The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-28

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There will be a colored bail aud cake
walk at Oakland Rink IN May 10.
Tbs graduating class OF the High
School will give a concert on Friday
uight next ut the High School building TO
defray the expenses OF the graduation.
Ex-Justice OF the Pence Laird. an old
Jerseyite, was arrested last night by
Policeman Rockford for disorderly con-
duct at the house OF his son, No. 100
Bleecker street. Justice Davis this morn
Ing discharged him with q warming.
La favetts.
Three oil tanks are being erected by
the Eagle Oil Refining Company mt Caven
Point. Adjoining the new tanks work
men are preparing foundations for stills
n cooking tanks.
Residents iu the neighborhood Of Van
Horne and Grand streets are complaining
| Of the %stagnxnt pool which has collected
at the corner, from the choking of a sewer
basin.
James Kennedy. of No. IS Lafayette
street, fell over the back dash board Of
tue Court House car. No. 215, Lafayette
and was BADLY hurt about the head. He
was sent TO the hospital.
The new station nc Communipaw will,
IL Is said, be ready by August l. The
ground Is ready, but Superintendent
Ohlhauseu has not yet fixed the plan for
the utDOLs
james Boyian, a conductor employed
by the Central Railroad Company, had
hts hand crushed while coupling cars at
the yards this morning. He was taken
TO the city hospital.
The Lafayette Club will meet this even
In Ia the rooms on Maple etreet.
ApeiItion is being circulated for the inn
proving Of Wilton street.
G~reenvnle.
The first annual invitation reception OF
the Friendly Few Social Club will be held
this evening ut Shreiner's Hall on Rose
avenue.
The receipts at the meeting of the
Greenville Building and Loan Associa-
ton No. l last evening amounted to
81. 977.S 50.
A new fire hydrant has been placed at
Pearsall aui Garfield venues
A special service of soaz will be rem
dered by the choir of the Reformed
church AZ the service nsxt SUNDAY even,
ing. The Kings Daughters connected
with the church are making arrange
ments for an entertainment In aid Of the
church.
The Liederkranz Singing Society is ar
ranging for a concert and reception at
Metropolitan Hall early next month.
A gang OF men are at WORK leyeltnE
aud improving the grounds on Chapel
avenue, which will be use1 by the Y. NJ.
e.. A. as an athletic ground.
The monthly meeting oil the Sixth Dis
trict Citizens Improvement Association
rooms n Bsmber Hail. Among the i'm
portaHt matters to be considered will be
the necessity Of a chool for Woodlawn.
West Side sewers, rapid transit n cleo
trio lights.
The projects to organize in this sect ion
n subordinate council of the Junior Order
of the American Mechanics and a section
or the Cadets of Temperance have evil
IDENTIFY failed.
Mr.. +. Meyer is erecting a three-story
frame dwelling OF Fulton. near Ocean
venues
1t is about time some action was taken
In the matter OF grading aud curbinR
WoOdlawn avenue which Is ole OF the
most prominent thoroughfares in Green
vile.
Messrs. Cogan, Holmes. Lembeck. Brady
and Others are buying In considerable
property in the neighborhood of the
County Boulevard and the entrance to
the proposed Bayside Park.
The Pearsal Tennis Club will met this
evening at the residence of Mr.. John Jar
dine on Pearsall avenue.
West Bergen.
A meeting of the D. Nj. Brennan Asso-
citation Will be held this evening at No.
20 Hatch avenue 1t Is expected that this
will be one of the leading organizations
of West Bergen.
A meeting will be held this evening at
No. 95 Bergen avenue for the purpose of
organizing a council of Royal Arcanum.
The State officers and organizer will be
present.
Surveyors were yesterday in Eye ave-
nue. measuring for the erection of a hand
some house for Mr.. Charles Judge.
Ground will lie broken for the same in
two weeks.
The w. C. T. U. will meet in the NJ. E.
Church parlors tomorrow afternoon at
three O'Clock Arrangements will be
made for a sociable early next month.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Epworth Leage will be held Thursday
evening. A public debate will be held.
The No Name Society will hold its
regular meeting ut the rooms, No. So
West Side avenue, this evening.
The property owners on West Sid ave-
nue. wish TO call the attention of the
Street and Water Commissioners to the
~disgraceful condition of that thorough
fare, 1t has not been cleaned since last
year.
JARVIS N. Atkinson is at present a pro-
lessor in the primary branches of the
Berkeley school Of New York Mr.. At.
kinson devotes part OF his time to study
ing law.
Mr.. Edward Cummings has returned
to the Bordentown Military Academy,
Bordentown, after spending a week in
West Bergen.
The condition of Culver avenue, at its
lower end. is dangerous. It is one of a
few paved streets, hut has sunk several
feet in numerous places.
The base bail "cranks" are worried at
present over the impending baseball war.
Matters are beginning to loo serious for
the welfare of the game in West Bergen,
and the .'cranks" are therefore GUM.