The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-12
GREENVlLLE S S

The Republican victory of Tuesday
last has made the Democrats of Green
game a strong Democratic club in the
district, the leaders in the movement
claiming that the result of the election
strong Democratic clubs in every dis
trict, and particularly in G|reenville. One
of the Democrats Interested in the move
ment in discussing the matter said
Il am told that the Democratic County
IS opposed to the organiza-
ton of District clubs, and that the Coun-
ty Committeeman in this end of the dis
trict have discouraged such action. Why
this should be l am at a loss to under
stand. Clubs would strengthen the party
and We propose to organl1e one whether
tine County COMMITTEE sanction it or not
A meeting for the purpose of discussing
plans of organization viii be held shortly.
All Democrats wishing to join in the
movement are requested to send Their
nanlss and addresses to Mr.. Robert
Carey, No. 259 Washington street, this
A clue which may lead to the capture
of the burglars who have committed SO
furnished to the Fifth precinct police
Yesterday afternoon by Mr.; Walter Young
of Linden venue and the. New York
tow path of the Morris Canal near his
residence Wednesday morning Mr.. Young
ound, a black spring, overcoat lying on
the bank alongside the tow path. Find
ing the coat TO be almost new Mr.. Young
took it home. Up2n searching the pockets
lie IOu1u a nuIlDSr Oh D3DSfS bearing the
name of Mr.. Edward Barr, whose rest
dence OF Lignot Court was robbed early
Sunday morning. Young took the coat
TO Mr.. Barr. who identified 1t as one
advised young to turn the coat over to
the police. and Young did so. The find
gree that the burglars who have been
committing the roboeries ave made
the.r. escape from town by. way of the
ana tow path or else have had a boat
anchored at the shore. and used it to
convey them to New York or wherever
b fhs5r b haaat nay hay they be; Wih s pSl6ee loo n9w
the burglars quarters.
For a number of days Mr.. Frank Tren-
No. .761 Ocean avenue, has been missing
small Mount from his cash drawer.
Yesterday afternoon he caught. eleven
vile avenue in the act of stealing twenty
cents from the till. He held him until
Roundsman Engles of the Fifth precinct
AT the station house he confessed to
having robbed the tn OF fifteen cents On
Wednesday aftsrneon put implicated ate
they had given him two cents to rob
the till. Young. Lennon is q member of
Miss Walsh's class at No. 20 School on
DanfoEth avenue, but he has been a
truant for the past three weeks.
The Minkalpwa Club proposes to make
cosy IN the city. The large, room on the
ground floor will receive new furniture
and Will pc USED as q SNttlGlS room and
general meeting room. The rooms on the
second floor viii be used for card, pool
and billiard playing and other games.
The pool table was placed in position
The property owners of Noble street
will hold a mass meeting at Stencils
Pavilion this evening to agitate the lay
ing of a sewer in that t~horoughfare and
the new County Road, to connect with
the new West Side main sewer. All
property owners interested in the mat
ter are requested to be present.
Bay View Lodge, f. and A. NJ, held
a we'll attended communication last even
ing st Baraber Hall and initiated Mr.. J,
H. Tourelle, the ceremony as performed
BY Worshipfui Master john ]. yuhl, as
sisted by Brothers Rinehardt and Hoff-
mann. being very impressive. AT the
meeting which VIII be held on Thursday
evening, April Is, ex-Assemblyman James
S. Erwin wild be raised to the sublime
degree of Master Mason. Members of
the craft are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
Pauls r. c. Church was reported slight
" improved by DIR. LlgnoI last night.
During hts ilAlesS Father Shan6e1 has
refused to lie in bed except . sleep, and
although seriously Ill, he prefers to sit
up in an easy chair during the greater
part of the day.