The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-14

sioner Dugan who had several important
business enqage0ents to attend to, an
adjournment was taken until Wednesday
morning.
William Preston of No. 81 Grand street
while driving no Montgom cry street. al
the foot of the hill this morning fell from
ms truck u broke his right arm. Ia
was taken home in the patrol wagon.
Stanley Luff Ski, of No. III Essex street
while drnnk. struck his sis ter-in-law,
ing an ugly wound Lu1ski was arraign
before Justic Douglass and comm lifted IL
| default of 5000 bail.
Constable Bolan today took John Mad
Gen and William Coleman to Stat,
Prison to serve a five years. sentence TO-
burglary.
GreenviIIe.
The annual concert Of the Greenville
Star Quartette will be held at Metropoli-
will take part are: Messrs. Theodore and
Joseph Ennis. w. Peer, g. Heindrich. e.
Brown, Hugh H. Mara aud Robert
Schuman. After the concert there will
be dancing.
The Greenville Building aud Loan As
ISOLATION No. l will meet this evening at
the rooms No. 80 Linden avenue. A sale
Of money will be held at the meeting next
Monday evening.
A magnificent and costly mausoleum
has been built in the centre of the Bay
view Cemetery for Mr.. Gustav Metzler.
1t is the finest tomb in the Getty of the
Dead'' aud thousands of visitors have
gazed upon 1t in admiration since It's COM
pletion.
All arrangements are complete for the
annual stag racket of the Greenville Y.
M. G. Athletic Club and it promises to be
one OF the most prominent events of the
season. The affair is in the hands of an
Ayn0Iyork ~ -r n1I 49, ~-s1 see
tainly make it q success. Mr.. j. f.
Peters Is chairman of the committee and
his mines of experience have afforded ex-
cellent material for the committee to work
on.
Pearsall avenue has shown wonderful
improvement during the past year. New
and elegant dwelling houses have been
built and more are in course of erection
and in contemplation. Mr.. III. Lembeck
will shortly start work or Il ROY of brick
dwellings. The street has been paved,
graded and curbed by the Street and
Water Commissioners and the resi-
dents are happy in consequence.
The regular monthly reception of the
Greenville Dancing Academy will be held
at the Belleville Hall or Friday evening.
The Pearsall Dancing Club, which met
at Belvedere Hall, Wednesday evenings,
is no more. Cause, apathy on the part
of the members. :
Liz dtteuuduCo db Lu6 QGelOTEuGu ouu-
day School, yesterday, was 1876, the high
est number in the history of the scho oil.
A literary society will shortly be. a
Greenville fixture. 1t is in process of
organization.
The annual election of officers Of the
Reformed Sabbath Scnool will be held
Wednesday evening. Superintendent
Jay Packman decided to run for re- elect
ton.
West Rerpon.
An entertainment will shortly be held
at the West Side M. E. Church in aid of
the Newman Rescue Home.
The Ladies' Social Union connected
with the NJ. E. Church will hold a fair at
the church on Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The funds realized from the
sale of goods will be applied to the church
fund. The ladies have been working
hard for this fair and it promises to be u
big success.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Is rapidly developing into a fine
organization. The membership has in
creased to t~hirty-six.
The stencil arising from the disease
breeding ponds on Yale and Hatch ave-
nues is sickening. Tn sooner they are
disposed of the better it will be for West
Bergen. The residents hope that the
Nuisance Committee Of the Citizens
Association will make an extra effort to
dbdLO VIC AuASudCC, oO uudO cOAiC p1OkiCSS
may be reported at the next meeting of
the Association. To an ordinary OBJ
server, it would seem as if the nuisance
should have been DISPOSED Of long ago.
Six houses empty sewage into the pond
on Yale avenue. and the attention of the
Board of Health has been repeatedly
called to this nuisance, yet they manifest
no desire to abat it, but or the contrary
treat the matter with Indifference.
Should they take the matter in hand, the
owner OF the property could be- com PEELED
to rid West Bergen of one of the worst
blights on its partly surroundings.
A walk through CommuniDaw avenue,
from Bergen to West Side avenue, Is ex-
tremely dangerous after dark. Both sides
of the street are almost impossible. most
people preferring the middle of the
thoroughtare to risking their necks try
ing to climb over the broken tagging.
The sidewalks hav been in this condi-
ton for several years past. and rs time
goes on, their condition grows worse, until
now the street is not only an eyesore, but
extremely dangerous.
Miss Annie Parks, of Bergen avenue. is
visiting friends at Highland Falls, N. Y.
The building and loan association
scheme is being actively pushed, and its
ultimate success is assured. 1t will be
the means of stimulating a building boon,
in West Bergen.
WILL WORRY THE e.. 0. P.