The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-06

$547, JOB IS
the State, is the most prosperous 1t owns the
two-story brick building at No. 90 Linden ave-
nue., which is occupied
The Greenville United Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION has decided to issue third series of
shares. Ihe subscription books are now open
at No. 81 Linden avenue. The payments viii
begin on Monday, April g.
The Highlands Association has iSsued a netv
series OF shares. Subscription books are at John
P. Landrine's. No. All Bergen avenue
The Madison Association has moved from
Union street and Ocean avenue to Union street
and Arlington avenue.
The receipts at the last meeting of Crescent
Association were 81, ,4OO33
The Lafayette Building and Mutual loan As.
sociation have elected the foIlovrin1 oficers.
President, Mortimer Lampsou: Vice-President.
IL. :, u; Muller; ~ Treasurer, George c. Fountain;
secretary; y W Leonard; Directors, Francis
clark, j. D. smith, j. c. Lowy, f. c. Harnstad,
John Heaslopp, c.. Howard Slater John W.
Heck, William B. Moran, George r. Hi lier.
John II, Erickson, Anthony Hauck aud E.
The annual report of the Secretary is as fol :
lows-Receipts, S104 5l3 rs; assets, S3l6, $50 Sd;
liabilities, SS45 O5o; surplus S74, ,4s9.o4 Eight
old, are worth $755.62; second. rs months,
S104.31; third, 65 months, S85 i2; fourth. 81
months, S67. 49,; Fifth, az months, S5s.S 81; sixth,
~ months, SS474; seventh, q months S23. 50,
and eighth monGhs, $40 33
The Greenviile and Greenville United Building
and Loan associations will meet to receive SUBJ
scriptions this evening. The Greenville Associ-
alton will also have sale of money
The ninth annual report of the Lafayette
Mutual Building and Loan Association is out.
Ihe sn, re report shows the RECEIPTS to have been
s1o USE iGSgst sSilities ss als
200.5o, leaving a surplus of S72.4Sl.04
shares in the first series are worth $154. G.;
second sseS $5os 81 81 third SS4l2; fourth, ses 1s;
eighth, S9.33. The officers of the association
who were elected Wednesday evening are:-
Mortimer Lampson, President; j. H Muller,
James W.: Leonard, Secretary, William D.
Edwards, Counsel. The Directors were:-Francis
Clarke, John W: Heck, J; G. Lowy, William B.
Mason, Francis G. Harmstad, George r
Hitler, John D. Smith, John A. Erickson, John
Haesloop, Anthony Hauck, G. Howard Slater,
E. M. Watson. Treasurer Fountain and Secre-
tary Leonard have been elected for the past ten
years successfully. The receipts of the even
ing were Sc, 204 81; sales, $1,4oo at premium Of
$lO,4eo.
There was not a governor present at the
annual meeting of the Highland Building and
Loan Association Wednesday evening. The old
officers hold oyer until their successors are
President; G. c. Black, Vice President; John p
Landrine, Secretary; W. A. Gemmel Treasurer;
Directors, W. II. Norris, 0. K. Gardner, Edward
Eulick, ], J Elsey, ". A. Litton, A H. Graft
The Carteret Association met Wednesday
evening and received Sl,363.90, on account Of
subscriptions to the new fourth series, recently
opened. OF the ], 90 shares sos have been sub
scribed for. The annual meeting will be held
next Wednesday evening at half past eight
O'Clock. officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
The Board of Managers of the Lafayette
Building and Loan Association will meet this
evening at their rooms on Lafayette street.
4 new series will be issued in May.
The Phoenix Building and Loan Association
met last light at their room in Bergen Hall The
receipts were S5,24S. About 81, 900 was expended
in redeerning shares.
At the meeting of the Home Building and
Loan Association on Thursday evening, S179 25
was received as dues. The Fairmount Associa-
ton received 1881 "a.