The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-04
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The failure of the late Mr.. August
Zeugner TO execute a will has left his
and much regret is. expressed by Green
vile residents for Mrs. Zeugner, VINO
iaoored hard with her husband to ae-
"a at the time of his death. Under the
present law the property VIII De divided
Mrs; zeugnner and Mr.; Zeugaer's two
100000, one. parcel, the Belvedere Hotel
properly, alone being valued at $4,000.
Mrs. zeugner stili retains the manage
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. O.. P. Vreeland, who d5ea on
Tuesday. afternoon from heart failure,
o'clock at her late residence, Garfield near
Linde avenue. The interment will be
IN the family plot in the New York Bay
Much OF the illness of the G~reenville
section IS being attributed to the filthy
comdition of the Passaic water. The COM
plant against the water is general, even
though the Passaic fluid is more pure and
palatable than i has a'ss been sizoT for some some
that the water is so foul that he is un-
able to use it n compromising medicine.
The residents say that G%reenville water
directly from Bellevilie and does not pass
through the Jersey City ressTyoir; Va
Elm Will hold It's regular meeting at
Kraus' Hotel on Ocean avenue. The COM
mittae which mas charge OF the arrange
ments for the annual Fest" viii rem
der a report.
The arrangements for the big skating
ropoiitan Hall rink on Saturday even
ing have been completed: The event
promises to a big success: Exhibitions in
Woods the human top" Lille Costello
and Thomas D. Phillips. champion double
skaters OF Tih fhe bo wo 9 Two the mil fea profes 81 fna
race in which the following cracks have
enteres:-Tom Longields champion o.
New Jersey; Emmett Mcdowell, champion
of Pennsylvania; Chuck Lyons, A: Woods
of New York and Harry Barnes of Brook
been placed on the race. There viii also
be a match game OF, polo between the
Jersey Citys and Kn~ickerbockers of New
York, The carnival will conclude with a
one mile amateur race for the local cham
The Residents n property owners who
ing to remove the paving blocks which
are piled up 2 on pae the ssaafns nn t On W Wceaa
tree. The blocks are the property of the
Consolidated Traction Company and are
now being used IN repairing the section
of the Street between the company's
The Greenville Republican League Club
at the Globe Hotel. and in accordance
with the established custom all the Re-
publican candidates We're endorsed. II
was decided to receive returns at the
club rooms on election night, and a
committee was appointed to secure the
committee which has charge OF the ar
rangements. for the minstrel and must
cal entertainment, which will be given
at Bamber Hall on April p, reported
that a large number of tickets had al
ready been sold and that success Is
the Board of Aldermen paid a visit to
the club while the meeting was in pro-
gress and delivered a red hot campaign
The Board of Directors of the Green
vile Building and Loan Association No.
2 held their last meeting preparatory to
removal to the new building at Winfield
and ocean avenue. at Bam6er hall last
evening. The board decided to increase
Secretary George F. Wits salary to
1000 a year. Judge Robert S. Hudspeth
was ELECTED solicitor.
hold its regular Communication at BAN
Der Hall this evening.