The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-04
CITY NEWS NOTES.

KITTY MllIS, Ok Az. 4 . ShCStAaA
is on i pleasure trip through the South.
He will remain at Gsttysburg IA. !or
some time,
The property belonging to the late
Henry ALBERT and his wife VINO COM
mitted suicide by asphyxiation Some time
ago. will be sold at auction tomorrow,
Elmer of Waverly street, ID
on q cunning trip in Bergen county' fa,,
George Gee, Of No. 206 Ninth street, IsH
off the stoop of No. I2 Pavonia avenue
last night, and fractured his left leg.
A spark from q locomotive set nrs 70
the cover of an express owned Ply
Thomas Holmes on Newark avenue. sat
urday night.
was found at Jersey avenue \ Eaevsnln
street last night suffering from numerous
scalp wounds, He was drunk, but re-
fused to say who had Injured him. He
was sent to tbs City Hospital
John Hay. % years old, OF First street,
fell in front of his home this morning
and broke his left leg
Frank Mattherson, of No. III Bay street,
a freight handler. employed by the
s~ylyania Railroad, was dangerously IN
jured this morning by having a cask OF
crockery roll on him.. He was taken to
st, Francis Hospital.
Fire broke out at two O'Clock this morn
ing in the frame stable in the rear Of No.
1gs First street. One horse owned by
James Burns was suffocated. The ORR
gin of the fire Is snow ...4 -
No. 40 Railroad avenue, was committed
today by Justice Potts for atrociously as
saulting Charles Antonio with a soda bot
tie. Antonio's head was dangerously
cut. He is in the City Hospital.
A Sociable will be given tomorrow even
ing in the Sunday school of the Lafayette
M. p. Church. Il will be preceded by an
address by DIR. Doherty and an entertain
Mrs. May Kaiser, wife OF the late Ben
jamin A. Kaiser. was buried Yesterday
from her late home, No. 76 Bergen ave
nue.. Mrs. Kaiser was Y years old She
died at Franklin Park, N. J..
A package party Will be held in the 6.
ing, BY caianthe Assembly. 40. 5. Pyfhian
Slsterhood.
The winter uniforms Of the police are
being inspected today by Inspector Lange;
at Hook and Ladder house No. 8, is in
Chicago on his vacation. Battalion Chief
Kern is taking his place.
Major Marshall Will conduct the SER
vice at Corps No, 2. Salvation Army.
Jewett avenue. tomorrow night, Captain
Horsley will say farewell on October 10,
Acake festival will be held on October II,
meeting this evening.
James Dunn. chief engineer at the
Palisade avenue power station of the
turned from an extended trip through the
west.
The bali season on the Heights will be
opened tonight by the annua event of
Liz l. D.. &., at L =. al
Prasser's Central Hall the Columbia
Either Club will give q concert and re-
ceptioH,
Rathbone Assembly No. Ii. Pythian Sis
terhcod, will meet at No. 642 Newark ave-
nue. tonight. A special good and welfare
programme has bceen arranged and q
number Of visitors from sister assemblies
are expected to attend.
A surprise party was given to Charles
L,senhof, at his home, Nc. 8 Seaview ave-
nue.. on Saturday night. The guests as
sembled at the residence Of Phillip Smith,
No. SO St. Patlls avenue, at $50 o'clock
and marched to Mr.. Lusenhof's home.
After recovering from his surprise he
bade them welcome and a jolly evening
vas enjoyed.
The Boulevard Echuetzen Corps at q
meeting held on Friday night. at Capt.
Gus Neumann's, Boulevard and Blocker
street, adopted a constitution and by
laws. The corps now has a membership
Of forty-fve and the treasurer's report
shows Il balance on hand of $175. r.
Aaerbach, was elected first lieutenant; G.
Hessier. treasurer, and Frank Hole. sec
rotary.
Thirty members of the Arboret Wheel-
men attended Saturdays meeting at
Neumann's, Boulevard and Bleecker
street. At the conclusion of the routine
Joyed. among the features of which were
vocal SELECTIONS by the Brakey Brothers
and John Hughes.
prssidsat George T; Mckay appolntsa
meeting OF the Jefferson Club. Executive
Committee. Louis Seeger, Nicholas
Krantz. Henry Spellmeyer. Alfred Leh-
mann and Charles Egan; Finance Com
mittee, August Kohl, Alfred Klein and
Charles Cordeau.
TfIa Twentieth Century Club Of the
Grecnviiie section will hold their first ems
~tertainmenf and reception his evening at
the New York Bay House, corner of Will
kffiSs3S} and Ocean avenues
THE E-Rtertaipnnant Committee has en-
gagged same first class talent. and the
members hope thai Afley VIII be success