The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-15
HOBOKEN NOTES.

Thomas Kelly has brought suit in the
Hoboken District against Fred Erx-
meyer to recover damages from injuries
lone the plaintiffs son, who was knock
ed down by Erxmeyer's horse a month
ago. The animal had run away and
trampled on the child, who was cross
ing the street.
Samuel r.. Perry was married Thurs
day night to Miss Augusta Struberg at
Tia residence of the brides sister, No.
210 Garden street. A reception followed,
and the couple left on a wedding tour
to Washington.
cstv Treasurer Smith received from
Comptroller Hancock Saturday a war
rant for $14, 229. 80, Hoboken's share of the
railroad and canal tax for 1893-94.
Counsellor Alec C. Young, who was de-
fea.ad for Assembly nomination in the
Ninth district. has ySitten a congratu-
the successful nominee, expressing his
Willingness to assist in the campaign in
~! possible ways Mr.. Young closes his
letter with the sentence:-"1 am free
from disappointment, and am with you
heart and soul"
The Suddeutchen verein has elected
these of1cers:-President, Theodore e.
Vasel; Vice-PreSidentS, William Wild,
Andrew Buses; Recording Secretary,
Henry Sattler: Financial Secretary,
Louis Christ: Corresponding Secretary,
Edward Brueder; Treasurer, Cornelius
The Madison Association has organ
;-ad for political purposes, with the fol-
lowing officers:-President, James Bag
CART: vice-President, Anthony Schoen-
fielder: Secretary. Anthony Tonnelle;
Treasurer, A. Monaco; Sergeant-at-
| Arms, william Brown.
Dennis Niviel of No. Ga First street,
| Hoboken, went home in an ugly mood
Saturday night and hit his sister-in-law
on the head with a tea kettle: He said
she lar no right to board al ms mouse;
He was arrested and held for the Grand
| Jury. The woman's wound We're fixed
up by DR.. Simon.
The Tuxedo Club will V a dance at
| Holstein's Hall tomorrow evening.
Third street, leaned too far over the
%stringpiece of the Seventh street dock
Saturday while fishing ana tum med
| out by boatmen and sent home TO dry. :.
Justice of the Peace John White Of
Fourth street was in a bad frame OF
| mind Yesterday morning about church
| time. The Justice had left his collars at
a Chinaman's on Sixth street and for
| cot to get them Saturday night. When
he called for them yesserday mornlng
| said the laundry had been robbed and
the Justices collars went along with a
| batch of others. The Justice said his
The new organ of st. PauPs P. e.
Church was played for the first time at
| Yesterdays services and won the admir-
alton and approval yshe OF oe every s; ehe c1 Ia aes
| ~ he the finest in the city. George jar
| dine, the builder. played the prelude and
nostiude at both services, and brought
| out the best tones and the powers OF the
GRAND instrument. A choir OF thirty
Voices sang the chorus. An excellent
| programme was given.
The members Of the Young Ladies,
Church will meet tonight. :
On October 28 and 80 the ladies of
Trinity P. e. Church will present at the
| Hoboken Theatre an adaptation OF Pal-
ma Cox's funny story, IN
Fairyland.' The cast has been selected
| entirely from the church people and It Is
said there is some excellent talent
| among them. The play IS being dlllgent-
" ~rehearsed. 3,
Tomorrow evening a concert will be
given by the De Moss Family at the
Iohn Dolan of the Heights Tell from
q Willow avenue horse car last night
| and was badly bruised about the head.
| he was sent to st. Mary's Hospital.