The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06

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evening NJ the residence a8fhe Secretary.
Mr.. l. II. Pratt. No. 25 Eighth street.
Annual election Of officers will a
place.
The Grove street car conductors will
soon wear caps with turned down
peaks.
Tomorrow is Ascension day. ADD APP
Dropriate services Will be held in all the
Catholic churches.
The Fire Board viii meet tomorrow
night.
Tomorrow is court day at the Second
District Court.
A s~erenadinz party from the McLaugh-
lin Association will tonight serenade five
members lately married-Alderman Con
nelly. Daniel Hawks. Thomas Leonard,
Thomas Hughes and John H. DENIM.
Justice Jarecki yesterday married John
Schopf of No. 1s5 White street and Eliza
beth Bran It OF No. 1856 Wayne street.
Kate Ferrick was yesterday bailed for
the Grand Jury by Justice Jarecki Tor
beating Mr.. Mcintyre. Both parties are
from No. $50 Seventh street.
Baron NJ. Brown aud d L. Newell,
both of No. 2fS Ninth street. were recently
married by Justice Jarecki.
John Ward Of No. 200 Morgan street.
was sent up to Snake Hin for ninety days
by Justice O'Donnell this morning, for
drankeu aud disorderiy conduct yes
terday. The Justice was In eye witness
to Wards pranks- Ward chased his wife
through the streets INC attempted to
Kick his children, and when arrested by
Putrolman Fiiznenry he was full of fight.
Detective Bob Pearson quietly handcuffed
him.
Albert MedolI OF No. al Garden street.
was fined s. for reckless driving and S.
for drunken and disorderly conduct, by
Justice O'Donnell this morning. Through
Medoli's drunken capers his horse be-
came anmanageable yesterday aud ran
away. Reese p. Francis of Hoboken,
was thrown out Of the wagon, but was
not badly hurt.
Thomas Healy and John Harmon were
arrested last night for going from house
to house begging, while drunk. Justice
Kimmerly committed the men to the
County Jail for ten DAYS.
Lafayette.
The Standard Watch Company has
been awarded by the insurance companies
81 400 as the mount of damage done by
the recent fire.
William Delehanty of Pine street, while
Trunk last evening. threw a stone
through a large plate glass window IN a
Pacific avenue saloon. He spent the
night in the Fourth precinct station
house and will be arraigned before JUS
tice Kimmerly today.
A meeting will be held this evening at
the residence of Albert Hart on Pacific
ftAAO y tAA1 1ARO10 "a =
bicycle club.
The teachers of the Lafayette Reformed
Sunday School are making arrangements
for a strawberry festival
John Newmann had his hand crushed
while coupling cars at Communipaw this
morning. He was taken to his home on
Bergen avenue.
The Lafayette Literary Circle will meet
this evening at the residence OF James
Brown on Communipaw avenue.
Nine-year-old Willie Kline of Pacific
avenue narrowly escaped being run over
on Communipaw avenue last night. He
tell off a moving wagon.
Greenviile.
The regular meeting of the Citizens
Association, which was to have been held
last evening at Bamber Hall, was post
poned until next Tuesday evening.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Greenville Y. NJ. 9. A. last evening Mr..
Fred Jaehne was appointed physical in
structor for the boys class
The monthly business meeting of the
local Christian Endeavor Society will be
held at the Reformed Church on Friday
evening
The wedding of Mr.. Albert Hulsen and
Miss Pauline Wulstner will be solemn
lied this evening at Zeugner's Belvedere
Hall. Rev. Andrae, OF the St. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran Church. will Off
clate.
Large numbers of tom cods'' are being
caught daily in the Newark Bay. Fish
ermen are having excellent luck and
large numbers of them are engaged In
catching the fish.
Greenyilla is enjoying q visit from the
The residents of this section are verv
careless about fastening their doors at
night. The police of the Fifth precinct
find doors unlocked regularly.
The new brewery in course of erection
at the foot of Girard avenue will be ready
for operation in about two weeks.
The men employed in the car stables
are very busy preparing to put the open
cars on the road. Unless some means can
be devised to prevent asphyxiation by the
clouds of dust on Ocean avenue, the cars
will not be an unmixed blessing.
Property owners in Greenville would
like to know when the Street and Water
Commissioners intends to act on the Pc
tition for a main sewer through Girard
avenue to Newark Bay. The petition was
sent in months g and nothing Is known
of it.
All the young men in Greenville whose
Christian names happen to be William
nave banded themselves together in a
club called the Sweet William Club.
The officers who were elected at the last
meeting are President, w. Ailerby;
Treasurer, w. Zimmerman; Secretary.
w. Hoecker, and Sergeant-at-Arms, w.
Collins. A set OF rules and bylaws were
adopted; among the latter is the clause
thai should any Sweet William so far for
get himself as to call his fellow member
Billy, or any other low corruption of the
dignified William, he is to be fined s..
AT the Inauguration of the club it was
agreed TO hold a picnic in Armbruster's
Schuetzen Park on June Is
West Bergen.
The Citizens Improvement Association
is e~ndeavOring to have a plank walk laid
on West Side avenue under the railroad
bridges on the west side of the street.
The coming anniversary of the NJ. E.
Church will be celebrated Rrandlv, as be-
comes a twenty years existence. The
Epworth League connected with the
church, will celebrate its second anniver-
sary at the same time.
The contractor who is erecting the
brick dwelling house on Boyd avenue
should be compelled to display a light on
the pile of stones which obstructs that
thoroughfare.
The grass plot in front of the NJ. Z.
Church Is receiving attention. Tn grass
is being cut ana the garden put in O pre-
sentable condition.
The grip is gradually losing its hold
on West Bergeners. Most of tue people
who were afflicted with it are recover
ing.
The new county boulevard viii cross
Boyd avenue at "a point 547 feet from West
Side avenue.
The largest horticultural implement
mandatory in the country is located in
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