New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
JERSEY CITY.
ALL THE CITY SCHOOLS WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY.

A NEW BUILDING NEEDED FOR SCHOOL NO l.
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The twenty-elgh, public schools in Jersey CITY
,vun oman on Monday and the school year begin
The Board OF Educate has utilized vacation "ne
for making necessary repairs to the schooi ou''u-
ings and everything has been done 10 auu " VIC
comfort OF pupils and teachers that was p',s'oe
with the limited amount of money appropriate, w
that purpose School No. ] should De replace ~
4 new and modern building the wa''s VI '"'
building are out OF plumb. ana II IL 10 ="
,ectlv safe condition 1t does not appear 50 10 ."e
average observer The schoolhouse IL IN 'he ee".o
NJ q denselv populated district ana IL - ""o''
INADEQUATE 10 meet the demands made on ~
BOARD of Education has not yet disco'ereu ""o
the scoundrel was that nearly t"o
IN the night time cut two HOES IN .he "".'
Ir. an the fourth floor Of the High school, ana
thereby caused the entire building to be hoooeu
DESTROYING ceilings. walls and carpets
The last of the summer series OF union services
was held last Sunday. The Rev ii. NJ Moi'!' Vi
ypsilant. Mich. preached. These union services
have been largely attended
The Rev E. l.. Stoddard. of St johns hpiscopa
church. has returned home from his summer vaca
,,or and will Tomorrow resume his place IN 'he
pulpit.
x,s q Trim of Eighth-st., few evenings
80 cave q reception in honor OF her two oausn-
,er. Vim had tIst returned from the CatsKih 'io""
taips where they had been all summer Inc eve"
tho vas nasssd In music. dancing and a game Vi
progressive euchre. Refreshments were ser'eu a.
late hour.
Mr.. Knickerbocker Of Magnolia-ave. ana ner
riecs Miss Hattie Smith. have returned from ''e
Ca.skijI, where they had been since June
The dance given by Hudson Lodge NO I''o,'
knights and Ladies' OF Honor. few nights ago az
Pohlmanns pavilion pleasant ana,n an no Miss
attended. The reception ,nnan Miss sophia Ieh-
nem Mss Sablna Lyons. Archibald IL bioch'
Thomas H. Carroll and Henry Fehrens. Jr'
Mics Clara Eliot a sister OF Morris E,uOt ~ Sy
inent wholesale liquor merSnan' ~ Hartford Conn
n o. - Hail by the Rev. DR. Radwz the nan
Was profusey with noW ns vo %na Sonps
~ 49, ths ceremony was ended reception Ioho@eu
"a an excellent supper was serNel it'i. . ,.
nerty OF dancing and some dehgh'iu' No'a' anu 80
Ornamental music was gwen. 49,, c,,.,,.,,
The proposed union mass meeting OF tne al nros
,,,ans ~ Hudson County will be held IN an p uvh
S,y during the last week or the present. Dar,,
II IL likely that the meeting VII DE On, IN '"e al"
Reformed Church in East Hamilton race go
This afternoon Sheriff Toffey VIII! mahe pu un
tho names of the Grand Jurors VINO nave r Seon
drawn for the september tei"'' "
day next. ,,,,.x
Ex-senator and Mrs William Brinke Kerr, ar, are
puests M the Profile House. Wnite Moun. a,S
Tney will return home about the last OF 'he i'o'"
Dr. John Nevin and Mrs; Nevin VIII return No"'
Montrose. Penn, this month.
The Rov Paul d. Van Cleef and his family are az
CRYSTAL Lake ILL.,. and have been there hu"ioe' Vi
weeks. ,o
The enrolment on September showed an increase ee
If from, six 10 Twelve Republican voters III can
precinct The primaries to elect He,es T he held
on September L.