The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-01
~GREENVILLE GOSSIP.

Miss Pritchard of Danforth avenue will enter
tain the members of the Fortnightly Encare
Club at a progressive euchre party at her rest
dence this evening. Handsoms prizes will be
awarded to the successful players. After the
playing there will be dancing aud a collation..
A number of youug men residing In TINS sec
tion have organized q branch of the st. An
drew's Brotherhood. The organization already
has a large membership and promises TO become
a big success. A dramatic ssction has been or
ganized and in a few weeks an entertainment
will be held, the proceeds of which VIII De USED
in fitting up a club room. At the next meeting
officers will be elected.
The revival service at the Christ 2. E. Church
last evening attracted a large number OF people
and few seats in the handsome editice were va
cant. An excellent sermon was preached by
the Rev. Mr.. Albeit of Belleville aud at its con-
clusipn many persons requested prayer.
The Jolly members of the Hudson County
Schwabischer Verein will have q gay time TO-
night at Kras' Hotel. on Ocean avenue, where
the sixth anniversary Of the verein will be cele-
brated. An excellent programme OF music and
song has been arranged for. One OF the Iea-
lures will be a collation. which Will pc served oy
''mein host" kraS.
Captain Nugent Of the Fifth precinct, has de-
tailed Patroiman THAI to take mounted police
man Cummings place, VINO was transferred 10
Health Board Policeman Sturges. who was
transferred from the Health Board to the Fifth
precinct, will be assigned to regular post DUTY.
A number of prominent residents OF Green
vile are circulating a subscription list Tor MRS.
Michael Green, who is in destitute clrcum-
stances, as told in the story published IN The
Jersey CITGr NEWS Ou SS0h "hS
still unable to leave her sick bed, and her friends
have come to her assistance.
The Greenviiie Musical and Social Cluh will
hold an important meeting tomorrow evening
at Voss' Hail, on Rose avenue. Arrangements
will be made for the next monthly entertain
ment and reception, and several propositions
for membership will be acted upon.
The Petition to the Consolidated Traction
Company, which is being circulated by Green =
vile storekeeDers. requesting that the OLD car
stables be again utilized for the storage Of cars.
c. that the anniOvarS of tb0 road Will not nave
to move to Bergen Point, although in circula-
ton but a few days, has over q hundred sigma
lures. 1t will be forwarded TO the officials Oh
MIR and Mrs. George NJ. Durel entertained a
large number of friends at g pleasant reception
last evening at their residence on Cierk street.
Dancing, singing and games were the features
of the evening. and a most enjoyable tune Vas
had by oil. Those present were MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. Msnsing, Mr. and Mrs' George SMITH smith MI ~.
and Mrs. W. Grave, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Grey. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Crimmins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Baker, Mr.; and Mrs. George
K. Schmidt. s. Crimmins, A. Crisp. +. Reid and
Messrs. John Biaum. Harry Teets. William
Baker. John Hogan, Frank Smith, II. Brown, S.
Samuels and J. Provost.
The Windmakers Association met last even
ing at Kachlee's New York Bay House and in
stalled the officers who were elected at the last
and a committee was appointed to arrange for
a reception. The secretary reported that the
membership had increased to twenty.
A New York morgue keeper caused Snperin-
tendent Kelly of the New York Bay Cemetery
considerable trouble on Tuesday afternoon
when arrangements had been made to bury
the remains of a man who died in the Bloom
ingdale Insane Asylum. As the funeral process
sion was going through the gates Of the GENE
terry a messenger ran up to Kelly with a lele-
gram which requested that the funeral be
stopped as the morgue keeper had sent the
wrong body. The mourners returned to New
York and yesterday the right body was buried.
A gang Of young rowdiss that should receive
tho attention of the police congregates every
toughs Insult passing pedestrians and have be-
come q nuisance. Last night they amused
themselves by throwing nowballs at pedes-
TRANS and one old man who was made O target
Of was badly injured by a SNOWFALL which
struck him in the nose.
The fire plug in front of No. 14s Dauforth
avenue is bursted and the water escaping from
it dows ON the sidewalk and foods the gutter.