The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-30

street.
There viii be a meetiug OF the Bsrge !
Improvement Association tomorrow
exsEiug in Smith's Hall, Bergen avenue.
John o'Nsill Was removed To the City
Hospitu three days ago ssiferiDg from
maiiguant pustule. He died last night II
great agony
John McGovsra of No: II Gregory stree
slipped and fell on Wayne street las
night, breaking his left leg. He was re-
moved To the City Hospital.
lnere Will lie "A skating carnival tonigh,
at the Oakland rink. The SKATERS will
be IN fancy costume.
The Zabriskie Post G.. A. r. mon nre
pusy preparing for decoration Day,
In The case OF Noonan against Herman,
70 recover 500 on a promisory note, de.
clSou was rendered by Judge DAYTON
nonsnitina the plaintiff Yesterday.
The block IN front OF st. Francis Hos.
pifnl is being repaved.
Mrs. Mary O'Brien, a respectfully
dressed OLD woman, who SAYS she boards
somewhere IN Erie street, was some days
ago before Police Justice O'Donuell for
being picked up in the streets drunk.
This morning SHE was up again for the
SAME offensc. The Justice sent her TO
Snake Hill for sixty days.
lielen Rose of No. I44 Golden street. the
woman who is accused of having, with
her husband, Abandoned her three chill
dren, was held by Police Justice O'Don-
nell this morhing Tor further exanlina-
ton.
James Coleman. q fifteen year old lad.
was sent to City Prison for four days by
Police Justice OiDonnell this morning on
complaint OF his mother, who says he
VIII neither go to school nor WORK. but
drinks beer aud gets drunk.
Aaron Wolf, two aud u half years old,
whose parents live at No. 4S palisade
avenue, was III over by a furniture
WAGON yesterday and seriously injured.
Charles McGovern of No. 173 Seventh
street fell IN Owen Reiliy's saloon at
itailroad avenue n Henderson street
yesterday afternoon and broke his right
leg just above the ankle.
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There were four admissions to to City
Hospital yesterday.
Lafayette.
A horse n wagon owned by James
O'Donnell ran away yesterday afternoon
and coiiided with a buggy occupied by
John Hurts, of Pacific avenue. Harris
was thrown ou and badly injured about
the head. He was taken TO the City Hos
pitsi, where his wounds were dressed,
inc sent home. :
Locomotive No. 871 jumped the track at
the Centrals yards at Communipaw this
morning. A w%recking train WAS sent for
and alter an hours hard WORK Me engine
was once more placed on the rails.
III young men IL this section are talk
Ing OF organizing a branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association. A meeting
VIII be called soon TO consider the matter.
A small fire caused excitement at the
residence OF John Giles on Pacific avenue
Ia I evening. IL WAS e~xtinQuished with a
few buckets OF water. Damage $40.
The Lafayette Pleasure Club will meet
this evening at the residence of William
Harrington on Wilton street.
Miss Hattie Leggatt OF Camden is visit
ing Miss Mamie Dorr Of No. 12l Pine
| street.
G~rcenviils.
The Thiesen Amateur Orchestra will
meet this evening at sinners Hall on
Rose avenue. Arrangements will be
made for a reception.
Why Is IL that the Street and Water
Board does not make an arrangements for
the sprinkliug OF Ocean avenues The
dust Is sitting and ruinous TO clothing.
Persons who are compelled to travel over
the thoroughfare are com planning.
A petition is being circulated for the
grading aud curbing OF Avenue E. Why
Is 1t that a movement isn't started TO con-
TIME the avenue through 70 Bayonnes
The contract for the paving of Danforth
avenue from old Bergen Road to the
Newark Bay shore has been awarded.
Wprk will begin next week.
The new iron bridge. which was erected
BY the Lehigh Valley Railroad across the
Centrars tracks. near Smith Lane. is be-
ing painted.
A few lamps are badly needed la the
vicinity OF Gates aud Garfield avenues
The woods near by afford an excellent
hiding place for tramps ana thieves.
The property surrounding the Raymond
Roth Home on Garfield avenue is being
Improved. TIL fences are being repaired
and tho srl fI a larc . hsrCr aft~
plants and shrubs. The Liberty pole is
being painted and q gold ball has been
placed on top.
Mr.. James Dodd is erecting three three
story frame dwellings on Hoboken, near
Garfield venues. They will cost 5000.
Inc Greenyiiie United Building and
Loan Association will NEE. this evening
ut the rooms In Bamber Hall.
The gymnasium apparatus In the Y. NJ.
Q. A. rooms was placed In position last
evening. The association is on the boom.
The rooms are crowded nightly.
The Minkakwa Club will hold q stag
sociabie at the rooms tomorrow evening.
West bergen.
The property owners on Virginia ave :
nue. are complaining OF the wretched
condition of the board walk on that
~thoroughfare. They say that they are
tired OF paying assessments every month
TO keep the walk In condition and will
circulate u petition for Improvement.
A rehearsal OF the broom drip will
be held tdis evening in the NJ. K. Church.
The drill Will be given on NAV Z.
A large number of handsome new resi-
dences have been erected on Clendenuy.
Lexington and Vaudeville avenues.
The work Dit the Forrest street i'm
proyement will begin next week. The
contract has been awarded.
The d. M. Brennan Association has
elected the following oficers:-President.
James Quinn; vice president, Michael
Colford; second vice president. John
Davis, recording secretary, James Carey:
financial secretary, John Brennan: treas.
urer, Joseph Midgley; sergeant-at-arms.
George Reynolds. Twenty-nine member
are now on the roll. A picnic will be
he'd the latter part OF June at C~aledonian
Park.
An interesting meeting of the Bible
Class was held In the Nd. E. Church last
evening. Mr.. w. II. Beach led the meet
ing.
Eye avenue, in tho vicinity OF the Ber-
gen avenue bridge, Is In a disgraceful
condition.. The street is covered with
hlth 10 the depth OF several inches.
A coat OF paint would improve the
looks OF the w. d. A. A. Club House on
Bergen venue
Mr.. Harry Hunt will break ground
next week Tor q thfee-story dwelling on
Boyd avenue to cost So, 2a5.
The Ladies' Aid Society, connected
with the Reforms1 Church, will meet to-
morrow afternoon in the church parlors
and arrange for the monthly sociable.