The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-26

s79.6O4 IS; assets. s977, s020 s; liahilit les.
S2i7. 500. and balance in hand, SO O3OS
The new series began last week, aud
applications are pouring IN thick aud
fast.
James Sullivan, ten years old, Of Nc.
107 Pine street, was bitten by a dog on
Pacific avenue last night, n badly
lacerated on the leg and hand. The dog
was b o
G~rcenvf1ic.
Robert Stewart. Superintendent Of
Telegraph Of the Central Railroad, has
taken up his residence on Danfoith ave-
me. lie will occupy one Of MIR. Lollien-
dahl's handsome brick houses.
Bay View Lodge +. and A. NJ. at IT'S
meeting tonight ut Bamber Hall will
WORK to NJ. NJ. degree The craft will be
Welcomed.
President Henry Lutz. of the Green
vile Club. is planning n meeting OF
pigeon owners Of he county. The tde a
Is to form a permanent organization, tn
laws OF which will govern all minor as
so~ciations. This report will give an I'M
petus TO the sport enjoyed In flying birds
from place to place. President Lutz
possesses some fine birds.
A meeting of the Merry Anglers Fish
ing Club will be held this evening at
K~noegy's on Greenville avenue. Tn
decided upon.
The preliminary assessment map has
been filed for the opening OF Neptune
avenue from Bergen to Ocean avenues.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will begin the work OF laying out
tennis ourts on the plot adjoining the
building on Linden avenue next week.
On next Tuesday evening Court Green
willie No 1,l47, A. O. 4. o. A, viii listen
to "a lecture by Noble Grand J. Clancy on
Racing Rapids" Delegates from Mount
Vernon, Bergen Point and Bayonne
- - so wuf1 No nwanAnf Altar thu laafnEa
a musical entertainment and supper will
finish the evening.
NJ iss Eliza Simpson of Danforth ave-
nue., who is visiting friends at Washing
ton, d.. G., Will return home tomorrow.
The teachers of the Reformed Church
Sabbath school will NETT at the chapel
this evening to complete arrangements
for the special children's service next
Sunday.
West Bergen.
The Excursion Committee of the Re-
formed Church met last evening at the
church parlors. Committees were pres
ent from the Bergen and LAFAYETTE Re
formed Churches. 1t was decided TO give
a Joint excursion to Iona Islaud in July.
The regular meeting of the West Ber-
gen Club will be held this evening at the
rooms, Clendepny and Mallory avenues
Arrangements will De made for a stag
racket at the rooms next month.
Int NGCb NAECa OAttE~A
is thinking of erecting a liberty pole on
West Side avenue, near the railroad sta
ton.
Mr.. George Prescott of Danforth ave-
nue. entertained n number of his
friends at an enjoyable stag supper last
evening. experimenting, Il good dinner
and a general good time were the feat
ures.
John Flahe~ty of Union street was COM
mitted for tria this morning by Justice
Wanser for beating his wife. He Is an
old offender.
The new public school on Virginia ave-
nue. will be completed by September l.
1t will accommodate $50 pupils.
The streets in this section which are
sorely in need Of lamps are Vaudeville.
Ho adley, Yale and Fisk n
I'm ION street.
John Standish of the Citizens Improve
N emit Association has secured thirty
Il ames to the petition for sewers in the
northern section. twenty-five signatures
are affixed to the petition for sewers IN
the southwestern section.
The meadows west of West Side avenue
were again set fire last evening. The
flames made a vivid spectacle
Miss Nellie Wood of New Dorp, S. l.,
has been visiting Miss Bessie Brooksbank
of BOYd avenue.