The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-22
HoBoKEN NEWS NOTES.

Last evening the members of the La Mon sda
Club completed arrangements with the directors
of the Quarterle Clue Hall to hold their rece p
ton there on December s. The mem6ers b ad
contemplated holding their reception at Odd
Fellows Hall, but the fire made the change
necessary. This reception promises to be one
Of the leading social evelts OF the season. Tns
officers are;-Presidsnt, John A, MeCormack;
Vice President, w. j. O'Connor; Secretary,
Christian Straus; Treasures, Otto L. Rsitmeyef,
and Sergeant-at-Arms, Fred Wahiers.
The members of st. Mary's Catholic Associa-
o suite of parlos furniture for their receipt on
room. A House Committee was appointed and
other business OF imporlane transacted.
President Myles TierneY OF thS Nortu hudson
County Railway Company would confer a great
favor on the patrons Of the Willow avenue liae
IL on q rainy days he would put on the line two
horse cars. This small box cars do not accom-
modate the public at all.
At a meeting OF the James ]. Fox Association
last night, the reception to take place next
Monday night at the Quarsette Club Hall was
the main topic of conversation. The postpone
meut of the affair from last Monday evening
made necessary by the IRE at Odd Fellows
Hall seems to have bsns fic,a, Oh a great nu M
Der of tickets have been 8 I'D since. Vary ne at
orders are being prepared for the occasion.
Prof. Woods of Stevens Institute Will give a
steriopticon entertainment of the Chicago Fair.
at st. Mary's Hall this evening.
The members OF ST. Mary's Dramatic Associa
ton rehearsed their play The Confederate
spy last last evening: Inc ren smrs was very
teed. The production will take place at ST.
Mary's Hall on the evening OF the cath last, and
also in tbs afternoon and evening OF Thanks-
giving Day.
II YOU can't get The JERSEY Cry News on the
news stand send q postal card to the ounce and
we will make arrangements to have the paper
delivered at your residence by our own news
boys.
The rain of last evening shove plainly the
sewerage system Of the city needed an over
hauling. Nearly all the mauhoisS In the city
were choked. It's too pad the parties response
bic for this state of affairs cant be called TO &C
count.
Monday the compositors made me say there
would be no nominations for the Council next
spring. What meant was no denominations.
Postmaster Curran says there will be no re-
movals in the Office except on charges.
An Artistic railing has been erected around
the soldiers monument in Hudson Park. The
fence is gildsd, and presents an attractive ap-
Aprogressive euchre party will be given this
evening at the rooms Of the Columbia Club.
A turkey supper will be given at So. Paul's
Church, Hudson street, tonight, by the ladies'
of the church.
RECORDER McDonough had the following cases
to act on this morning:-Patrick Carmody. q
labOrer, living at No. 22l Clinton street, was
charged by George McCuriy with stealing his
pipe He was discharged. john Hunterbeck
of No. 35e Second street was arrested ny CPp-
tain Hayes as q suspicious person, last night.
The man appeared to De lying in ambush for
somebody down on Ferry street. he was given
fifteen day in the County Jail. Joseph Donak OF
No I05 River street and John Engiemanu of No.
65 Newark street, Hoboken. INDUCED In a free
fight on Newark street last night. They were
arrested by Detective Kivlon and Palrolman
Murphy, and this morning were fined SIS each.
Otto Potter of No. IS Monroe street was ar
rested on a charge Of non-support by Patrol
man Delaney. Peter has agood position. but
spends his money on liquor. He was placed
under bonds 10 properly support his W 70 and
children. Ernest TrampDer of NO. s3l Hudson
street, Hoboken, was arraigned for using
| threatening language towards Charles Herold,
same address. 1t developed that the case was
one Of mere spite, and the case was dismissed.