The Jersey City news., 1891-04-06
CITY NOTES.

A large sum of money is to be offer ed
for sale this evening at the meeting of the
Columbia Building and Loan Associa-
liou.
There were five admissions to the City
Hospital since Saturday. The patients
We're suffering from grip.
Thomas johnson, the mysterious IN
diyidual who died at the City Hospital
without telling where he resided, Was
buried yesterday in the New YORK Bay
Cemetery.
The w. C. I. Union meeting will be
held in the South Bergen Reformed
Church on Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock. The purpose OF the meeting IS to
consider the organization of u w. G. L. U.
in every churcn. Mrs. J. I. Ellis the State
Secretary OF the organization, will speak.
The Wiling Workers Society OF Kings
Daughters will meet this evening at NO.
So WesL Side avenue.
Mr.. H. S. Lelard of Baltimore, Nd, q
ing Mr.. Edwin Beach Of No. 35 Culver
avenue.
A petition is being irculated for sig
natures among Lexington avenue prop
erty owners. for the paving OF that thor
oughfare from Bergen to West Side ave-
nues.
William Farnwright, fifteen years old,
of No. 247 Henderson street, had his arm
broken yesterday afternoon by falling
from "A freight car in South Cove. He
was taken home by friends.
s. A. Taggart the shining light of the
Y NJ. G. A. will speak at the monthly
meeting OF the association this evening.
Andrew McNuity, of Newark, while
driving recklessly on Grand street yester-
day afternoon was thrown from his
wagon. His left leg was fractured and
his head badly cut. He declined medical
assistance, and upon being helped into
his wagon started for home. McNulty
had been imbi biuQ too freely.
William Leslie, Of No. 10 Palisade
avenue, while running yesterday fell on
the pavement aud severely injured his
kneeeap-
A slight fire occurred In the boiler room
OF the Pennsylvania Railway freight
depot IN Henderson street yesterday after
noon.
Lafayette.
Fisk Section No. 2. Cadets of Temper
ance. has elected the following oliicers:--
w. A, j. ]. Vile; v. A.. J. Dingwall;
Secretary. 6, Conway; A. s.; K; Ielrer;
ton; Guide, Miss Mamie Whitelock;
Watchman. Miss S. r Mace; A. W.. g.
GlendeDny.
Miss A. Sloan has opened Kinderg ar
ten on Pacific avenue.
The plans submitted for the proposed
new station at Communipaw on the Cen
tral Railroad have been approved by Su-
perintendent Oalhausen, and work will
begin GU the new station next month.
Mr.. james Broolne reached his majority
son Saturday evening and score or more
friends of the young man assisted him in
enjoying happy evening at his home on
Pacific avenue.
1t Is estimated that about one hundred
houses have been erected in this section
since January /. 1890.
George Stiisoa. sixty years old, fell
down stairs at his home on Communipiw
avenue this mornIng and broke his right
arm. lie was taken TO the City Hospital
Greenvills.
Sister Jackson of Mt. 2ioa Sanctuary
says ths Faitn Curisss nave not the
slightest intention OF abandoning the
beautiful Sanctuary grounds on the New
York Bay snore.
Damon Csuncil No 1l9S. Royal Ar
caunm, will give stag racket at the
rooms in b timber Hall this evening.
Amateurs fir in New York and JERSEY
City will atiea1
The Lings Spinning Factory will be