The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-19
CITY NOTES.

DuU ADVISES GnaJ the supply pipe DC eA-
tended further out into the river to avoid
local sewage.
CITY NOTES.
There will be a meeting of the p. Fl.
O'Neill Association tomorrow evening.
Patrick Kane, no home, will reside at
Snake Hill for the next thirty days.
The notorious Julia Welsh was a pris-
oner in Justice O'Donnelis Court this
morning for the third time III less than a
week. Julia told the Cour that she was
so frightened she would faint if she didn't
get some fresh air. The Court let her
go. 4.
Michael Burke, no home, was removed
from No. Sc Montgomery street last night
to the First Precinct Station suffering
from fits and tremens. He was sent to
Snake Hill this morning for thirty days
by Justice O'Donnell.
Mr.. j. Clarks fish store No. 1877 Mont
gomery street, was left open last hight.
So was the safe, yet nothing was stolen.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor will give an entertainment
at the Wayne street Reformed Church
tomorrow night. when double dissolving
dioraEiic views of life in the great cities
of America and Europe will be shown by
Professor G. p. Barbour.
The twenty fourth anniversary of the
execution of the Manchester Martyrs
will be held at Humboldt Hall, Newark
avenue, next Sunday evening, November
of the Wolfe Tone Association. M. ID.
Gallagher of New York, John I. Dunn of
Elizabeth and M. F. Crowley of this city
will address the meeting.
The Carteret Building and Loan As
ISOLATION met last night. The receipts
from all sources amounted to S450.4S.
Books were opened for a third series to
rnpo p,onca EQhruQrv HHr
The Montgomery Building and Loan
Association will meet this evening at
Smith & Sons real estate Office No. 467
Bergen
Patrick Grogan.o New York, will spend
five days in the City Prison. Detective
Egan found a lot of Greenville BOYS chas-
lug Grogan on account Of his drunken
conduct.
A special meeting Of the Young Wom-
ems Association is to take place this even
ing at the Assembly Rooms, No. liz
Grand street. Ali members are requested
to be present.
The managers of the New Jersey
dren, at VIneland. have set apart Thanks
giving as Donation Day. They say that
over half of the enc hundred and forty
inmates OF the institution come from
North Jersey, yet they receive very little
help from that quarter. Subscriptions
SEMI u EEGSlQtuU JOSldn NlStdE Va 0up-
erintendent Garrison will be duly ac-
knowledged.
Lafayette.
The regular monthly sociable of the
Lafayette Pleasure Club was held last
evening at the residence OF Miss Annie
Peck, ON Van Horne street. Singing,
games and dancing, followed by q COLA
ton. made the evening pass pleasantly.
Among those present were Misses Annie
ut -; -, L a,Hn1n n ntf.-
Annie Lewis, Jessie Tyndale. II Messrs.
John Laidlaw, William Annes. James
Fulton. Charles Golden and John
Barnes.
A mad dog caused considerable excite
ment on Commhnipaw venue last even
ing. Pedestrians sought protection in
nearby stores and doorways. The dog
dence on Pine street. Mr.. Knoplock Sc
cured his revolver and sent the dog to the
happy hunting grounds.
The wedding Of Mr.. Charles Post and
MISC Jennie Frank will be solemnizsd'
next Tuesday evening at the residence of
the brides parents on Pacific avenue.
The new Central freight station, near
Communipaw avenue, has been COM
pleted. The painters are now at work
upon the structure.
Mr.. James O'Donnell of Pacific avenue
is on the Atlantic Ell route for Europe.
~Greenville.
Policeman Mackay has been transferred
from the Fourth precinct TO his old post
in the Fifth. His brother officers gave
him a glad welcome, as he is one of the
most obIiging and efficient men ON the
force.
The Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
fair will close tonight at Z~eugner's Belve-
dere Hail. The fair is a big success and u
han some sum will be realized
Messrs. Charles r. Burger, Herman
Jaehne, Thomas Carey, Richard Pettir,J.
f. Peters and j. +. Byrne will represent
Jersey City at the annual convention of
the National Amateur Press Association
mt Metropolitan Hotel, New York, on
Thanksgiving Day.
On next Monday evening a minstrel
entertainment will be held at M%etropoli-
tan Hall. Its object is TO assist Green
ville's DOR.
The ladies' of the German Pioneer
Verein are making arrangements for a
Thanksgiving dinner at the Raymond
Roth Altenheim. Turkey and other
toothsome morsels will be served to the
inmates.
The members of the Minkakwa Club
are preparing for Il jolly event, in con,
parison with which all their recently held
socials will sink into obscurity. 1t will
be the annual banquet OF the club. The
date will be decided upon at the next
meeting.
The annual election of officers of the
Greenv!!le Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be held Wednesday evening,
December 2. The past year has been the
most prosperous in its history.
The Rev. Chalmers ID. Chapman will
on Sunday next have completed his four
teenth year of service as rector of Grace
Church. He will preach IN anniversary
sermon ut the morning Service next Sun
day.
The Crescent Canoe Clubhouse. which
was destroyed by fire a few weeks ago,
WAS insured for its full value. The CLUB
house will be rebuilt next spr ing.
A fine monument has been erected over
the grave of the late Fire Chief Farrier
in the New York Bay Cemetery.
1t is said that a History of Greenville"
in pamphlet form is shortly TO be placed
on the market.
West Bergen.
EpwortfI.. League, Chapter 1904, will
an entertainment at the NJ. E.
Church this evening.
The citizens of this section are talking
of forming a company to purchase the
old building of the South Bergen Re-
Church. and remove it to West
Bergen for a public hall.
Many persons have visited the woods
naur Glendale Park exuarfinO t0 COZ fha