The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-13

ClI4 No ES.
The Board Of Finance meets this even
iDV.
The Board Of Freeholders will meet this
evening instead Of tomorrow.
Tit Schubert Glee CiuO will give a
concert this evening, assisted by the
MeloDoia.
The body of David Hughes OF Boston,
Mass, lies at the morgue. Hughes died
OF consumption in a passenger chr early
this morning while coming from Newark
The Joseph j.. Hennessy Association
will hold a summer nights festival at
Pohlmann's on the night OF May 90.
William O'Brien, OF No. GAL Henderson
street. while drunk last night beat his
wife and drove her into the street.
Police Justice O'Donnelf this morning
held him In s200 for the grand jury.
Margaret Trainor. n disorderly person,
was arrested In Hamilton Park yesterday
and sent up TO Snake Hill by Police JUS
tice O'Donnell this morning for ninety
days
The Rescne Home Mission will hold
services in the Bergen Reformed Church
on Sunday evening next.
The East New Jersey Baptist Associa-
ton will hold 4 three days session ut the
Bergen Reformed Churcn, commencing
June 2.
The members OF the Jersey City Ath-
letic Club nave subscribed a sufficient
sum OI IDDUtI 10 IftStUt klcktIS 10 the
Old Ladies' Home, Children's Home, aud
Home of the Homeless. to witness the
minstrel show at the clubhouse on the
afternoon of May 10.
Richard and John Doe were fined So
each this morning by Justice Kimmerly
for peddling without a license
Lafayette.
James Post Of Pine street fell off the
rear platform OF a Court House car last
evening and broke his right arm. He was
taken TO his home. and from there he was
removed to the City Hospital in an am-
bulance.
The Lafayette Club will meet this even
ing at the rooms on Lafayette street.
Arrangements will be made for a stag
racket
The Star Pleasure Circle will meet this
evening at their rooms on Holiday
street. The arrangements for the annual
picnic will be completed.
A small fire caused considerable excite
ment at the residence of james Cum
mings on Communipaw avenu this
morning. Mrs. Cummings exiting uished
the Ere with a few buckets of water.
Damage SIS.
The regular meeting of the Joseph
Kaiser Association will be held this even
ing at the rooms in the Lafayette House
on johnson avenue.
GrsenvnIe.
Inc sweet WllIlam treasure CluD Will
hold its first annual picnic at Armbrus-
ter's S~cheutzen PARK on june Is.
A special meeting of the Executive
Board of the Greenville \. NJ. G. A. will
be held at the rooms tomorrow evening.
The association has decided to erect a
fifty foot liberty pole on the athletic
grounds on Chapel avenue.
The open cars will be placed on the
G%reenville line In a few days.
An extra force of men was put to work
on the new railway station at Van Nos
trand Place his morning. Superintend-
ent Ohlhausen says the station will be
completed by July l.
SUPERINTENDENT Kelly of the New York
Bay Cemetery has a large force Of men at
work identifying the cemetery grounds
for Memorial Day. Florist Dietz is
experimenting the planting Of the shru BIS
and plants.
It is expected that Becker & Coyle's
new brewery at the foot OF Girard av enue
will start up next week. The machine cry
is nov being put In.
The Greenville Juvenile Dramatic Com
pany will present the burlesque "Little
Red Riding Hood' at Metropolitan Hall
tomorrow evening. The proceeds will go
to charity.
Presiding Elder Lowrie will preach in
the M. K. Church next Sunday evening.
More subscribers TO the new Building
and Loan Association have been secured
anu " oOCOEcc TCCuto W OC doSuIEO
Mr.. William Darmer Is trying to organ
ize a Lawn Tennis Club, with grounds on
Bergen avenue, adjoining the w. i. A.
A. clup house.
The Bible Class win meet in the N. E.
Church this evening.
West Bergen.
A census is to be taken in this vicinity
by members Of the NJ. 4. Church of all
who do not attend any church. They
will be asked IL they nave any preferences
as regards denominations, and If SO,
which one.
Something should be done by the city
authorities in regard to the wretched
plank walk on Virginia avenue, ever If
pedestrians have to do without a plank
walk altogether. 1t is too dangerous TO
be allowed to remain.
Mr.. Charles Judge laid out a lawn ten
mis- ground adjoining his handsome resi-
dence on Eye avenue.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will meet this afternoon
at three o'clock. A barrel of clothing
will be sent to the Haven Home at
Savannah, Georgia.
MnRTH