The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-05
items fron, aHobeken.

The Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
Of the First Presbyterian Church OF Hoooken, eele;
proved itself to be a lively young one. In the big
audience there were many ytsitors frcn Jersey City,
when was followed By a hymn. Mr. Beatty. VINO Il
President OF t1e society. made a retrospectioa of 1t.
Geavenwardiy win twenty-2our souls aboard,
Seventeen ,es n assS. wwh,e Ssig sss f sssn a "a ai, . srsw. ., p parlns
thirty-six passengers, were dropped overheard be
cause aus s they had LII died sil but e. ssv the ,o Whary sss slIe; ,,I The
the ship is we'll laden. After employing a few more
NAUTICAL terms to The society the speaker said the
Oh. Tne rev = j. Les Of Newark was, ia Mr..
Heatty's words, given howard next. He spoke Of
five essentials to success. First was conservation to
work and concentration OF body, mind ami soul
upon II; SO ,ogd WIS sincerity; third was decision Of
wrongdoing; fourth was truthfnlness. which is con
slstent with every business. and nth was faith,
first In God, tnen in ourselves. A sociabls followed
the exercises. The officers OF the society are:-
PRESIDENT, Rev, 2, I. Beatty; yIce President, Miss y.
Shute; Corresponding Treasurer, Miss Z. q. Wen
dover.
picking up. Sergeant stanton entered three arrests
this morning early. The FIRST come in at u. 10 O'Clock,
y gear po I'D. ~ No ai Il Yad iprSus Street, IT f for cl uSs1sn;
hs father with a baseball bat. A charge Of assault
cranston. u years old, Of No. &7 Garden
street, was found drank BY Detective Kiylop and
and made the second prisoner, John Meyers Allied
the third cell. He lives at No; ~ Jackson street and
tFlGQ 10 Stedt Iptis Iui .tliE QVOEWAy "a " OS4
Hudson street. Policeman NcGinnls nsbbed him at
six O'Clock.
Vacation schedules are being arranged by the
Police Board. The vacations begin about July Is.
The yards Of the D. L. and W. Il. r. are being fitted
up now with the BLOCK signal system. The work
men have finished the road down to Ho6oken. The
system win be in operation inside OF two week in
the yard. Out on the road towards Orange the sys-
tenn Is working now.
William Harrington. twenty-seven years old, of
No. IS Park avenue, was arrested this morning by
Policeman Kennedy on a warrant preferred by Poor
Master Miller charged with non-support of his wife.
The man was a~rraigned before Recorder McDonough,
and was paroled on condition that he support his
family.
26 at the Hoboken theatre. Examinations con-
clude on the fourteenth.
John Dwyer, five years old, of No. els First street.
was knocked down by a horse driven by Louis Pau
worth OF No. $50 Willow avenue last night at seven
O'Clock. The man was riding horseback and the
animal became unnlanngeable at Jackson street and
Second. aud knocked johnnie down. The boy was
not badly hurt. Dr. Steadnian attended him. Police
man Really found II. Penning's saloon at Fifth and
washington streets, open at fifteen minutes past two
O'Clock this morning, and { fought 1T strange. He
entered and found John Garrison and Fred Meyers
sitting comfortably In the bar room in the dark
were puf1ng cigars. Kealy called the bartender, who
was asleep upstairs, half Intoxicated. Garrison and
Meyers were arrested and charged with burglary.
They explained to the satisfaction OF Recorder Nc
Donough this morning that they were waiting for
the bartender to come down stairs, thinking him
out OF bed on seeing the door open. They were
DISCHARGED.