The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-13
GREENVILLE GOSSIP.

Greenvine Lodge No. 10, /. Q. o. F.,
| will work the second and third degrees
| tonight at the lodge rooms in Bamber
Hall. Members of sister lodges are in
vited to attend.
The Minkakwa Club gave its regular
weekly growl at it's meeting last evening.
The members denounced the Evening
Journal for the course it pursued in the
recent campaign and referred to the
Chronicle as " the only paper in Hud-
son county which has the Republican
party's interest at heart" These groWls
were embodied in resolutions which the
Secretary was ordered to spread in full
upon the minutes" In the resolution
Chairman E. W. Woolley of the County
Committee, ex-Assemblyman James S.
Erwin and Michael Schultz were thanked
for their service in the campaign. The
Committee on Club House for the six
teenth time reported progress, After the
meeting the members discussed the al
legged ballot box frauds, and not a few
were gloomy over the prospect of an
honest recount.
Damon Council, Royal Arcanum, cele-
brates it's anniversary every year by CIV
ing a free entertainment to the members
and their friends. Tomorrow being the
held at Belvedere Hall. A fine pro-
gramme has been arranged and a large
number of invitations have been sent out.
The burglars who are at work in Green
vile have transferred their operations to
the west side. On Saturday night an at
tempt was made to rob Mr.. Duhart's
store on Bergen, near Gator avenue, but
the burglars were scared off before they
succeeded in effecting an entrance. The
police have been notified and the usual
investigation has been made, but no clue
to the burglars has vet been discovered.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
Greenville Y. M. G. A. at Bamber Hall
tomorrow night promises to be a big sue
cess. Chairman Walker of the Committee
of Arrangements announces that a large
number Of tickets have been sold. The
entertainment will be given by the Hotch-
kin Sisters, one of the most clever com
panies now on the DAD
Subscription books for the new four
teenth series of the G~reenville Building
and Loan Association are now open and
shares can be subscribed for by signing
the book at the rooms, Nc. 80 Linden ave-
nue.. The payments on the series will
begin on the first Monday in December.
Secretary Routh is now at work upon
his annual report, printed copies of which
will be ready for distribution in a few
weeks.
Rev. Father Schandel of St. PauPs r.
c., who tainted at the altar while saying
today. He is still under the care of DR..
Finn.
The work on the Ocean avenue improve
ment is progressing slowly. The paving
BLOCKS have been laid as far as Danforth
avenue, and unless Contractor Byrne
hustles things the work will not be COM
pleted until January /, Just why Mr..
thai will shortly receive the ~attention
of the Sixth District Citizens Improve
ment Association. The charge that the
pavement is not being laid properly will
also be investigated.
Sergeant Charles Haag of the Fifth
precinct is a strong believer in physical
development and puts his ideas on the
matter in practical form by juggling a
pair of dumb-bells Weighing twenty
pounds each before and after dinner each
day. In stature Hoag Is a second San
dow and can back up his claim of cham
pion strong man of the force" in a con-
vincing anner