The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-09
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Tomorrow night the Lutheran Choral Union
will celebrate It's second anniversary az the
Zlou,s Evangelical Church on Nc Adoo avenue.
The Union has been making extensive arrangs-
ments during the past few wesks for the event,
and the programme which will be- presented ey
the choir will be an excellent one. All The menu
bars and friends of tho church are Invited to be
present. Admission will be free. The coilec-
ton which will be taken up Will be for the bene-
fit of the building fund oi she cnurcaj II y
ba present. aud for this reason the event VIII
be held in the church. The programme Will be
as foliows:-Organ prelude, by organlst MISS
Frieda Burkhardt; song by choir, soag by con-
gregation. Gloria Patri, by choir; song by con-
greg address of welcome, by Pestor Burk-
hardt; solo aud chorus. by Miss Eta Lameken
and choir; address in English. by. the Rev. D,
Petersen of Middle Village. l.. l., solo and
ehorua, Thou God of Grace and Mercy by
Mr.. Charles Herig and choir; sermon, by Pas
tor S. Behrens of ST. Matthew's Church, New
York; offersory. ssHaar, Me, Oh God. by choir;
prayer and doxology, by Pastor BprKhardt.
On Thursday evening the postponsa enter
tainment Of ths Gresnxllle klndsrgarten WIZ
be held at the Linden Avenue NJ. r. Church,
The entertainment will be under The direction
of Miss Ida Lewis, and the proceeds VIII 90 to
the Board of Trustees Of the church.
The annual meeting of the Board or Trustees
of the New York Bay Cemetery will be held
this afssrnean at the office of the company, ca
Chapel avenue. After the. meeting the Irus
tees will enjoy their anuual QlnneF AZ Ihc P9i-
ConIracsor Condor has = large force of men
at work upon the stable at the new Fifth pre-
einct station house. and oy FssrnaGy aehe *
Police Commissioners. The staele Is q model
structure in every respect, and contains every
The Z. P. s. q. E. of the Greenvills Reformed
Church will observe the week OF prayer by
holding prayer meetings every evening TINS
week except Saturday. at the chapel, on ocaaa
avenue. There will be good music aud singing,
and syl are invited to attend,
Tomorrow evening the much talked Of re-
ception of the Terrapia Club will ba held az
Voss's Hall, on Rose avenue. n 8
The regular monthly meeting Of ths CITIZENS
Improvement Association viii be. held this
evening az Bamber Hall, on Linden avenue.
The matters that VII % taiksd aoon5 are;m
Valleys attempt to steal Obapel avenue and
the stopping of work on the WoodiaWn saver,
disgraceful condition Of Qceap avenue ana tae
need Of an aunex seheeL. :
The policemen who are detailed to guard
Chapel avenue, WHARF the Lehigh valley halt-
road intends to cross have no siaecure. especl-
ally when The Thermometer reaches sae poins it
did last night. The poliesmen are forcad to
stay at QUE spot, and receive full sbanaar or the
sharp East wind which comes from the bay
shore. IF we could oaiy walk about to keep
cur blood In circulation We would BE- all RIG II, :
said = policeman TO Q reporter Of The JERSEY
CRY NEWS yeste day. 1T is highiy. probable
hv continued, sthat this watch will bs Kept up
ali winter. and its 40 more than human that
we should be- shsItsrsd in some way ffom the
piercing cold wiad."
Contfactor EonQon 5 iAporqt&. WHY AlS- putgu-
| ing the Woodlawn sewer, have left Dwight
| street., from Ocean to Garfield avenues, id u
fri9htfuI condition. 1t Is almost impossible
The sewer has beeu completed between these
| points, and there Is no reason why the thor
| ougfare should be left az it has been.
4 Mrs G. w. Petit OF No. 142 Danfofth avenue
| loft yesterday morning for Philadeipnia. where
| she will spend several weeks with friends.
| John Richards, the Elizabssh lawyer who is
| charged with having a hand in the atrocious as
| sault upon Homer Brooke, AZ the areenviiie
| station of the Central Railroad, . few weeks
/ ago will be arraigned for trial before Justice
! Kmmerly. at the Third District Court. tomor-
/ row morning. Richards, it Is expected, will
| tell an interesting story of the assault.
I Qaa Of the most prominent piets IN the New
/ York Bay Cemetery ia that of the American
| Dramatic Fund Association. Dsspite tina fact
that II is close to Chapel avenue, taA main thpr-
| eughfare in the city Of the dead. few people
| know that there Is such q place. Tue plot was
| bought by the association over TWENTY-FIVE
I yeats ago, and so far but four followers Of the
| art Of Thespis have beea laid ~ rest within IN
! limits.
The large clock in the steeple of the Lndsp
| Avspus NJ. Es Church. rs strangely atfected ~
| tho Temperature. Whenever 4 cold snap ar
| rives the clock REFUSES 10 follow ttms IN its
I Hight, and comes to a standstfl. Whan the
pFesant cold weather arfiyed, Sunday night,
| the clock, as usuai, Qpis WORK, aRd ~ has 1el
! yet settled down "a business
s,AiSass Mamis HapknaY Of Fort EiaiBs N. X !,
Y sllSitlug hes sister. Mrs Edward schastz oi
| PaRfprthi ayenus:
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