The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
City NOTES.

Prof. Van buren Denslow Of New York
will lecture before the Union League Club
on Thursday evening, April 10. on Inc
Bank Currency aud Farm Mortgage CUES
ton aud the Farmers Alliance.
The receipts of the Paramount Building
and Lonn Association last night
to $S45.72.
Warden Osborne Of tine City Hospital
this morning received from st. Hiida 80
ciety Of st. Johns Free Church a number
of bed sheets and about fifty magazines.
The Rev. o.. Andreae, pastor OF st.
Johns German Church on Fairview ave
| nue., will lender u reception this evening
In the parsonage to the Sunday Scnool
teachers and members of the choir.
A musicale will DO given under the
Guild of the Iron Cross in the chapel OF
ST. Johns Free Church on the evening OF
Wednesday, April 20. The entertain
ment will conclude with a comedy farce
entitled Furnished Apartments"
Justice Davis this morning continued
the trial Of Frederick Krugenberger. the
brewery wagon driver, who ran over the
three-year-old Mary Hayes some weeks
ago. De. McGill of the st. Franci Hos
pital sent In a certificate to the effect that
the child was still in "a precarious condl-
ton.
Elizabeth Corbett of No. 1877 Steuben
| street was seut up to Snake Hill for ninety
days, and George Rice of No. pa Erie
street thirty days. AS disorderly persons
by Justice Davis this morning.
The Little Daisy Cadets will give an en-
tertainment and reception at Roche's
Hall next Wednesday night.
The tickets are out for the excursion OF
Court Monmouth, A. o. +. of A. The
voyage will be to Sylvan Beach on Mon-
day, June 10. A steamboat aud TWO
barges have been chartered by tue COM
mittee.
Two Romeos in uniform rehearsed the
balcony scene for over two hours on Mer-
GER street, near Grove. last night. One
was a policeman the other u fireman, and
both were supposed to be attending TO
their duties. The Juliets were young wo-
men living in the neighborhood.
Lafayette.
The Lafayette Building and o Asso-
citation will meet this evening.
James Ross, fourteen years old, was ar
rested last evening for stealing coal from
the Central Railroad yards at Communl-
paw. He will be arraigned before Justice
Wanser.
Thieves enie ed the residence of James
Gingrist on Pacific avenue last night aud
carried away seyenty-iye dollars worth
of jewelry.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Holmes will give a re-
ceptioD to their daughter Nellie at their
residence on Communipaw avenue this
evening.
GreenyiIle.
The Sixth District Democratic Associa-
ton met last evening at Orient Hall. The
secretary reported that there were l23
names on the membership roll. Presi-
lent Bruins reported that alb range
ments for the coming election had been
completed and requested every
who could TO be present. at The polls In their
respective precincts.
A Republican mass meeting will be held
this evening at the Globe Hotel. Danforth
and Bergen avenues.
The property owner IN Woodlawn
avenue are circulating a petition for the
improvement OF that street from Bergen
TO Garfield avenues.
The postponed meeting of the Execu-
tive Board of the Greenylle Y. NJ. y. A.
will be held tomorrow evening at the
rooms In Bamber Hall
An effort Is being made to open up
Neptune avenue. from Ocean avenue to
Old Bergen Road.
The Onward Boating Club has elected
the following ofiicers:-Captain, A.BlacK;
Secretary, A. Doran and Treasurer, Il.
Frick. A new boat house is TO be built
early next month Oh the Newark bay
shore at the foot Of Linden avenue.
West Bergen
Invitations have been issued for the
banquet next Monday evening to be given
by the Citizens improvement Assoeia-
ton. The committee met last evening
aud completed the arrangements
The Harmony Gu met last evening AT
the residence of c.. II. Hood, NO. go Ber-
gen avenue A committee from the West
Bergen Athletic Association was present,
and arrangements were made for a joint
musical concert.
AT the annual meeting of the congre-
cation of the South Bergen Reformed
| Church, ID. V. Bergen aid d. q. Merritt
were elected elders, and q.
NJ. Craig and Edward Hickey
were elected as deacons. The Secretary's
| report shows the number OF communi-
| cants to be 220; During the last year the
total sum raised for all purposes was
as, 800. Treasurer D. c. Merritt was pre-
sented with a rocking chair and nm
brella for seven years rduou aud faith
full service.
While James Greogan was out driving
yesterday afternoon on West Side avenue
the horse became fractuous and started
on a mad run up Union street. AT Union
street and Bergen avenue the horse was
brought TO a standstill by james Mulry.
Further than a broken wheel no damage
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