The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-05
GREENVlLLE S


G~REENVlLLE GOSSIP
The First. Second and Third Precinct
Clubs. branch organizations of the Green
Vile Republican League CLUB, nave Sc
leeted their meeting 9e,eg p paSres S sn1 sec
ond and fourth Mondays OF eaeh montn'
at Groeschner's saloon; Second precihct,
of the Greenvilie Republican League
Club; Third precinct, first and third Fri
day, at sthe ,Woodlawn House eads9 q
clubs has equal representation in the
Hudson County Republican League OF
Clubs. with such well established CUPS
next meeting of the league, the Ere,
cinct Clubs right to representation VIII
be challenged.
Honor, Will meet Nthisssevening at the
Globe Hotel to arrange for the annual
picnic.
l-nual meeting Tuesday evening at the
residence of Finance COMMISSIONS j. =.
Detwiller, and encouraging reports were
lowing officers were elected:-President,
Charles Detwiller; Vice President, Fred
Lockwood. Secretary, CLARENCE Detwiller,
courts on Danforth avenue will be put
into the best possible condition., and the
first practice of the season Will be m
dulged in tomorrow week The cIuo
will place a very strong team in the
Mr. Charles S, Bennett. the well known
League Club. while entering the door
way of his residence. Nc. "a Noble street,
late on Monday night, vas h frigh5enedT h at
bullet buried itself in the woodwork OF
the door. Mr.. Bennett, after searching
the Immediate vicinity ana falling TO ma
sion that the bullet was fred by some
neiglhbor who probably was practising
on a cat or an Imaginary burglar.
A. NJ, at its regular meeting at the Bel
vedere Hall last evening, initiated five
new members.
publican League Club enjoyed a rare
treat at the meeting. on Wednesday even
Ing, when Mr. Wnliam 6 Hutehings
When Bayonne car No. 10e of the Con,
| solidated Traction Company reached
Union street on its trip dow town, at
ing the interior and platform was crowd
ed so that it seemed that not even a
toothpick could be accommodated IN ad-
diti6g to the p~assengers already there.
AT Union street, however, an elderly
| lady hailed the motorrlan, and the car
| was stopped. The conductor, who was
| quently seen on this line, seeing no one
| moving, gave the signal to start. n
lady had hold of the corner rail, and as
the car shot u she was thrown vio-
| lertly to the ground. Fortunately she
| received no Injuries: She refused to give
her name when asked to do so. The
conductor will probably receive a Vaca-
ton. -
| home late one night recently, he saw q
| tall man wearing rubber boots beat a
| hasty retreat from. the porch of his resi-
| dence on Panforth avenue. Although
the residence had not been entered, Petty
thinks the man had burglarious inten-
| lions, and he notified the police CT the
affair.
| The G~reenvile Reformed Church Ath-
| letic Association members were pleasant,
" entertained by Mr.. Alexander Reid
| at his residence on Pearsall avenue Tues
| day evening. Music, games and a sup
The Hudson County S~chwabischer
verein held its regular meeting last even
were discussed. The Committee of Ar
| rengements reported that it had leased
Armbruster's schuetzen Park for Labor
Day and the following day, and that ar
Engagements would be made for the hand
| ling of a big crowd. The committee also
! reported that it is preparing among 9th
hunt. by seven sehwabens; the mystic
| mill, where the old are made. young;
Punch and Judy show. prize bowling,
dramatic performances and dancing.
| The annual meeting of the G~reenvilie
United Building and Loan Association
was held last evening at Bambe aIad
a ahe a sae to. be in a most prosper
| Gus condition. The following officers
were elected-President, Reuben Sinp-
| son; Vice President. Henry H. Holmes;
Secretary, C. A. Hopman: Treasurer,
| Jchn Morrell; Trustees, A. Rocholl, Geo.
| SchuetE and J. F, Carey; Directors. j.
| II. Muller, F. Roehrenbeck. G. F.. Hahn,
| W. A. Rose, F. H. EMS, Oscar Bueh-
| binder, p. Weisert. c.. w. Dunn, Charles
Detwiiler, j. Knohloch and j. McManus;
Auditors, Alex. G. Armstrong, George
| C. Thefsen and Rudolf Fries.
Thomas Cunningham, q years OLD. "a
tramp, who makes his home In the big
pipe of the Woodiawn sewer, on the
meadows, was arrested by Patrolman
| Mullins of the Fifth precinct yesterday
afternoon. Cunningham was arrested for
| the same offense a few weeks ago, ana
| when released last week made direct for
his old haunt. The police will endeavor
| to find work for him at the County
A mass meeting in the interest of the
| Socialistic Labor Party candidates was
held last evening at Metropolitan Hall.
| There was a fair attendance and much
| enthusiasm. Addresses were made by 5.
| Wilson Becker of the American Railway
Union and Mr.. Harry Cakes, the local
candidate for the Street and Water
| Board.
The much talked of public entertain
ment of Centenary Lodge, K. of P. viii
be held this evening at Bamber Hall.