The Jersey City news., 1902-06-21

Ietef tOHeNs also. ~ tl1e Nitf N0AiSNes
or's office, will go to Arbury Park.
Mr.. Samuel Rowland Il prominent real
estate dealer on Grand street, near the
Junction is having his Offices remodelled
and altered.
Roundsman Cornelius Noonan, Of the
/ Communipaw Avenue Station, returned
yesterday from his vacation.
Patrolman Lynch, of the Communipaw
1 .Arpnue tSation, left yesterday on his va
cation. \ u a.sssAi
Lawyer George w. Rurode. Philip
Weis. Walter Stowell and Frank Young,
young men of the Hill section. have
formed a camping party which win leave
next Saturday for Lake Hopatceng to
look over the grounds with a view of Sc
curing desirable samping quarters. II
they decide on a place they will spend
the month Of August in real camp life.
Ther are two or three other parties on
! the Hill who contemplate camping at the
i lake, also party of girls from Bayonne.
Mary Griffen, aged forty-four years,
of No. 4I3 Henderson street, created
considerable trouble for the police yes
terday afternoon. The house in which
she lives is under quarantine, as there is
smallpox within. She insisted upon
being allowed to go out on the street and
4 would not listen to the reasoning of the
officer Patrolman Shugrue. He made
her go back several times, but finally ar
rested her, and she was taken to the City
Hospital in the patrol wagon. While
waiting for the Board of Health to be
notified she was kept in the alley of the
Second Precinct Station-House.
Principal William Sweeney, of No. IA
School, appeared in bicycle trousers and
outing shirt yesterday at the ball game
instead of in the regulartion street cos
tune, in which he played the previous
game.
Mr.. A. e. Bowen, assistant manager
of the Colonial Life Insurance Company,
has ben made manager of the Greenyille
branch office, which was recently started
in that section Of the city. Mr.. Bowen
/ is well-known insurance man, and he
will reside in the GseeHville section.
Superintendent Of Schools Henry Sny-
| der was very sore last evening after the
game with the Newark principals. He
| limped all around the rooms of No. IL
school, wher a meeting of the Bergen I'm
provement Association was held last
evening.
Roundsman Sid O'Donnel 70 the First
precinct, will spend his vacation at
South Cairo in thc Catskills, where he
has rustieated every summer for the
past ten years.
Lawyet Peter Bentley has taken his
yacht Kid to Atlantic Highlands. where
/ he will spend his leisure hours this sum
mer His mother, m-s. Peter Bentley,
and his brother Richard are already in
stalled at this popular resort. Lawyer
Eeasley is a born sea dog, and is as
much at home on water as he is in a
court room.
A ping pong contest was one Of the
\ features of social held last night at the
homo of Mrs. jules Heilman ON Pali-
sade avenue. Miss Millendorf defeated
Miss Lutz.
The Heath's Employees Association
will hold a picnic at Grand View Park,
franklin street aud Ogden averue, this
evening.
Former lessee E. Appel of Central
Eal Visited friends, including Merchant
zferman Kastens. yesterday in the
Hudson City section. His appearance
in that vicinity gave rise to the impress
sion Of some that Mr.. Appel had IN eye
on Central Hall, which is now il. the
hands of a receiver. But Mr.. Appel has
charge Of similar resort in New York,
one that requires all his attention. and
those Of his friends who talked with him
yesterday said it was scarcely probable
that he would give up the New York re-
sort to take up again the management
1 VI 1tHtAdl iidily 0HiCH ne ran 81 SuN7
cessfully under the name of Kessler's
Hall some years ago.
Among the interested spectators at
the game of baseball esterday between
the Jersey City and Newark school prin-
cipals was Col. Gilbert Robinson, the
veteran clerk Of the Police Board. The
Colonel rooted for the home team Ike
a young fellow.
1 The baseball and one of the bats used
in yesterdays game was presented as Il
souvenir TO Mrs. Brensinger, wife Of
| Colonel Joseph Brensinger. in honor Of
her husbands playing. The colonel cap
tanned the local team and 50 practically
saved the day. In one inning he had
the distinction of putting three men out
unassisted.
Commissioner Thos NJ Gopsiil. Of the
Railway Reformatory, Mrs. Gopsill and
their family are on trip to Maine.
They will return next week.
Mrs. Leary and Mrs. Campbell, daugli-
ter Of ex-Finanee Commissioner John d.
Frazer Of Mercer street, Will spend the
summer months In Monfclair, Miss Fra
1ar xsy5u ,sn,,,a;t, ~ hama xrffh Mrs HIN