New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
HUDSON COUNTY.
JERSEY CITY.
THE FIRE BOARD PAYS OFF ITS OLD
DEBTS AND RAISES a SALARY.

NOTES AND GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE AND AZ
FAIRS THE coMM,NDERY BALL"
Tho Jersey city Fire Board. at its meeting on
"Wednesday night paid off the las, of the debts ic't
A. as lesaces oy the Old Democratic poaiu' a."
raised the salary OF Assistant Chief Deh'''e"u "
$3.50 10 $1,000 which is generally iesaroeu do
deserved compliment 10 a capable anu en'o'S
officer whose long service has en'ueu n''
consideration. When the ring had cohtro'' u man.
tanned a Superintendent at $500 ana N"e' d
$500 while the Assistant Chief was sun "ep' NV,
TO the old salary fixed when he was "ppo'n.'N ~,
the creation Of paid department. III io'i
Denmead has held the office since that um' Ho
is a Republican. and Democratic boards 0ou'u "V
remove him, because he Is veteran soi'''' - WA
as a veteran fireman. ,
The Hudson County Courthouse d. "c'''! ~
Is so poorly ventilated that Judge HuusPsN' '
been Obliged TO order the constaoies 10 eAci ~ on
oersons save those who have legitimate busihess
,yi,b tho Court The structure was erected in lsio
when Hudson was set off from Bergen COMFY
and though il was probably considered a handsome
building thea it is sadly deficient in modern I'M
provements ..,
The Christian EndeavOr Societies OF the secohu
Presbyterian North Baptist and Park Reformed
churches of Jersey City will ho.d joint ceieora-
ton at the Second Presbyterian Church on Mon
day night by way OF celebrating the iouf'eeh'h
anniversary OF the founding of the society
Henry Morgan, of Webster-ave and Four'n-s'"
Jersey. He has served Doric Lodge OF Mas'nS III
that capacity for over twenty-six years
Chancellor McCiin. whose home Is IN jersey lily
and j. Flave MCGEE. one of his closest ,csaa nI
personal friends take hours ride on noiseo IN
every morning They are regarded as among us
hes, horsemen in the CITY has ,een IN Florida for
three weeks recupera;lng after his recent severe
illness, has returned much improved. lie VIII re-
The Re Rev " John L. scadder and his family
Beach and his family ana sTy o IN TO sal. by the
Frs.and on February &. The trip viii last It, two
m Tne So ans Of 5fe b Rsri se VI" @
gomerys and Jerseyave Elm, VIII Ib prSos a. looking for
new home, its present clubhouse al 'ra"o anu
for its annual reception II will be given i apTu
ega IF with ns be- @G 3Rs su saa Of honor
p Se" Leonard ~ j. Gordon of the Palma Club Is
one OF 'ne asS one Of the who made
susie for the old ring though not ps or oe Command
cry of Jersey CITY, Hasbropck Hall Sn IGss9f 5s
evening was the MsS %s ana anfSr the
trast with the handsome dresses OF the adles a ~
s ssrhnS eaders Of the and New
York Brooklyn and elsewhere AnoNg 'a and Mrs
sbsr, NJ We snS Mps Mr. e and M John andrns
Mrs Elias N DuO Mich Mr s sehuz E'
and sas Mrs George VI Fson Mr. and Mrs S Fred 1d
Tck E PHTss5 H % and MFi Hiss
almer WS ,s p Jacobs joan watson
Farrier W p,rds DlioP Edward Brown A. NJ Flake.
THOMAS b. Mills Joseph Newman John j. B msors
Abram Well Samuel Hague r r GaT lar FarrieT
Bessie Walsh and HaSG ns Robert
Simnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Woodward MI
and Mrs Richard Brown MI and Mrs, Mr. '" and d Mrs
Edward Schultz Mr.. and Mrs. b. F; Adams; Nj
and Mrs Charles Fuherein, Nj and Mrs; j. WI WI
y eonard Mr. and Mrs. George w Morrow, MI anu
Mrs Mr. and I'd Mrs sad Nr kedsray W.
Moo,iev MIR and Mrs. ii. A. Decker. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. S MINNIE MRS Ea~ snd Mrs 'p msn
Mclean MIR and Mrs. Earl Mandevlle, MI ana
Mrs Sidney Bare Mr. and Mrs Isaac Mrs f Warren rem
I Dobbs Sir. and Mrs. William B. Pugh Mr. ana a
Mrs r. B. Sears. Mr. and Mrs }; ia l. NJ rirT a. M
crichon Mir and Mrs Joseph r Mo- Moore George MT ap
Earrer MIR and Mrs. John HILL MI. ann Mrs
George W Laforge. Mr.. and Mrs r. {, koVm M
Vanderbeek Thomas w. Tiden and the Misses
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