The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-28
CITY NOTES.

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Great preparations are being made by
the Dunno Association t. make their
coming ball at Pohlmanu's on January
27 one of the big events of the season.
A collapsed manure wagon near Van
Worst street blocked the MONTGOMERY
the embargo was finally raised there were
four cars OF each line Standing in the
procession.
The G~reenville Bnildiug and Loan No.
/ will meet at the rooms No. " lid
avenue.
Mr.. Jacob Dtllsway, Of Linden avenue.
will leave for Mexico In a few weeks to
engage In mining business.
The average daily attendance at the
Danforth avenue night school during the
month of November was 1876. with an
average registry OF lis There are seven
classes. and on account OF the extra work
Janitor Kimmerlv's salsrv has been In
creased from 5000 to 81 900 n year.
The baptismal exercises. dispite the
cold weather. are held every Sunday at
the Mount Zion Sanctuary on the New
York Bay Shore. The visitors at the
sanctuary had the pleasure OF witnessing
another immersion yesterday afternoon.
the convert being q Mrs. Gray. An icy
cold breezs was blowing across the
grounds at the time.
The semi-annual election of officers of
The Y. NJ. G. A. Athletic Gu will take
place at the stag racket on Thuisdav
evening. Mr.. Arthur M. Duhme will be
reelected president for the third time, at
least the boys say so, and rs Mr.. Duhme
is very popular, the prediction will no
doubt become a reality.
Henry S. Garrett, the we'll known
Greenville young man who lead a bril-.
liant social career several yeare ago, ana
who served a six-years' term at Slug Sing
for forgery, has been discharged, and Is
teu gagged in business Mt Philadelphia.
A handsome villa has Just been com
pleted for Mrs. Mcclellan on Avenue h.
A number of Greenville young ladies
have organized a painting class, which
meets every Wednesday Mt the residence
of Mrs. f Schultz IN Danforth avsnue.
The regular meeting of the fairfield
Athletic Club will be held ut the room
No. 80 Linden avenue this evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
basket sociable to be held some time next
month.
West Berger
There was a Farmers Alliance looking
man at the West Side iWenle station yes
terday. and he had evidently taken too
much ~"schnaps." He danced and sang
and afforded amusement to the crowd OF
youngsters that gathered AROUND MIN.
When the New York train pulled up be-
fore the station he narrowly escaped be-
ing run over. h boarded the train and
went to New York.
The delays on the West Side car line
are becoming a great annoyance, and the
need of a double track throughout Is
daily becoming more apparent. In this
case the public will have to put up with
it for a whil- at least, as the company
will not lay a double track uutil the West
Side sewer is built.
ut is about ume." said a prominent
citizen this morning, 'that some action
was taken to prevent the enptying OF
sewage into the streets. II being entirely
too dangerous for the health of residents"
The lack of sewers is painfully apparent
and the odors arising from some OF the
cutters is overpowering. p
The animal meeting of the West Ber-
gen Athletic Association will he held next
Monday evening at the rooms, Ma. IS Ber-
gen avenue. Officers for. the following
year will. be elected.
The Willing Workers Society of Kings
Daughters will meet this evening ut the
residence of Mrs. w. A. Beach, No. 81
West Side avenue.
West Bergen is to have a new sort or
institution. Its exact nature will not be
known until ii gets in working order, but
its principal object will be to disseminate
a knowledge of politics IL economics
among the women kind.