The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-28
HOW IS THIS !?
First Member Of Woman's
Club to Violate Street
Cleaning Ordinance.
MRS. De HART SUMMONED
Other Prominent People Must
Appear and Answer to the
Same Charge.

The work of the Town Improvement De-
partment of the Jersey City Woman's
Club has begun to bear fruit. A sum
mons for violating the city ordinance for
clean streets has been issued to the first
member OF the Woman's Club to violate
the ofdinance-Mrs. DR.. Madana F. D
Hart, Of No. 80 Mercer street. A number
of other prominent people have been sum
moned. Among them are DR.. Mulvaney,
DR.. Clark, Horace Farrier, Charles Bolt
wood, the Rev. Mr.. Cronin. Mr.. Wood OF
Woods Hall, Mr.. Perlmutter, Mrs. Sands,
Mrs. Gopsiil, Mrs. Shawda and Mrs. War
brick.
Justice Potts in the First Criminal
Court this morning heard the testimony
in the violation of the city ordinance
cases against persons who persisted in
putting waste paper and other light re-
fuse in front of their houses. Last Tues
day the first case of this nature was
heard by the Justice and the person
found guilty YVES fined 81.
Justice Potts this morning stated that
he thought the minimum fine of S., as
prescribed by the ordinance. entirely too
much. He thought as the ordinance was
new and many persons had not become
thoroughly acquainted with the nature of
it as yet, a small fine would do for the
present.
Charges against the following persons
were made this morning.-Mrs. Amer,
No. 152 Railroad avenue; Mrs. Quinn, No.
1S4 Railroad avenue; Mrs. Newman, No.
1879 Railroad avenue: Mrs. Nevins, No. 191
Railroad avenue; Mrs. Hecker, No. 1888
Railroad avenue: Mrs. Heirsh, No. 1875
Railroad avenue; Mrs. Jones No. 1877 Rail-
road venue; Mrs. Run. No. 1893 Railroad
avenue; Mrs. Hatcherd, No. 119 Railroad
avenue; Frank Newvetinger, Van Worst
and Sussex streets: r. Jansen, Warren
and Morris streets; John Meyer, No. 1877
Morris street.
They were each found guilty and fined
81 each.
After the cases had been heard the
officers of the First Precinct had some
warrants issued for the following persons
on the same complaint
James P. Hall, No. 291 Varick. street; NJ.
White, No. 297 Varick street; P. Sherry,
No. 35S York street; John McGuinnes, No.
$40 York street; E. Hartnett, No. 262 War
rem street; J. Haas, No. las Montgomery
street; M. Phillips, No. 141 Montgomery
street; Charles K. Innis, Van Worst and
Gregory streets; Horace Farrier, corner
Montgomery and Gregory streets; John
Bonas, No. 6 Wayne street; w. Reardon,
No. 10 Wayne streetA NJ. Helming, No. Is
Wayne street; S. Singleton, No. 80 Wayne
street; NJ. Winberry, No. As Wayne street;
M. Duffy. No. IS Wayne street: M. Riley,
No. 81 Wayne street; NJ. O'Brien, No. 10
Wayne street; Sing Ice, No. 314 Barrow
street; Mrs. Mayer, No. 6 Hampton Court,
DR.. Baker, No. 103 Wayne street;
NJ. Thompson, No. 499 jersey
avenue; DR.. Clark, No. 400 Jersey
avenues; DR.. Mulvaney, No. 4S9 Jersey
avenue; Mrs. Warbrick, No. rs Mercer
street; Mrs. Cronin, No. 116 Mercer street;
Gopsill, No. 1874 Mercer street; Mrs. Nc
Ardle. No. 1877 Mercer street; Mrs. Sands,
No. 1879 Mercer street; Charles Boltwood,
No. IA Mercer street; j.. a. Shaw. No. 30S
varick street; S. Furlong, No. 306 Mont
gomery street; J.. McCarren, No. 106 Mer-
Ger street: NJ. Fales, No. 100 Mercer
street; M. Kennedy, No. 9S Mercer street;
M. MeDevitt, No. 96 Mercer street; DR..
De Hart, No. SO Mercer street.; C. Car
roll. No. 10 Paulmier place; G.. Wood, No.
4 Paulmier place; J. Perlmutter. No. 2
Paulmier place; c. Niebank, No. 292 Bar
| row street; A. Weber, No. 48 Mercer
street; w. ]. Market, No. 48 Mercer
street; NJ. Walker, No. 309 Grove street;
D. Duly, No. % Mercer street; E. Lam
| ster, No. 6 Mercer street.