The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-09
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A entertainment in aid, of the Eighth
Company. Boys Brigade, was given last
evening at the Linden Avenue NJ. r..
Church, Greenville. The edlnce Was
crowded to the doors, and a snug sum
was realized for the fund, which Will pc
used in purchasing rifles and equipments
for the company The feature OF the
evening was a drill IN Ine of tbo
FIRST Presbyterian Church. The various
movements, especially the bayoneI oIlll'
were executed in a manner mat oemon-
strated the ability of the young sololers.
The Seventh Company of the Lafayette
Reformed Church was also present and
acted as a guard of honor me pro
gramme was as follows:-Piano SOLO, MISS
Cecilia ~Stegmair; recitation, MISS LA
Ferree: soprano solo, Miss Minnie Smlth'
dialogue. seven small boys; recltatlon'
Miss Sadie Dean; vioIn SOLO MasteL u
land: duet, Misses Kleber and Kleppe:
either solo, Miss Lizzie Loebe; recitation,
Private William Charlock; piano SOLO,
Miss Ada Cox; drill, Second Company,
Bows Brigade; recitation, Miss Oracle
page. vocal solo. Second Lieutenant VIM.
Ferree: recitation, Miss Olive Carmichael;
violin solo, Miss Ida aln mo Sol [eel Ma
Robert Hammond; recitation, Prlvate
Herman Amann. AT the close of the en-
tertainment the audience Joined IN sing
ing America"
Monday evening, November 5, as the
date and Belvedere Hall as the place Tor
its annual reception. MessTs: MduI "a
niger have been appointed a
to make the necessary arrang ements.
Tonight the members will meet at the
residence of Mr.. Maurice Flynn, on Dan
forth avenue, to arrange the details.
The Minkakwa Club entertained its
member at an enjoyable stag racket last
evening at the Ocean aven he e eIu G nouse;
Wegman. who, with an autoharp, made
the occasion a lively one. me PIP OF
peace corn cob was smoked py an anu
Mike Schultz charged Major ArmstronS
with hypnotizing his partner in the
euchre games. Before the stag a meet
ing was held, and the delegates for the
Urinary Of tomorrow night were Sc
fected. pa
The Greenville Building and Loan As
sociation No. 2 will meet to receive sub
serintions this evening at Bamber Hall.
All Democrats residing IN the Green
vile section who desire to JOIN the new
Greenville Democratic CLUB snoula NOT
fail to attend the meeting at the Belve-
dere Hall this evening. Anon the m
portant matters that will be transacted
will be the adoption of a constitution
and bylaws and the election of a number
of new members. The club will not en-
dorse any aspirants for office until the
regular nominees are decided upon at the,
The Frank H. Kimmerly Association,
one of the most active Democratic clubs
in the Sixth A~ldermanic district, Will
meet this evening at Orient Hall to en-
dorse candidates for the various nomfna-
lions.
The funeral of Mr.. Cornelius, vree-
land, who was killed on Saturday by
being run over by a horse car in New
York. will take place tomorrow after
noon. The funeral services will be held
at his late residence, Linden avenue, cor
ner Avenue E, at two o'clock.
A light delivery wagon broke down on
ocean avenue, near Dwight street, at
h~aIf-past seven o'clock last evening, and
DELAYED travel on the Consolidated Trac-
ton Company's line for over a half hour.
At the last Democratic enrolment a
Third precinct of the First Assembly dis
triet presented a list of names for en-
rollment at the enrolment station, Rose
and Woodlawn avenues, and by vouch-
ing for them hoped to have them placed
on the books, The officers refused to ac-
cept them. Last night the Democrats
appealed to the Provisional County Com
mittee and secured a victory. The com
mittee ordered the names entered on the
books.
A valuable skiff, owned by Commodore.
Morton, of the Greenville Yacht Club,
and which was anchored off the club
float in the New York Bay, was stolen on
Sunday light. The skiff was used as a
tender for Captain Morton's yacht Lottie
NJ, and for this reason the Commodore
is anxious to recover it. The Fifth pre-
cinct police have been notified.
Lawyer Isaac Goldenhorn has an
nounced that be has positively With
drawn from the race for the Republican
Assembly nomination from the First AS
sembIy district. Wise boy.
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