New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

TUT cutrr OF POLICE COETRAplCTS J'I'"H
1,pp,xcoTr-No GREEN GOODS" BUSINESS
IN TowN-NoTEs OF INTEREST
s,, 7, Smith the new treasurer of Jersey
CIV is kent busy nowadays. Taxes are coinl"S
in at an unusually heavy rate. over S'"oo' ma ms
been received in the first week OF inc nc" n
year At this the great bulk OF 'he aaNeS WIZ
have been paid in before January l.
budget Is about 100000 .
poaidon,s of tho northern section Of lower Jersey
City are consolidating themselves tna' INV!
have now a reasonable probability tha' iIi''
ST will be extended to the HeiSh's' IL WI" ~
done by means of an elevated structure ina, "iI'
cover the Erie and Junction railroads anu vii, 0
about ssoop Residents of the district spent 'h'ee
wears irving 10 induce the old government ~ MANI
the i,nnrovement but without success. thefe are
I 900 lots interested and tho assessment WIZ 'e
about 500 a lot. The property-oWhcr9 "V'' "''''''7
TO pay double that amount .
The feat recently accomplished 10y 'ne ,"
County F'reeholders. of appointing 100 ofhc'ais vi
singla night. il considered pretty good work even
for a Democratic board in Hudson County.
The Lincoln Association. Of Jersey CITY, mas
elected new officers. as follows; PRESIDENT 'o'n
:, ZONES: vice-rresidents. Simeon II. Shnth an"
George +. Perkins: treasurer MAiHl"''"N' -
secretary. Thomas NJ. Gops: assistant secretary
O. II. Lohsen. - =
Chief benjamin Murphy, who has hau chaise u
the Jersey City police force snce Mayor vans
acnuired full control Of the city government say
,ha. Judge I!pp.nco;t is mistaken in his IDEA tha'
the .'green-goods' business Sun ncCrishes j" '"0
ci,v He SAYS however that many circulars were
sent out from New-York and the victims were ''ld
10 wire answers to addresses given in Jersey Ci'Y'
These addresses have all been looked up. ana are
delivere1 AT any Of them. but the dealers IN SOM
way manage get all MESSAGES mn I'eI l3r nove
put an end TO this. and the sIeensTor sv CIV no
Chief Murphy says, Is now dead IN Jt!sVy - 49,
Iudg
The Sunday -school connected win tne Dns'1
Scudder is pastor has reelected ali its old ohcers
They j. c. Parsons. superintenueL1. III VII
lam j. Hunt third assistant Charles Hl ireaSuiISs
Sidney Could asss,ant treasure; * secrciary
Frank Lawrence pFesentOE John 600 G ILL increaa
total membership of the SenO seb Is IS in EXCELLENT
condition financially -. ill.,. s,o,,, orrarlz,-
,,dp ne IN ~" S,sie whose nome. a: No. 80 Grandst
Jersey City. is Of the Oldest bu!l1Ss ID We ~
a new home of which it has long been In neSi
The site will be decided upon as soon as i arta now
occupied. The house. by the way was nee 80 ,ae
h nSnT % OF the 9f w Of the
The jersey City womans Club with It's cosey rooms
IN Beimont-ave now one u The features or soci@I
life in jersey CITY Miss Celia Gains is The PRES res
George w. Clerhew. Miss LEILA Kinds and Mrs Hol-
brook At me a Itro ms1ng om Ts Gb read
paper entitled "A Plea for the Science OK Hone
the State Federation of Clubs Orange, made a
report of the proceedings. . - o.,.-.
Mayor Warser's administration OF Jersey City
affairs is receiving high praise because the SINKING
Find Commissioners were able to buy $4,000 Of
bonds at a recent sale and pay premium OF . per per
cent for them This Is the first time in the history
OF Jersey City that such thing has ever been
known ard the city authorities are justly prouI
of IT, ,,.. l.,
ST Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church IN
Sussex-st Jersey City. the Oldest Episcopal parish
in the CITY is giving series of successful entertain
ments with a view providing memorial 10 )etiI
r. NJ Abercrombie, its former rector whose death
occurred years ago.