Club held
its regular practice shoot at Metropolitan
Hall last night.
MIR. and Mrs. jackson of Avenue Il
nave left for the northern part Of New
York State, where they viii spend the
summer.
A passenger on q Greenville horse car
this morning complained loudly about
the delay caused by stopping to water the
horses at the New York Bay House. He
evidently thought it all right for the
horses TO 90 without water il it would
save him a few seconds.
West Bergen
James Tops has began TO erect a two
story Queen Ii residence IN Morton
place.
Rev. j.. Atkinson. of the West Bergen
NJ. L. Church will take rs his text to-
morrow morning Full OF the Holy
Ghost" This is a continuation Of the
sermon preached last Sunday. Mr.. I. 5.
Molyneaux. of the Heights, who is study
ing for the ministry, will occupy the pull
pit in the evening.
Quite a crowd Of boys Loaf around the
Bergen avenue bridge every evening.
This is the dividing line between the
Fourth and Filth precincts. and IL a police
man comes on one side they hop over to
the other Just out of his reach.
The plank walk on Virginia avenue is
49, L.