The Jersey City news., 1891-02-11

clear out a Bergen avenue stlooa. He
was arrested and brourht before Justice
Wanser this morulnS aud 20: tea days Ia
the City Prison.
james Pearson, Of Ua.oa street. will
leave todiy for WiImin yton, Delaware,
where he will spend seyerAl weeks with
friends.
A meeting of the Exscutivs Committee
OF the West Bergen Citizsus Improve
lnent Association was held last night.
the important question OF sewerage was
discussed The committee Is pushing the
sewerage petitions The meeting adj
iourned until Monday evening, March ?
Miss Lille Kaiser gave q sociabie at her
residence on Bergen avenue last evening
A large number Of young people were
present.
Lafayette.
The regular meeting of the Lafayetts
M@nnerchor will be helt this evening at
the residence OF John Schmidt. on Pacific
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Sanders gave a sociable
at their residence on Pacific avenue last
evening Tue parlors were hand sonely
present were Mrs. J. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Mcneil. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Gee.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Qdiun, Mr.. AID Mrs. L..
Hoffman, Mr. aua Mr.. N. " Ryan, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Moody Misses J. Stewart. A
Gable. II. Hogan, NJ. Golden, A. Brown.
Mailey. A. Kelly aud Msssrs. j. Gorbe..
A. Wheeler, VI. Couch, NJ. Randle, Will
lam Corbett j. Ref, j. Craig, NJ Ma
loney and A. Peters.
A preliminary meeting has becn called
for this evening, at the residence OF
James Dobson on Pacific avenue. for the
purpose of organizing a branch lodge OF
the American Protective League.
The choked sewer basin at Halliday
street and Communipaw avenue was
cleaned out this morning.
The Lincoln Amateur Minstrel Com
pany will meet this evening at the resi-
dence OF IL. Smith on CommunipIw ave.
nue.. Arrangements will be made for the
minstrel ENTERTAINMENT at Bergen Hall,
February 26
Thomas Wade, of Pacific avenue, was
arrested last night at his residence, on q
warrant issued by Justics Chapman. in
which he is accused of stealing ring.
valued at sl2 from James O'Connell, Of
Pine street.
Miss Minnie Blair. OF Halliday street, Is
visiting friends at Tuckahoe, N. Y.
James Horton, q bricklayer. employed
at the Eagle Refining Co.'S new building
at Caven Poiut, fell from scaffold this
morning and sustained severe injuries
about the head. He Is not expected to
live until tonight. He Is at the City Hos
pital.
GreenviIie.
A Joint meeting Of the Executive Board
and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G.
A. will be held this evening at the rooms,
No. 80 Linden avenue, TO complete the
arrangements for the fair.
A meeting of the Campaign Committee
of the Minkakwa Club will be held at the
club house on Friday evening.
The monthly reception of the Green
vile Dancing Academy was held last
evening at Zeugner's Belvidere Hall. The
a. fn1 wrwse rls..n
and flowers. Among those present were
Misses Jennie Masterson, Sarah Golden
horn, Nellie and Adele Anderson, Jennie
Hale, Lille Mang, Amanda Aldrich,
Annie Sayres, Hattie Boylan. Minnie
LANCER and Messrs H. Welbrock, r.
Schultz. r. Payton, Robert, Thomas and
James Deakin. Henry Ledding, A. Peters,
VI. Goldenhorn, Harry Sutton, Henry
Hornung, +. Wright, H. Edinger, J.
Tresteu. Il. Schultz, Thomas Reid and +.
Hoffman,.
Mrs. Ely, OF No. 60 Danforth avenue,
gave luncheon party Monday afternoon
10 few friends. Souvenirs Of carnations
tied with silk ribbon were presented TO
each lady. Those present were Mrs. Van
Cott. Mrs. Bellows, of Brooklyn; Mrs.
Truman and Misses Whine aud Docie
Ely, Eva and Chrissie Fine and Miss Slmp-
sou.
The fire alarm wires are still down. 1t
would go very hard with Greenville If it
should be visited by fire.
Special Lenten services will be held in
the Grace r. Church this evening. The
Rev. Chapman will conduct the services.
The Faith Curists" have leased the
rooms now occupied By the Y. NJ. C. A.
on Linden avenue. The lease takes effect
March l. The Curists will open an nom
secterian mission and sewing school In
the rooms. The sewing class meets every
L uesday afternoon at three O'Clock