The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

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ishment we use. and the managers ap-
prove IL rs being less cruel aud more ef-
fective than corporal punishment" The
boy was taken back 10 the asylum.
CITY NOTES.
Henry Zimmer Of Hoboken, who ran
over a child of Joseph Verront OF No.
lS5 Pavouia avenue, and who was held
yesterday on a charge OF reckless driving.
was released from custody by Police JUS
tice ODonnell this morning. The child
Is no. seriously injured and witnesses OF
the accident exonerate thinner from
blame.
Joseph Rosen. a New York peddler, was
fined s. by Police Justice O'Donnell this
moruiug for peddling without a license.
Philip Hebermile, aged fifty years, OF
No. 5S4 Market street, Newark, fell from
q truck on Communipaw avenue yester-
day afternoon and was run over. He died
In the ambulance Wagon on mis- way to
the City Hospital. The body was taken
to Speer's morgue.
The Cosmos Club will meet at tho resi-
dence OF Corporation Attorney Minturn.
No. e46 Hudson street, HoDoken, on
writer. Thomas f. Shearman. will dis
| course on Natural Taxation"
The shareholders OF the Bergen Land,
Building and Loan Association who have
withdrawn their books will hold an in-
ulElAli0u mtttiu2u t halultc > lttW lOIk
bay House. corner of Ocean n Wflkin-
son venues, on Monday evening.
Flames did $40 damage last night In the
apartments of J.. Heifer at No. 90 Jones
street.
An entertainment will be held in the
Bergen Baptist Church on next Tuesday
evening. The affair will be under the
direction Of Mr.. Arthur p. Preston, organ
ist OF the church.
Lafayette.
C~lerence Duval, fourteen wears old,
slipped and fell while trying to steal a
ride On a Lafayette jigger this morning
and broke his ight arm. He was taken
| 10 his home on Pacific avenue.
The No n me Club was organized last
eveniDg at the residence of Mr.. H.. Ryan
on Maple street. The following officers
were elscted:-President, George Vail;
vice president, John We'll; secretary.
James Reilly, and treasurer, H.. Ryan.
A gang Of men began work yesterday
on the Woodward street improvement
The Leonard j. Kaiser Association Is
making arrangements for the nnual
chowder party.
William Bonn, twenty-three years old,
was arrested for being drunk and dis
orderly on Communipaw avenue this
morning. He was locked up at the Fourth
precinct station where he gave his adj
dress as No. 1872 Plne street.
The Lafayette anglers meet tomorrow
ulttIuu0u 1T IHiltlR Doot nOu7c atQ
organize for the season.
Greenville-
The ladies of the German Pioneer
Verein will meet his afternoon at the
Raymond Roth Altenheim on Garfield
avenue, and complete the arrangements
for the celebration of the anniversary Of
the opening of the HON on Phngst Mon
day, May Is.
The Greenville Guard will meet this
evening at Metropolitan Hall. Arrange
ments will be made for the annual target
excursion.
There is talk of amalgamating the
Greenville Wheelmen and the Y. NJ. c. A.
Centenary Lodge, No. 100, knights Of
Pythias, will hold their annual ball at
Metropolitan Hall next Monday even
lug.
A row Of three frame dwellings has just
been completed for Mr.. james Dodd on
Hooker, near Garfield avenues.
A 120-foot liberty pole will be erected
in front OF st. PauIs Parochial School on
Linden avenue nex week. The large
American flag which was presented to
the school by the Catholic Benevolent
Legion will wave from that dizzy height.
The Greenyille station on the Central
Railroad is sorely in need Of a coat OF
paint. The property surrounding the
station has been heautifiad by the agent,
Mr.. J. Kersnaw. The grass has been cut
and plants have been set out.
Inc 10luhttkW a 1luD VIII mctl tniS
evening at the rooms on Ocean avenue to
make arrangements for a stag racket.
Several converts Will be immersed In
the New York Bay. at the foot OF Chapel
avenue, by the Faith Curists tomorrow
afternoon.
Linden avenue, between Ocean and
Garfield avenue, will not be paved until
the remonstrance of the Lignor heirs is
overcome. They own forty lots on this
street.
Hudson Lodge, No. As. American Pro
the rooms in Bamber Hall.
West bergen.
On the 14th Of May will occur the
twentieth anniversary OF the NJ. 4.
Church, and the second anniversary of
the Epworth League. Both events will
be duly celebrated in the auditorium OF
the church. President Atkinson will call
a meeting of his cabinet to make the nee
essary arrangements.
1t Is announced by the j. q. 80 h. X. X.
Co. that cars will be run TO the West ber-
gen station for the first time OF Decora-
ton Day. 1t will be a great event in
West Bergen.
Mr.. Charles r. Burger of Virginia
avenue has an excellent collection of
high class poultry In his ~barnyard. Some
of the specimens which he possesses are
very rare. and could not be purchased at
any price.
Employees of the Newark and New York
Railroad were busy yesterday putting the
grounds around the station in elegant
shape. II the company would only do the
same with the bridge the residents would
be happy.
Captain Smith of the Fifth Precinct
will prevent any attempt at ball playing
in West Bergen tomorrow. The residents
have objected SO strongly TO the gang of
toughs who invade this portion of the
town on Sundays that the police nave de-
cided tofstop II,
The new machinery for the Weathered
Horticultural Implement Works is being
put in position. A large addition will be
made TO the list of employees next week.
BAYONNE.
The Rev. Frank Rogers Morse, ID. d., of
New York city, will conduct the services