The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-15
~GREENvfLLE GOSSIP.

The Thiesan AMATEUR Orchsstsa will tender a
benefit concert 70 Mr.. Charles X. Cocks, the
clever cornet player of the orchestra, on Fhurs-
day. January IS, at the Bslvs5ers Hall. Mr..
Cocks has fabofed hard at all the entertRia-
ments given by the orchestra, and the members
desire to show their appreciate on OF his ssrvlcss
by rendering h5if a codesrs. An excellent pro-
sramme nas sssn arr ranged, and at the con
clusiou OF the entertainment -tns door Will be
clearsd for dsaciag Aiuoag the artists VINO
will appear are: --FiiSoaore Arpnsiter, the well
known vioiiuist; Irene MoFison, soprano; Emily
Greauhslgh. soprano; Clara Muller aud Arthur
Mailer, pfadists, and tbs following quartette:--
George RoehrsDbeck, violiri Charles Gotthardt,
flute. Robert Ham uond, cornot, aud Ada COCKS,
piano. The Titaessn Orchestra will also render
several selections,
Az hxlf past nine O'Clock Saturday night
paifceman Ernst found VIM. Clark, City nine
years old, no home. lying 10 q stable at No. 81
Bostwick avenue. CLARK YVES suffs ring from O
hemorrbage, and was very weak from loss OF
blood. He was ta&eu to the City Hospital IN
the ambulance
Miss DOLBY, Of pautorth avenue. will enter
fain the members of tho Fortnightly Euchre
Club at a progressive euchre party. at her
residence, GU ThuFsiay evening. Handsome
prizes will be awarded to the winners.
The prayer meeting at the Gresnvilie Y. M
c. A.. yesterday afternoon, was well attended.
The measiag was an Interesting one. and was
conducted by Mr.. Etwo.d ! Ddsei. President
Duhme is greatly encouraged at ths success he
has met with IN the meetings. Tns average at
tendancs at tEs f~lestilgs is over twenty tive. A
Quart cite which will load .n all the singing Will
be- ORGANIZED shortly. Next Sunday it Is ex-
pected Rev. Mr.. Houston, the bisnd preacher.
Mrs. 9. w. Pert of No. f4a Dsnforth avenue,
who has been visiting friends in Philadelphia,
returned home on Saturday
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the Green
Wills Reformed Church has appointed q com-
mittee to arrange for a concert III and OF the
missionary fund.
Ing and Loan Associations VIII neet this sven
ing to receive subscriptions,
The MinKag wa Cub witt meet this evening at
its rooms on Ocean aveane 70 coinpieth the ar
rangements for the annual dinner on January
"a, The comrnitteS In charge OF the affair Will
give an ialeresting report. All ttrs profnfneuS
republicans In the county have bsen invited,
aud the toasts VIII be responded to by we'll
known speskerS.
81. Paurs Catholic Club Will meet tomorrow
evening at ST. Paui's school halF, OLD Bergen
Road and Linden avenue. A consultations aud
bylaws will be adopSed, and a plan TO secure
permanent quarters will be discussed. The club
is rapidly Increasing ia mstnosfshtp, aad prom
ises to become q potent factor in Grsenvilis
On Saturday night Hatton's Theatrical, Com.
pany gave y dramatic performances befors a
small audience at Bamoer Hall. Tne pro
gramsne consisted mainly of variety sketches,
and the performance was fair.
The residents OF Linden avsnua would like to
know wnen the trustees OF tho Ltnd en- avenue
Nj. n. Church ex pect to place the old caurca
Cemetery on that tiioroughfare 10 ~ presentabt-
condition. When the TRUSTEES took charge OF
their nav ediilce at Linden and Ocean avenues
the cemetefy was neglected. Now il Is cover I'd
with rubbish, aud tho graves look hks gsrbage
heaps. The place has pscome gu syesors to
tho residents 10 tho vicinity, who arc conn
plaining loudly aboat it,
The nav motor sweeper OF tho Consolidated
Traction Company, white on q trip 20 Rayeaue
worklnWnan who was walking up oasan ave.
nuG on hfsf way hotne from work NJ Ganstahie
Hook. When the aweerer reached him ne
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