The Jersey City news., 1892-03-15
NORTH HUDSON Items.
Weekawken Treats Her
Derelict Policemen
Gent1y-Notes.

The Weehawken Council met last night
for the first time since the meeting night
was changed from Friday to Monday
night. Policemen Lynch and Flemmiag,
who had previously plead guilty to neg
lecG of duty, were let of with a repri-
mand.
The ordinance to effect the much dis
cussed change of grade and name in var-
'ous streets had its first reading. The Col
lector reported net balance on hand OF
S9,5lS.SJ. The Chairman and Town CLERK
were authorized by resolution to prepare
the annual report,
The contract for the Park avenue sewer
was awarded to Michael L. Connelly
with the condition that he reduce his bid
$3.50 or to 81, 150
West Hobol en- Independents.
The Independent Citizens Association
of West Hoboken held meeting
at the Casino last night to PRE-
pare "a ticket for the coming cam
paign. There was no excitement
or discussion, and the following nomiua-
tious Were made:-For Councilmen, First
ward, jacques Francois; Second ward,
Charles Gravatt: Third ward. r Pepper;
Assessor, Charles Schiudler; Collector,
Richard Galbraith; Town Clerk. Louis Il.
Farr; Constables, William Reinhardtand
j. NJ Cowan.
The barn of Henry Stockfi h, of West
Hoboken, was fired in a mysterious man
ner last night. and was burned do wn.
The damage is $500.
. The pupils of the Union Hill Public
School will give an industrial exhibition
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Ursula AckermaD, one of the old
"a ant lfW Wncf H,,f,o tai Ix1ac
terday.
1t has been decided to opsn the Union
Hill Free Library on Sunday afternoons
from two O'Clock until five
The few Republicans In Union Hill will
meet at their headquarters tonight and
go through che formaltty of mapping out
d plan OF campaign.
The Union Hill Gun Club Will go to
West New York on al outing party
Thursday next.
The parlors of the North Bergen Bap-
list Church will be filled with merry
party this evening on the occasion OF an
apron aud neckte party.
Constable Emil Debevois of West Ho-
boken has announced to his friends chat
his ambition has been satisfied and he is
not candidate for denomination.
Mrs. Milton of Union Hill is entertain
inf the Misses Corbett of Boston.
The discomfort in Union Hill q bout the
school is growing and finds expression on
the streets, in stores and at all places
where the people meet. The growing
sentiment against the present order of
cramped Accommodations has moved
the school trustees to some appear
auce of action, aud at the next meeting
the best means to increase accommoda-
tion will be discussed One plan sug-
gested is that wing be added to the
present school building, and another is
that At new building be put up in the
northern part of the town. At present
no plan has been adopted.
Oscar KluberJ, Of Union Hill, q veteran
who was imprisoned in Libby and Ander-
sonvilie prisons, died at the Soldiers
Home in Kearuy Saturday.
ken has elected the following officers:-
President, John P.Quirk; Vice President,
Miss Ida Alces; Treasurer, Harry Hin
tenkoff: Secretary, George Murphy.
The Central Athletic Club has elected
the following officers:-Presdent, r.
Benchschnitt; Vice-President, William
Laverty; Financial Secretary, L. Dallery;
Recording Secretary, +. Schlendwine:
Property Master. L. kamp; Sergeant-at
Arms. L, kamp; II. Gutschmidt. Vice
Captain.
The Gutenberg Council will, at its
next meeting, vote an appropriation of
81, 800 for electric lights in tue town.
IL is very probable that new lodge of
the knights and Ladies' of Honor will
S oon be established in West HoDoken.