The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-22

used As n warehouse aud for storage. N.
Connolly has the contract 20 do the
mason WORK The building will Gust
Harry johnson, a colored youth. Of No.
p Cole street. was held for tie Grand
Jury by Pofce Justice OfD0nncil this
morning for stealing a coat from Thomas
Brown, OF No. $40 Seventh street. He had
the coat on whe1 arrested by Patrolman
Murphy.
Andrew Schabner. Of No. 1876 Wayne
street, while crossing Wayne street, near
Brunswick street last evening, was
knocked down and III ovcr by a horse
aud two wheeled gig driven by coal dealer
Henry Steinbruck. Schabner was injured
about the legs. lie was picked up aud
carried to his house..
Police Justice O'Donuell had a time
with "drunks" In the FIRST District Police
Court this morning. -Four, one after an
other, were called Snto court and were
found too drunk for examination. They
were John Johnson. Second street; Thos.
T. Burke, Eighth street; Jeremiah Muir
ply aud Edward Clarke.
The Fourth Regiment will give an ex-
hibition drill at Oakland Park tonight.
The bali of the Watchmakers' Asso-
citation will be held at the Avenue House
next Thursday night.
A polo matcn viii be played at the o TX
land Rink on Thursday night. The
players will use roller skates.
Captain Newton placed a police man on
lutJ at llt lc1tlNOlI AlOuIQS luis morn
ing. There will be no more goats graz
ing, bail playing or boys swimming there
in future.
A roller skating carnival viii be held at
the Oakland Rink on April 80. All per-
sons on the floor will wear fancy costumes
aud masks.
The money collected at the High School
tor the monument u mounts to 81.
Your mother don know you,'' said
Justice Davis this morning TO William
4 Kafrfa nf No CAl DoUrntA nranua u-h0
was before him charged with drunken
ness. Inquiry had been made at Ferris
mothers mousse and she said she wouldn't
know him IL she saw him. Justice Davis
postponed the examination until tomor-
row 20 see. as he said TO the prisoner. 'If
your father knows you"
the examination OF Albert Cregher,
charged with attempting to break into
SCOTS saloon, No. 9S4 Newark avenue,
was postponed again this morning until
tomorrow.
jacob Keift, before Justice Davis for
wife beating. was discharged this morn
ing.
The April numbers of the High School
Herald is out.
The Indians Of Lafayette viii hold q
jubilee in Bergen Hall tonight.
A gang OF men are at work relaying the
Belgian blocks between the car tracks on
Grand street. After the blocks are laid a
/ iAICA VI AlC OAACA tt5nt1 - DfaCGu VI IffU.
These ashes are blown into the windows
and doors of the honses on Grand street,
causing much discomfort.
The Lafayette Literary Circle was or
ganizsd at the residence Of john Morgan
on Pacific avenue last evening with the
following of1icers:-President, j.. 4. Day;
vice president, j. Morgan; secretary, j.
Bicke treasurer, A. Murray.
William Harris, eleven years old, and
residing at No. 139 Pine street, fell from
"a Iufuuuffn IfTDar ff.fa rnnrnfpr xntrstn |
stealing a ride aud broke his left arm.
He was taken to the City Hospital.
Greenviiis.
The first annual invitation reception
of the Pansy Social Club was held last
evening at Orient Hall. Over one hun
drei young people were present.
the newly organized lodge OF Red Men
will be instituted at Bamber Hall on Fri
day evening. The State officers will be
present. The lodge already has a mem
bershiD OF over one hundred.
The series of sermons to be conducted
by the Rev. r. A. Motley at the Salem
Baptist chu rich, opened last evening with
an address By the Rev. NJ. Courier of
New York.
The machinery for the new brewery
being erected By Becker & Coyle at the
foot OF Girard avenue arrived yesterday
and viii be put up ready for use by mex
week. The brewery will start up about
May Is.
The Merry ANGLERS Association will
meet at knoegy's, on Greenville avenue,
Friday, and arrange the details for the
celebrated annual excursion to Barnegat
By.
The lower Sixth District Democratic
Club will meet at Jaccard'5 on Ola Ber-
gen roud Friday evening, and max ar
rangements for d picnic.
Mr.. w. p. Vreeland is building a yacht
which will be entered in all the regBtlas
this season. Ii is being built on the same
plan as.the prize winners, Lizzie V. and
Aida The new boat will be ehristened
My Partner.
West bergen.
A split has occurred in the West Bergen
Athletic Association, and Judging fro N
the appearance of things there will De two
cams this season. One team has already
been selected. Both teams claim the Gull
yer avenue grounds and lively lines are
anticipated.
The tracks for the new electric road
have been laid as far as Virginia avenue.
1t is expected that the track will be laid
as far as the West Bergen Railroad sta
ton within two weeks.
Surveyors were at work yesterday on
Eye avenue, measuring for the erection
OF n handsome villa for Mr.. Charles
Judge. Ground will be broken next
week.
An elegant residence has been built on
Claremont avenue by Mr.. James Degnan.
At-the meeting OF the w. C. 7. I. this
afternoon delegates will be elected TO the
w. c. L. U. convention at Hoboken to-
morrow.
On the same morning that an attempt
was made to burglarize the residence of
Mrs. Plock. on Yale avenue, thieves en-
tered the residence of William Knapp. on
Bergen avenue, and carried away several
bundles of clothing n jewelry, in all
valued ut 1927.
While Peter Cannon was out driving
Yesterday afternoon. the horse became
fractions and started on a run down West
Side avenue. James Groat stopped the
animal at Union street. No damage
further than a broken wheel on the
buggy.
The contractors of the new buildings in
this section complain that lumber is
being stolen nightly from the buildings. $
The police rave been notified.
The No Name Society met yesterday