The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-02

this morning, stepped uDon an iron
sleigh runner, one o. wnica stfnck
q severe wound.
Miss May Somers will entertain her
friends at a sociable at her residence on
Pacific avenue tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shaw of Pacific avenue.
will give a receDtion TO their daughter,
Nellie, wednesday evening.
The foot bridge which crosses the Cen
trails tracks on Communipaw avenue Is
badly In need OF a coat Of paint
The work Of paving Woodward street
was begun today. The block between
Grand street aud Johnston avenue is the
section being paved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ennis returned
to their home yesterday on Pacific avenue.
having Terminated their bridal tour OF
SIX weeks duration through Great
Britain aud the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ellsworth OF Com NUM-
paw avenue rendered their son. Frank. a
birthday party on Saturday evening. A
merry crowd OF young people took part
in the festivities.
While George Roeder of Pacific avenus
was out driving Yesterday afternoon on
Grand street, the horse SHE'D and started
10 run. Roeder was thrown out oil the
carriage, but escaped injury The horse
was caught by William Asten.
The residents In this section were sur
prised Saturday evening at seeing n gang
OF men at work cleaning Pacific avenue.
This Is the first time in over six months
that the street has been cleaned.
The choked sewer basins on Johnston
avenue were cleaned out this morning.
There is talk in this section Of organic
ing a local bicycle club. A meeting will
be held at the residence OF john g ray on
Communipaw avenue next Monpay even
ing for the purpose OF organizing.
. The regular meeting Of the Star Pleas
ure Circle will be held this evening at the
residence of Mrs. L. Scott on Halliday
street.
GreenviIie.
The first annual concert of the pupils
OF j. VOLTS Vocal and Instrumental
Conservatory will be held tomorrow even
ing at Metropolitan Hall. The following
will take part in the entertainment
Lafayette ~EichenkranZ, Germania Sing
ing Society Of Bayonne, Greenvilie Star
Quartette, Greenvilie Turn Verein Sing
ing Society, Messrs. Joseph Ennis and
Quo Wlttpenn. violinists. and Mi. &. +.
Southland, monograph exhibition.
TIT regular monthly meeting OF the
Executive Board of the Green lille Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
this evening at the rooms, No. 30 Linden
avenue. TIL treasurer of the fair COM
mittee will make his final report. The
association VIII open its new quarters at
Bamber Hall on Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Schmidt has opened a Ger
man kindergarten at Nc. los Linden ave-
nue.. 1t is conducted after the FroebeI's
system. instruction is given between
the hours of nine a. IN. and three p. m.
The regular meeting of the Greenville
Building and Loan Association will be
held this evening at the rooms, No. 80
Linden avenue. 0ne-hRlf of the shares or
the tenth series have been subscribed for
The Daughters of Pleasure viii give
their first annual invitation reception and
ball at Zeuguer's B~elvedere Hall tomior-
row evening Misses Lizzie and Maggie
Bender and Minnie Whitman ave been
appointed a Committee OF Arrangements.
The regular meeting of Bay View
Lodge, +. & A. NJ. will be held at Bam-
Der Hall this yening
Several loads of paving blocks have
been dumped in the empty lots on Pear
sail avenue. They will be used in paving
the avenue between Old Bergen road and
Avenue E
The building OF the new police station
has been postponed for a few weeks.
owing to there being no available funds.
A series of revival meetings will be in
augurated at the Reformed Church this
evening, to be continued throughout this
and next week. The Ladies' Mission So
ciety connected with the church will hold
its anuuai meeting and election on
Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock, at
the residence of Mrs. Holmes, No. 66
Linden avenue. The church consistory
will meet tomorrow evening, immedi
dLely aIIcf tile revival service.
A joint meeting of the Fifth district
and MInkakwa Republican CLUBS was
held on Saturday evening ac the Minka-
kwnSClub on Ocean avenue, to make ar
rangements Tor the coming campaign.
The Minkakwa Club also completed the
arrangements for its annual banquet
next Wednesday evening at Belvedere
Hall. The price of the tickets was fixed
at three dollars.
The receipts of the Greenville Building
and Loan Association No. 2, at the meet
ing on Saturday evening amounted to
S1,2S4.
West bergen.
The Rev. Isaac p. Brokaw, the first
pastor of the South Bergen Reformed
Church, now pastor of the Second Re-
formed Church at Freehold, preached to
his former congregation at both services
yesterday. The Rev. A. III. Mckinney,
of Olivet Church, New York, will preach
at the church next Sunday.
The residents in this section are COM
planning of the strong and sickenin g
stencil which arises from the chemica a.
works every evening.
Thirty signatures have b9en affixed to
the petition for sewers IN the southern
section. The committee who has charge
of the petitions is as foiiows:-Messrs.
William H.. Beach. job Standish I,
Charles Judge. Q. II. Holt and w. H.
Cummings. The petition in the northern
4 GOtAO La3 o0Gh oA.atN ~ EAG "
number of property owners.
AT the last meeting of the Epworth
League the following We're elected dele
gates to the District Epworth League
convention:-Misses Ella Stivers, Grace
and Addie ~Swenarton, May Dunlap and
George II. Links
The meeting OF the West Bergen Citi-
zens' Improvement Association, which
was to have been held this evening has
been postponed until next Monday even
ing.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Y. 7. S. G. Z. of the reformed
Church will be held at the church parlors
this evening. The Social Committee has
made arrangements for a sociable at the
residence of Mrs G. Post, No. II Mande-
vile venue tomorrow evening.
The regular meeting of the Willing
Workers Society of Kings Daughters will
be held this evening at the residence of
Mrs. William H. Beach, No. So West Side
avenue.
Miss Josie Bloomer of No. 165 Yves
Side avenue has been visiting friends al
Palisade Park.
Ducks are plentiful on the Hackensack
River. Large numbers are bagged daily
West Sid avenue. from West Bergen
to Marion, was crowded yesterday with
promenaders, mostly visitors to see the
external beauties of the western slope OF
the hill. Everything looked ut best il
the bright sunlight.
A disagreeable stencil arises daily from
the open near the railroad.