The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-31

street was sent Up TO Suake Hill as a dis
orderly person, for thirty days, By Justice
O'Donnell this morning.
There will be a meeting OF u
Democrats tonight, at : o'clock. at No.
$40 Grove street. for the purpose OF or
ganizinG a permanent Democratic club.
A Japanese tea party will be given this
evening at the Westminster Presbyterian
Church.
A dairy maids inter tainmeut and fes-
tival will be given this evening at the
Bergen Reformed Church.
The Executive Committs 20 OF the Fifth
District Republican Club will meet this
evening at the Federal Ciub rooms.
Lafayette.
Charles Simmer, a brakeman employed
by the Central X tlroad Company. fell
from the top Of n freight car at Communi-
paw yesterday afternoon and sustained
severe injuries about the head. He was
taken TO the City Hospital. where the sur
geoa expressed little hope Of his recover.
Grace Hopkins, two years, OF No. l3t
Pacific avenue, was picked up by the New
York police yesterday aud returned to her
patents.
The Lafayeits Eicheukranz will meet at
the residence of John Schmidt on Pacific
avenue this evening. Officers for the fol-
lowing year will be elected.
Jennie Meyers, twenty-thres years old,
OF No. 1888 PIN street. was seized with an
epileptlc Tic on Pacific avenue this morn
ing. She was removed to the City Hos
pitaL.
Star Pleasure Clu will meet this even
ing at the residence Of Mrs. NJ. Scott on
Holiday and Lafayette street.
Greenvilie.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Greenville Citizens Association will be
held this evening at the rooms in Bamber
Hall, No. 80 Linden avenue. Among the
matters that will be talked about are u
new school for WOODLAND, West Side
sewers n rapid transit. The public
parks committee will also render u re-
port.
n Loan Association No. l last evening
amounted TO s2,374S0.
A petition Is being circulated for the
paving of Neptun 9 avenue from Bergen
to Garfield avenues.
The Democrats Of the Bergen end Of the
sixth district will meet at Orient Hall
this evening to complete their ~organiza-
ton. The changing OF the Aldermanic
district lines, which has left the Sixth"
solidly Republican, will be fully dis
cussed, and interesting resolutions are to
be introduced In reference to the matter.
Since the trouble in Grace p. e.
Church between Rector Chapman and
his vestry began the choral services
which made the church so attractive
have been discontinued. This change
has been bitterly commented on BY many,
who say that since the congregation can
not hear the rector, he might have al
lowed them to hear good music.
West Bergen.
The No Name Society met last evening
at N So West Side avenue and made ar
raugements for an entertainment at the
NJ. n. Church ADril Is. Three young
men were admitted to membership.
The annual meeting OF the West Bergen
Citizens Improvement Association will
be held on next Monday evening ut the
rooms. No. 200 West Side avenue. OH
GERS for the following. year will be elected.
1t Is expected hat Mayor Cleveland will
deliver an address.
A meeting of the ". C. T. U. will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the rooms,
No. 95 Bergen avenue.
A petition is being circulated for the
Improvement of Lexington avenue from
Bergen to West Sid avenues.
BAYONNE.
The annual Easter election of Trinity
Episcopal Church, Bergen Point, will
take place this evening.
Coroner Parsley failed to appear at
ings and the inquest into the
deaths of the three men who were burned
10 desth at Constable Hook last Monday
afternoon. was postponed to Wednesday
evening.
81. johns P. E. Church elected the fol-
lowing officers yesterday:-Senion War
den, Robert X. Bosland Junior Warden.
Robert Bennett: Vestrymen, Kenneth
Mckenzie, Julian L. Duryee. Ernest G.
Webb. Thomas z. Swift and William H.
Stevens.
Announcement has been made Of the
approaching marriage of Mrs. Franklin
Kane to Charles Boyer. The ceremony
viii take place or Monday, April %, at
the home OF the bride. No. 10 West
Twenty-fifth street.
The Memoriai Committees of Jamas
Van Buskirk No. 100, and Mansfield Post
No. ~, g. A. r., held u conference last
evening at the house OF DR.. Noah San
born, Avenue E and East Thirty-fourEh
street. concerning the observance Of Me-
mortal Day in this city this year.. 1t was
decided TO invite the cooperation OF the
Memorial Committee Of Custer Post No.
9. Sons of Veterans, and to have another
meeting at the home of Post Commander
Sanborn on Wednesday evening, April s.
The first ball of the Easter season was
given last evening by the Charles c.
Kane Association in Brady's Hall, Bergen
Point. Fifty couples took part in the
grand march. which School Trustee
Charles c. Kane and Miss Elizabeth
Kane, his sister, led.
NORTH HUI DSON NOTES.
The ball of the Union Hill Police De-
partment which was held at Ruth's Turn
Hall last night was a most successful
affair, and was we'll attended. Police
officials from West Hobokeu, Jersey City
and Hoboken were present.
The Union Hill Town Council met last
night and transacted rutine business.
The West Side Athletic Club of Wee !
hawken has endorsed the Citizens ticket,
which is headed by Simon Kelly.
Tommy Welsh, the Town Clerk OF
Union Township, has no opposition.
Councilman Merritt, of Union Hill. will
probably be reelected.
The George Bove Pleasure Club of West
Hoboken, held its annual ball at SteIzes'
new Casino in West Hoboken last night.
Ii was a most successful affair.
Some mischievous hoodlums nave been
stoning passengers in the stage coaches of
the Union Hill line during the past few
days.