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

number Of Lafayette people were present,
Charles Stewart fell down stairs at his
residence on ~Communipaw avenue last
evening n broke his right leg. He was
taken TO the City Hospital
The regular meeting OF the Lafayette
the residence Of J.. Groshlaus on Pacific
avenue.
Miss May Tyndale, Of Pine street, is
vi sitting friends ut Chicago.
G~roenviiic
At the meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A. Ex-
ecutive Board last evening Messrs. A. NJ.
Duhme, c. r. Burger and c. X. Dusel
were appointed to make arrangements
with MIR. Morrell, proprietor OF Banber
Hall. ih regard to renting the hall to the
association as club rooms. The monthly
meeting Of the association will be held
this evening. A joint meeting OF the
Executive Board and the Ladies Fair
Auxiliary will be held Immediately after.
The regular meeting Of the Sixth Dis
trict Citizens Association VIII De heiu at
the rooms in the Detwiller Building this
evening. The Chapel avenue crossing
Will be among the matters talked about.
The Rev. w. Z. George, OF the Landen
Avenue NJ. Il. Church, will relate bis ex-
p%erlence as a minister OF the Gospel at
the church this evening.
The honorary members of Company ID,
Fourth Regiment, will give a reception
and dinner at Zeugner's Brlyidere Hail
on March Q.
Miss Frieda RELAY will give a sociable
evening.
The Young Peoples Not Afraid OF Cold
Weather Club gave its first reception at
Orient Hall, Orient and Jackson venues
last evening. The hail was prettily deco
rated with bunting and flowers A large
lumber Of 6reenville people Was present;
A new basin has been constructed
at Atlantic street and Bergen avenue.
The Minkakwa Club will give its an
nual dinner at Zengner's Belyidere Hail
on March 4.
Thirty members of the Y. p. s. g. E..
OF the Reformed Church, attended the
union meeting At the Bergen Reformed
Church last evening.
The residents in this section complain
that their Sunday and evening papers are
stolen from their doorsteDs.
The receipts of the Greenvilie Building
and Loan Association last evening
amounted to 81, 500. The annual report Is
now ready for distribution. Copies can
be secured by addressing X. Il. Routh,
No. 90 Linden avenue.
West Bergen.
A force Of laborers was at work yester-
day repairing the broken wires along the
railroad.
Three drunken rowdies kicked up a
rumpus in Nichols saloon, West Sid
avenue, this morning. The large plate
glass behind the bar and a large window
were broken. The toughs were arrested
The regular nesting of the willing
Workers Society of Kings Daughters
was held last evening at the residence OF
Mrs. w. IL. Beach, No. 50 West side
avenue. Three ladies were admitted to
Mr. II. NJ. Smith, OF No. 81 West Side
avenue, has returned from New Loudon,
Conn.
Tbe regular meeting of the West Ber-
gen pleasure Club will De held on Thurs
day evening at the club rooms, Mallory
and Clendenny avenues. Arrangements
will be made ION a basket sociaple.
The regular meeting o. the West Ber-
gen Citizens Improvement Association
will be held ut the rooms No. 200 West
Side avenue, ON next Monday evening
Final action will be taken on the new
sewerage plans. The street lighting
question willSlso come up TOR considera-
ton. The Committee on New sewer VIII
render n report. All citizens are Invited
to attend.
Miss Jennie Hall, of West Side avenue,
will leave today for California where she
will spend several months.
West Side avenue Is in a dlsgracefui
condition. Mud TO h depth of several
inches covers the street.
A gang OF toughs mades the West Ber-
gen station on the Central Railroad its
headquarters. AS there is no night agent
az the station the gang has everything its
own way.
Adolph Meyer, of Newark, was struck
By a slowly moving freight train near
West Bergen station last evening. He
was slightly injured about the head and
shoulders. He was taken home.