The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
GOSSIP.

The Republicans of Greenville are al
ready mass meetings in the
interest of the candidates who Will be
nominated at the coming, eonventlonS-
The first meeting will be held on Wed
dere Hotel. On Sunday the Campaign
Committees of the Greenville League and
Minkakwa clubs held a conference at
the latter's club rooms and appointed
Messrs. Theodore K. Wegman, Adam
Reid, Winfield c. Dunn, Charles A. Rose,
James K. Hutchinson and Henry z.
meeting. The expenses will be shared
by the two clubs and the County Com
mittee.
laborer employed at the Caven Point
oil yards while going to work yesterday
morning met with an accident which may
result in his DEATH Rai Meagoy r was cT near
the Raymond Roth Altenheim when a
passenger train shot out from the curve
beyond and struck him before he could
cut, and he received other injuries about
the body. The engineer stopped the
train, and McAyoy was taken apoard
precinct patrol wagon from the station
at Communipaw. The physicians at the
Hospital nave little hope of his recov-
Wedding bells will ring tomorrow even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiseman on Fulton aenvue upon the oc-
casion Of the marriage OF their laugh
ter, Amelia, to Mr.. Ernest Vogel Of New
York. The ceremony will be performed
by Pastor Andrae of St. Johns German
Evangelical Church of Fairview avenue.
organization composed of members of the
Hudson County Schwabischer Verein,
promises to become one of the leading
musical organizations of Greenville, The
ouartette is always in demand at the
meetings. of the Verein, which are great
" enlivened by the well rendered selee-
s---N4 ara hnfl Ivhr lTn6-
nesday evening at '-haupquartier," Kraus'
Hotel, Ocean avenue.
The Ocean avenue and Garfield avenue
gates and Office of the New York Bay
Cemetery are draped out of respect to
the memory of the late City Clerk. John
e. Scott.
League of the Linden Avenue NJ. E.
Church are deep in preparation for a
Mother Goose reception, which will be
held at the church ,, on Thursday eyeh-
With the visit of burglars to this sec
ton comes the cry for better police pro-
lection; The only, fault that the resi-
Of the Fifth precinct is that there are
not enough of them. With some. of the
night posts nearly a square mile IN area
prevent burglaries?" asked a prominent
property owner last evening when inter
viewed by q reporter OF the Jersey CITY
precinct said he, consists of but sight
men and the only wonder Is that not
more burglaries are committed. The
district comprising the Fifth precinct
pays, in proportion, more taxes than
any other section of the city, and the
citizens are justified in demanding that
more policemen be stationed here to
guard our lives and property"
The sixth and last of the series Of popu-
lar lectures at the new No. 10 School in
Woodlawn will be given tomorrow even
ing. Mr.. Arthur c. Maclay, the we'll
known traveller. VIII lecture on "An
Evening in Old Japan" a subject which
is apropos at this time on account of the
Chinese-Japanese war. Large s-tereopticon
quaint race of the East lives.
"a lecture for the benefit of the Green
vile Colored Baptist Mission VIII be
given at the mission rooms IN Greenville
avenue tomorrow evening.