The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-19
GREENVILLE S

The eleventh annual report of the
GreenvlEe Building and Loan Associa-
porous year. The association IS now
carrying seven series. and each has
earned 2 snug profit to date. The sum-
each shafe. $3.50; present value. $500.
Second series. 45s shares, net gan each
s25.oi; present Value, ssl6basga Fourth
SCI ser: Is. AZ shares net sei gain z, 1 lsafh share,
present value. ss2.O6. Sixth series, $50
shares. net gain each share, ss.45; pres,
shares. net gain each share, .5I; pres
ent value. s14.5L. The menbe9 hip is as
folloWs:-First series. loS: second series.
HI fifth fh SERIES seF IS: l sisth f0s ssrIes se1 is. and a2ai
seventh series, i1o. The assets and la
bilities are as follows
s26s. 1892: working stock. ss77.i5; sub,
owned by assoe.at:on, sls $50; cash in
Liabilities-Due shareholders for sub
scriptions, $1es. 466. Go; due appropriations,
3, 40 b; = unearn ssa o ssaub b. Included
e. c9at @EaEts s7f 1855 e G e. II, RS sEs5 ess.s # ass0-
of this section. was married on Tuesday
evening evening t to = Miss : I. n REID, vat at St; ha,xa
NAASS . ~ 49,. a 3oA2S
number of G~reenv.lle and Jersey City
people were present at the ceremony:
Mt. lanes Shannon was best man., and
Miss M. O'Br.en was bridesmaid. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien left
for Boston. where they will spend their
honeymoon. Among the Jersey City and
Peter Erhart, Miss M. Desmond, Miss
A. Desmond. Misses May and p. Des7
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. o,Brien, M. and
Beaney. Mr.. C. O,Br.en, MIR. and Mrs.
Keilt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Parlser.
The Hudson County Schwabischer K.
evening at Kraus' Hotel on Ocean ave-
nue., and received an encouraging report
from the COMMITTEES which has charge
The committee reported tha the Green
vile Schuetzen Park had been leasedsfor
Labor Day and the day following, and
omitted last year, will be a feature this
year. The caravans will be elaborately
decorated. and will represent the different
land: At the park the usual games, in
clldsng the. famous seven Suabians on
the hare hunt, VII be held.
owners at the meeting of the Sixth Dis
trict Citizens Association on Wednesday
evening has greatly encouraged Presi-
be held at stated periods hereaftsr.
The BARRIERS IN the Greenville section
are at loggeyheads; The trouble has
DSOAl II ~ q LOliSOl1dl L III
arrived but recently in town. and who,
as an inducenent to customers, offers
a free Shine" with every shave. The
thrifty Italian. who conducts the ton
sor.al parlor'' has purchased a neat boot
blackins stand and outfit, and his young
son, who was formerly employed as a
hootblack on one of the Pennsylvania
ferryboats, does the rest. The scheme
has worked admirably. and the other
BARRIERS. noticing a falling off in their
trade, are putting their heads together
with the hope of devising a plan where
by the new artist can be brought to
terms.
Centenary Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
VII meet this evening at .Bamber Hall.
Several new members will be initiated,
and the committee which had charge
Of the recent entertainment will render
a report.
The agitation for a larger police force
begun by the GreenviIle Republican
clubs and organizations in the district.
A mass meeting S talked Of, and the
clubs will be asked to combine to make
the demonstration one that will have
effect.