The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-14

Hall, jackson and Orient avenues. was
highly interesting. The attendance was
large n tie response OF the comrades to
THE good Of the Legion" was spirited
and entertaining. Two new comrades
were admitted to membership. and six
applications were received. On Tuesday
evening March "a, a quarterly meeting
will be held, when all members of h
council are requested to be present
Lafayette.
The regular meeting of the Lafayette
Maennerchor was held last evening at the
residence Of James Schmidt on Pacinc
The treasurer reported that the
association had cleared S249 from its re-
cent entertainment Eleven new menl-
bers were admitted.
Mr.. George StiLlwe1l Of Pacific avenue
Is sojourning at Hot Springs, Kan, FOR a
few weeks.
A meeting OF the James Hanly Associa-
ton will be held at the rooms on Pacific
avenue this evening.
A basket party was given by S~isterhood
Branch No. 035 of LAFAYETTE on last We'd
nesday evening az Masonic Hall, Wilton
street. Over forty dollars was cleared.
The members OF the Jersey City Yacht
Club will pay a visit TO their new club
house at Tottenville tomorrow. They
will leave the Jersey City ferry house at
twenty minutes to ten.
Miss Mamie Merker OF Communipaw
avenue gave a reception at her residence
last evening. Singing. games and danc-
ing were the order of the evening. Sup
per was served at midnight. A large
number of Lafayette people were present.
James Dugan, forty-two years old, fell
down the cellar steps Mt his residence on
Pin street last evening and dislocated
his shoulder. He was taken to the City
Hospital.
GreenvIIie.
IN w nlf-nu - No.. - D-~.~A.
now residing on Garfield avenue. has
completely recovered from his attack OF
rheumatic gout.
A large force of men is engaged In i'm
proving the New York Bay aud Bay View
cemeteries. Superintendent Kelly says
that the grounds will look prettier this
year than ever.
Ex,Alderman Michael Schultz, a prom
inent member of the Minkakwa r epubli-
can Club, Is being doomed for the alder
manic nomination in this district. He is
meeting with considerable oppos ition,
however, from the recently Organized
Young Mems Republican Club OF Green
vile.
the frame work Of the new house which
is being erected on Neptune avenue by
Mr.. Boulton, was blown down by the wind
last night. Several trees on Bergen ave-
nue. and in Currles' woods were also
blown down.
The members of the Merry Anglers
Club were entertained at a terrapin din
ner at Knoegy's on Greenville avenue last
evening. Among those present were
Messrs. j. Kaiser, J.. Kraus. w. Barr. X.
Hudspeth, DIR. L~lmeburner. William
Knoegy, ID. Fldrick ana ID. Cameron.
West bergen.
Mr.. J.. Clark is erecting a four-story
frame building on Boyd and West Side
venues.
The West Bergen Steel Works Com
pany are unusually busy for this time of
the year. The works are in full operation
day ana night.
Mr.. Charles Marks of Bergen avenue
has returned from IN extensive tour
through Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jaeger OF West
Side avenue will give a reception at their
residence on Monday evening in honor Of
the t~wenty-first birthday Of their son
John Jaeger.
A petition is being circulated among
the property owners on Lexington avenue
for the paving of that thoroughfare from
Bergen TO West Side avenues.
Mr.. J.. Harris of Stony Point is visiting
Mr.. Charles Dempsey Of Virginia avenue.