The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-22

Trade will be held at Ia 9 rooms over the
Second National Bank tomorrow even
Ing at eight O'Clock. The special subjects
are:-"How to Make the Bushes Section
of Jersey City accessible TO all Parts of
the County by n System of Rapid Transit
and Transfers and "AdvIsabllfty Of Pnr-
chase OF Land on the Hackensack River
by the City for Public Docks"
Michael Ford, of No. 2S5 Grand street.
was committed for trial by Police Justice
O'Donnell this morning for striking his
wife.
A gas let set fire 10 Jacob Jacobsen's
dry goods store at No. $40 Grand street
last night and damaged the store to the
extent OF $50.
Fred Stevens, Levi Mount and Edward
T. Morgan were admitted as members TO
the Guild OF the Iron Cross of SC. Johns
Free Church Sunday evening
James Smith, Of No. n Hoboken ave
nue., and Thomas Murphy, of No. Al Pas
sale avenue. were drinking beer at the
laiter's residence Saturday night, AMI
after Smith left Murphy missed his
watch. Justice Davis this morning
paroled Smith for one week
John Collins, a contractor. was before
Justice Davis this morning for falling to
put a red light on q load of bricks on
Palisade avenue. Collins rold Justice
Davis this morning that he didn't know
the bricks were there. lie was dis
charged.
AT the recent repaving of Grove street
blocks were covered with too much sand.
After these heavy rains 1t is like a muddy
country road
Fire did $50 damages yesterday in the
dry goods store of Jacob jacobsen. at No.
SIG Grand street. The fire was caused by
a curtain falling against a gas jet.
James Widiner of No. 192 Gator avenue,
and Owen McCIoskey of No. 20 Green
VILE avenue, fought Saturday evening
over the merits of a picnic they had at
tended. McCloskey said he did not en-
Joy himself, and Widiner. proceeded to
convince him that he had. Widiner Is
held on a charge OF assault and battery.
A valuable hound was found astray yes
terday afternoon near the Seventh Pre-
cinct Station House.
Thomas Boylan was given the option of
paving IS fine or going to Sake Hill
this morning by Justice KimmerlY for be-
ing disorderly on the street.
The electric motors on MONTGOMERY
street did not run yesterday owing to the
fact that the electric plant was being re-
paired.
nue. and William OBI OF No. las Wilton
street were ~arraigned before Justice kim
nlerly this morning. charged with steal
ing roses from Lizzie McCauley of
Wilton street. The boys were paroled.
Doorman O'Neill of the Fourth precinct
yesterday arrested Joseph Kessler and
Emil kessler for playing craps IN the
street. Justice Kimmerly fined them 81
each.
Lafayette.
Whenever the flremen, in the course Of
their duties, are called to the Central
Railroad depot at Communipaw, a great
amount OF valuable time is lost in reach
ing the place by reason of the miserable
road. From the foot of Johnson avenue,
across the property OF the Lehigh Valley
Company there is not a foot OF decent
roadway.
Property owners residing near Library
Hall are grumbling that the Key belong
ing to Box 90 has been removed, they
knw not where. The delay occasloned by
the running MP TO the station house on
Communipaw avenue might. they think,
be a serious matter should q fire break
out at the Junction. The key should be
kept az some store near the junction.
The bachelors of Lafayette had a
| tally-ho ride to Carlstadt yesterday. They
played ball, had games and ate dinner.
The regular meeting of the Lafayette
Bicycle Club will be held this evening at
the residence of President Harry Somers.
Charles Smith, brakeman, had his
hand crushed at the Central yards this
morning. He wa taken to the City Hos
pital.
G~reenvfIie.
The GreenvIlle Building and Loan AS
! ISOLATION No. l will meet at rooms on Lin
den avenue this evening. sale OF money
| viii be held.
Miss Ludelle Brooge and Benjamin
Givaudan of Linden avenue will graduate
| from the High School tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Givaudan is valedictprian of the
commercial division.
The Lieierkranz Singing Society will
meet this evening and rrang the details
for the annual picnic at the Schuetzen
Park on July 4.
Work was resumed this morning on
the Van Nostrand place station by Ed
wards Brothers, who are at work laying
the foundation. They will complete
their part of the work this week. Super
intendent Ohlhaussn Inspected the work
this morning. He said the station would
be completed by July Is.
The Buck Palmer nuptials will be sol
emnized at Baltimore on Thursday even
ing.
Director I. E. Teree. of the Young
Mems Christian Association, has been
elected president OF the New man Rescue
Home"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Roosne. of Ocean
avenue, will sail for Europe on the City
of Paris next Wednesday,.
An entertainment will be given by the
pupils of ST. Pants Catholic school on
| Wednesday evening, at st. Paul's music
Hall, Linden avenue and Old Bergen
| Road.
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. wIlshere, OF the Ba-
| hama Missions. who have been visiting
| friends in this section, will leave for Eng
| land tomorrow.
A stag racket will be held at the rooms
| of the Miukakwa Club this evening. a
| fine programme has been ARRANGED and
| the members anticipate a big time.
Mr.. Charles r. Burger, the popular
president of the Young Mems Christian
| Association, will be at Atlantic High
| lands during the summer.
The annual excursion of Christ's p. E.
| Sunday school will be neld on Welnes =
day, July l. Pleasant Valley G ov g OIL
the Hudson will be the objective point.
West Bergen.
At the last meeting of the d. NJ. Bren-
nan Association the following officers
were DISQUALIFICATION. NJ. j.. Colford;
Vice-P President. 7. Donough: Recording
Secretary, j.. p. Carey; Financial Secre-
tary, James Brennan; Treasurer, Joseph
w. Midgley; Sergeant-at-Arms, George
]. Reynolds.
A large sign adorns the South Der
gen Reformed Church. announcing that
the building is for sale. Rev. w. ID.
Grant, pastor, say hat his people expect
TO break ground for the new church edi-
fee about October /, if $40, 900 worth OF
bonds can be placed by that time.
Why don't the citizens who object Co
the dust on West Side avenue club to-
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