The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-04
JERSEY CITY 7

The small boys who live in the vicinity
OF the old glass house hill ON Paramount
avenue have devised a scheme for enjoy
ing the coasting facilities Of the steep Mill
without waiting for snow. They have
constructed rude tobgganS on small
wheels and any afternoon they can be seen
flying down the hill
Commissioner Van Keuren and O mum
ber of other gentlemen are contemplating
the erection of u row of dwelling houses
on Clifton place.
The Palma Club will give a grand re-
ception on October 16 at the club house.
The coming session of the Universalist
Convention TO be held on Wednesday and
Thursday OF next week, at the Church of
the Good Shepherd this city promises to
be an Interesting one. On Wednesday
evening the speakers will be the Rev. DR..
n. T.; n the. Rev. j.. l.. Scudder, of
Jersey City. The public are invited.
Glenwood Mutual Building and Loan
Association elected officers on October 2
as follows:- President, Edward j..
Noonan; vice president, William j. Linn
erick; secretary, Donald Macrae; treas
nrer, PaulSury; counsellor, Henry Puster.
Lr., John Pringle, John Stumpf, q. S.
H,ines, Charles Maxwell. r. u. Buncke,
Philip McGovern and Patrick HAYES
Auditors, Edwin E. Norman, Herman
kopf and Samuel Limerick, Jr. A loan
VIII be offered for sale on Thursday, Oc-
Iober 8, and a new series Of stock issued
November 6.
In the Court of Sessions yesterday there,
We're arraigned William Dorbier for
assault and battery; Ellen Jack. same
charge and Thomas w. Kerrigan for false
pretenses. All pleaded not guilty.
Inc trial of William Cuniff for uxoricide
will begin Monday morning in the Court
of Over and Uarminnr T1dra LCno,1& .ra
siding.
The Rev. Henry Motto, rector of the
Church of the Holy Communion. New
York, will deliver the sermon at the SER
vices at st. Mary's Episcopal Church to-
morrow evening.
The grade Of the street at the corner of
gregory street n City Hall place should
be raised. 1t is such a long step from
the street to the sidewalk that children
Invariably fall, n frequently ladies' lose
their balance. A porIly lady fell this
morning, but fortunately was no seri-
ously hurt.
1t may be dull II other lines, but the
merchant tailors are not complaining.
hawthorne has a pet goat. He IS not
such q fayorite now. The rear door of
the store was not closed on Thursday
night and the goat walked in and played
SAD havoc with the millinery. He devoured
about 500 worth of hats and ribbons.
StNANA ASAiSton utlSlcd0luR l6 bn6 ue-
claratlon OF the Christadelphian who will
lecture tomorrow evening on "Resurrec-
tion, not death. the gate of endless joy,''
at the Odd Fellows Hall, corner Fair
mount and Bergen avenues.
The Jersey City Athletic Club will have
It's opening stag racket for this season at
the club house this evening.
There will be a grand rally of mission
workers at the Grand Street Free Re
formed Church tomorrow afternoon at
half past three o'clock for the purpose of
extending mission work in this city. The
following prominent persons will lake
Of New York; Mrs. jackson, OF Brook
Ign; Mrs. Prindle, matron Of the Flor
snce Mission: the Rev. John Hadley, 81
Baltimore; Evangelist Peck Smith, OF
London; Superintendent Child. OF the
bowegy Mission; Arthur w. Milbury and
Nj. De Sotas OF New York; the Rev, DR.