The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-20
HOBOKEN NEWS NOTES.

The reception of the James j. Fox Association
has been postponed till next Monday evening.
when it will take place at the new Quarteste
Club hall.
One of the most crowded thoroughfarss in the
city after dark is First street, and for this rea-
son the street should bs kept free OF corner
loafsrs altogether. But such, however,, ID not
the case. In fact at almost every corner from
Washington street to the foot of the hill there is
a gang of boys who are continuously insulting
passersby, especially youay girls. OF course,
every boy who stands on a corner is not a loafer.
There are many harI working boys who behave
themselves, but neverLhsless therS are by far
too many loafers and the police should drive
them away
The marriage In the near future is announced
of Mr.. John J. Fslion aud Miss Mamie Kelly
The ceremony will take plaza at the Church Of
Mr.. Frank Dolan, the well known athlete, Is
dangerously ill at his residence on Grand
street.
WHAT'S become Of the Tammany association?
ters.
1t is safe to say there will be no nominations
for Couuciliu the spring.
The election Of Republican com nltteemsn
will take place on Dscsmosr Is.
The members OF tue Board OF Health are de-
terminsd to have the low lands OF tbs city
properly drained. If the Council does not agree
on a system by the next msstiug, the Board OF
Health will take m sans to make that DO ly act.
Councilman Kelly, for his constituents, " says
he will present o q RESOLUTION himself Tor a
system II the doesn't do 50.
Secretary Frank La Pointe says Hoboken Is
the best place in the world to live 10 II a Post
Office job goes With it.
A number of the young men formerly con-
ne.ted with the National Guard of Hoboksu
have consented to act as the soldiers in the
performances OF 'ThA Contsdsrats Spy" at st.
Mary's Hall on tho evenings of the 9th aud 3otn
insts. and the Afternoon OF the 3Jth inst. Tails
will materially add to the Saccsss of tins drama,
especially as it is a military one, The company
will consist of Captain Je -emiah Breen, Ser
geant Storms. Charles Donovan, Frane Dornan,
w. Coyle, Edwar ]. Ryan, Gaorga Glnkel, NJ.
Coolihan, 3. Ritz, Gsorge zimmsrma cher, jr.
act at each performances they will give a drill in
the manual of arms.
The second anniversary Of the Young Pso.
ple's Society or the First United Presbyterian
Church will be held tonight, corner Seventh
and B bloomfield streets. The Rev. A. S. Biddle
OF Jer sey City, the Rev. w. r. Hawshaw of
New York and other clergymcn will partici-
pate.
evening at ST. Paul's Church, Hudson street.
An excellent programmes will be discoursed
during the feast.
The meeting of the railroad department of
the Y. NJ. c. A. was held yesterday nfternooa in
the First NJ. E. Church. 1t was conducted by
the Rev. James N. Marshall.
The various parts in the allezory, THE Grand
Republic" = TO be given on November Is and ~ at
Ross's Theatre, have oeen assigned to the boys
and girls of tha schools The procseds will be
donated to the Teachers Mutual Aid Assoc
citation. A matinee will be given on Thanks
giving Day.
Postmaster Curran assumed charged Of the
office satur day night. Mr.. Kiel retlres and
takes up dentistry again.
A fair for the benefit of the German Evan
gelical Lutheran Church will be opened at
Martha Institute tonight, continuing until Fri
day night. The fair is given under the auspices
of the Tabitha We're elm.
The members Of the Frank PEPPER Association,
which meets ut No. 315 Madison street, had a
meeting Saturday evening, A. Fackier. H.
Lindermann and Chris Hahn were elected q
Committed on ADJUSTMENTS. After the meeting
there was a grand supper and refreshments,
and the new m embers wero entertained. Prof.
F. Hoth am used the metnsers with his com ic
songs and recitations.