The Jersey City news., 1892-06-04
BAY0NNE NOTES.
Gossip Personal and EewsY-
Doyle's Mysterious Death.

A special meeting will be held by the
New Jersey Athletic Club June 2S for the
election of two trustees to fill vacancies
on the Board.
The drawbridge will be closed tomor-
row and the trains of the Central Rail
road will run locally only. To Elizabeth
the Newark route will be used.
While posting a letter in the box in
front of the City Hall Martin Wallrod Of
No. "a East Twenty fifth street slipped
and fell breaking his arm. ~
Miss Eflie Donley will leave town short
ly for vacation, an d will stop with
friends at Islip, L. l.
Will Wilshere the Green Vile humorist,
will leave for Chicago in few days,
where he is interested in a comedy that is
to be produced shortly. and of which he is
the author.
Miss N. M. Bogert has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Bogert of Avenue D
for few days,
The inquest into the death of John H.
Boyle was concluded last evening at the
Nags Head Inn bv Coroner Parslow. No
Information as to why Dovle mysteriously
disappeared on February 25 last from in
front of his home at No. 120 West Fifth
street, was ascertained. Neither was any
information elected as to how Doyle met
his death. The verdict of the jury was
that Doyle came to his death from causes
which the jury was unable to determine
Robert Bruce Commandery, No. "a,
knights of Malta. held its sixty-third
convocation in Arcanum Halt on We'd
nesday evening. The mark degree was
conferred upon S. K. Crapo At the next
convocation the Malta degree will be
conferred.
City Collector of Revenue. r. Cadmus
Combes, is advertising another sale under
the provisions of the Martin act of lands
delinquent to the city for taxes, assess
ments and water rents. The sale is
fixed for the afternoon of Wednesday,
July 6. The schedule embraces reports
Nos. 10 aud IL, from the Commissioners
of Adjustment, and includes property
situated in the First and Second wards.
The fair and bazaar for the benefit of
the Newark Bay Boat Club will be con-
cluded this evening.
A temperance meeting was held last
evening in the Monroe Memorial Metho-
dist Church.
Mrs Sadie Fisher of New York City, is
among the guests at the La Tourette
House.
The young men connected with st.
Paul's Lutheran Church aIe perfecting
arrangements for picnic to be held on
the Fourth of July.
Considerable damage to lawns and
gardens in the upper section of the city is
being done ey stray norseS ana cows.
Tho members of the police force have
donned their summer uniform.
William J. Foley. well-known young
Democrat of the Fourth ward, has sue
cecded Hugo Bruggeman as an assistant
clerk in the office of City Collector of
Revenue II. Cadmus Combes.
DR., William II. Keller hos been chosen
ms dictator and examining ply sician of
Bayonne Lodge No. 3,712 Knights of
Honor.
The Rev. Frederick w. Hollis, pastor of
St. Pauls Lutheran Church, and Henry
| Il. Aubke, the organist, will attend the
Synod of the Lutheran Church at Boston
next week.
The Lorley Quartette were agreeably
entertained several evenings ago aboard
the steamship La Campaigne by Captain
| Schmidt.
Flower thieves have been committing
their depredations in the Second and
| ThiId wards, and numerous complaints
have been lodged with the police.
A public examination for teachers will
| be held this afternoon in Public School
| No. by City Superintendent of Schools
| Davis. two Principals and the Board of
Education's Committee on Examina-
| a.