Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-17
CITY BRIEFS

A landlord and tenant case was
heard in the district court yesterday
afternoon.
The Rutgers football team, with
Brogger at tackle, again met defeat
Saturday when Union beat them at
Schenectady by a score of IL to D.
The merry-go-round at Sea
Breeze has been taken apart.
Those in charge of the concert
and ball of the Danish Singing Club
to be held in Washington Hall, Fay
cite street, Saturday night, are fast
completing the arrangements and a
great success is anticipated. The
music will be furnished for dancing
by Prof. Julius Hosleth's orchestra.
Mrs. Wilson Ryno, who was hurt
by a fall from a trolley car, Sunday
night, at Center street, is improving.
She is under the care of DR.. w. e.
Ramsay.
The committee in charge of the
C~hesebrough Vaseline Works ball,
which will be held in Wilder Music
Hall Friday night, were out with a
drum corps last night to advertise
the affair.
A woman who went to the Bar
racks to collect a whiskey bill last
night had a pail of water thrown on
her head.
A noisy argument occurred in a
lunch wagon shortly before mid
night last night.
Anton Hugosky, of Maurer, wa
arraigned in police court this norm
ing on a charge of assault and bat
terry preferred by Mary Berish, a
neighbor. He was discharged.
Thomas Adamoshak furnished
500 bail for the grand jury for
atrociously assaulting his brother
in-law Sunday night when he broke
his arm and cut him, it is alleged.
Peter Sroka, of S5 Parker
| street. was fined So by the recorder
this morning. He was trespassine
on Lehigh Valley property and took
some wood.
The boys division of the Danish
Sociable A. c. will meet tomorrow
night.
While workmen were blowing
the grounds of the high school this
morning they came across another
lot of old bones. They will be put
in a big box and buried again.
Lucky, the mascot of Lincoln
Engine Company, who disappeared
some time ago, has returned and the
boys are happy.
Because of the n~on-arrival OF
lead at the American Smelling & Re
fining Works, the lead department
has been shut down Tor a few days.
A steamer with a load of crude
asphalt is due at the, local plant OF
the Barber Asphalt Works Thursday
afternoon.
George B. Evans is having re-
pairs made to his Smith street
houses.
All members of the Raritan
Club are requested to attend the
special meeting tonight in the rooms
in High street.
The members of Lincoln Engine
Company are reminded hat a spec
ial meeting will be held in the en-
I CINE house in State street tonight.
Street Commissioner Fullerton
has a force of men at work on Smith
street. near Oak, tearing up the ma
cadam and filling in with fine stone.
The sidewalk on State street,
> between Market and Gordon streets,
will be cut down to conform with
> that of the recently paved street.
The work started today.
[ A seventeen-year-old girl who
says that she is Celia Tarbox and that
| her home is in Biddeford, Maine, vas
| taken into custody this morning on
{ a charge of vagrancy. She is
thought 10 have come here on a boat.
The police have received a COM
plant that boys have broken win
do%G aAd carried away wood of a
shed behind q store on State street.
Work on the Lehigh Valley coal
docks is so brisk that a number of
new employees were put to work this
morning. Last week some of the
employees made nine days pay and so
far this month some of the engineers
have earned over $66.