The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-24
BAY0NNE JOTTINGS.
Clubs To BE Represented at the
Democratic State Conven-
tion-Special Church
Services.

MT. GEORGE IL. Morgan, of South
Shrewsbury, Monmouth county. Is visit
ing relatives or East Frrty-ninth street.
The Republicans of this city will send
iftean delegates to the Republican Con-
vention Of the new Eighth Congressional
District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Longyear, of
West Thirty-second street, hava returned
from their wedding trip.
MISS Edith Matnwaring, of Troy, N. Y,
Is wishing friends on East Thlrty-fourth
An elaborate service of song will be
rendered under the direction of Professor
Charles 3. Colbeck. the organist and
ohotrmaster, in the Calvary Episcopal
Church at Pamrapo by the surpliceu
choir.
There will be special musical services
tomorrow evening in the First Reformed
Church on Avenue G.. Professor William
I'LL, the ehoirmaster aud oraanist. has
arranged q fine programme and the large
chorus has been holding nightly re-
hearsals. Miss Elizabeth Hooker of
Elizabeth has been assisting Professor
TIL.
Mrs. A. T. Wells. Mrs. o. Stoadard aud
Mics George Stoddard of New York city
are visiting Mr.. INT Mrs. Sponsor N.
Wells of West T~wenty-third street.
Captain Joseph Fl. Carter of Schuyler
Court has recovered from q serious al
tack OF cholera morbus.
Harry Anderson. a former resident of
this city and recently of ST. Louis, No.,
was rendered a stag racket last evening
at McDonald's Riverside Hotel on the
Kill Won Kull by u large number OF his
friends, members of the New Jersey
Athletic Club.
AtIeast three of the Democratic clubs
0f This pifV will lQ roNroconfod af tlna
State Convention OF Democratic Clubs iu
Camden on Tuesday. September 81. These
three live organizations are the Third
Ward Cleveland and Stevenson
Campaign Club, the Second Ward
Regular Democratic Club aud the Fourth
Ward Democratic Club. The First Ward
Regular Democratic Cub may also be
Represented, rs it is to hold a rally this
evening in Nag's Head inn Hall, Avenue
D and West Tenth street, TO effect q re-
organization.
Tn delegation from mis- city to the
Democratic Convention of the new Eighth
Congressional district will be apportioned
among the wards as follows:-First, 2;
Second. 5, Third, 2; Fourth. 4, Fifth, 2.
AT the annual meeting of The Bayonne
Volunteer and Exempt Firemen's Asso-
citation, last evening in He~ndricksou's
Assembly Rooms, the following corps of
officers was elected:-President. ex-Chief
Engineer Jesse N. ffoelhnQ, NtCa RfeSl-
dent, James NJ. Lougnlin; Recording Sec
rotary, James Magee; Financial Sec
rotary, Dewint Blaayelt; Treasurer,
Wolfram FIugel; Board OF
Managers, AlliYan G.. Schroeder,
Wesley Salter. Frank Eley, Joseph b.
SIaight and Ebenezer C. Earl. Follow
ing the meeting. the members entertained
q large gathering OF fellow ilemeu and
friends with a reception and cullaiipuin
celebration of the fifth adversary OF the
associations institution.
During the meeting held Thursday
evening in Building and Loan Association
Hall of The Third ward by the Panlrapo
Mutual Building anc Loan Association, a
loan of $1,000 was sold to Charles Fl.
Wolthnian ut a monthly premium Of fifty
cents ~pershare.
District Court Judge Thomas +.
Neonan, Jr.. has been chosen as a dele
gate to the meeting of the National Asso-
citation of Democratic Clubs TO be held IN
New York City on Tuesday, October 4