The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-29

which will cross the Central's tracks will
be swung into position next week. TIE
trestle work now reaches a point midway
between Linden aud Chapel venues
The tracks have all been laid on the
meadows and In a few days trains can go
from the main depot, at Communipaw. TO
the proposed extension at Newark Bay
shore.
Gilbert r. Gedney.a carpenter. seventy
eight years old. of No. sos Kearney ave
nue.. died at the City Hospital yesterday
OF general debility. He was admitted on
January 0
Miss Jessie Dillaway. Of Linden avenue
is visiting friends at Railway.
Mr.. and Mr.. Benjamin Buck will short
ly return to their Greenvilla home. They
will reside on Pearsall avenue
A progressive euchre aud dance will be
given by Miss Lena Detwiller this even
ing at her home on Danforth avenue.
Pearsall avenue. between Ocean avenue
and Avenue r, Is to be graded and I'M
proved. The preliminary assessment map
has been filed.
Miss Robinson's resignation as a teacher
In the Danforth avenue public school
takes effect next Tuesday. The vacancy
will be filled Tuesday evening. by the
Board of Education,
About thirty young people, represent
ing prominent families ia Greenv1lle,
have been organized as a dancing class,
to meet at Belvldere Hall, every Satur-
day evening. Professor Anderson will
instruct the little ones.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Ladies' Auxiliary has
elected the following oficers:-President,
Miss G. I. Dillaway; vice president Mrs,
5. l. Hnrvey; secretary, Miss Mamie
Walker; treasurer, Miss NJ. Armstrong.
Nh. Jonn Bancker gave a basket party
at his residence. No. 2 Winfield avenue.
last evening. Over fifty dollars was real
feed from the sale Of baskets.
NJ ~ $500 -
trail Railroad complain that the platform
along the tracks at the Greenville station
is too short. The last car on a train
is generally stopped about ten feet below
the platform. making it rather danger
Gus In getting of. One w~ell-known lady
tripped a few evenings ago and fell and
broke her left arm.
DR.. Limeburner, of Danforth avenue,
has returned from Madina. N. T.. where
he attended the funeral of his mother
West Bergen.
John Boyle. the brakeman who was in
jured on Tuesday at the West Bergen
Steel Works, as stated in THE NEWS OF
last evening, died at the hospital In New
ark yesterdays Boyle suffered ~fearfully
before relief was afforded. The delay
FASTENED death.
Slush. mud and water prevail to a great
extent on the various streets n many
sidewalks.
The regular meeting of the West Ber-
gen Pleasure Club will be held this even
ing at the club rooms. Clendenny and
Mallory venues Arrangements will be
made for u sociable mex month. Action
will be taken on twelve applications for
membership.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
Bergen Reformed Church will hold a so
cial gathering at the residence OF Mr.. N.
+. Long, No. 40 Forrest street, this even
ing. This Is the first of the regular
monthly sociables. A brief literary and
musical programme will be presented.
The telegraph wires on Bergen avenue
and along the Central Railroad are still
down. No attempt has been made to re-
pair the damage. The fire alarm wire Is
also down.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League, Chapter 1904, connect
Ell with the NJ. L. Church. Will be held in
the church parlors this evening. A mus
cal aud literary programme has been ar
ranged.
The Bible class meeting in the NJ. +.
Church was well attended last evening.
Mr.. William II. Beach led.
The West Side Club will give a recep-
ton at their club rooms next Monday
evening.
George Boswold, Of West Side venue
while at worn pom a new building in
New York, fell from a scaffold AND sus-
tanned internal injuries. He was brought
boma