The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-23
sI-7s Park Place. New York.

rested while drunk on Commit nipaw ave-
nue. last evening. He was locked up at
the Fourth precinct station house
Greenvifie.
The Greenville Reformed and Bayonne
Reformed churches will hold a joint X
cursion on July IL. Tn iron steamboat
Sirius will carry the excursiouists 10
Oscawnra leland. on the Hudson.
James X. Murphy OF No lI5 Ocean ay-
enue was arrested by Policeman Ernst, OF
the Fifth Precinct, on q warrant issued
by Justice of the Peace Chapman. Muir
ply assaulted William Wendt Of No. All
Ocean avenue, and was held for examina.
ton In 800 bali. MIR. r. G.. Vreeiand
furnished the bail. The examination
will he held on Thursday evening Mt Jus
tice Chapman's office on Dwight street.
Real Estate Agent William Enston,
until recently of Greenviile, while visit
ing friends at Bristol last week, was
kicked in the head and killed by a horse.
His many friends were deeply shocked at
the announcement of mis- death.
The bathing season Is now under full
sway, and every evening scores OF bath :
ers can be seen disporting in the surf on
the Newark Bav shore
j. Smith, of No AGO Ocean avenue, who
attempted suicide by taking a Cose of
rough on rats" last week. has completely
recovered from the effects of the poison.
The receipts of the Greenville Building
and Loan Association at the meeting last
evening amounted to 81, 1909
The Bergen Pleasure Club will hold an
Invitation reception on Wednesday even
ing at koebler's New York Bay house.
Ocean and Wilkinson avenues
Secretary Burkhardt Of the Citizens
Association has notified the members
that no meetings Will be held during
July, August a September.
Crabs are unusually plentiful this sea-
son. Charles Jackson of Bergen avenue,
caught 153 in the Newark Bay yesterday
The members of the Minkakwa Club
had a thoroughly enjoyable time last
evening at the rooms on Ocean avenue
The stag racket was a success. Singing,
games and a good supper made the even
ing pass pleasantly.
West Berger.
The proposed paving of Eye avenue Is
meeting with the appreciation of all the
property owners. Scores of signatures
are affixed to the petition. which will be
forwarded to the proper authorities in a
few days.
The regular meeting of the No Name
Society will be held this evening at the
residence of Mr.. w. H. Beach. Arrange
ments will be made for a picnic.
The regular class meeting OF the NJ E.
Church will be held this evening.
A gang of men are at work tearing
down the walls of the burned chemical
WORKS. The work of erecting a new build
ing will begin soon.
A number of Central Railroad officials
visited this section this morning and IN
sDected the low bridge on West Sid ave-
nue.. No Information could be elected
from them as to what the company would
do about the bridge.
A few street lamps could be used to adj
vantage in the vicinity OF the railroad
bridge on BerGe1 avenue.
Tue work on the new school building is
being pushed rapidly. The third tier OF
beams will be laid this week.
The property owners on Virginia ave-
nue. will soou circulate a petition for the
improvement of that thoroughfare by
grading, curbing and paving.
The stencil from the disease breeding
| ponds on Yale and Hatch was al
most unbearable last evening. The Street
Committee of the Citizens Association.
who have the matter in hand, a W noti-
fled the Street and Water Commission
erss.
On Thursday a merry party of ladies
and gentlemen Will go from West Bergen
to the Fishing Banks on Captain
Fosters Angler. The party incluues Mr.,
and Mrs. James Fawcett, Mr.. n Mrs.A.
Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright
and Miss A. Wright.
The James Brennan Association cleared
over $50 at the annual picnic. The asso-
citation will hold another picnic in a few
weeks.