The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-15
CITY NOTES.

The Fourth District Democratic Com
mittee will meet in Fred Treiber's Hall
this evening for reorganization.
A meeting of the regular German Dem
ocratic Club of the Fourth district will
be held in Fred Treiber's Hall, Palisade
avenue and Ferry street, tomorrow even
ing. There seems to be Two regular Ger
man Democratic societies in the district.
A committee consisting OF Robert Par
sche, of the Teutonia Maennerchor;
Charles Bieber, of the Hoboken Lyra, and
q MI. G~ueuther, of Union Hill Liederta-
fel ARE to arrange for q grand winter con-
cert of the United Singing Societies of
Hudson county. The societies are about
to give up the usual summer united con-
certs.
Everybody with a little money should
attend the executors public sale of forty
lots OF the Booraem property on Pallsade
avenue, to be made by Auctioneer VOL
bert tomorrow at two O'Clock.
A new fire alarm box, to be designated
as Box No. ia, will be put at the north
east corner of Eighth and Henderson
streets tomorrow.
Judge Knapp yesterday morning adj
Journed until Saturday the argument for
a writ of certiorari in the case of the Ber-
gen Neck Railroad against the city of
Bayonne. The writ is asked for TO decide
the right of way of the road over the
Packard canal.
The Chiefo of Police of Norristown ar
rived herethis morning to get the two
Wagner girls. He said the girls are botn
bad. thef elder having u away from
home many time. He also said the rea-
SON hehad come on to this city to get the
girls Fas that they might be placed in a
reform school.
Mary G.. Christina, an Italian woman
WIG persists in searching the depths of
asI barrels. Was fined 81 this morning by
Justice Stilsing.
IA party OF Italians met on the floor
above Justice Stilsing's court room this
fmorning and q drum corps in attendance
started a racket. Five minutes, said the
Judge, and you can pla5 all YOU wish.
We will adjourn for that purpose.
The plans for the new school will be on
exhibition at the Board OF Education
meeting tomorrow night.
Ihe gates and the fences around the
four parks at Washington and Grand
streets are in a generally dilapidated CON
dition. A few dollars expended upon
them now might save them from falling
into complete ruin.
Chief Supervisor of Elections William
Muirheid is busy at his office in the Post
office building today preparing for u
supervision of the coming election on be-
half of the United States Government.
q huge stone piers which are to sup
port the pillars for the large span of the
new Pennsylvania station are almost all
in place, and work will be commenced on
the new train shed in a few days.
MI. Fred Linn has commenced work
upon his home club house. as he calls it,
on Washington street.
There wa a dress rehearsal at Trinity
~. x. Church last night, of the Cantata
.under the Palms. and the tambourine
drill, In which twenty-four young ladies
will participate. The entertainment will
be given at the church tomorrow night.
Garfield Lodge. /. O. O. f.. will meet to-
night at Booraem Hall.
The Garfield Association had a theatre
party last night. They went to the
Academy of Music and saw the Byron
Company. After the show they had a
supper and a jolly time.
Vito euro, the Italian murderer, has
been taken TO State Prison today by Con;
stable Reno.
The p: H. O,Neili Association will hold
q special meeting tomorrow night. Prom
inent speakers win be present. Acolla-