The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-14
CITY NEWS NOTES


evening.
There will be a teachers meeting at
the High School Wednesday afternoon.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge
across Montgomery street is nearly com
pleted.
stone steps of the First National Bank
Building.
The First Division, Naval Reserves,
will meet tonight at Armory Hall, at the
Junction.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
meet tonight.
The Pennsylvania. Railroad fence.
above Henderson street, has been
freshly painted.
The. Bachelor Bowling and Social Club
will hold it's annual reception at Pohl-
nlann's on January "a.
The New Jersey Mortgage Bank and
Loan Association will have it's annual
meeting tonight at Arcanum Hall.
The second annual invitation ball of
place in Pohlmann's Pavilion tonight.
The Rev. ]. G.. Johnson, Phi. D.. or
Port Richmond, Staten Island, occupied
the pulpit in the Hedding M. +. Churcn
yesterday morning.
The Unity Circle, Kings Daughters,
will give a cobweb party in the vestry
room of the First Universalist Church
Friday night.
IhomaS Boyce, twenty years old, of
Vanderbeeks lumber yard Saturday
night and broke his right leg.
Timothy Lenahan of Bergen Point was
thrown from his carriage while driving
through Third street yesterday after
noon. He sustained painful bodily in
juries.
The work of the Salvation Army will
be explained at the meeting to be held
at the. Bergen Reformed Church. January
20, uider the auspices Of the Auxiliary
League.
The policemen of Hoboken are making
great preparations for their annual ball,
which will be held at Odd Fellows Hall,
January 29th. Over 500 tickets have al
ready been sold +t
Edward Brennan OF Sixth and Hender-
son streets. fell off tie top of freight
Sustained a In % infern n5ares S He eiFRa Mas ana
moved to ST. Francis Hospital
Mr.. Collects wholesale and retail but
cher store, at No. 3S Manhattan avenue,
was found open at eleven o'clock last
Sixth precinct. Nothing was stolen.
The Fourth Ward Racketting Mullins
of Hoboken, held meeting Saturday
nights and decided to hold a stag some
time during the latter part of the month.
The exact date was not decided upon.
The annual ball Of the Tf1onias J. Kelly
Democratic Association takes place in
Woods Hall, January 2s Elaborate ar
casion and a jolly time is promised every
one.
The congregation of the Parmly Memo
able sermons preached by the Rev. j.
K. Folwell yesterday. No regular min
ister has been engaged as yet by the
trustees.
Newark trolley car No 1875, struck a
United States express wagon at Mont
gomery and Greene streets Saturday
night; The driver was thrown from his
G. HI rnd ir,ill |, h<re
cut about the legs.
The Rev. Thomas Houston, against
his will, Pastor of the John Knox Pres
byterian Church, is conducting Evangel-
in this city was filled yesterday by stu
dents from Simpson College.
A meeting of the Americas Republican
Club Club takes 81 Rlace this evening at the
are pressing matters of business to ar
range, all members are expected to at
tend.
:, The Entertainment Committee of w.
met Saturday night in the Office of NJ
G.. Vreeland, and arranged for an en-
tertainmeEt to be given tomorrow night
at the, one hundredth meeting of the
Council.
William Acker, sixteen years old of
No SEC Newark avenue, and Henry
Langrehr. sixteen years old, of No. 55S
Newark avenue, threw snow balls yes
Ramsay, of the Third precinct, and sent
to the city prison for a day.
A shed in the rear of the new building
at Ogden avenue and Bowers street was
into by thieves last night, and a lot of
carpenters tools stolen. The stolen
property was owned by Edward Wesp.
No. 26 Germania avenue, and Hermann
Haase, No. 817 Dubois street, West Ho-
boken.
John Toye, thirty-eight years old. of
No. 800 Jersey avenue, while at work this
morning shipping rails from one of the
Sanford and Stillmans schooners. had
his foot smached by rail Which fell
upon it. His foot was dressed by the
Ambulance Surgeon and he was taken to
st. Francis Hospital in the City Hospi-
tai ambulance.
A horse attached to Eight buggy ran
wildly up Summit avenue last night and
collided with a tree at Congress street.
The harness was broken and the shaft
of the wagon was smashed. There was
no one in the rig, and Chanoe.nan Her
tie took it to the Seventh Precinct Sta
ton House, where it was claimed by its
owner, f. r. Klenke, a carpenter and
builder, at S03 High Point avenue, West
Hoboken.
If Your Baby Is Cutting Teeth
Be sure ana use the old snd we'll tried renedp
Mrs. Wins1ows Soothing Syrun for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums
nllays all pain, cures wind collie. and = TIA
best remedy for diarrhoex