The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-25
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zs-7s Park Place, New York.
trees are in the center of the plot.
None of the streets which intersect
Central avenue norta OF the Elevator Is
marked with its name or any Distinguish
ing mark. Car conductors are the only
| refuge of the range
Dottie Hiiman aud May Estells were
| sent up to Snake Hill as disorderlv per-
sons for thirty days by Police Justice
O'Donnell.
Frank Cordes. age nine years. of No.
62 Hoboken avenue. fell from a cherry
tree yesterday afternoon and broke one Of
! his legs. Doctor Mclean set the broken
limb.
The election for trustees in the Pa lisade
" ethodist Church on North street was
held last night. Messrs- john Perry, b.
! w. Rowe a A. Edsall were elected
without Opposition, for three years
each.
Mary Tronton, Of No. 271 Van Horne
| street, was fined SO this morning BY JUS
tice Kimmerly for calling the children of
Kate Galemar, of No. 277 Van Hor ne
street. improper names.
LAFAYETTE.
The Eagle Oil Company will shortly
| make extensive Improvements by filling
In the greater part of their me adow land
at Caven Point ant building lar &c tanks
with greater capac ity than those now In
use.
Mr.. James whitford OF Communipaw
avenue was seriously injured yesterday
by a vicious pony which he had recently
put c hased. Mr.. Whitford went into the
stable and caught the pony by the head,
which then rushed upon the pavement,
where it fell, dragging MI. Whitford with
him. After getting upon. his feet and
raising the pony Mr.. Whitford found
that his right ankle was severely injured.
The Chautauqua Reading Circle will
/ give a parlor musicale at the home OF
Miss Jennie Anderson, on Pacific avenue,
/ this evening.
Mr.. Frank Parker, of Wilton street, is
enjoying a tour through the Central
American countries. in company with a
college friend.
The work upon the new railroad sta
ton at Communipaw Is being pushed
rapidly. 1t will be completed by August
Is.
Three empty freight cars on the Cen
trail Railroad ran off the track at a switch
near the Claremont station this morning.
No delay on the main line was caused.
Greenvfife.
The regular meeting of the Gree nville
/ w heelmen will be held this evening. The
committee which was appointed to con-
slider anlalgamation with q \. M. G. A.
committee will render II final report. At
the close of tie meeting the members Will
take a run u Bergen Point and return.
The first annual picnic OF the Jolly Six
Social Club was held yesterday at Cart
ner's Passaic Garden. The picnic was a
success financially and otherwise. Prot
Bailey furnisbet the music.
I'M Lehign Valley Railroad has n large
force of men at work on the railroad
along the canal. The tracks are now be-
ing laid in front of the Mount Zion Sane
tuary building. The Bergen Neck Com
panv is also doing some tall hnstling in
the vicinity of the Currie estate.
An effort will soon be made to organize
a branch OF the w. @. T.. u.
-Four candidates will. be initiated at the
meeting of the Red Men at Bamber Hall
tomorrow evening.
Some very cheeky individual wen
around this section yesterday and nailed
sewing machine advertising boards Of
the front fences of the private residences
without regard for place or property.
The thieves who have been robbing the
flshermen's nets in the New York Bay of
late nave been closely watched, and have
been unable TO take any more fish dur
ing the past few days. Extra watchmen
nave been employed.
Weak fish are being caught in the New
ark and New York Bays, having made
their appearance about a month earlier
this season than usual
Mr.. J.. F. Byrne, of Pearsall ayenue.
has been elected a member of the Green
willie Reformed Church choir.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany is beginning to talk about pushing
things, and IL is said the company is alter
a section of Mr.. divers, Garfield avenue
property. A clash between MIR. Oliver
and the company will probably occur at
no distant day.
All the shares IN the first series of the
Greenville United b. & c. Association
nave been taken up, and Il second series
will soon be issued. A sale Of money will
be held at the meeting on July 6.
Manv persons are. busily engaged in dig
ging the juicy. palatable and luscious
soft shell clans which inhabit the shores
of Newark Bay. Every evening chowder
parties congregate at different places and
enjoy the bivalyes.
The entertainment which was to ave
been held at st. Paul's Catholic School
last evening was postponed on account OF
the death of one of the Sisters of the
church.
The new Office building which is being
erected Dy Shrope q Hazard on West
Side avenue. is rapidly nearing compile
ton. The firm expects 10 move into it
about july 6.
Mr.. n. G. Vreeland, who has charge of
the charter list OF the new Royal Arcanum
council, reports that thirty-flve names
are on the list. The council will be in
The popular West Bergen Pleasure
Club will meet this evening at the club
house on Malloy avenue. The details for
the annual picnic will be arranged.
The much talked of night agent at the
West Side avenue station has not yet put
in an appearance. A committee from the
Citizens Improvement Association have
time and again visited the Central Rail-
road officials about the matter, but moth
ing has been accom- plished. The resi-
dents are now circulating a petition for
signatures. which will be forwarded TO
the railroad people in a few days.
The West Bergen Baseball Club will
not play next Saturday. in order that the
members may attend the NJ. T. Church
excursion. The traiu will leave the West
Bergen station at s 81 o'clock Saturday
morning. A large sale of tickets is re-
ported.
West Side avenue, In the vicinity Of the
the railroad bridge. is almost impossible.
A little filing in would greatly improve
the t~horoughfare.
The proposed paving of Virginia ave-
nue. is meeting with the appreciation of
all the property owners and the petition
will be forwarded to the proper authori-
ties In a few days
Th inspect )r to be sent to West Ber-
gen By the postal authorities IS expected
daily. He will examine and investigate
into the needs OF a branch postoffice in