The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-24
CITY NOTES.

-NtIaOAls AftGi tHi AtaAlrtd ttttAt1EAt
yesterday on Grove street by throwing
STONES and sticks. One piece Of wood
thrown by HIM struck Mary JONES, eleven
PEARS old, on the forehead and inflicted a
severe gash. The chilli was taken home
after her injury had been Intended 70 by
a physician.
John Kelly Of No. 46 Dudley street. an
employe on the Red Star dock. met with
a painful accident Yesterday. While at
work q case OF machinery fell on his leg.
crushing it. He was sent to st. Francs
Etsmtal.
williahARecau was standing on the
corner &c Third street last night with
several other ~ioafers. They all made
themselves 50 offensive that n policeman
drove them away several times. Regain
was the most annoying and ne was ar
rested. He was fined ~ by Justice O'Don-
neil today.
Martin Moran. of No. 95 Academy
street. was accosled bY John Pagan, OF
No. 25S Eleventh street, and Patrick
Cummings. of the same address. and as
he claims, was beaten without cause by
them. They were arrested and Justice
O'Donnell will give them an examination
tomorrow.
Mary O'Neil. two years old, while play
ing in front of her home. No. 152 seventh
street, was knocked down by n team OF
horses attached to Fuller's express
wagon. The wheels of the wagon passed
over the right foot u crushed It. Jere-
miah keUegher, of No. 40 Henderson
street, was the driver He was arrested
and held for examination tomorrow by
! Justice O'Donuell today.
The members of Ever Faithful Council,
Legion OF Honor, will receive their diyi-
deud at the meeting at Roche's Hall To-
morrow night. This dividend Is the in-
forest on the half million dollars in the
reserve fund.
A surprise party is to be rendered to
Miss Jennie Sinclair at Turner Hall,
Tuesday, September l. The committee
in charge is composed of Misses Mimi
Brown. Ada and Hattie Hnnsen0erg and
Title Hopper. Professor Terse will fur
nish the music.
The rain storm of last night did a
great deal of damage TO fruit on the
Heights.
Charles Bloom was inel IS this morn
ing by Justice Kimmerly for being
drunk.
John Garrison, of No. III Grand street,
will spend the next ten days behind the
bars OF the County Jail. He was insult
ing every person be met on Grand street
when arrested by Policeman Mckim.
Patrick Murphy Of No. 516 Grand street
attempted to take possession OF Fair
mount avenu last night. He was ar
rested an fined IS.
Henry Ehlers Of Greenville avenue was
found lying on Ocean avenue last night
in the rain. A good suit of clothes were
spoiled. bnt Justice Kimmerlv imposed q
fine of S. inst the same.
The famous ex-Assessor, John Parks.
was again in the Third Police Court this
morning. Parks has just served a ten
days' sentence. He was given ten more
DAYS.
Daniel Desmond and Phil Martin were
fined IS each this morning for being
drunk and disorderly on Corneiison
avenue.
Lafayette.
Mrs. Lewie Samuels. Of No. 15s Van
Horn street. has returned from her trip
to Monthook.
DIR. W. G. Lewis is summering at the
White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mecilies, of Pacific ave-
nue.. are at Funday. N. Y. They will be
gone one month.
Miss nj. Fisher, OF No. 1s2 Pacific ave-
nue., is at Asbury Park.
Mrs. John NJ. Brinner. Jr., and her two
daughters, of No. 10l Pacific avenue, nave
returned after a six weeks vacation at
Saugerties.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones. OF Pacific avenue,
are spending two weeks az Carlo, N. Y.
Mr.. Geo. Dompierre has gone to Mon
treal for three weeks.
Miss Maggie Grimes of Pacific avenue
has returned from Maucn Chunk.
Frederick Robson of No. % Atlantic
avenue was arrested on a warrant issued
BIZ Justice Lowy for punching Thomas
Farley's face. He was held for the
Grand Jury In 5000.
~resnvlII
The Bergen Land Association makes
following report:-Receipts for the week
ending August Is, $431.07; amount on
bonds and mortgages, S60,SS7.3 80: number
of members in association, 23v. At the
last sale, August 8. four shares sold at a
premium per share OF $37. Next meeting
| September 5.
John Watson has broke ground for a
new house on Ocean e neal the
cemetery.
Tit Sarkuss Tribe. Impryved Order of
Red Men, will meet at MQtner's Cottage,
Danforth avenue, tomorrow, and 90 to
the Wawaphah Tribes picnic, Green
wood Lake, in a body.
The rattle for an eighteen foot catboat
at Mlltner's Cottage was postponed to
next Saturday.
John Garrison of No. III Grant avenue
was arrested by RoIndsman McKinnon
Saturday for being drunk and disorderly.
He was fined.
William Mcdonald Of No. 146 Linden
avenue was arrested yesterday by Officer
Thomas b. Madden OF No. sos Bergen
avenue. He is held.
Harry ColliuS of No. 236 Gator avenue
was arrested by Detective Bregan for dis
orderly conduct Saturday night. he was
ined.
West Bergen.
The sidewalk on Montgomery street
is now in first class order and presents an
excellent appearance.
Mr.. NJ. P. Reynolds has returned fro m
Harlem.