New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
JERSEY CITY.
HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS WORK
ING IN HARMONY.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS IN TIE MEADOWS
THE FOURTH REGIMENTS ARMoRY
CLOSED INTO AGATE A NUISANCE.

THE FOURTH REGIMENTS ARMoHY
CLOSED INTO AGATE A NUISANCE
The harmony that prevails among Republicans
throughout Hudson County. and particularly III
Jersey City. is demonstrated by the crowded ana
enthusiastic meetings that are nightly being heiH
and the receptions tina; accorded to the speak
ers Those who have watched these meetings say
that they exceed in attendance and enthusiasm the
meetings Of a year This IS partly because OF
the success of ast November is regarded as IN"
augury OF greater success this year, ana party
on account of the general strength of the nominal
tons Thomas McEvan. the candidate for CON
,ress is an able lawyer and bright speaker. and IS
received with cheers wherever he goes The county
ticket too with John q. Fisher for County clerk.
and Frederick trambach. jr. for Register OF Deeds
is conceded even by Democrats to be an unusually
strong combination Added 10 this is the faN that
the eleven Assemblyncn equally satisfactory TO
the public and the result is the strongest ticket
that been presented in HUDSON County by either
party for many years. -,
Jersey City has been selling this week under the
adjusted taxes have not been paid. AT the sale on
offered ard a city official and a well-known hotel
man. who we're looking for bargains thouSht ,hry
would invest. the taxes on these lots VARYING iron,
81 10 So The hotel man asked where the properly
was and his official friend told MN M io.s ~vie
in Greenve and could not fan TO a1vanc" IN Pic,
After he had placed so on five lots ne coh'iun'I
TO inspect the map. and was astonished TO ma
smn civ district near the County Road. Tho chief
product of the soil Is muskrats and ca -tallS. ana
der water But the hotel man IS Of a philosophical
turn Of mind. He says that when ms lf'rhl@ e.
into trouble he the property as !" nds i"i
- Vail bond and when he can't lind friend TO bail
will amuse himself by bang the water from MS
The new armory of the ith Resimcni at hs iI;sl,
ave and Church-s Jersey 'ity nas p Dee an,sbirg
touches are being put to the interior. Ihr Shg
~ - the Heights. IT ~ - i''' !
long and 80 feet wide and glazed WIN nraNS Pi' =
he occupied are now considering the furnishing OF
rooms. but nothing definite has yet been done III
One Of the most valuable institutions in Jersey ,,s
CIV is the Young Women Association. al ~
Grand-s Its object Is to all young women u, o.
qurins education. and also 10 hr r ~ - f,ur
months ago and already its success l. as'ui"l
Among the things it teaches are ''e'crap' ynr,i
muse plain sewing. dressmakiNg, ombro'herf.
millnery anI acS in;5 cla@es Therc arr twenty
i've Young women taking lessons IN me Tx
nSn n' m1 s,enographv fifteen bookkeeping;
twenty-five e'ocution. SIX coinioslli'h. '"ehE ir,
,wnntyive drsssmaking the same number millinery
and twenty cooking. The cost l. NC, -
m1nps ssHmni sum weekly Tn manaeeoent Is
i'm the hands OF the Sisters OF - flo}s.lS 80,
ohJ On - - he Ravine Road sewer originally Il
was intended to drain the no. tl,. So Nh ~ ~
10. -
bin1 Hohoken the sewer after descending thr mn,
INNS through Hoboken. Twelve years ago thls Ss"e'
hurst un6rr the pressure OF heavy storm anu ~.
broken portion. being in HoDoheh. haS nv''Y
hem menird The sewage 81 cafri,u n" y
from Jersey city. and that Vas an me GA
democratic ring cared for Tnai vas u's-
charged on the HoDOhen mcaupNS anu "iS a
continual menace 10 HohOkens peop.e Gao not WVVy
Jersev Citv politicians The Hohofen health aHthor-
49,, yycen;tly asked Judge I.pplncOtt for mande-
rus 10 compel the Commissioners to perform 'h,li
duty al once He granted a rule 10 shc" aus, ana
M de II returnahe at Trenton on wednesday h"A''
and there is now a reasonable probability that thH
sewer broken in 1852. VII be repaiTeI some 'ie d"
An important gathering % Meihodisis represent
,np The churches Of Jersey city, E0bpkcn. Hayonne
and Union Hi he'd few days @XD AZ lie
home OF William II. Beach. No. % West si"e-dNr-'
Jersey city 10 organize city "ydnsclzatioH uhv.''
ths oliect being 10 clear OF all the debts or IN"
Wethoiist churches Of Hudson County, or at least
OF those sections represented IN the union ne AK
grerate OF these debts is abOu; $1,000 ana the cost
a. carving them is "A serious burden upon. IN"
church,s These officers chosen: Irrsi1enl'
William H. Beach; first vice president. James !.
Forster: second vlce-presiient Samuel Siirlls, sec
rotary the Rev. r.. y Crasto; treasurer: g. " ison-
erts; trustees. Charles Judge +" W. Hfcnc0ck, {.
c. Rawl,ns, VI. c. Hal. G. T.. Little and Messr"'
Gilmore and Wheeler.
pany fell from platform in the Erie station Jersey
City. yesterday morning. -
Two Of them died from their injuries. The deid
are Charles ROckey. twenty-five years Oh, 81 80.
Is McI.anest.. Passaic. and John Hume. twenty
two years old married. Of No ~ Ggove-si. Jersey
CITY. The others were severely wounded The rali-
road officials are investigating the accident