The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-20
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The Fifth precinct police were notified
at six O'Clock that a man had been taken
station Of the Central Railroad. Mount
ed Policeman THAI was detailed to in
vestigate the case, and he found the man,
Who roved to be a tramp, seriously Ill.
DR.. HOLSTER was summoned and he or
dered the man removed to the City Hos
pital. The man said that his name was
suspect that Walsh knows a thing. or
robbery Of Judge Hudspeth's residence.
and detectives will probably be put to
work to investigate his record.
A, held a we'll attended meeting last
evening at the Globe Hotel, and Mr..
Robert Wehb, Devine was initiated. The
election of two delegates to the State
Convention, which will be held in May;
P P9st G Chief I29a Harry Cakes and
candidates. The court decided to hold
it's annual picnic at the Greenvilie Schuet-
zen Park on Decoration Day. and the
make the necessary arrangements
Harry oakes, Chairman; Richard D. Uld-
rotary; Louis Uhl, John r. White, Cas-
Gorcoran4, William Won MoiRenbeck.
Hausser. John schroIl. John j. Fleming.
Charles Kelly and Peter Fichtl. Prize
s BOY dancin sack 1,u F ps fbe {& P9le eli Ing Ing
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Damon Council, No. 1,1sS,. Royal Ar
ssanum, initiated Its one hunddGedth mem
and the event will be celebrated with a
jollifcation at the next meeting. This
other members initiated were. Charles
and s1dAss{ Stephen Herig. Mfrr. Humphries was
New York council. Regent John H. jan
sen presided and over forty members.
yer, wers present sqtsna The he inRffa de-
The three hundredth man, Gov
ernor George T. Werts, at Uniques Coun-
ell on Friday evening. Supervising Depu-
ent at the meeting.
The Greenviile Republican League Club
to the Hudson County League by the
precinct clubs of the First. Second and
Third precincts.
Greenville Circle No. 222, Companions
Of the Forest, is in an exceedingly pros
porous condition. Through the energetic
efforts of Past Chief Companion Miss
largely increased, and the Circle promises
to become the banner Circle of Hudson
county. Al the meeting on Monday
G inereas yn e" The ne mem meTe6fp fo fhi eieceSa'
The Treasurer's report showed a fund
on hand of $3.50. 1t was decided to hold
on one June IS. Miss Welsh Was elected Fl
nancial Secretary.
Contractor Henry Byrne has made
side sewer. This sewer, the only one
on the West Side. will have its outlet
at Danforth avenue, where it will empty
into Newark Bay. This morning Gem
tractor Byrne's employees began the work
of laying the siphon pipe on the bed of
the Norris Canal.
AT the rattle of a clock for the bene-
fit of the widow of the late Patrick
Coughlin, held some time ago under the
auspices of Court G~reenville, A. O. F..
of A, $50 was realized.
Mr. Charles Bennett of the Greenville
Republican League Club announces that
domination of Constable from the Sixth
district. Mr.. Bennett retires in favor
of Constable Meyer, who seeks a renomi-
nation.
The many friends of Mr.. Louis Seller
III tire Globe HeteI lenoerea him an agVe.-
able surprise last evening upon the oc-
casion of his fcrty-third birthday Mr..
Sellers friends marched into the ghotel
at nine O'Clock and offered corgratu-
lations to the genial Louis, who was taken
unawares, he having forgotten the inn
portance of the day. Mr.. SELLER soon
recovered from the surprise, however,
and became the leader in the merry
making which followed. He was pre-
sented with a set of cartoons, in which
he is made to figure most prominently,
and these furnished the foundation for
the fun of the evening. Speeches by
Mr.. SELLER and Mr.. Henry c. Petty were
the features of the evening. The Green
vile Liederkranz and Greenville Repub-
League Club were well represented.