The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-07-25
GOSSIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Morse of Columbia place are at
The family Of x.Assembiyma James r. Erwin
are rusticating at Greenwood Lake
Church has decided to spend his vacation at his old
Mr. Charles Weller OF Garfield avenue left on Sun.
day for Canada, where he will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Buck OF Pearsail avenue is rustf-
eating at the Delaware Water cap.
Miss MeAneny of Columbia place is visiting rela-
tives at Orange.
Messrs. Thomas Reid of Danforth avenue, George
| Wegman of Ocean avenue, Frederick Schultz of old
Bergen road. Joan Bancksr OF Pealsall avenue and
MI. and Mrs. Frederick Korb of Linden and Bergen
Y, where they have been spending a few week.
There is a movement on loot in this section 70 or
croquet enthusiasts in this section and the organ
ization of a club is only a matter Of a short time.
The eonsistory of the Greenyilie Reformed Church
has decided to discontinue the Friday evening
prayer meetings during, the month of August. The
Sunday school will not be 1osed.
Mr. Charles r. Burger. the well known ex.Presi-
President Of the National Amateur Press Associa.
ton at the annual convention of the association in
rom eT 1ers State ssafe in nnt the Union Gnio and ale5i MI. burgers Burgers
election was unanimous,
leave in a few days for White Lake. sullivan County
N. Y. where she will spend several weeks
nue., had an argument in a Bayonne saloon a few
days ago with Jim" Farrant, the 5. P. c. A. officer.
arrested on two charges. Martin was fined S. on
each charge by Recorder Connolly, and yesterday
faFrdfit Dtdlut duOtACt wa Aaie- AOHA ooSSiCS
Crane for Martins arrest on the same charge OF as
sault and battery. Martin decided it was time to
check the S. P. C. A. man, and yesterday he swore
out a warrant for his arrest before Justice OF the
Peace Vreeland. Constable EeMartin arrested Far
rant, who furnished bail and demanded a trial by
jury. The trial was set down for next Monday. In
the meantime Alexander Martin will be kept busy
lodging Justice Cranes constable.
Much Complaint Is beng made in Greenvflle re-
garding tile actions of the $. PC. A men who are
duty here. The officers arrest drivers on the most
trivial offence, and the Justices of the Peace invari-
ably impose a fine without investigating the charges
thoroughly. Counsellor Isaac Goidenhorn is secur-
ing evidence against theS PsC A. officers in ques-
ton and threatens to make their actions the subject
of a Grand Jury investigation.
Greenvilie Lodge No. 10, 10. o. F.. initiated a
number OF new members at its meeting i'll Bamber
Hall last evening.
mass meeting shortly to discuss the question of a
new water supply for Jersey City. The meeting
will be held at Barlber Hall and Will be well adver
tised.
The sidewalks on Danforth avenue between Old
Bergen Road and the County Road are in a bad con
dition and are always impossible after a rain
storm. The Street andsW alter Commissioner have
often been notified, and the sidewalks are daily be-
looming worse.
Foreman. Arthur McGuehin OF No. 10 Engine Com
pai1y says that he Is glad chat the truck company
and not his command will have to occupy the new
Woodlawnf fire house, because he would be sorry to
leave Joe"
The Joseph Kaiser Association has been organized
by a number of Greenviiie young men. The asso-
citation already has a large membership and an out
ing is being arrangedfor