The Jersey City news., 1891-10-19
CITY NOTES.

| slipped and fell in Warren street last
night, cutting his head severely. DR.. Gray
dressed the wound.
| The first entertainment and reception
OF Enterprise Conclave No. 3S. Knights of
| Sherwood. Uniformed Rank OF the A. o.
| of f. Of America, will be held tomorrow
| evening at Roche's Hall, Grove and Nor
| gan streets. The following committee
| Sherry, j. Richter, M. Reynolds and Il:
p. Haley. They have secured a host Of
| talent. Delegates from New York,
Brooklyn, Paterson and Newark will at
tend.
Charles Stephens of New York, who
was arrested on Pavonia avenue Saturday
on Suspicion of being sneak thief, was
sent up for thirty days by Police Justice
O'Donnell this morning. His Honor said:
people who with pockets filled with
nickles and pennies going about from
door to door begging have no business
being at large.
M. Fallon of Washington street, while
riding horse on Grand street near John
son avenue. ran into truck and broke
his left leg. He is In the City Hospital.
~ Benjamin Norman, twenty-eight years
old. was found In Uriah Bush's barn in
Colgate street yesterday afternon suffer-
| ing from severe bodily injuries inflicted
Saturday night by two unknown men.
He was removed to the City Hospital.
John Costello of No. 900 Communipaw
avenue was fined $5 this morning by JUS
tice Kimmerly for being drunk and dis
orderly.
John Underliner. of No. 225 Ocean ave-
nue., was arraigned in the Third Police
| Court this morning for threatening to kill
his wife. His wife failed to appear and
he was discharged.
The Board of Trade meets tonight.
Edward Williams Of Freehold was sent
to Snake Hill this morning for ten days
for being drunk.
Robert Kerns, alias "Dublin,' was
sent to Snake Hill for thirty days this
morning by Justice kimmerly for drunk
enness
Albert Baynett of No. 384 Summit ave-
nue. paid fine of IS in the Third Police
Court this morning for taking possession
of Mont icello avenue last night
Inasmucn Circle, Kings Daughters, of
the Wayne Street Reformed Church,
sent large quantity of fruit to the City
Hospital.
For the past month coal dealer G. r.
of coal night from his chutes on Bergen
avenue. Last night Detective Hottie
arrested John Sekaskie, of No. 80 Canal
street. The prisoner acknowledged his
guilt and was committed to the County
Jail in default OF $500 BAIL
William Gavin was a prisoner In the
Third Police Court this morning charged
with disorderly conduct by Oscar
Birchowda, OF the Old Bergen road
Gavin borrows money from the complain
ant and others and then gets drunk and
insults them. He was sent to Snake H i'll
for thirty days.
Lafayette.
The Communipaw B. and l.. Associa-
ton will meet on Wednesday evening at
the rooms, No. 210 Pacific avenue. A sale
of money will be held.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
is desrious OF stretching tresJle across
Phillip street to connect with the tracks
already laid on the shore. CHER Murphy
is watching the company and will pre-
vent the erection Of the trestle as long as
a permit from the Street and Water
Board is wanting.
A dispute arose between John Ward
and James McGinness, last evening over
a trivial matter at u building on Grove
street. They came to blows and were ar
rested. They will be arraigned before
Justice Kimmerly.
Michael Farley, brakeman, employ ed
on the Central Railroad. had his arm
crushed while coupling near the round
house. He was taken to ST. Francis
Hospital.
A large force of men are employed on
the new Central Railroad freight station
near Communipaw avenue. The tracks
to the station have already been laid.
The Greenville Building and Loan As
sociation No. ! will meet this evening at
the rooms, No. 80 Linden avenue A sale
or money will be held.
The Greeuville Social Club will give a
reception this evening at Saenger Hall,
Bergen and Fulton avenues The COM
mittee in charge is as follows Misses
Annie BuchhoIz. BERTHE Harris and Mary
GOtJhardt.
The Rev. w. P. Bruce conducted the
gospel meeting at the Y. M. G. A. rooms
yesterday. The Prayer Meeting Commit
tee has decidedto hold the meetings ON
every Thursday night Instead OF Sun
day. The topic for next Thursday Will
be "John's vision OF Christ in PatInos."
Rev. 1: 4-lS.
The Greenville United Building and
Loan Association will meet at No. 81 Lin
den avenue this evening.
An entertainment will be held this af-
ternoon and evening at Metropolitan
Hall, in aid of the Library Fund OF Pnb-
lie School No. 20. The Jewell brothers,
illusionists and humorists will entertain
those present
The Ladies' Gift Society of Christ P. e.
Church will hold a festival of the months
at Zeugner's Belvedere Hall, Wednesday
aud Thursday evening. The proceeds
will go to the church.
Mr.. j. Kelley, of Walker avenue, is
erecting a frame dwelling on Parnell
place near walker avenue.
The Minkakwa Club will hold one of
their enjoyable stag sociables at the club
house on Ocean avenue this evening.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
will meet tomorrow evening at Jaccard's
Hall. The committee which was ap-
pointed to arrange for a mass meeting
will render report.
The members of the Crescent Cauoe
Club. whose pretty clubhouse was
destroyed by fire a few weeks ago, have
decided to rebuild on the old site, at the
foot of Danforth avenue. Work upon
the new building will begin next spring.
The estimated cost of the building is
$4,000.
West Bergen.
The West Bergen Athletic Association
will hold an entertainment at the club
rooms, No. 95 Bergen avenue, tomorrow
evening. After the entertainment the
floor will be cleaned for dancing.
The residents in this section would like
to know what has become OF that prom
Used branch postoffice. After the visit of
the Postoffice Inspector two months ago
it was thought that but few weeks
would eapse before suD-station would
he opened, yet 1t is still in the distance.
The residents were assured that their re-
quests would be complied with aud better
postal facilities furnished. There has
been some improvement in the latter. but
the Office is missing.
The scheme OF organizing a Republi-
can club In the section has fallen thronOh