The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-17

this evening at the residence Of John
James O'Donnell Of Pin street has
been missing since January ~. When
last seen he was boarding a New York
train at C~Ommunipaw.
Mr.. Harry Cornell of Cornwall, ". Y.
Is visiting James Lawless Of Pacific ave-
nue..
A special meeting Of the Lafayette
MBnnerchor will be held this evening at
the residence OF John Schmidt on Pacific
avenue, to complete arrangements Tor
the entertainment at Bergen Hall next
month.
Tho gas main which crosses the Pacific
avenue bridge is leaking.
William Cassidy slipped and fell while
attempting to board q Court Hous car At
Pacific and ~Communipaw avenues this
morning. He received an ugly cash on
his forehead.
G~reenviIIe.
The receipts Of the Greenville Building
and Loan Association No. l Mt its meeting
last evening, amounted to S2325.
At the meeting of the Minkakwa Club
last evening the arrangements for the
second annual Inner at Belvidere Hall
were completed.
Mr.. Howe's residence on Winfield
avenue will be ready for occupancy in q
few days.
A serious cayein is reported ut McAdoo
and Bergen avenues, as the result OF the
careless manner IN which the recent
excavations were filed in. The
Linden avenue hole was partly filled In
last Saturday. The work was done in a
very slip shod tanner. Two cart loads
OF ashes were dumped into the hole and
the hagstones fired on top.
Several months Z Il wa rumored
that a branch Of the city library was to
be located IN Greenviile. The library
trustees have probably forgotten all
about 1t.
Ihe twentieth anniversary of the or
Ganization Of the Reformed Church will
be appropriately observed on Thursday.
Vice President Schmolze OF the Citi-
zens' Association will return home from
California in May.
Patrick Gelchel Of Rose avenue was
arrested by Detective Egan last evening
for creating a disturbance in Peter Err
hardt's saloon at Rose and Long venues
Gelchel did not have any money aud de-
manded a drink from Erhardt. Upon re-
fusal, he broke down the street door with
a beer keg.
The recently organized sewing class
will meet at the Y. NJ. G. A rooms this
afternoon.
A meeting for the nomination of OH :
GERS of the Greenville Building and Loan
Association No.. 2 will be held on Tues
day, February "a. at the rooms, No. 90
Linden avenue.
Mr.. George +. McAnerny Of Columbia
place. Is spending a few weeks In Canada
West Bergen.
Miss Josie Boomer of No. 165 West
Side avenue, is visiting friends at Pal!-
SADIE Park.
a large number of paving stones nave
been placed along the line of the new
street railway from Montgomery street
to Communipaw venue. and will be laid
between the tracks of the road.
The sewer basin at ant n Bergen
avenues Is in an exceedingly dangerous
condition. The pavements ave SUNK and
pedestrians are obliged to pick their way
over the holes. The lamp post has been
removed.
The regular meeting of the Eoworth
League No. 1.S04 will be held on Thurs
day evening in the church parlors. The
singing class met for practice last even
ing. Mr.. G. L. Schultz has been elected
treasurer of The class and he will issue
membership tickets TO all who may de-
sire them.
AT the close of the sermon In the NJ. Z.
Church, Sunday morning, the annual
missionary collection was taken. The
sum OF S205 was subscribed.
The residents on Lexington street are
complaining OF its condition. They say
that they are tired of paying assessments
every month for the rotten boardwalk,
and are talking of circulating a petition
for improvement.
A special meeIing of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the South Bergen Reformed
Church will be held tomorrow evening "a
complete the arrangements for the New
England upper ar the church next
month.
James DAILY of Bergen and Communi
paw was admitted to the City
Hospital yesterday. He is suff ering from
infiammatory rheumatism.
George Arnold of West Side avenues
fel! from his carriage While out driving
on Bergen avenue this morning, and was
injured internally. He was taken home.