The Jersey City news., 1891-06-09


Three hundred aud forty thousand dol
lars worth Of water bonds we're signed BY
the authorities this morning and will be
delivered to VeFmilye & Co. tomorrow
Eugene f. Connolly and Michael Nc
Grath were each fined SIS by Police jus
tice O'Donneli this morning for disorderly
conduct
Heller s. Co. have sent out lots OF invi-
tations TO their friends to Inspect their
new cafe AZ No 81 Newark avenue. The
opening viii take place tomorrow.
Lafayette.
A meeting to organize Young Mems
Association will be held this evening At
the residence OF James Boyd on Maple
street.
The work on the Woodward street i'm
provement will be completed this week.
The street Is being graded, curoed and
paved.
The stencil from the filled in meadows
on Grand street last night was a "coTker
II is about time something was done to
abnte this nuisance.
Ch Wolfe. Of Pine street. while
drunk last evening tried TO ''do up de
crowd" In Pacific avenue saloon A
policeman arrived In tins TO prevent him
carrying out his plans. md be spent the
night in Fourth precinct cell.
The Lafayette Club will meet tonight
at the rooms ou Pacific avenue. Officers
for the following year will be elected.
Greenvile.
The receipts at the meeting of the
Greenville Building and Loan Associa-
tion No. / last evening amounted to
S2. 1860
The petition for the imDrovement Of
Danforth avenue from Old Bergen road
to West Side avenue, will be forwarded
to the Street and Water Commissioners
In few days.
Three handsome frame dwellings have
Just been completed for Mr. James D0dd.
on Hooker avenue.
Work was begnn yesterday on the new
station a: Van Nostrand place. Super
intendent Ohlhauser visited Greenville
this morning. He said the new staiion
would be completed about July Is. The
carpenters will start in on their part OF
the work tomorrow.
New sleepers and tracks are being laid
by The Central Railroad between the
Claremont and Greenville station.
The Hudson County Schwabisher X. u.
Verein will meet at kraus' Hotel this
evening and make arrangements for the
annual Fest"
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c.
A. will hold a strawberry festival and en-
tertainment at the rooms on Linden
avenue tomorrow evening. A fine array
of talent has been secured.
The Fifth Precinct police should have
new flag The old flag is full of large
holes and the ends are frayeC out.
The work on the new brewery at the
foot of Girard avenue. Is being pushed
rapidly. The new machinery was placed
in position yesterday. IL is expected that
the brewery will start up next week.
The street sprinkler visited this Sec
tion this morning and laid the dust on
Ocean avenue
The Citizens Association will meet at
Bamber Hall this evening.
West Bergen.
The No Name Society will meet at the
rooms, NO. 56 West Side avenue, this
evening and arrange for an excursion.
A meeting of the S. NJ. Brennan Ass0-
citation was held last evening at No. 20
Hatch avenue. The secretary reported
that the ASSOCIATION had cleared over SlU0
at the picnic at the Greenville Schuetzen
Park last saturday.
Children's Day viii be observed by the
South Bergen Reformed aud Nj. f.
Churches next Sunday. Special services
will be held az both services. The pro-
grannes are now being prepared.
set of young tranips have been max
ing the woods near Glendale Park their
abode during the past few days. They
are stalwaIt young men well aole TO
work. but they prefer to live on the char
ity OF kinG- hearted citizens. They have
been well received on all sides.
The sidewalks on Communipaw
avenuc, between Bergen and West Side
avenues, are still in depiorable condi-
tiOn. Pedestrains' limbs are in danger
when they pass through there after
nightfall.
West Side avenue needs cleaning badly.
This thoroughfare has not been cleaned
during the past six months The Bel,
gain blocks can not be seen on account OF
the dirt.
The drivers on the West Side avenue
horse cars are having considerable
trouble with the boys who steal rides. A
spotter will be employed to break up the
practice.
Bible study meeting will be held in
the NJ. E. Church tomorrow eveving.
The assessment maps for the new
sewers are being prepared by the Street
and Water Commissioners.