The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-01
~GREENVILLE GOSSIP.

The old Postof1ce Hill on Danforth avenue
has been crowded for the past two nights with
jolly coasting parties. Not a single accident
has SO far marred the season of pleasure. A
large number Of ladies' enjoy the sport every
evening.
Mr.. Oscar Schmidt, the we'll known baritone,
has joined the Greenville Reformed Church
choir. which fact is highly pleasing To the music
loving congregation, The choir now ranks sec
ond TO none in this end of the city. The next
special song service will be held on Sunday even
ing. commencing at the usual church hour.
The choir has arranged to render some excel
lent music.
The Hudson County Schwabisher Verein will
hold its regular meeting this evening at Kraus'
Hotel. a committee Will be appointed to ar
range for a social session.
Tne proposed opening up OF Avenue E, from
Hooker avenue to the Bayonne line, meets with
the appreciation of all the property owners III
that section OF Greenvilie. The opening OF the
~throughfare would be an excellent I'M prove.
ment as it would open up the ~prettiest section
of Greenviile for building purposes.
The Greenville Musical and Social Club will
hold an important meeting tomorrow evening
at Voss' Hall. Oh Rose avenue. Oiicsrs Tor the
following year will be elected, aud arrange
ments viii 90 made for an entertainment to b Q
held at the next monthly re csption.
mir. A. Calhoun of No. 45J Ocean avenue has
been appointed by the S. z. q. A. Co investigate
all cases OF cruelty to animals in the Greenviile
section.
The dewal on both sides of Danforth ave-
nue., from Old Bergen Road to Bergen avenue,
Look as If some volcanic emotion had taken
place. No two adjoining flags are on g level
with each other, aud the properly owners would
like to know what has become OF Sidewalk Ia-
spector Muldoon.
The scheme to organize a literary society in
this section is at prese lt ia "a state of inuocu-
Gus desuetude." as one of the promoters Woe
fully admits.
Two new house are now going up on Garisld
avenue. There are two more on Ocean avenue
and one on Danforth avenue in c)urse OF erec-
ton, and everywhere there are encouraging
signs of the rapid growth Of the district.
New street lamps have been placed on Clare
mont avenue, between Ocean and Jackson
avenues. This thoroughfare has been recently
graded. and a number of lots have heen sold.
In the spring a number of pretty cottages will
The funeral of Mr.. Louis Bellman, who died
on Monday. will take place from his late resi-
dence on Greenville avenue. this afternoon. Mr..
BeIlman was one OF Greenville's Oldest resi-
dents, and was one of the active workers for
Democracy in the Greenviile section. A I one
time he represented this district in the Demo-
cratic County Committee. He was also a mem
Der of BayvIsw Lodge f. aud A. NJ. and mad
many friends in the order. He was employed
for maay years with ths Giobs Printing Com
pany of New York. and was well liked by his
fellow workmen. The funeral will be conducted
by the Bayview Lodge. the members of which
will attend 10 a body.
The Germvthllchs Ladies' BowIing Club held a
pleasant sociable recently at the residence of
President Mrs. s. Niesterman on Garfield av-
enue. The festivities began at three O'Clock in
the afternoon and continued until after mid
nlSh HASth ~ - SOAAH
were the features. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Niesterman. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Borgstede. Mr.. and Mrs. A, Ierenner, Ir. and
Mrs. F, Roehrenbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wissman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Reisenauer, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Gibbs, MIR. and Mrs. f. Bender, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Schumacher, Mr., and Mrs. J. tanners, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Bender, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bender, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Woeckener, Mrs. L. Bender, and
Mrs. ~Schlatmann.
On November Q last, James Stuart Of Pam
rapo avenue left a decrepit horse In an empty
lot on Stevens avenue aud allowed the animal
10 remain out in the cold and rain without food
or shelter for five days. Officer Calhoun of the
s. P. c.. A. arrested Stuart and allowed James
Kenny, a dead animal man, to shoot tns horse.
Stuart was arraigned before Justice OF the
Peace Lowy on Monday and was released, the
only punishment inflicted being the cost Of
trial, which amounted to " dollars and a half.
The case was one Of such shameful cruelty that
the officer was more than surprised at the re
suit. He notified the society, and II is highly
probable that Justice Lowy will be- haul ed over
The Goals bv President Mccarthy, Officer Cal
houn says he will take no more cases before
Justice Lowry. IAN example should be made
Of such people as STUART said he. and at
least twenty-five dollars fine should have been
imposed. . or course. the society gels halt the
fine.