The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-29
CITY NOTES.

The Berkeley Club gives a stag on Janu-
nry 2.
annual dinner to tile members or the club
on New Years Day at two p. IN. at the
clubhouse, foot of Jersey avenue.
king Winters Court will be given
before the Sunday School of St. Johns
Free Church this evening. Tomorrow
evening there will be u public display.
A small admission fee will be charged.
Mary BillihEton of No. BIG Grove
street was sentenced to Snake Hill this
morning for sixty days. Mary was of on
one Of her periodical sprees.
Michael Trier, of No. 391 First street.
was fined - this morning for rummaging
in ash bar rels.
Thomas Elvau. twentv-three years old,
of Elizabeth. disiocated his right shoulder
last night by falling from a freight car on
the meadows.
Mrs Patrick Ford of No. IS Henderson
street has been missing from her home
since Tuesday last. She was last seen
boarding q horse car on Fairmount ave
nue.. The police are looking for her.
Charles McMuliins of No. 1873 York
street was arraigned In Justice O'Don-
nell's court this morning accused of fe-
lonious assault by Annie Drexel OF the
same residence. McMullins pleaded
held in 5000 bail.
Thomas Hogan, an ex-policeman. was
arrested last night for being drunk and
d%isorderly. He went to the Hill for ten
days in default OF So fine.
The Robert Davis Royal Pioneers will
hold an important meeting tonight at
Cooper Hall. A drill will folloy the in
teresting business session.
Greenvilie.
The Christmas entertainment at the
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church last
evening was more than usually interest,"
ing. The pretty hurch was decorated
with Christmas greens and when the
candles on the large tree were lit it pre-
sented a dazzling sight. The tree was
loaded with Christmas gifts for the
children. Superintendent Smith con-
Quoted the exercises aud Rector G.. ID.
Chapman made an interesting address.
Miss Smith was awarded a handsome
boo for her knowledge of the catechism.
The Young Mems Democratic Associa-
ton will meet this evening at the rooms
in Jaccard's Hall on Old Bergen Road.
Several applications for membership will
be acted on.
The annual Christmas entertainment OF
the Reformed Church Sunday School will
be held this evening in the Chapel on
Ocean avenue.
The Y. M. c. A. Athletic Club will meet
at the rooms on Linden avenu this even
ing. The arrangements for the stag
racket will be completed. Among those
who will take part at the stag are Messrs,
John Dingwall, E. Finley aud w. Emmet,
reci~tationists; Peler Graham and j. j.
Vile, humorists; George Mccarthy, man
dolin. and James Mccarthy. banjo. Re-
~freshments will be served during the
progress of the stag.
The property owners on Rose avenue
will soon petition for the improvement Of
that thoronghfare by grading. cnrbing
and paving. A street lamp could be used
IT, advantage on this thoroughfare, in
front of Mr.. Lines property.
This evening the Sunday school of the
Linden Avenue M. +. Church will make
merry in the church with a Christ mas
festival.
West Bergen.
A meeting of the West Bergen Repub-
lican Association was held last evening
at Mr.. Vreeland's office OH West Side
avenue. The new building project was
discussed, put no action was taken.
Cnoirmaster Everett of the NJ. Z.
Church Is at the head Of a movement TO
organize Il choir among the members of
the Epworth League. Chapter. No. 1904
willingness to join and the scheme will
be launched in a few weeks.
A few street lamps IN Morton place
are badly needed. The Lamps and
Lights Committee Of the Improvement
Association have the matter in hand.
! Iuc dnuud JUL u oHO ~. M. Dlehidi
Association will be held at the Metro
politan Hall on Ocean avenue on Mon
| day, January IL. The sale of tickets is
reported to be large and the boys expect
to have a big .ime.
The night agent that was promised by
the n. & N. Y. X. K. some time ago has
not yet put in an appearance at the West
Side avenue station The station is closed
at nine O'Clock every evening, aud after
that hour passengers waiting for trains
must brave the elements. The residents
think that the company could ut least
open the waiting room, SO that passengers
would be sheltered from the cold winds.