The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-16
pAsHEs ARoUNp TOWN.

Mr.. Carpenter, late superintendent of
Florence Mission, will conduct the SER
vice of the Unsectarian Mission in Hum
boldt Hall tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock, assisted by a choir of reclaimed
women from the mission. Mrs. Whitney,
of New York, will deliver an address.
The entertainment and hop of Onward
Lodge No. l59, /. o. o. F., at Bergen Hall
Thanksgiving V promises to be a great
success. The committee are making a
great effort to have it SO.
The Merchants Protective Union ex-
pect a large turn out of the members at
the regular meeting to be held Monday
House, TO hear the report of the commit
tee on their interview with the Board of
Aldermen in relation to the Inspectors of
Weights and Measures.
The second anniversary of Unique
Lodge No. 81, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, will be celebrated by an enter
tainment and sociable at Kessler's upper
hall Monday evening, November Is.
The winter entertainment course of the
South Bergen Reformed Church was
opened last night by readings by Miss
May Frances. No admission fee was
charged, but a large collection was lifted
in aid of the building fund.
No. 6 Engine was summoned this morn
ing to q slight fire which originated from
a defective over in the bake shop al No.
1917 Thirteenth street. The damage was
trivial.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Jersey City Teachers Association will
be held at the High School OF Bay street,
next Wednesday, afternoon. An inter
esting programme is arranging.
A number of Catholic clergymen, re-
turning from the Baltimore conference
and Washington dedication, passed
through this city last evening.
The side-wheel~ excursion steamer John
Sylvester goes on Allison's drydock to-
day.
The st. Peters Sodality Lyceum will
give entertainments on the evenings of
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Novem-
Der 81, % and IS, at St. Johns Hall, for
the benefit of the Building Fund for the
Sisters of Charity Home.
The regular monthly meeting of the Y.
M. G. A. will be held Monday evening, at
eight o'clock, in the Association Rooms.
The Y. M. G. A. will inaugurate its
winter course of entertainments at the
First Baptist Church on Thursday even
ing, November 81, with an entertainment
by the Jennie Hall Wade Star Concert
Company.
A fire broke out in the home of John
Romaine, No. 304 Grove street, yesterday
afternoon and did $50 worth of damage.
Report No. 10, of the Tax Adjustment
Commissioners, of Bayoune, was con-
frmed by Judge Knapp this morning.
In our report yesterday of the Fourth
District Property Owners Association
meeting, and the illusions to the in
creased valuation of the property in that
district, q typographical error caused a
big mistake. 1t is not the increase of
$1S5. 600 that the members objected to, but
il is the increase of 81 ,0S2, 600. the sun de-
termined by the Commissioners.
The Young Mems Social, composed
principally Of members of st. Mary's
Catholic Association in Hoboken, are
making arrangements for their annual re-
ception. It will be an elaborate affair.
and will probably be held in Odd Fellows
Hall in the early part of January.
In a tenement house battle at No. 564
Grand street yesterday, Bridget Morley
and Mary McHugh became %entangled.
In e~xtricating herself Bridget scratched
| Mary and was arrested. Jutice Wanser
this morning committed her for trial.
Joseph Newman II New York peddler
was fined 81 this morning. No license.
Timothy Sullivan, a Central Railroad
employe, had his hand mashed while
coupling cars at the yards yesterday. He
was taken to the City Hospital. He re-
sides at No. 166 Halliday street.
Richard Aneswald, OF No. 50 Griffith
street, q wife beaten, vas held for the
Grand Jury by Justice Wanser this
morning.
Katie MCGEE, of No. 10 Beach street, is
in the City Hospital suffering from al
coholism.