The Jersey City news., 1892-03-15
BAYONNE POLITICS.
Candidates for City Offices
Active Campaign
Preparations.

L pa q LO3os
At a meeting held last evening by the
First Ward Democratic Club in Floods
Club Rooms at No. 243 Avenue B, eau
Gus for candidates for the ward primary
took place, Attorney Allan Benny, the
President of the organization received
thirty-fiva votes as the uspirant for the
Councilmanic nomination, Nine votes
were cast for John G. O'Brien the new
Democratic County Committeeman. Jos.
McCurnin was given d unanimous vote
for the School Trustee candidacy.
The Fourth Ward Democratic Club
met in Reilly's Hall aud endorsed the
candidates. of Councilman John III.
Donohue for REORGANIZATION for the long
term and ex-Councilman Nicholas Car
roll for the nomination for the short
term.
The call for the Freebooter primaries
has been Withdrawn by order of the
County Committee.
An adjourned meeting of the Repubi.
can City General Committee will he held
this evening in the offices Of No. 10 West
Eighth street, Bergen Point.
Mccarthy Changed His Mind.
Attorney Daniel Mccarthy. the youth
full limb of the law, who left town last
Saturday afternoon, after writing letters
saying he would seek distant city TO
begin life an ew and would probably never
return to Bayonne, made his reappear
ance in town yesterday morning
Those who had learned of his sud
den departure were astonished to
see Mccarthy about mis- former
haunts To one or Two acQuainta noes he
explained that he suddenly became home.
sick while thinking about the friends he
was leaving behind He consequently
went to a theatre to liven mp his de-
pressed spirits and finally boarded a train
for familiar scenes. He now proposes to
buckle down to business. Last evening
of the First Ward Democratic Club, OF
which he is Secretary.
Star of the Sea Church Doinss
A parish conference of the Society of
St. Vincent de Paul. religious charit-
Mary's Star of the Sea Roman Catholic
Church. On Sunday afternoon a meet
ing of the conference was held. twenty
five members were enrolled and the tol-
lowing officers were elected:-President.
James j. Boylau; Vice President, William
Ryan; secretary, Thomas Nj. Maroney;
treasurer School Trustee John . Hickey;
NJ. kllleen. 1t is expected tnat the orgau-
ization will double its membership the
present week. Another meeting will be
held next Sunday afternoon in the church.
Iu St Mary's Church this evening q lenten
discourse, will be delivered by Father
Andrew NJ. Egan, rector of the Morris
Plains r. g. Church, and until recently
curate Of st. Mary's. The Holy Name
Society of the church is having engraved
and framed an appropriate set of resolu-
tions for presentation to Father Egan.
Notes.
The Board of Councilmen will meet
this evening.
A set of snapJ harness has been pur.
chased by the members of Engine Com
pany No i.
Chief McNeill said last evening that
John II. Doyle. the member of the Hud-
son County Petty Jury who mysteriously
disappeared from in front of his home at
No. 100 West Fifth street, Bergen Point,
on Thursday evening. February 25. was
alive and we'll.
The Bayonne Whist Club will meet on
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Thompson, No. 30 West
Thirty fifth street. The organization has
eighteen members. It's officers are:-
President, John P. Ellis; Vice President,
Mrs l.. RimenteT; Secretary, Miss Sid
well; Treasurer. Walter Gibbins.
William Feehap. the youth who escaped
from Patrolman Sweeney. about a fort
night ago, while the officer had him in
custody for having brutally beaten Miss
Katherine Brennan on Avenue ID, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrol
men Moran and Anderson while landing
from the Staten Island felryboat Lark
He resisted arrest, but was dubbed into
submission. This morning Recorder
Besher held him in $3.50 ball.
Bayonne Mutual Building and Loan
Association No. 2 held its regular mouth
ly meeting last evening in Schuyler
Hall, Bergen Point. Over $4,000 paid
out on account of the WITH
drawal of shares almost matured. The
receipts from all sources aggregated
$9,975. Loans amounting to $6. 600 were
sold at premiums of 90 cents per share
per month. The individual borrowers
and amounts were:-David d. Stelle,
81 600; James H. Van Buskirk, So, 400;
Richard Lewis, $4,000
The Centreville Mutual Building and
Loan Association held its regular monthly
meeting last evening in Ge rmania Hall
at CentreviIle. Receipts from all sources
81, 200.
The old Fourth Ward Democratic Club
has adopted constitution aud bylaws
aud changed its title TO the Tammany
Association of the Fourth Ward.
August Neutsch has resigned from the
captaincy of the West Acknowledgement
Cnrns and Mr. p A RDdeck has heau