The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09

engaged in conducting revival services.
He has charge of the Fillmore Avenue
Church, one of the best in Buffalo.
The Hoboken Mutual Life Associa-
ton met on Thursday night, and
elected the following officers Tor n
ensuing year: President, F.. NJ; NC
Donough; vice-president, s. +. Cussy;
treasurer, j. w. Lycett; and secretary,
+. j. Bitter. Last years work Is CON
sidered by the directors to De very
satisfactory.
a peculiar defence was submitted IN
the case of Wahlers VS.. Bamen, IN the
District Court yesterday morning.
James Bamen, q manufacturer OF avn
| ings on First street, was presented
some time ago with q heavy Dill
groceries supplied on the order OF Mrs.
Bamen by Wahlers. MIR. Banen pald
the bill, but left instructions that no
more goods were to be supplied except
for cash. Despite this notice Wahiers
| started another account with MIS-.
Bamen amounting to $50. When the
bill was presented payment was re-
| fused by Bamen on the ground that
he knew nothing of the matter. Inc
plaintiff did not appear to press the
charge, and a verdict was given IN
favor of Bamen.
Judge Rusch performed the mar.
riage service for Philip Gibbons, OF
No. 213 East Eleventh street, New
York, and Sadie G. Cutler, of No. 929
Sixth avenue, on Thursday afternoon.
They are both engaged in the theatrl-
cal profession.
Manager Bright has decided to reor-
- =. IL 1-n..x D1.,o. f4. tho Onn1inT
season. He is looking for Dave Dorm
to captain the team. They will play
their first game on the second Satur-
day in May.
The Andrew Cullen Association will
| give one of their famous receptions at
| Odd Fellows Hall shortly.
The M. G. V. Lyra will give a mas
querade ball at Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday night.
The dance of the Liederkranz will
take place at Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening.
The engagement of Miss Bertha
| Schmutzer to Mr.. Max Schlaska is an
nounced. Mr.. Schlaska is vice-presi-
dent of the Active Boat Club.
Mr.. Louis Ettmyer will celebrate his
silver wedding March 20.
Mr.. Meehan, representing the Hack
ensack Water Company, and Inspec-
tor Stack, on behalf of the City Water
| Commissioners, are making a thorough
| inspection of every building in Ho-
boken. Their work will occupy about
six weeks. They will make an account
of the water fixtures in every house.
A large red Norwegian setter dog be-
longing to one of the officers OF the
steamship Heckler was lost or stolen
from the ship yesterday morning.
The J~effersonian Association met on
Thursday evening in Gantzberg's Hall,
No. N Washington street. They de-
cided to run a strong ticket for the
First ward if they did not approve the
action of the City Committee.
At the annual meeting Of the Va
lencia Boat Club the following officers
We're elected for the season Of 1ss9-90:
President, F. Frommel; vice-president,
Emil Staltz; secretary, G. E. Raabe;
captain. John Millar; Lieutenant, Will
liam Stursberg, and Board of Trustees,
A. Hanger, Ct. S. Lancon and L. Vie
dermann. James F. Minturn, f. Her
wig and O. A. Bornemann were elected
1ICllOClGs
The match between the bowling
teams of the Second and Fourth Regi-
ments, to be bowled at the Assembly
Rooms on Monday night, is creating
much excitement. Both sides will be
well represented by a number of en-
thusiastic friends.
Mrs. CT understand that you
have had trouble with your new SER
want girl?
Mrs. H.-Not at all.
Mrs. Ooh! then I was misin-
formed.
Mrs. HIT was nothing. / was go
ing to have a reception, but she had
arranged for one herself that night.
Mrs. G.-And she gave hers up?
Mrs. H.-No, l gave up mine, and
we are still the best of friends.-Bos-
ton Courier.