The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-06
l T NEWS NOT ES.

The inaugural ball OF Blue Front Asso-
citation will be held at w ood's Hall next
Monday evening.
Tue regular semi-aunual examination
of the pupils of the High School is in
progress.
William Doolsy of No. 81 Central ave.
nue. was struck by a Ger near the Erie
tunnel last night. He was taken to st.
Francis Hospital with an injured back.
Victor Schroeder was held by Justice
O'Donnell This morning for tapping the
till of John Crawford's saloon at No. 100
Steubeu street. He was caught by
Crawford just as he was jumping from
behind the bar last night. A handful of
silver was found in his pocket.
Samuel Sommerville was a prisoner in
charged with betrayal of Emma Monnell
of No. 155 Mercer street. Hearing Janu-
arv 10.
George Bushfield, s~tereotyper of the
Journal, was married last night to a
young lady residing ut Bridgeton. Frank
Kellegher of the Wayne Athletes was
best man.
The O'Neilu's will meet tomorrow even
ing to amend the constitution aud pay
for Trenton tickets. A social gathering
will follow.
The inquest or the body of Martin
Ralph, set for tomorrow at Roche's Hall
has been postponed I'LL Monday,
SuhNCGllbl -NAGIlIt ot@NCo btO SlOt III
this morning, and visited his chambers.
but finding no business went home.
DR.. Benjamin Edge vas the only men,
her of the Bulls Ferry Road Commission
ers who appeared at The meeting OF the
Commission which was to have been held
this morning. The meeting was adj
journed to February 8.
Thomas Haggerty, Sergeant-at-Arms of
the Court of Chancery, is confined TO his
home at Asburv Park with the grip.
A conference between the counsel to
the new County Road Commissioners and
Engineer Harrison was held In Judge
McGrath's Office this morning. The OBJ
ject of the meeting could not be ascer-
taiued.
~GREENVILLE GLEANINGS.
The frozen ponds were crowded with
skaters yesterday. Miss Lizzie Meteor
mick Of BERGEN avenue, while skating on
the pond at Claremont, fell and broke her
right ankle.
A three-story frame fat house has Just
been conducted for MI, Flaherty on Nep-
tune, neat Ocean avenue.
Mr.. Charles r. Burger is at the head of
n movement to organize a literary society
in connection with the Y. NJ. c. A. A
score of Young men have signiied a will
ingness TO Join.
are supporting Mr.. Reuben Simpson for
the Freeholders' nomination.
A number of Greenville young peonle
are arranging for a fair in aid of Christ's
Hospital at Metropolitan Hall next
month.
The Crescent Canoe Club has d cided
10 rebuild the club home which was de.
stroyed by fire last October. Work will
begin in April. The plans are being pre-
pared. The house will be similar to the
last home. The sixteen canoes which
were destroyed will be replaced.
The proposed paving OF Danforth ave
nue. from Old Bergen Road to Newark
Bav Is meeting WAN tho appreciation of
all the property owners.
The montnly song services at the Re-
formed Church are exceedingly popular.
The church Was packed last sunday aud
Choirmaster WesGervelt Is pleased at the
success VI his efforts. The choir Is now
rehearsing tGs ninslc for The special song
service OF Sunday, February Z.
The Grace Z. n Churcn trouble will
eventually SETTLE itself. The -vestry-
men attend every Sunday and put their
TWO cent envelopes in the plate. out o Their
wise take no apparen interest In The
church.
MI. d. w. Oliver has not sold his Gar
field avenue property, Notwithstanding
the many announcements TO that effect.