The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

died last uixht N the City Hospital
from q scvcrr attack of Pneumonia He
was Admitted 20 the Ae~pitsl Mar h u
Tue receipts of the Columbia Building
aud Loan Association las utgnS
amorntei t. S,s6993 Fttsa shares
were sold at a PREMIUM OF 81 Ye. sh tre.
Lafayette.
Rev. William Etntin Duryes OF the
Lafayette Reformed Church delivered a
lecture IN Thomas Hood under the aus
pices of Lafayette Council, No. 4i3. Amer
lean Legion Of Honor. AT Masonic Hall
last evening. After the lecture t1ere were
r~efreshrltnts.
The Ct.e,s Of Temperance will meet
This evening al the rooms In Armofy
Hall
A preliminary meeting of the new com
mardery, Knights If Malta, was held IN
the wi2wam last evening. The CON-
mandery will b. instituted on Saturday
nfRht
A few more lights are needed in the
vicinity OF the Central Railr VA station
ou Coinmuuioaw aveuue.
The Aroma Athletic Association cleared
500 ut the entertainment at Berge u Hall
last evening.
Charles johnson, t~wenty-three years
OLD, VI No. ISL Piue street, while attempt
Ing to board a Greenville car last evening
at the Junction. sir ped and Tell aud
broke his left leg. lie was taken to the
City 10 pIisl.
The Iodians of Lafayette viii meet this
evening ut Bergen Hall to make arrange
meuls for an Entertainment.
G~reenville.
The receipts mt the meeting of Green
vile Building and Loan Association No.
last evening MOUNT to g., So
The Y. NJ. G. A. Dramatic Cub will
meet Mt the rooms on Linden avenue this
evening for rehearsal. The regular
monthly meeting Of the association will
also be held.
The Sixth District Citizens Association
Will meet this evening at the Bu ildlna
and Loan rooms In Bamber Hall. Tho
matter of n new o for WOODLAND
will be discussed.
Court Greenviile, Ancient Order OF
Foresters Of Americas. will celebrate Its
third anniversary by giving a reception at
the lodge rooms in the Globe Hotel this
evening. A short musical programme
will be presented. after which the floor
will be cleared for dancing. Professor
Schlund's orchestra Will furnish the
music.
The lower Sixth District Democratic
III will meet this evening at knaus',
No. 100 Old Bergen Road.
Mr.. j. Kiefer broke ground yesterday
for two three-story franz dwellings on
Ocean avenue. between Linden and Dan
forth avenues
West Bergen.
The Epworth League Singing Glass met
last evening at the NJ. 4. Church. II is
preparing for the c~untata, Queen Esther"
The Entertainment Committee Of the
West Bergen Citizens Improvement As
sociatiouf will meet this evening at the
rooms, No. 30 West Side venue, and
complete the arrangements for the ami
versary on April ID.
The work on the new public school is
being pushed rapidly. The foundation is
already laid and the b~ricklayers will
begin work on the walls tomorrow, if the
strike is over.
Work on the new electric road was re-
sumed this morning: about two hundred
feet OF truck still remains TO he aid
AT the meeting of the Willing Worke rs
Society of Kings Daughters last evening
TWO ladies We're admitted to m~embershi p.
Mr.. William Tyndale is erecting q tw o
story frame dwelling on West ia ave
nue. l. will cost 5000.
Four new street lamps were placed in
position on ClenGeuny avenue this morn
ing.
The residents on Union street wish TO
cali the attention of the Cit liens Associ-
ton to the disgraceIul condition of that
street between Bergen u lest Side
avenue.