The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-17

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merly's court this morning accused OF
swearing ana throwing stones at thirteen
year-old Sadie Winfield. They were
reprimanded and discharged.
joseph Douberger, of No. Al Neptune
avenue, was admitted to St. Francis Hos
pital. suffering from severe injuries about
the head.
NiDe months old Mary Gehrs, of No.
GIL West Side avenue. died suddenly last
night from causes not yet ascertained.
Michael Kelly of No. 500 Fifth street
was admitted 10 the City Hospital yester-
day suffering from consumption.
Beverly Brown. the crazy negro who
assaulted DR.. Irving at the City Hospital,
has been sent to the Snake Hill Asylum.
Mr.. A. Garbain will lead the mems meet
ing at the Tabernacle tomorrow evening
at u quarter of seven. A pleasant 0
has been fitted up and all young men are
cordially invited to attend. The entrance
is at Henderson street.
AT the mission, Erie and Sixth streets,
there will be services tomorrow afternoon
and evening at four and half-past seven
O'Clock. j.. M. Smith, Superintendent.
will be assisted by the mission band.
Song service proceeds each meeting. Rev.
Z. #. Crane of Newark has been in charge
at the evening services during the week.
The old Foundry Mission is opened
again tor religious services. The Rev. S.
Waldron will preach Sunday Afternoon
at three p. m. There will also be a SER
vice In the evening. All are cordially in
vited. The Superintendent is j. E. Earl.
William Il. Spooner. Premier Of the
Royal Society of Good Fellows, will visit
Central Assembly No. AZ on Monday
evening. All good Fellows are invited TO
be present. The Premier is also Grand
Master of the New York Old Fellows.
William Sullivan, Il vagrant, attempted
to steal a pair of shoes from in front Of
Gn,tthto ohoo cFfra in Navvnrk auant1a vas
terday but WAS chased and caught by
Patrolman Fitzhenry. He said he stole
the shoes to pawn them for something to
eat. He was committed for trial this
morning.
Thomas Daley, of No. 355 Main street,
by Police Justice O'DonnelI this morn
ing for stealing five brass faucets from
John Mullins building in lower Mont
gomery street. The prisoner admitted
his guilt n said he was trying to raise
money to pay his fare home.
A regular meeting Of the Board OF
Trade will be held on Monday evening,
October 10, at eight o'clock. The special
subjects will be:-"An Address to the
Manufacturers of Jersey City" by Colo
mel Alexander u. Anderson of the Stew
art Building, New York. the Special Com
missioner In charge of The Chicago Expo.
sition, and "New Water Supply" report
of special committee.
The Rev. Mr.. Newman, a student of
Union Theological Seminary, is to perach
tomorrow evening in the Scotch Presby-
terrain Church. He supplied this pulpit
for three Sundays recently, and gave en-
tire and universal satisfaction. The peo-
pie of the church will give the young
clergyman a warm and enthusiastic well
come.
The Edward j. Kenney Association of
the Fifth Assembly district, Thomas E.
Murphy, President, has endorsed The en-
tire Democratic ticket, and Is making
things lively In the Ninth precinct Of that
district.
Lafayette.
A mad dog caused excitement on Viii
ton street last evening. He had every
thing his own until a policeman happened
along and put an end to the CANNES life.
No one was bitten.
While James Paxton of Ocean avenue
was out driving yesterday his horse be-
came fractions and started on q mad run
down Grand street. He collided with a
telegraph pole at Manning avenue. This
stopped him. The front wheels of the
carriage were damaged considerably. Mr..
Paxton escaped Injury.
The Eureka Pleasure Club held its n
nual outing yesterday. The members
spent the day at Whitestone, l.. / Base
ball and other games made the day pass
pleasantly.
The young Democrats in this section
are hustling. A strong political club will
be organized in a few days.
Several improvements have been made
in the roomso OF the Lafayette Union.
An attempt will be made in a few weeks
to organize a Court of the Ancient Order
of Foresters in this section.
G%reenvilIe.
The Greenville Building and Loan AS
ooo;otioa M O will p,aof fms ouonfnn
at the rooms in Bamber Hall. A sale OF
money will be held.
A series OF prayer meetings, beginning
tomorrow afternoon at half past four
o'clock, will be held at the Y. NJ, G. A.
rooms. Mr.. Theodore f.. Feree, Presi-
dent Of the Newman Rescue Home, will
conduct the meeting.
The Lshigh Valley Railroad is build
ing q massive iron bridge across Avenue
c, near Thompson Lane. The work on
the abutments Is we'll under way. 1t is
said that the company would like a right
OF way along the west side OF Greenville,
aud that the company's land agent is me-
~gotiating for property in that vicinity. II
the property Is secured the company will
build a branch passenger line and locate
a station at Danforth ne.
The new suspender factory on Gator
avenue is rapidly nearing completion.
The machinery is now being placed IN
pooleLou. - AoSoohJ Wal oo"hs W W.
fore December 1.
The choir Of the Greenville Reformed
Church will meet for rehearsal this even
ing. Direceor Westervelt is working
hard to make this one of the leading
choirs in the city.
The Bergen Land and improvement
Association will meet this evening at No.
IA Ocean avenue. The association is
now on a sound financial basis and is
progressing.
Mr.. George Kraus, secretary Of the
Young Mems Democratic Association, re.
ports that the membership Of the club has
reached the 150 mark. The club Is be-
coming a potent factor in local politics
and will make things hum in the coming
election. The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday evening. Any Democrat
wishing to join can obtain full particulars
from Secretary Kraus, No. 100 Old Bergen
Road.
An effort is being made to organize a
council of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics in this section.
Over twenty young men have signed the
charter list. A meeting for organization
will be held in q few days. Mr.. Albert
REEVE, Of Fulton avenue, has charge of
the charter list.
The petition which is being circulated
for the Improvement of Old Bergen Road
has the necessary number OF signatures,
and will be forwarded to the Street and
Water Commissioners next week.
West bergen.
At the last meeting of the Epworth
League the following officers were
alecied: President, George H. Lincks;