The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-17

street and Commnri-aw avenue wa
cleaned yesterday.
AIR. j. BOgart is improving the grounds
surrounding his handsome residence on
Van Horne street.
lne regular meeting OF tue Lafayette
Mutual Building and L3tn Association
will be held this evening.
y progressive euchre" and dance was
given last evening by MISS Laura Heae-
man AT her residence on COmmuripaw
avenue. Mr.. james Tucker won the first
prize, a handsome gold watcn charm.
Miss Julia Enuis won The first lady's
prize, a gold brooch. A large number of
Lafayette young people were present. A
COLLATION. was served at midnight, after
which the parlors were cleared for dane
ing.
Mrs. George Newman. while cleaning
the first story window at her residence on
Pine street this morning fell to the yard
below and received severe injuries about
the head. She was taken to St
Hospital in an ambulance.
George Turner, while drunk last even
Ing, started in ito do up de gang" in a
Pacific VENUE saloon. A policeman ar
rived in time TO prevent a row, and Tur-
ner spent the night in the Fourth Pre-
cidct Police Station.
William Clark. of Comnunipaw ave-
nue., Is in Canada on business.
Greenville.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Evan
gelical Salem Church will give an enter
tainment at the church, Bergen and Pear
sail avenues. tomorrow evening IN aid OF
the building fund. Among those who
will take part are Messrs. X. and j.
Ennis. baritones; e ~Jaeckle, elotion-
ist, n G.. @. Thiesen, OF the Thiesen
Amateur Orchestra, viollnist.
The opening reception OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Will lie held
this evening at the rooms in Bamber
Hall. A fine programme has been ar
ranged. Owing to n previous ngage-
meut, Rev. J. l. Scudder has been obliged
to rescind his agreement TO make an adj
dress. Other speakers will address the
members.
The Thiesen Juvenile Orchestra will
give a concert at Zeuguer's BelyedeTe
Hall on Monday. April g.
The receipts at the meeting of Green
VILE Building and Loan Association No.
| last evening amounted to S2,31f.16.
Miss Eliza Simpson of DauIorth avenue
is visiting at Washington. ID. G.
TIT annual meeting and election OF the
Gfeenviile Building and Loan Associa-
ton No. 2 will be held at the rooms in
Bamber Hall tomorrow evening. Several
amendments 10 the constitution will be
voted upon, the most important of which
Ielates TO Withdrawals. the effect of which
is that those Withdrawing before the eX-
pirRtion of the third year of their Iespec-
tive series shall only be entitled TO the
amount of their subscription less fines
incurred, and shall not receive any inter
est. Secretary Witt will ubinit his sew
enth annual report at the meeting.
James Dodd broke ground this morn
ing for three two story frame dwellings
on Hooker, near Garfield avenue.
The MinkaKwa CluU at its last meet
ing endorsed the action OF the citizens of
New Orleans IN lynching the assassinators
of Chief of Police Hennessy.
Mr.. Fineke viii entertain the members
of the local Christian Endeavor Society
at a sociab.e at her residence on Winfield
avenue. Thursday evening.
The ladies OF the German Pioneer We
rein are making arrangements to cele-
brate the anniversary of the Raymond
Roth Altenheim on April IS.
Work will soon begin on the new sewer
in Ocean avenue, between Gates and Sea
view avenues. Work will begin on the
Forest street improvement next Monday.
West Bergen.
William L. Cummings of No. 4S West
Side avenue. has returned from O business
trip to San Antonio. Tex.
Miss Nellie Wood of Staten Island, who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Br~ooksbank
OF Boyd avenue, has returned home.
The meadows between West Side ave-
nue. and the Hackensack River were set
on fire by mischievous boys last evening.
The fiames made n beautiful scene.
Miss Mary Boyd OF Connecticut has
been visiting Mrs. w. L.. McKaig Of No.
107 West Side avenue.
The No Name Society met last evening
at No. So West Side avenue and made ar
engagements for an entertainment at the
West Side NJ. L. Church early next
mouth.
The regular meeting of the w. G. L. U.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock at the rooms of the West Bergen
Athletic Association. No. 95 Bergen ave-
nue. The services at the NJ. E. Church
will be under the auspices of the Union
aud will have special reference to the sub
iect OF Sunday observance in addition to
Christian temperance work.
Misses Irene and May Stivers will give
q reception at their residence, No. 81 Cul.
YER avenue. tomorrow evening.
The Citizens Improvement Association
has invited the city officials to he present
at the anniversary On April IS. The fol-
lowing ladies have volunteered TO assist
in the gastronomic part of the pro-
gramme:-Mrs. L. 4. PIerson, Mrs. W.
Fl. Cummings, Mrs. H. Dean, Mrs. j.
Murch, Mrs. A. j. Vreeland, Mrs. A. Z.
Miller and Mrs. C. judge.
The annual convention Of the Chassis
of South Bergen OF the Reformed Church
will be held at the South Bergen Re-
formed Church next Tuesday evening.