The Jersey City news., 1891-08-04

nine ~ M snare Mr. Edward Wayne Is
prcsid ent u the association.
Justice Zoe OF the Heights started on a
Two months tour throagh tho Southern
The receipts OF the Columbia Building
and Loan ASSOCIATION last night amount
ed to 81. i2J.
President Tierney sent u new olotter to
the Seventh Precinct police station yes
terday.
Henry Mckinley FROM IS Oliver street,
New York. was arrested Yesterday by
Policeman Wagner of the Central Rail
way. Tor stealing rides on trains. JUS
tice kimmerly parolei him.
L. P0lito Of No. 3s2 First street. was
arraigBed in Justice kimmerly's court
this morning, charged with stealing a
quantity of WOOD ont of Isaac Strubels
yard in Lafayette. Polito was commit
ted for trial
Thomas Reckless OF No. 800 York
street, was this morning fined 81 by
Police Justice O'DonneiI for burning
salt hay in Exchange place.
Peter Reddington of No. 80 Morris
street, was held in $500 by Police Justice
O'Donnell this morning for hurting
stone through the door Of Thomas Frost
at No. As Sussex street last night. Th g
stone struck one Of Frosps custo megs In
the chest.
Hersman Krause of No. As Grand street,
Hoboken, stole a coat valuad at 50 from
William McCone yesterday. Pol ieeman
Lennon arrested him and Justice kim
merly committed him for trial.
Mary Lindenace of No. A Stevens ave-
nue., Mary FalIon No.of 50 Arlington ave-
ne. two old offenders were committed to
Snake Hill this morning for sixty days
each. on a charge of drunkness.
Christian Sonrs. eighty-two years old,
an inmate OF the Home for Aged Men at
Snake Hill, escaped from that Institution
two days ago. He has been wandering
through the woods without food. He
was found yesterday sick on Bergen ave :
nue. aud removed To the City Hospital
Warden Osborne will send him back to
Snake Hill Today
Communipaw Red Men meet at Kaiser's
tonight.
The Leonard j. Kaiser Association ini-
tiated ten new members last night.
The BoynLon Lodge, p. B. o., will meet
tonight at its rooms, No. 2l0 Pacific ave
nue..
Complai nts are being made by residents
in the vicinity of Maple and Wilton
streets that boys playing ball brea their
Miss P. Lowery and James McHale
hired q horse aud carriage Su nday morn
ing. At Secaucus the horse ran away
and both gentlemen were thrown out.
Mr.. McHale received severe cuts about
the head, while Mr.. Lowery escaped with
less serious results.
GreenviIle.
Contractor Byrne had men at work yes
terday afternoon sweeping Ocean avenue.
They attracted much attention.
Court Greenville No. T47S will hold its
second annual picnic in Greenville Schuel-
zen Park on Saturday
A party of John Hills men went a fish
ing yesterday at Sea Bright. IL consisted
OF II. Denhart. J. Parseli. j. Hill, Jr., p.
Broudwiek, L. Swatz, J: Wallace. Fifty
Two blue fish were caught during the day.
George Daffeldecker caught o crap
measuring nineteen inches from tip 10 tib
of the old stone dock yesterday. IL is the
largest crab ever caught in these parts.
The Greenville Homing Club are hav-
ing fly yesterday at Trenton. Twenty
eight birds were liberated at half-past
ten a. m. Owing TO the non-arrival or
birds in Jersey City at half-past twelve p.
m. the match was declared off. The birds
are the property of Messrs. Boag Bros {,
Z. Wuestner, II. Schmitt, G. BrucaIa. a..
Gilliland and H. Lutz. They will have
another fly next Sunday. but no time will
be set for the arrival of the birds at Jer-
sey CT ty.
West Bergen.
Misses Addie and Grace Swenarton aud
Miss Ella Stevens left for Pearl River to-
day.
"a lbs Ahruc = kotts hns EoAS w eAo NaeS-
kills.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Beach are at Port
Richmonds, S. /.
Jarvis Norris Atkinson has gone Is Sea
Cliff, l.. J., for two weeks vacation.
AIR. aud Mrs. Leroy Petit have returned
from Monmouth.
Miss Jennings of Rochester, n. Y, is
visiting her brother, r. 5. Jennings of
Eye avenue.
Mr. phsllir Grrhh having just returned
from Cuba win start for Roseville tomor-
row.
Mr.. Frank Cook of Yale avenue, who
has been sick for long time. is now con-
yalescing.
Mr.. Crawford has moved into his new
house on Orient avenue.
Miss Maggie Bronwers has returned
from weeks trip TO New Haver. She
will leave for the Cats kills this week.
The Sonnt1g Journal, the local German
newspaper. today celebrates its fifth an
niversary.