The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21

the concert will &c arp.ied to tho church
fund.
The row Of Q1cea Aane cottages which
is being erected for Mr.. J. Cubherly on
Arlington avenue viii 5000 he finished.
The residents of this section were sur
priscd yesterday on seeing y gang OF men
at WORK Cleaning Pacific avenue.
A new commandery Of the knights Of
Malta will be formed In this section in u
few weeks.
). Hartman, u driver employed by
HearD & Son OF New York, while driving
down Pacific avenue last night, collided
with the railing on the canal bridge.
Hartman was thrown Gus OF the wagon.
but escaped Injury. Several spokes IN
the wheels were broken. This bridge Is
very poorly lighted, there oeing but one
lamp on It
Tho Committee Of the Jersey City
Yacht Club has fixed March 26 as the
date for the next sociahlc.
Greenvills.
The annual meeting of Hudson Lodge
No. IS, American Protective League, will
be head this evening at the rooms in
Bamber Hall.
G%reenyills Building aud Loan Asso-
citation No. 9 viii meet this evening at
the rooms, No. % Linden avenue.
The question Of n local Tennis League
Is beginning to agitate the minds of lovers
OF that popular sport.
The music at the Grace p. 4. Church is
again up TO its former standard and
C~hoirmaster Morse has gained a complete
victory,
The Minkakwa Club will hold a meet
log next Monday evening. The new con-
stitution and bylaws will be discussed.
La grippe is becoming quite prevalent
in this section. Mr.. s.ichael Schultz, Sr.,
of Old Bergen Road, IS stricken with the
malady.
Messrs. j. Gordon, S. L. Harvey and q.
Chesebro have been elected teachers in
the Reformed Sabbath School.
The Greenyille station On the Central
Railroad Is sorely in need Of a coat of
paint.
Ling's spinning mills will start up on
Monday. Over seven hundred hands will
be employed.
The Argonaut Boat Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at Dick Uldrich's for
the purpose of re~organlzing for the sea-
son.
West Bergen.
Mischievous boys have been disturbing
in various ways the new Eagle Athletic
Club. Last evening they threw stones
and everything they could lay their hands
on against the club room door. A police
man chased the gang away. No one was
caught.
Several new lamps were placed along
Mallory avenue yesterday. A few more
COuAA NC uoCa v ~ AQN tuOAeC w Ood 0iuC
avenue, near the railroad station.
The sewer basin at Boyd and West Size
avenues is choked with refuse matter.
Several large trees on Bergen avenue
were blown down by the high vino last
evening.
A. this season of the year the most
prominent feature of West Bergen is
sour Mud" This year is no exception.
Bad drains, miserable sidewalks, a want
Of street curbing and several other such
features make local life miserable.
The monthly business meeting of the
local Christian Endeavor Society was
held last evening ut the Reformed
Church. The Entertainment Committee
reported that the next sociable would be
held IN April 8 at the church pariors.
Interesting letters have been received
from Miss Lille Snowden OF Bergen and
Vaudeville venues who left recently
for the Baptist Seminary at Chicago, TO
work. Miss Snowden was president of
the Ups. C.E. connected with the Bergen
Baptist Church, aud has gone out under
the auspices CT the prosperous society.
After u thorough course of study and
work at Chicago she anticipates going to
India. She is engaged in the Black Hole
District in Chicago in active missionary
work amongst the poorest Inc worst
classes and in the hospitals.