The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-18
CITY NEWS NOTES

st. Johns Free Church choir will have its
annual supper in the basement of the church
The Aroma Athletic Club will hold a meet
ing at No. 14l Jackson avenue on Sunday
night for the purpose of reorganizing. They
will give a masquerade ball at Bergen Hall
February 21
The gutter on Grace III. e. Church has been
broken off by the snow and ice sliding from
the roof.
, Unity Circle, Kings Danghters, of the First
party tonight in the church parlors.
The Rev. NJ. L. Gates will talk on Sunday
night on "Chief Murphy and the Policy
The Monticello avenue cars cross the canal
bridges at top speed Horses are compelled
Trolley cars were blocked on Grand street
last night for half an hour between five and
SIX o'clock A horse fell on the car track at
ti Grace M E. Church Sunday School will
have its annual turkey supper on January
81, in Columbia Building and Loan Asaocia-
tion Hail. No. 2s1 Tonnele avenue
Court Bergen, A. o. f., will give its an
nual entertainment and reception at Bergen
Hail. January 2s.
The Rev. M. L. Gates is a victineof the
grip. The Rev Dr.. Lowrie is confined to
the house with a severe cold
Corps 2, Salvation Army. had open air
meeting at Harrison and Monticello avenues
last night, preceding the regular meeting In
their hall at Bergen avenue and Union street.
Tonight Captain MimIns will lead econ
secration' meeting.
The slum work Of the Salvation Army will
Reformed Church January 20.
All the testimony in the case Of Mrs. Adele
for s25o00 damages for injuries received in
the depot at Hoboken, is in before Justice
LippiEcott, and on Monday next counsel will
begin summing up.
Fire broke out last night in the home of
Peter Tillman. No. Ogden place, and caus-
ed $3.50 damage. 1t was fully insured.
defective fue the cause.
The Hudson City Improvement League will
meet tonight at Groeschei's Hall. Oakland
and Beacon avenues
There are four cases of typhoid fever at
Christ Hospital. Eight little children are un-
der the matron's care in the Daisy Ward.
An apron and neclste party was given at
the Avenue House last night by the Ladies'
Society of St. Pauls German Lutheran
Church. Summit and st. Paui's avenue. An
excellent supper was served and dancing con-
tinued until after midnight. On the Commit
tee Of Arrangements were Mrs. Mary Pange
Miss E. Kern and Mrs. A. Frank The grand
march led by Mr.. Henry Fluge ana
Miss Minnie Frank. A hundred couples filled
| the ball room.
The tin work on the roof of the Pennsyl-
copper An ice guard is also being built to
| protect the glass portion of the roof
About 100 men arrived in the Pennsylvania
Railroad from Philadelphia Wednesday night.
| the places of the striking notormen and con-
| duetors. They have been going back in small
patches on nearly every train since.
1 There was rattle at Muiler's bowling all
| leys Montgomery street last night for a dia-
mond horseshoe pin valued at $50. 1t was
| won by Mr.. William Meschutt, who threw
| AZ for L. d. Stegman.
| Fire in the Newman Mission Home last
/ night caused $50 damage.
| Four-year-o Andy Bowne of No. 1859 Tenth
| street wandered away from his home last
night He was found by a policeman and
| restored to his parents.