The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-23
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The fair of the Raymund Roth Pioneer
Home which is being held at Oakland
Rink, attracted a large crowd last even
ing. So far the fair has been an entire
success. New articles are being con-
stantly placed on the tables to fill the
places of those sold, and the young
who will make the largest sales: TIL
fair will close next Thursday evening.
A social and hop will take place to-
morrow evening at G~roescheps Hall,
be under the direction of Mr.. Joseph
Russell.
William T. Sherman Camp No. AZ,
Sons of Veterans, eid a regular meetnR
nue. House, Five Corners. One recruit
was initiated, n one application was
received. The young Vets are preparing
Court Ashley No. 1878, A. o. F.. of A.,
held a regular meeting last evening at
No. 642 Newark avenue.
A small fire occurred late Yesterday
morning in the residence of K. Zune, No.
30S Sherman avenue; Furniture was de-
The residence of John Barston at No:
night by thieves and $40 and silverWare
to the value of $500 stolen.
On Friday evening in the Grand Jury
death Of Thomas o,Neiil who was killed
By an accident to a derrick on the new
building of st. Johns r. c. Church last
week.
ing for the inquest on the death of Geo.
Moore of Lafayette, alleged to have been
poisoned by Mrs. Hubs. The inquiry
ExlAssemblyman Ebenezer Berry of
the Bayonne district is dying. An attack
of pneumonia contracted at an outing
last week has assumed the fatal stage
and his recovery is considered impos-
sible.
The clover Trio gave an entertainment
followed by a hop last evening in Kess-
ler's Hall, Central avenue. The Com
mittee of Arrangements, under the direc-
ton of President F. H. Johnson, did ex-
cellent service.
The third aniverasry of the Christian
Endeayor Society of the Lafayette Re-
formed Church or C~ommunipaw avenue
will take place next Thursday evening.
invitations have been extended to all
Christian Endeavor Societies in Hudson
. County, and a large crowd is expected.
The Rev. James Francis of New York
CITY and the Rev. D. J.. Ellison of Ber-
gen Baptist Church this city will de-
Patroiman jackson at 1880 o'clock last
night found the rear window in the home
of MIR. John Record, No. 3l Bergen ave-
nue. open. He woke up the owner of
the house who saw that the window was
locked.
Unique Council, Royal Arcanum, : will
member and their friends Friday night
to celebrate the first anniversary of
their occupancy of the Arcanum Build
ing which was built by them.
There will be an Illustrated lecture on
Japan in the Guild room of St. Paul's
P. E. Church Thursday night.
"A meeting of the Young Ladies' Orig
iinal Up-to-Date Social Club took place
nue.. They decided to give a reception
in the Avenue House on December 8.
rave a. business and social meeting this
evening at No. 157 Belmont avenue;
Joseph Cook is ~nnounced to talk at
Emory M. e. Church, Belmont and
Bergen avenues, Thursday night on
'Watchwords of the Twentieth Cen
tury.'
The third anniversary of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Of the Lafayette Reformed Church will
be observed Thursday evening with
ceremonies BETTING the occasion.
There will be a meeting of the Carteret
Club Friday night.
Men were at work yesterday removing
the telegraph poles on Communipaw
avenue between Bergen avenue and the
Junction.