The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
BAY0NNE MATTERS.

Messrs. J. Herman Mahnken, Thomas O'ReillY
and John G. Gibson, Counsellor William w
Anderson and Councilman Nicholas Carroll and
John H. Donohoe, the committee in charge of
the construction of the proposed plank road to
Constable Hook met on Tuesday evening in the
office of Van Buskirk and Parker on West
Eighth street. The plans and specifications for
the walk, revised by Civil Engineers Smith and
Weston, were adopted. It was then decided
that proposals to build the walk should be in.
vited and that the bids should be opened, and the
contract awarded. at a public meeting to be held
Ia Brady's Hall. In the meantime, efforts to OBJ
tain additional subscriptions will be renewed.
According to Treasurer j, Herman Mahnken's
reports the subscriptions to date. including the
800 promised by ex-Mayor John Newman,
vhf,a The The sum sum reaches ne $500, aggrs ssa go. So
The Yonng Ladies' Society of the First Pres
byteriai Church met on Tuesday afternoon at
the residence OF MT; and Mrs; George W. Van
cided to amalgamate with the Pastors Helpers
8 ,ciety of the church.
Revival services are in progress every evening
this week in the First Methodist Church.
There will be no services on Saturday evening,
In the Reynolds Memorial Chapel, on Avenue
G, special evangelistic services were begun on
Monday evening by the congregation of the Ber-
gen Point Methodist Church. The revival is to
be continued during the remainder CT the week.
Last evening D D. Nishanoff, son of a Macedon-
ian nobleman and q native of Thessalonica, de-
livered an address about his native land. He
also narrated the story of his conversion to
Christianity. He was attred in the costume of
his country.
In st. Johns Hall a tea will be given this even
ing by the ladies connected with the guild Of st.
Johns Episcopal Church.
Messrs. James D. Boyd, Henry Meigs, Jr.,
Archibald Quinn, Newton H. Day and Sydney S.
Schuyler, the new Entertainment ee of
the New Jersey Athletic Club announce for next
concert to be given by a number of prominent
local volunteer musicians, assisted by several
professionals.
Under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor of the First Pres
byterian Church, an entertainment will be given
next Tuesday evening in the lecture room. Mr..
George Y. Brown viii superintend an exhibition
In the German Evangelical Church on Lord
avenue, next Thursday evening, Prof. George
A. Atwater will deliver his interesting lecture
on "RambleS Through Germany for the benefit
of the church. He will Illustrate his talk with
stereopticon views.
There will be a full dress hop on Saturday
evening in the Newark Bay Boat Clubhouse.
In Browns Hall on West Eighth street the
officers recently elected by Father Kelly Coun-
Gil. No. 98 c. B. L., will be installed next Sun
day afternoon.
Next Monday evening the newly elected
officers of Bayonne Council, No. 695. Royal Ar
canum. will be installed in Arcanum Hall.
The annual election for officers of Colfax En-
campment. No. 56, ]. O. O. F., will be held this
evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
Tomorrow evening the member of Independ-
ence Fire Association will hold their regular
needing.
A communication Of Bavonne Lodge, No. 90,
#. and A. M, will be held this evening in Ma
sonic Hall.
In Arcanum Han the members Of Bayonne
Lodge, No. 206, 1. 0 F., will celebrate the
anniversary of the lodge by a public installation
of officers and a musical and literary entertain
ment.
One Of the fortnightly entertainments in the
hall of the Workingmen's Institute on East
Twenty,first @istreet will be given tomorrow even
ing. Edison's pnonograph will be exhibited by
Messrs. Holding Brothers.
The Bayonne Mutual Society will rehearse in
the lecture room of the First, Reformed Church on
Avenue c, this evening.
On Saturday evening q postponed meeting of
the Bayonne Exempt Firemen's Association
will take place in the old engine house on Ave-
nue. D.
The new elementary class in vocal MUSIC re-
Gently organized by Prof. William Till, conduc-
tor of the Bayonne Musical Society, went into
training on Monday evening with forty-two
members and Headquarters in thu lecture room
of the First Presbyterian Church.
last evening the Board of Health held its
regular monthly meeting in the new City Hall.
A musical and dramatic entertainment was
given last evening in Arcanum Hall, under the
auspices Of Robert Bruce Commandery, No. "a,
K, of NJ.
a business meeting and social session on Tues
day afternoon In the parlors of the First Method
it Church.
District Deputy Grand Master Peter M. Lob
man publicly Installed In Odd Fellows Hall lass
evening the new officers of Goethe Lodge No.
POS, l.. o. o +. After the ceremony, speeches
were made, songs sung and refreshments served.
I feel It my duty to say a few words in re-
gard to Ely'S Cream Balm. and / do so entirely
without solicitation. ] have used it more or
less half a year, ana have found it to be most
admirable. Ihaye suffered from catarrn of the
worst kind ever since I was q little boy and I
never hoped Tor cured, but Cream Balm seems
to do even that. Many of my acquaintance,
have used 1t with excellent results. Oscar
ostrum. 45 Warren avenue Chicago. III.