The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-16
CITY NOTES.

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An adjourned meeting Of the Board of
Education will be held this evening at
half-psst seven.
A regular meeting Of the Board of
Trade win be held at their rooms over the
Second National Bank this evening at
eight O'Clock.
Tomorrow evening in the Tabernacle
the sixth anniversary entertainment OF
the Junior Endeavor Society will be
given. Sixty girls aud boys will take
part, home artists will sing and theR Rev.
]. Lester Wells, the assistant pastor, will
give an illustrated lecture on Scotch
Rambles,p with stereopticon views, IL
Illustrated with o~xyhydrogen light.
The first annual Charity concert and
Reception, under the auspices of the
Junior League. Chlldren's Aid Society.
will he held at Kessler's Lower Hall, Cen
tral avenue, tomorrow evening.
Frank Meichel and Grant Williams,
two skylarKing youths, were arrested on
complaint of Alice Garrett of No. 60 Pa
cific avenue last night. The three were
talking together yesterday and one of the
boys took the girls ring Cor a joke. Miss
Garrett failed to appreciate such humor
n hence the arrest. Miss Garrett Sc
cured the ring and did not press the
charge.
James Higgins of No. Is Summit ave-
nue. had a heated argument with Mr..
Goetania Grenugar last evening. as a re-
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for assault and battery. HE hitta me
lika dat said G~eotania, striking the ser.
geant's desk a blow with his hst. And
Higgins will have TO tell Judge Wanser
why and wherefore.
The Erie Building and Loan Association
will hold a meeting at No. S5 Grove
street tonight.
Lafayette.
Work on the new station of the Central
Railroad at Communipaw will be begun
early next month.
A petition is being circulated for sigma
lures among Van Horne street property
owners for the paving of that thorough
fare from Communlpaw c to the n.
Y. & Newark r. r.. track.
A very pretty wedding took place on
Saturday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. James Chapman on Pacific
avenue The p~articips9ts were,
Chapman. The happy event was enjoyed
by u score or more OF friends OF the young
couple. Dancing, music and a collation.
made the evening pass pleasantly, Mr..
aud Mrs. d. Ferry are now domiciled at
their new Arlington avenue home.
-Communipaw Council, Royal Arcanum,
has fourteen applications for membership
in transit. The organization will hold its
next meeting on Monday evening. March
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announcement has been made of the
engagement OIL MISS hiuuAe 3ullbu,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Smith OF
Pacific avenue, to Harry Bloom, formerly
a prominent member of the Jersey City
Yacht Club, and now of Charleston, 81 G.
George Newman. seventy-one years old.
fell downstairs at ten O'Clock this morn
ing at his residence on Van Horne street.
and broke his right leg. He was taken TO
the City Hospital.
A progressive euchre" and dance will
he given this evening by Miss Laura
Hegeman at her home on Communipaw
avenue.
The regular meeting Of the Lafayette
E~ichengranz Singing Society will be hel1
this evening at the Lafayette house on
Johnston avenue.
Miss Alice Seymour Of Pacific avenue
is visiting friends at Meriden, Conn.
Greenville.
The regular meeting Of the Greenv lille
Building aud Loan Association No. l, will
be held this evening at the rooms, No. 90
Linden avenue. A sale of money will be
held.
Over fifty property owners have signed
the petition for the paving or Danforth
avenue from Old Bergen Road to Newark
Bay. AT present there is not a single
paved street or walk leading from Green
VILE proper 10 either bay.
Five new cars were placed on the Green
Vile line his morning. Cars will now