The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-25
CITY NOTES.


Hugh de Payens ~Commandery, OF this
city, and Pilgrim Commandery, Of Hobo
ken, will attend the grand annual convo-
cation of Knights Templar TO be held at
Atlantic City next Thursday. They will
leave the Pennsylvania depot by the 7.lO
train.
The first rehearsal of 1.-THE Brigands. F"
by the Amateur OPERATE Association, will
AXE place tomorrow evening In Masonic
Hall on Montgomery street.
MIR. Julius Baier, brother of Victor
Baier, was elected an active member OF
the Aonia Society last night.
The Health Department. should see TO
| it tina lead dogs, which the police are
Strengthening, be removed from the
streets. For two days n has been lying
at Harrison and Monticello avenues, and
| another ut Baldwin avenue and Mont
| gomery street.
Justice Kimmerly was agreeable sur
prised this morning by finding his clerk
at his desk on time.
Mr.. Robert McNaughton anticipates
spending two weeks in the mountains.
Lafayette.
DIR. G. C. Fountain has returned.
The Misses Good of Pacific avenue have
| retarsed from Ocean Grove.
The Kaisers met at Lafayette House
last night and seventy-Ave new names
| were enrolled for the Labor day chowder
Nj. Edward Crane of No. 23s Commu-
nipaw avenue has returned from Allan
tic City.
Harry Prime and Johnny Boots had a
setto last night with S-ounce gloves at j.
H. Hills. Boots knocked Prime out at
the cad 9th third round.
Captain Beal, of the Oceanica Y. e..
aud Sergeant Coward left this morning
| for a weeks cruise at Atlantic Highlands
with Captain David Lopez in the Mascot.
Mr.. George Cooper of No; 10 Engine Co.
has returned from Cairo, N. Y.
The Heating Athletic Association held
a meeting at It's rooms, No. 3l2 Commu-
nipaw avenue, last nights IL was decided
| to drop the M. J.p from the name. An
other meeting will be held tonight.
Greenviile.
Mr.. j. Turtill of Nc. 6 Danforth avenue,
the shoe manufacturer, took all of his
employees to South Beach for an excur-
sion.
Mrs. C. Sutton of No. 101 Old Bergen
| Road, has gone to Tompkinsville, s. l.
Mrs. L..Vogler and children of No. 100
Linden avenue are at H~onesdale, Pa.
The heavy rain yesterday caused the
| filing over the sewer at the ear stables
to sink three feet. Extra men were put
to work to get the cars in the house.
West Bergen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Beech left yester-
d y a. 1&ALAo
The water Of West Bergen Is not fit for
| Iavatory purposes. 1t smells terribly.
Messrs. Beach. .Swearton, Cummings,
Ward, Noble md man others are using
tn Q water from Cornelius Veriand's we'll
Rev. DIR. Atkinson preached In Trinity
NJ. E. Church. Newburg. N. Y, Sunday.
Harry Smith, a former resident, was
| visiting C. E. Schultz Sunday.
The choir at the West Side avenue
church have all returned and were in
their places Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Miller have re-
turned from C~hautauqua.
James N. Atkinson has gone to Glen
head, l. /.
w. J. Henry is back from Niagara
|sFalls.
Manager Billy Wood of the Bergen B.
B. Club has returned from a six weeks
trip to Sing Sing.
Captain George Landers of the West
Bergen A. 4. has received many entries
for the Labor Day game at West Bergen.
The water main at the lower end of
Culver avenue has burst.