The Jersey City news., 1892-04-25
NORTH HUDS0N'S SUNDAY.
Beautiful Weather Crowds the
Streets-Anarchists Meet and
Mar the Day.

The soft warm weather of yesterday
brought the Weehawken. West Hoboken
and Union Hill people from their houses
in swarms. The streets were thronged
with promenaders and carriages aud the
crowded all day.
In Weehawken the large empty field
in Willow avenue was crowded with
baseball players and as many as six
games were in progress in the afternoon.
Some OF the teams were uniformed in
regular suits, and the only uniform others
wore was their shirt sleeves. Around
one game fully nre. hunufeu spectators
were gathered.
The Weehawken Boulevard was the
scene of many an exciting buggy race.
and all corners of the county, it seemed,
had been searched for vehicles. Dusty
business wagons. dog carts. surreys and
all sorts of carriages crowded the drive
way.
An unending stream of fashionably
dressed women and neatly attired young
men also promenaded the Boulevard.
Most OF them turned down the King $
highway to the wooded walk that leads
among the woods trees rhe and frees srSsses Mses
not all In leaf, but the waving willow
trees were covered with iuxuriance of
pale green and some other trees were Just
sending out delicate beginnings of foli-
age The air here was pleasant and the
sun fiecked the road with great yellow
patches of gold between he cool clouds
of shade which the trees shadowed down.
There must have been over a Thousand
women promenading herein all the glory
of new costumes aud stunning parasols.
Over in Union Hill, Bsrgenine avenue,
was liued with people from early in the
afternoon until sunset.
West Hoboken streets were also filled
with the color of new dresses and hats
all afternoon. Palisade avenue. which
| has an unobstructed prospect OF the river
| from the Palisades to the Bay was the
| favorte highway, aud old and young
! crowded its narrow sidewalks until the
| lights in Madison square Il med out like d
swarm OF Erefiies and liberty's goddess
| illumined her lamp of silver.
Hebrew Anarchists Meet.
| Froemchen's Hall, Union Hill. was
| crowded yesterday with long whiskered
| and fierce looking Hebrew reconstructors
! and destructers IT society who met In
response to handDill Invitations which
were scattered over the hill last week
| The meeting was secret one and the JER
| sEY CITY NEWS reporter could not enter
| the place.
| Between the opening and shutting oi
| the doors, to allow some bear weighed
waiter to enter. the rather greasy looking
| crowd could be seen stamping It's feet at
the bowling of some leather-lunged de,
nouucer of things thar are. Re olutions
| were passed sympathizing with Ravachoi
SO one of them present told me and the
| meeting was over before 8 O'Clock. The
| speeches were all in German.
Notes.
The William H. Drescher, Jr., Guard
has recently won a large silk banner
| whicn was put up to be voted to the mos
popular social club in North Hudson.
The Weekhawen Council meets to
night. :,
The new West Hoboken Council will
have its organization meeting May 2,
when II will he interesting to hear whai
Councilman Francois has to say about
Recorder Reinhardt.
Councilman Finpegan who goes out
this time leaves with the respect ant
| good will OF all who have met him. Tha
he has been universally courteous an {
has filed his position with honor TO him
self and benefit to the town Is the opinion
Of all West Hoboken people.
1t is very probable that ut the first meet
ing OF the new Union Hill Council there
| will be some changes made IN the Police
Department.