The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-28
BAYONNE'S NEW WALK.
Mass Meeting to Raise ~subscrip.
lions Tonight-The New Dem
ocratic County Com
mitteemen.

The Board of Directors of Bayonne
Mutual Building and Loan Association,
No. 2, meets this evening at No. 25 w est
Eighth street, Bergen Point.
The Board of Councilmen may hold, TO-
morrow evening, a special meeting to
deal with the liquor license muddle.
A mass meeting will be held this even
ing in Councilman Nicholas Carroll's
Hall, Cottage street and Hobart avenue,
Bergen Point, for the purpose of raising
subscriptions for the proposed pia nix
walk across the property of the Central
New Jersey Land I'm provement Gem.
pany, from the streets of the Fou til
ward to the oil refinerfes at Constable
Hook. The authorities of the Central
Railroad have given permission
for the construction of the walk
and Councilman Carroll has head
ed the subscrintion list with
$50. The walk viii cost about 81, 900. 1t
will shorten the distance between the
lower wards af the city and the manufac-
tories of the Hook and will relieve the
workmen of the dangers which now beset
them as they walk back and forth along
the tracks of the New Jersey Central
Railroad.
DIR. William H. Keller of No. 203 Ave
nue. ID Is entertaining his brother, Louis
E. Keller of Harrisburg, Pa.
A special service of song was held last
evening in the First Reformed Church,
An orchestra assisted the organist aud
the large chorus.
The members of the Democratic County
Committee from his city and the occnpa-
ton or business of each are subjoined:-
First ward. Richard Butler, horse car
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ward, First district, Martin Cassidy. ST.,
janitor of public school; Second ward.
Second district, Thomas Nearney, engi-
neer; Second ward. Third district, Michael
J. Foley, liquor dealer; Third ward, First
dI3trict, Johu w. Howell. plumber; Third
ward, Second district. Robert J.. Farrell,
printer; Fourth ward, John ]. Knight,
laghar, liquor dealer. When the First
and Fourth wards are divided into two
election districts each, the new members
are likely to be:-First ward, John O..
O'Brien, liquor dealer: Fourth ward.
Michael Mackin, liquor dealer.
An unknown animal, presumably a
raccoop. entered the poultry yard of DR..
Frank A. Boyuton. of Avenue A aud the
Newark Bay shore, early yesterday morn
ing and slaughtered forty- five pullets aud
one duck. The poultry house of Charles
2. Annett, a neighbor, was also appar-
emily entered by the same bloodthirsty
animal, az eighteen OF his chickens were
also killed. Marks OF teeth were found
about the necks of the dead fowls.
The contractors who are CONSTRUCTING
the first section of the new Hudson
County Boulevard are SO much behind.
with their work that they mad a force of
over one hundred laborers at work all
day yesterday.
Tomorrow morning the Board of Com
missioners OF Appeals in cases of taxation
will meet in the new City Hall to con.
slider objections to valuations. assess
ments and taxes of realty.
The second concert of the Bayonne
Musical Society will take place on Tues
day evening, December 13, In the First
Reformed Church on Avenue q. under
the direction of Professor William Till.
The Society will be assisted by a sexterte
from the New YORK philharmonic Society
aud Professor Riedrick, solo yiolincelliss