The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-24

A literary and musical ENTERTAINMENT
to precede a hon, will be given by Mag
of Honor, at kessler's Hall this evening
at eight o'clock.
The Board OF Finance will meet this
eve ming.
Lafayette.
Complaint has been made Of a number
Of dangerous dogs that prowl around the
streets. In this section. without muzzles.
A few DAYS & a lady living on Wilton
street was attacked by one and severely
bitten.
The Lafayette Building aud Loan As
sociation took in $3.50 az its meeting last
night.
The Lafayette Eichenkranz will cele-
Drate its third anniversary BY giving a
reception at the residence OF MI. John
Schmidt on Pacific avenue, tomorrow
evening.
the residence OF George Baker. No. 1875
Maple street, will be sold on Wednesday
afternoon at W O'Clock by Auctioneer
Jewell.
The roadway In the vicinity of the
canal bridge or Communipaw avenue Is
In a horrible condition. The sewer basin
Is stopped up aud pedestrians hnd IL
almost impossible to cross h street, SO
deep are the mud and water.
Miss Mamie Wood. of Lafayette street.
will leave today for Merriam. Conn,
where she will spend several weeks with
friends.
Detective Mcbride arrested Edward
Smith. nineteen years old, of No 2J6
Grove street, yesterday morning for steal
ing a suit of clothes from Mr.. Morris. OF
No. Gal Grand street.
James OConnor, twenty-three years, OF
No. 231 Pine street, fell down stairs at the
Communipaw Station of the Central Rail-
road yesterday afternoon while drunk
aud broke his right arm. He vas taken
to the City Hospital.
NJ. .. Me- TnHn n..anc ~ Whffnr
stree, will give a reception this evening
at their residence.
The regular meeting of the Lafayette
Eucnrc Club will be held this evening at
the residence OF James Price on Commu-
nipaw avenue.
a meeting of the James Hanley Asso-
citation will De held tomorrow morning ut
eleven o'clock at the rooms on Pacihc
avenue.
GreenviIie.
The receipts of the G~reenville Building
aud Loan Association at the meeting last
evening amounted 10 81 ,V63.96. The an
nual report of the association, Just issued.
shows;-Receipts for the year, Sl40.449.-
Al, disbursements, Sl25,sT1.l5i balance in
bank, l4,622.2 %.
The funeral Of Policeman Joseph Tyson
took place from his late residence on
Communipaw avenue yesterday after
noou. The interment was at the New
York Bay Cemetery. A detachment of
police attended the funeral. The Fifth
precinct station house is draped in
mourning.
Over one hundred dollars was cleared
last evening at the Y. NJ. G. A. fair at
Bamber Hail. A handsome oil painting
Is being voted to the most popular minis
ter. The Rev. w. p. Bruce, of the Re-
formed Church, headed the list last even
lighting hard for the rosewood gavel. 1t
is closely pursued by the Garfield Athletic
Cub.
A meeting will be held at the Grand
Hotel, Saturday evening, for the purpose
Of organizing a Knights and Ladies' OF
Honor Lodge.
Secretary Berndhardt of the Sixth
District Citizens ASSOCIATE on has received
a letter from the Street and Water Com
m~issioners. saying that the sidewalks in
the vicinity OF the New York Boy Gene
terry entrance will receive Immediate at
tention.
Mr.. George F. McAnerny, Jr., of Co
lumbia place has returned from o short
business trip to Canada.
Mr.. J.. Robidaux's new residence on
Pearsall avenue is rapidly nearing COM
pletion. 1t will be ready for occupancy
In a few days.
The regular business meeting of the Y.
P. S. C. f. of the Reformed Church will
be held at the chapel on Ocean avenue on
Friday evening.
An owner has been found for the collie
dog Major" which was found on Ocean
avenue by Roundsman Mcintyre last
week. Mr.. X. Halliday of No. 46l Gar
field avenue called at the station house
Sunday and claimed tue dog.
Ex-Alderman Michael Schultz, Jr., Is
fishing for the Republican nomination
for Assembly.
West Bergen.
The prospect Of securing the much
needed sewerage system IS much brighter.
IL the success OF the West Bergen Citi-
zens' Committee in securing signatures
counts for much. The hundred sigma
lures needed, fifty in each district, will
PROBABLY be secured. The regular meet
ing of the Citizens Association will be
held next Monday evening at No. 200
West Side avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
Bergen Reformed Church will give an
orange tea n sociable in the church par
Tors this evening. The proceeds will De
for the new church fund
The singing class of the Epworth
League met last evening at the NJ. L.
Church parlors. A special meeting OF the
Thursday evening TO elect delegates to
the convention at the Trinity NJ. +.
Church on Tuesday. March ..
Edgar Brady, of Bergen avenue, while
playing in q football game on the Culver
avenue grounds yesterday afternoon,
I lAlUUt4 iva - oNCaS eat Ao
ankle. He was carried home.
The Rev. DR.. Atkinson, pastor of the
| West side NJ. E. Church. will make the
| address at the centennial anniversary
services of john Wesley's death at the
| New York preachers meeting in the
auditorium OF the New York Book Con-
Germ on Monday, March 2,
The first public parlor meeting of the
w. G. I. u. was held last evening at No.
95 Bergen avenue. A short musical and
literary programme made the evening an
enjoyable one.
The Y. P. S. G. E., of the Reformed
| Church, will hold a sociable in the church
parlors on next Monday evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all the Y. z.
S. c. E.'s of Jersey City to attend.
Mr.. Frank Sage, of Unlon street, will
leave today for ~Binghamton, n. Y, where
he will spend several weeks with his
friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Wauters, of Ber-
| gen avenue. Will give a reception &C their
residence this evening.