The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-27
His ri1At y aud Left arm were broken.
DR.. Turner dressed his wounds
Greenrilie.

His right l Y aud lefs arm were broken.
DR.. Turner dressed his wounds
Greenviiie.
A meeting was held last evening at
BamDer Hall for the purpose OF organic
ing a bull ling and oar association.
Among those who are interested are c
II. Burger. president ". M. 9. A. j. Nor
reil. 5. L. Harvey aud J. CJJgan. a meet
ing Will be neid on next Monday evening
TO perfect the Organiz ttion, which Will D.
known as the Greeuvilie Building and
Loan Association No 3.
Appropriate religious services will be
held in the Greenville Reformed Church
this evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society connected with
the Linden avenue ". +. Church, gave an
entertainment last evening sc the church.
Nearly $40 IA realized. The proceeds
will 90 the church.
An old country farmer who had strayed
to G~reenville from New York while under
the Influence" last evening, spent the
greater part Of the evening looking for
the Hoffman House. HIS persistency
amused a number OF boys who at last sue
ceeded in getting him to board a New
York train.
TBiesen's Juvenile Orchestra will make
its bow before the public Monday even
Ing. ApTil6. at Belvidere Hall. The little
band numbers forty, Il all are under
fifteen years OF age. They organized only
a few months ago under the leadership
OF Mr.. George Thiesen, who has spent
considerable time i~nstructing the young
pupils. aud is justly proud OF their rapid
progress. The young musicians will be
assisted by Thiesen's Amateur Orchestra.
After the oncert the floor will be cleared
for dancing.
The Liederkranz Singing Society is
making arraugements for a concert and
reception at the Belyedere Hall next
month.
The Bill Nye Club at the regular meet
Ing last evening at Arnold's on Bergen
avenue, appointed a committee to make
arrangements for an entertainments.
West Bergen.
A delegation from several of the sec
lions of the Cadets of Temperance was in
town last evening endeavoring to form a
section of the order in West Bergen.
A force of laborers was at work yester-
day repairing the broken wires along the
railroad.
Adolph Meyer Of Newark was struck by
a slowly moving freight train near the
West Bergen station last evening. He
was slightly injured. about the head n
shoulders. He was taken home.
A new industry has been started in
West Bergen. Thu building situated
near the old Plank Road has been reftted
for the manufacture of fireworks.
The Central Railroad Company has not
1tt thhGu any ctcBS bOWdA0o othetOAAhH a
night agent at the West Bergen station.
A large number Of residents who are
abroad IN the early hours Of the morning
say that they are obliged to wait for their
trains outside the station. All those who
rave not provided themselves with tickets
must pay additional fare.
The residents on Lexington avenue are
complaining of its condition. They say
that they are tired of paying assessments
every month for the rotten board walk,
and are talking OF circulating a petition
for improvement.
Attention has been called by the resi-
dents in this section TO the destruction of
trees by malicious boys. The branches
are being cut off and then carried away.
The stencil IN the vicinity Of the rail-
road, from the open sewer, was, very
strong last evening.
A defective fue at the residence of
William Malliet on Bergen avenue
canght fire early this morning. Mr..
Malliet extinguished the fire with Il few
buckets of water. Tit damage is slight.
James Edgewood Of West Side avenue
was run over and seriously hurt about
the spine by a wagon on Grand street
yesterday evening. He was taken to his
home in a cab.