The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-23
CITY NOTES.

Justice O'Donnell this morning fined
John Wafarle of Twenty-first street, New
York for being drunk.
Frank Moore was fined So for creating
a disturbance In the Erie Railway depot
and James Divine So for a similar offence
in the Pennsylvania Railway depot.
Daniel O'Connell, "a tramp, was given a
home at Snake Hill by Justice O'Donnell
this morning.
Elizabeth A. Steinberger of No. 566
Henderson street was a prisoner in jus
tice O'Donnell's court this morning ac-
cused of grand larceny by Jessie Mabey
of No. 2 Redmond place in stealing pawn
tickets for jewelry aud clothing valued
at 500. Tnere was no evidence and JUS
tice O'Donnell dismissed the case.
Police Justice Davis has been confined
to his house with Il severe cold the past
few days. Justice kimmerly is running
the business of the Second and Third
Police Courts.
Greenville.
The first monthly reception of the Gar
field Athletic Club, which was held at the
rooms on Linden avenue last evening Was
Il brilliant success. A large number oil
young people We're present and IN enjoy
able time was had by all.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Carlock will celeb
rate the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding at their residence No. SO Myrtle ave-
nue. on New Years Eve. by entertaining
their friends at Il reception.
The choir of st. Paul's r. G. Church
has arranged special music tor the ser
vices on Christmas Day. The choir will
sing Carl Maria o Weber's Mass in u.
An orchestra will assist the organist and
choir. Solos will be sung by Miss Ida
Lembeck, soprano; Miss Katie Frisby.
| alto; Mr.. Schick, tenor, and Mrs. Anton
Kraus. bass. The chimes will be rung at
five and ten O'Clock in the morning.
Fttx. ,x,n,.Iarc ne tl,. Grannyilio n'fr rn
| Verein will have a jolly time on Friday
at Metropolitan Hail. At four O'Clock in
the afternoon the juvenile class Will give
an exhibition, admission to which will be
free. III the evening the senior class will
give All exhibition and presents will be
distributed to the members OF the ~
venile class, anG the dramatic entertain
ment promises to be interesting. Dane
ing will fellow the entertainment.
The Greenville Rifle Club will meet for
practice this evening at Metropolitan
hall.
A new yacht club will shortly be organ
lied in this section. Messrs. A. Woecke-
ncr and A. Simmons are pushing the
scheme, and 1t is said that over thirty
Young men have signified q willingness
to become members. A meeting for or
ganization will be held in a few weeks.
West Bergen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
C~hutauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
will be held tomorrow evening at the
residence of Mr.. William H. Beach. No.
56 West Side avenue. The Entertainm ent
Committee has prepared an excellent
literary and musical programme.
The regular weekly meeting will be
held in the M. Il. Church this evening.
Nothing is being done regarding The
organization of "A bicycle club in this sec
ton. The young men do not take to the
idea. The matter may be agltated later
on, the promoters of The scheme being
confident of its ultimate success.
This is the kind of weather when the
lack of sewers IS painfully apparent and
when the odors from some of the cutters
is overpower!ng. Some means should be
taken to prevent the emptving of sewage
into the streets, iD being very dangerous
TO the health of residents. The stench
arising from the pond IN Yale venue
was sickening last evening. The atten-
tion of the Board of Health has sbeen re-
peatedly called to this nuisance, yet they
manifest no desire TO abate it, but on the
contrary treat the matter with inditfer-
ence.
A regular meeting of the D.. NJ. Bren-
nan Association will be held at the rooms
on Hatch avenue this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A, Frank of Bergen
avenue have returned from an enjoyable
trip to Chicago, Ill.