The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-19
NORTH HUDSON'S DANGERS
A L0afer Insults Women on the
BouleYard-A WeehaW-
ken Gang.

Policeman Piencer did Union Hill
good service yesterday. A nasty foul
mouthed beast named William Mailly,
a distinguished member of the Boulevard
gang, stood near the entrance TO the El
Dorado on the Boulevard. and TO each
women that passed addressed soma filthy
remark. One of the insulted women
hurried to find a policeman. Piencer
was neal, and when he heard her story he
ran to the gates aud corraling the beast
hauled him away in q manner to make
the heart glad. Recorder Hauenstein,
who is determined 10 DreaK up these
gangs, completed the good work by send
ing Mailiy away for ninety days.
Shocking Assault by Two Austrians.
The dangers of n night promenade on
the Weenawken Boulevard are increas-
ing. Two gangs infest that thorough
fare and last night Frank Burns OF Hack
eusacS venue II Nineteenth street was
attacked and severely beaten. He was
quietly walking along the Boulevard late
last night when two men, subsequently
identified as Frank Suudusky anu John
Tomberry. Austrians, living on Willow
avenue, jumped on him from the shadow
OF the embankinent and after knock
Jug him down., kicked his face and
body in a most trntal manner, knocking
three teeth down his throat and cutting
and bruising him most shocklngly.
When they left him he met Roundsman
Besse who followed his assallants and
arrested them. Recorder Ryer com
mitled them tor trial.
The Weehawken Council did not meet
last night.
Palisade Lodge, K. of P, Of Union
Hill, conferred the rank OF Knight on
five candidates last night.
Gernania Lodge NO. l, f. X. ", gave
a very successful calico hop last evening.
The Hayseeders anu Ockalonas will roll
a return match at AItofer's alleys to-
night.
Ingratitude plays an important part in
a story which Fred Park, tue Weehawken
oyster house man, told Recorder RyeI
yesterday. A week ago Il hungry and in,
digeut stranger came to his store and
asked for food. The mans name was
James Reilly, aud Park took MIN in, fed
him and told him he could remain tnere
| as long as he liked, working as u return
fJr his food and lodging. Pank missed
$50 from his till Sunday and accused
Reilly, who denied the theft; put whom
arrested he admitted that he took 50. He
was committed for trial.
Weehawken, was unduly eXhilarated
on a Union Hill car last night. He in
sisted on riding free, and wnen the con-
ductor insisted upon putting him off. ne
spoke foul. he was arrested and r.
corder Hauenst.in flned him $40.
The new elevator at West Shore ferry
was not opened yesterday. There WIS
some hitch iu tie arrangements and II
will not be opened until mex week.
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum OF
West Hoboken presented TIE "ShamrocE
and the r, Sc" at the West Hoboker
Casino to a large and enthusiastic audi
euce last night.
The West Side Social Club, which mum
bers among its members all the promi.
nent men of Weehawken, gave its annua
ball at Sturm's Casino last night.
The Dulcis Association gave their an
uual ball at Froemchen's Hall last night
II was Il splendid success and was III
charge Of Messrs. joseph Roth, Henry
Deuning, Joseph G. Markus, Charles
Weiss, c.. Sailing, August Beckman and
j. Deublein.