The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-31
G%REENVILLE GOSSIP.

The scenery of Henry Manley's New World
Company which was attached a few weeks ago
by a Justice of the Peace. will be sold at auction
by Constable Martin within q few days. The
Dramatic Division OF the new st. Pauis Cath siic
Club. will in all probability purchase il. The
Catholic Ciub intends to hold dramatic perform
ances as Often as practicable, and il the scenery
is purchased it will be placed in st. Paul's school
hall.
The suggestion of The JERSEY CRY
NEWS that an assistant to Jauitor Pink.
man of the Fifth precinct station houss
be appointed, was followed out at the
meeting Of the Board of Police Commissi toner's
on Monday. The new assistant is Mary j. Ty~
son. the widow Of policeman Joe Tyson, who
accidentally shot himself in the hand while ex-
aiming a revolver at the Grsenviila station of the
Central Railroad a few years ago, and who died
from blood poisoning. Groenv lille residents are
well pleased with the appointment. Mrs. Tyson
will take charge OF her work tomorrow.
Church, Arlington aud Claremont avenues, on
next Sunday evening, by tue choir of Grac5 ?.
E. Church. The music will be under the dires-
tion of Mr.. George Hosking, and the programme
will be as follows:-Hymn, Lead Kindly
Light anthem, This Radiant Morn" Andante.
Melody in G Minor:p Motel, Send Out Thy
by choir and congregations; duet Love Div Inc.
all Love Exceliing,' Mrs, Tarr aud Mr.. J,
Irving; offertory, IN G. B.: ''Lascia Gu u
Pianga." by orgsnist; solo and chorus, Chris
tian Seek. Not Yet Rspose," Mr.. Finest Martin
and choir; hymn, Jerusalem. The Golden,'
choir and congregation. The collection will be
Tor the choir. U
The tweuty-fourth annual meeting of the
Clarsmont PresDy terrain Church, whicn was TO
have been held on Monday evening &C the
church, has been postponed until mex Tuesday
and interesting reports will be read by tbs
pastor and treasurer.
The high wind Yesterday morning furnished
the residents of this section with many laugh
able scenes. At Ocean and Danforth avenues,
where the wind is always stronger than on any
other corner in Greenville, pedestrians hats
urara ~birIaA NJ THAR HaoAG and aamf AUfRn In
almost every direction. One gentleman had
the misfortune TO lose his head gear by its be-
ing blown under a motor, which crushed IL be-
yond repair. A lady carrying . bag full OF
eggs turned the corner rather abruptly without
due consideration for the wind, The bag was
blown out of her hand and fell to the sidewalk,
where the hen fruit was soon redoced to q
sticky mass.
The New York. Bay Yacht Club will hold an
important meeting this evening at the residence
Avenue E.. tOficers will be elected aud arrange
ments will be made for the first club race The
COMMITTEES which was appointed to secure per
manent quarters will render a report. Several
new members will also bs elected.
The subscription dance which will be held by
a number of prominent society young ladies at
Bamber Hall on Friday evening promises to bs
a most successful affair. The COMMITTEES OF
Arrangements will have the hall decorated 10
an elaborate manner. Over two hundred invi-
tations have been sent out.
The floor beams have been laid on the second
story Of the new Woodlawn school aad in an
other month the contractor expects to put the
roof on the structure. The work is being pushed
rapidly.
been redecorated, The walls have been paiuted
and the stage has bseu made more adaptable
for amateur performances.
The Greenviile Building aud Loaa Association
will hold an appropriation aS it's rooms, on Lin
den avenue, Monday evening, Secretary
Routh's annual report is now being printed.
The report shows the association to bs 10 a
fiourishing condition. The past year has been
the most prosperous in the history Of the as
The report will be ready for distri-
button in a few days. Tonight the asseciatiou
wilt begin to liquidate the fourth series OF
shares.
The Thiesen Juvenile Orchestra Is deep in
preparation for a benefit concert which win be
TO lsader George Thiesen. The event
be held at Voss' Hall and an excellent pro-
gramme will be rendered by the young music
ians.
Al ten O'Clock yesterday firs broke out in the
two-story frame dwelling at No. 1864 Bergen av-
enue. occupied by Louis Keller. The fremen OF
No A truck extinguished the blaze. No dam
The fire was caused by a defective
hue.
A lot of carpenters tools which we're left by
In q frRme shed at Ciaremont and
West Side avenues, were stolen on Monday
morning by a sneak thief, Captain Nugent is
Investigating the case.