The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-14
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The entertainment for the benefit of
The Claremont Presbyterian Church will
Claremont avenue. The committee in
charge of the arrangements has pre-
pared an excellent programme and a
attend. Among those who will par
ticipate in the programme is Mr.. Alonzo
2; Dickson, the well known humorist.
lists before the public and his funny say
ing are always as fresh as new mown
hS Tbe recent visit Of burglars TO the.
Greenyille section has not made the
residents any more careful regarding
the fastening Of their doors and windows
utes past four o'clock yesterday morn
ing Patrolman Mullins of the Fifth pre-
cinct found the door of August Schnnfdt's
policeman awakened Mr.. Schmidt, and
an examination of the place was made.
Nothing was disturbed however. and Mr..
Schmidt returned to his slumbers to
dream of burglars.
when a robbery takes place in this
precinct" said Sergeaant Haag Yesterday,
force here and the residents must not
blame US when their houses are robbed
if they persist in leaving doors and Win
Bay view Lodge, +. and A. NJ, VIII
hold its regular weekly Communication
this evening at the lodge rooms in BAN
can leave the Greenwich anforth match
game long enough he will be raised to
the sublime degree of Master Mason.
B ne g sln eonn SsTssdy 8 Gl1S the ne ziany E Eoys
gelical Lutheran Church, has increased
It's membership, to twenty, and now that
equipped with uniforms and rifles. the
drills are always well attended. Drills
are held every Tuesday evening at the
Commander-in-Chief George Burkhard;
Captain. Walter Renker; First L.euten-
ant Theodore Creme; First Sergeant,
Hopmann and John Week. on last
SUNDAY. a-fternoon q public mee5ing was
why the Boys Brigade Should Not
sisStent Christian cannot sign the pledge,
because by. signing 1t he. would agree
not to use any liquor and therefore could
munion. A collection was taken for the
benefit of the company.
Although the long expected Street and
made its appearance in the. Legislature,
.Greenvflle Democrats are discussing the
relative merits of a humble of gentle
dates dasa I from az Gr senssi = T n p ieaaers e favor
Library Trustee Stephen I. Harvey and
say that he. would win easily. The
the citizens Of Greenville to NO small ex-
tent. Mr.. Harvey has always been a
hustler for public improvements, and
with him in the board Greenville would
be well taken care of.
Despite the Indictment weather last
evening the fifth of the series Of lee
lures IN popular subjects at the new
No Is school in Woodlawn was well at
tended. The subject was Touring in
England, Scotland and ireland on Next
e Noting" and the lecturer, Mr.; ].
with a m~inuteness of detail that made
the lecture the most interesting of the
series. The s~tereopticon views of all the
points of interest, in Her Majesty's Do
which will be the last of the series,
will be delivered on Wednesday even
ing, March q, by. Mr.. Arthur G. Maclay.
The subject will be San Evening In
Japan"
The Fifth precinct have a clue to the
thieves who paid a visit to Judge Hud-
house en- Saturday morning last,
sand in a few lays they hope to have
the guilty parties behind the bars.
The work on the new clubhouse of the
|sMinhakwa Club Is progressing at q
lively rate and unless something unex-
pected happens the Minks will be able
to take Possession OF their new quarters
on April !. The formal opening Of the
~clphhouse viii be an event long to be
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