The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23
CITY NEWS T

The Dennis O'Brien Association of tho
Heights. will hold its second annual out
ing and games tomorrow at Union Park.
Carlsbad.
sning at the residence of Mrs. For
dicks, at No. rs Palisade avenue ,,nder
the auspices of Hancock Lodge No. Is.
Ladies of the G. A. r. romisa 10 he
an enjoyable affair. There will be selec-
tons from the Colored Quartette and
music by a band of twelve pieces. The
grounds nave been PRETTY decorated.
pleasant success.
The Jersey City Saengerbund met last
night in the Avenue House, and rehears-
ed for the concert which will be given at
that place in November. The exact date
has not yet been decided upon.
Hudson Lodge. No. II, I. o. o. f., which
meets in Odd Fellows Hall. Grove and
Fourth streets, will work the third de-
at which will be held a short entertain
ment and refreshments will be served.
The Mantle wheelmen will hold their
inaugural picnic tonight at Pohlmann's
Hall: The affair will, no doubt, be a
already been sold.
Richard A. Hearn, 20 years old of No.
Isl Fourth street. Elizabethport, a brake
man employed by the Central Railroad.
had his right foot crushed last night while
coupling cars in the C~ommunipaw yards.
Fire Quilted the four story frame tene-
merit mouse at No. 176 Sixth street last
night. The flames were discovered in
the apartments of Catherine Donney, on.
the second floor. Cause unknown. Dam
age, $500. The house is owned by Simon
Donney.
Frank Halahan, of No. IS Essex street,
a deck hand on the barge Bird lying at
the foot of York street, had his right
ankle broken last night by becoming
caught in a hawser while making it fast
to the dock.
Mary Samuels, 40 years old. a cook on
the canal boat Privateer. fell into the
hold of the boat yesterday evening and
broke her right leg. She was taken to the
City Hospital.
Louis Buff, the young Austrian arrested
IN West Hobeken yesterday morning and
Drought to this city where he was wanted
by the authorities for stealing a bscy-
Gle from G. F. Gerome. of No. 422 Paii-
sade. avenue. was arraigned before Police
Justice Douglass in the Second Criminal
Court this morning and held for trial
He was taken to Police Headquarters
where they took his picture before sending
him to the County jail.
Isaac Allen secured a judgment against
Perry E. Hall yesterday IN the Circuit
Court. for $S6l.e7. The action was on four
promissory notes.
Martin Lutz, a driver for Henry Eggss.
a gardener of S~ecaucus. was arrested yes
wagon filled with manure along Palisade
avenue He was fined So for violating 4
health ordinance.
Thomas Cunningham. a drunken sailor.
used insulting language to women whom
he met upon the street yesterday after
noon, in his wanderings about the Heights
and was arrested by Patroiman Roeh-
ford. upon complaint of Mrs. Louisa pa-
baTkew, one Of the women whom lie IN
suited. Police Justice Douglass fined
him 50 or ten days In the County JaI
his morning. He paid the fine.
The receipts OF the Building Loan
night were:-Crescenf. $20s.s4; Highland.
$zS3.52: Montgomery. $1g9. 50.
Ensign zornknist and several Swedish
converts conducted the services at the
chapei Of the Salvation Army on Jewett
avenue last night.
The body OF q baby about & rnonth did
/ was found In a sugar box In the water
81 the foet Of York street to-day.