The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-27

tion house that n strange LETT a pony
with him Saturday. aud failed TO cali for
IL. The touy has two white hind feet
and one of its trent fellocks Is also white.
The excursion Of Court Jersey City on
Wednesday will leave from foot OF Nor
ris street Instead OF York ns advertised.
owing 10 the fact or so many Red Sta
ships being locked just now.
Justice kimmerly and Clerk j. 7. F.
O'Connell. of the Third Police Court will
present to the Dennis Mclaughlin As
sotton tomorrow, a crnyon portrait OF
John p. Feeney, president Of the board
OF Police Commissioners.
Justice Roe of the Heights returned
from a 0 days fishing trip at Barne-
gat Bay this morning. This evening he
will dispose of The case against Patrick
Boners, a blacksmith, of No. 10 Randolph
avenue, VINO is charged with showing a
red hot lrou into a dogs eye. The charge
is being pressed by the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Justice Kimnerly will open court next
Thursday morning. The Justice is en-
joying a few days fishing at Barnegat
Bay.
Lafayette.
The Lafayette Association will Lold its
annual picnic this evening at Greenville
Schuetzen Park. This association Is COM
posed OF members Of Lafayette Lodge
40 n. of z.
Large numbers of people are attracted
to the Communipaw shore every day py
The excellent fishing aud grabbing. The
water around Black Tom Island is swarm-
ing with weakfsb, eels aud crabs. and
INEXPERIENCED fishermen easily catch a
mess Ia a couple of hours.
Alpha League No. 8 viii start on its
first animal . YEN rGfnn NJ ai0hf nirlnak tn
morrow morning. They viii go by train
to Greenwood Lake Glens, and will be
accompanied by a band.
The old Communipaw station will be
given up by the railroad company on
September 1. It's arrangement will be
changed, and IL will be let for dwelling
purposes.
A movement is under war to Organize
a company of the Fourth Regiment in
this yicsnity. T. }. Lampert aud NJ.
Fogsrty Of Pacific avenue have the mat
ter In hand, and n petition will be sent TO
Colonel z. +. Wanser in a few days.
The National Dock and Storage Rail
road has complete the track connecting
with the Lehign Valley freight station.
GreenviiIe.
Complaints are made by yachtsmen
about the absence OF light on the bridge
0 being huiit across Newark Bay by
the Lehigh Valley Railroad. On cloudy
nights the bridge can be seen onlv "A snort
distance away and many have had narrow
escapes.
Julius Geyer was removed yesterday
from No. 148 Old Bergen Road. to the
City Hospital upon the order OF DIR. Finn
He is suffering from fever.
The Aroma Baseball CLUB, defeated
the Excelsior Baseball Ciub lay
afternoon, by "A score of IL to 10. The
game WAS PLAYED on the round Of the
Jersey City Athletic Club.
There is a large puddle of water on
Ocean near ID intorth avenue.
Passengers jumping off the horse cars
often land right In the middIe of IL.
Greenville Is at present experiencing a
building boom. New houses are going up
IN almost every street.
CaptRin Smith, of the Fifth precinct,
who has been away enjoying his vacation
for the past two weeks, returned this
morning.
Corporation Attorney Robert Hudspeth,
Mr.. T. Barr, NJ. T. Coogan aud Mr.. Col
lyer returned last night from their trip to
They brought some nne fish
back with them.
This portion of the city is becoming
quite a summer resort. All the rooms at
tue Belyldere House are now engaged by
out of town people.
West Bergen.
The medals won at the games of the
west 6eNEeu Atnletlc CIuO on July =,
were presented Saturday evening at the
room of the club. Mr.. Joseph Freund
and Mr.. p. Donnelly OF the Aroma Ath-
letic Club. Mr.. H.. Sutton of the Puritan
Cub. and Mr.. j. Doyle of the
West Bergens received one medal each,
and Mr.. Harry Barclay of the Aromas
carried off three. The medals were all
OF silver aud well worth contesting for.
The water main on West Side avenue
been completed as far as Claremouht
avenue. 1t will be finished some time
his week.
The flag pole on the new school house
was raised Saturday afternoon. At ex
nctly fifteen minutes past one o'clock Mr..
Davis ran up an American flag, /
which was loudly cheered by the crowd
had assembled.
The ID. M. Brennan Association will
meet tonight II arrange for their com
Ing outing.
The gypsies now situated opposite
Glendale Park are attracting "A good deal
attention. Several hundfed persons
visited the camp yesterday, many OF
whom had their fortunes told by the
women of the settlement.
The Wooden Ware Association held
heir annual outing and baseball game on
he Brennan grounds on Saturday after
loon. The score was as follows:-Wn-
ion's team, 10: Goldburg's 10. A collation.
vas served after the game.
There were more visitors to West Ber-
Yesterday, than on any previo us Sun
tins summer A Number of th EN- were
earching for the new G arteret Park.