The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
NORTH HUDSON ITEMS.

There will be grand performance at
Eldorado this evening. The Amusement
Company docs not anticipate any trouble
from the authorities. as they claim that
the character OF the play is sacred.
Great preparations are being made by
the conductors and drivers of the North
Hudson County Railway Company for
their annual picnic at Schuetzen Park
next Tuesday evening.
The Bboulevard presents lively ap-
pearance every evening since the electric
lights have been placed in position, and
the crowds pass on their way to Hoboken
from the different resorts in the northern
seetion-
Tomorrow the members OF the Union
Hill Schutezen Corps IN opeu barouches
viii parade the streets OF the town and
will then adjourn TO the Schntezen Parx,
where they will shoot aud bowl for
prizes. In the evening dancing will be
the feature
Assemblyman Usher and Mrs. Usher
will spend the remainder of the month at
the CatsKiIls.
The picnic of the Dulcls Association of
Union Hill was sucu success that The
members are talking about giving u
water excursion IN the latter part of Au-
gnst.
Mayor Kelly is very sore over an I'M
warranted attack which was made on
him by the JERSEY City mugwump organ.
The Mayor sHys tHat the article is mali
ciously false from beginning 10 end.
The West Hoboken Town Council does
not intend to fight the gas and water
companies. but the members say thep do
not like to have whole streets torn up
without even being notified.
The new Union Hill Town Hall is now
an assured thing. Bonds for the erection
M he sol 70 he ~ u.
been issued and several architects are
busy preparing plans which Will be SUBJ
mttted at the next meeting OF the Coun-
ell.
The annual picnic Of the North Hudson
Masons' and Piasterers' Union was held
at Pohiman's Pavilion, Jersey City
Heights, last Thursday evening and il
proved most delightful affair
The l. G. t., popular young organi-
cation OF Union Hill, will hold its annual
excursion on next Friday.
Councilman Swartz OF West Hobokea
Is very conscientious official and Is
always looking out for the best interests
of the taxpayers.
Mayor Kelly of Weehawken has re-
cefyed an invitation Co attend the Cover
nor's ball. Simon Is great admirer OF
the Governor and says he Will surely at
tend.
The fair at ST. Laurence's Church. Wee
hawkeu, IS still IN progress. Father Muir
ply expects to reaiize a gOodly sum.
The members OF the Union Hill! Turn
Nerein intend TO hold fair in their par
italy constructed building on Lewis
street.
The John E. wichman Association
named in honor OF the popular West Ho-
boken Councilman, will go on their an
naal chowder party on Sunday. Angus
2. The officers OF the ass ,ciutioa are:-
PraCfdanf q RaIfnaunt Vfaa io,sr
| Walter b. Usher; Secretary, +. {. Mel
singer; Treasurer. A. p. Deeper.
Thieves forced an entrance into Bru-
ten berger's saloon on Palisade avenue
Union Hill. one morning last week aud
stole $50 In cash and several hundred
cigars.
The Young Peoples Society, of Grove
Church, Union Hill, will celebrate their
! fifth anniversary in the church TODAY.
The Rev. Horace Under wood. formerly
Of New Durham, Will deliver an ad
dress.