The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-30

Il. Church. York street, Thursday even
ing. MessrS. Il. 6. aud X. u. Jardiue,
the exper5rorganists. and Prof. A. e. Per-
sail, the we'll known elocutionist, will ap-
peat.
For the third time within two weeks
Michael Mooney was a prisoner in JUS
tice O'Donuell's court charged with be-
ing trunk. He was ined S.. ssAp
Bella Dillon was found drunk with a
baby in her arms that was almost frozen.
The child was taken in charge by Poor
master Hewett and its mother sent to the
City Hospital suffering from delirium
tire mems.
Kate Mcneil, q maynard girl eighteen
years old, was arrested Saturday night by
Captain Farrier as a disorderly person.
She is now held on suspicion of having
stolen a watch from = lady with whom
she lived on the Heights.
Maggie Mcdonald, of No. l6l Steuben
street, assaulted Mary Sullivan. with
whom she lived and then bit her on the
cheek. She was committed.
The nine men appointed as members or
the Fire Department were examined Ey
DIR. Nevin this morning at Fire Head
quarters. and will be assigned to duty at
Twelve o'clock tonight.
Greenville.
Miss Amy Mitchell will give a reception
at her home. No. 65 Avenue E., Tuesday
evening, December S.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Y. p. 5. G. E. will be held on Fri
day evening in the Reformed Church
Chapel.
Mr.. Edward Birch. of Bergen avenue.
has returned from a three months stay in
Europe.
Rev. w. P. George is still! suffering
from a severe attack of fever. He is
STAYING with friends in Southern New
York.
The Greenville Building and Loan As
ISOLATION No. l will meet thus evening at
the rooms No. 80 Linden avenue. A sale
of money will lake place next Monday
evening.
Pleasure Club will be held this evening
at the Metropolitan Hall.
The Minkakwa Club will meet this
evening at the Ocean avenue club house.
A checker, domino and chess
will be held Friday evening. Handsome
prizes will be awarded to the successful
competitors.
Mr.. RI. NJ. Walker, Chairman OF the Y.
NJ. g. A. Entertainment Committee, IS
al ranging with the Peak Sisters for an
entertainment at the rooms. 1t will take
place in a few weeks and promises to be
interesting.
The annual meeting and election of the
Sixth District CitiZen's improvement As
ISOLATION will be held Tuesday evening,
December s. at the rooms in Bamber
Hall. 1TGSlueuU I1dEVcy uECliueS u re-
nomination, and in all probability that
energetic worker, Reuben Simpson, will
be elected to the presidency. Mr.. Bald
win will be elected Secretary. Among
the matters that will be talked about at
the meeting are:-Neel of school for
Woodlawu, paving of Old Bergen Road,
mud on Ocean avenue, rapid transit and
the need Of n fire engine.
Butcher Kiefer's horse became fright
ened Saturday afternoon on Ocean Ave-
nue. and ran away Ray Maliiet. four
teen years old, who W 8 driving the horse
was thrown out of the wagon and re-
ceived several bad cnts on the head.
The wagon was damaged to the extent of
twelve dollars. Mounted Policeman
Mackay captured the horse after Il hot
chase.
The Greenville United Building and
Loan Association will meet this evening
at the rooms in Bamber Hall.
The engagement of Counsellor Lynn
Bruce of ID anforth avenue and Miss Ag-
mes Scott of Avenue f has been an
nounced.
The regular meeting of the Garfield
Athletic Club will be held this evening
at the rooms, No. 80 Linden avenue.
West bergen.
Special services in honor OF the late.
Mrs. j. G. Downs, formerly president of
the w. c.. T.. u, were held in the West
Side M. E. Church yesterday. DR.. j..
Atkinson and w. H. Beach spoke and ap-
propriate music was rendered by the
choir.
The work on the Kearney avenue open
ing was begun Saturday. Messrs. Eye
and Charles Judge have given the ground
and are paying the men employed Oh the
Improvement.
The Kings Daughters. of the South
Bergen Reformed Church, have COM
pleted the arrangements for the fair
which will be held on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. The proceeds will
be used in buying gas fixtures for the
new church.
The regular monthly meeting of Ep-
worth League, Chapter No. 1904. will be
held this evening in the church Darlors.
A fine literary and musical programme
has been prepared, aud the members
an icipate a jolly time. Refreshments
will be served.
1t is said that the organization of n
young mems institute in this section has
been abandoned.
AMr. p. j. Keely will soon erect two
ington n
The syndicate that is selling lots on
Claremont and Orient avenues is not
meeting with great success. The demand
for lots has fallen Of.
When the employees of the Street and
Water Commissioners, began TO grade
Virginia avenue, they found the major
portion of the street blocked by piles of
building materials and they could not
grade a portion of that t~horoughfare.
The job will be completed at some future
time.
BAYONNE.
Avenue A.. between West Fifth and
MarUarat strpnts. Is in IL 1au.rarOuS cONni-