The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-10

cepted tor a new depot on the Central
Railroad at Communipaw avenue to re-
place the wooden eneme house no
used ms a depot. 1t will be located on the
opposite side OF the track and Will be a
neat Queen Anne building, on a level
with CommuniDaw avenue, and with
broad staIrways feading to the track be-
low. 1t Is the intention of the railroad
company to supplaat I'm time all the old
stations by new ones, similar in style OF
architecture and affOrding better accom-
modatioDs for passengers.
John Mulcahy. twenty eight years old,
aud residing on West Nineteenth street,
Bayonre, fell from the rear platform of a
Court House car at Halladay street and
-Communipaw VENUE last evening. The
force of the fall broke a small artery in
his head. He was taken to the City Hos
pital in an ambulance.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Lafay-
cite NJ. E. Church are making arrange
ments for q fair ut the church early next
month.
John Sturgiss, a lineman, fell from a
pole at Grand street aud Summit avenue
yesterday afternoon and sDrained his
back. He was taken to his home on
Halliday street.
The regular meeting Of the jolly
Twelve Social Club will be held this
evening ut the residence of Mr.. James
Wilson, No. 90 Woodward street.
The sewer basin at Halliday street and
Communipaw avenue Is cnoked with re-
fuse matter.
A few lights are badly needed in the
vicinity Of the canal bridge on Communi-
paw avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mcintyre of Haver-
straw are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ballard OF Pacific avenue.
West Bergen
Miss Maggie Holland of Pittsburg. Pa,
is visiting Mrs. j. Kimball of Culver ave-
nue..
George w. FerguznE of No. Sc West
Side avenue has returned from an ex-
tended Eastern trip.
Miss Bessie Brooksbank of Boyd ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Nellie Woods of
New York, Staten Island.
The regular meeting of the Epworth
League singing class was held last even
ing at the NJ. f. Church. Musical Di-
rector Roberts is making arrangements
for a cantata under the auspices of the
class.
The monthly meeting of the women's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
the NJ. L. church will be held tomorrow
afternoon at three O'Clock. All persons
holding mite boxes are requested to turn
them In az the meeting. A barrel of
clothing will be sent TO the Haven Home
at Savannah, Georgia, about Easter.
The stencil from the chemical works
was very strong last evening.
The West Bergen station was closed as
usual last evening. Several passengers
waiting for their trains outside the sta
tion received a bath. The railroad COM
pany could throw open the waiting room
If they do not provide a night agent.
a meeting Of the Ladies' Parsonage
and Social Union will be held tomorrow
afternoon. Arrangements will be made
for the monthly social in April. when the
young ladies OF the church will repeat the
broom drill. Nearly. SIPS was cleared at
the recent fair and supper.
Jennie HOag, a young woman living in
Pamrapo, slipped and fell this morning
at Bergen avenue and Union street and
broke ner ankle. She was removed to her
home by friends.
In consequence of the bad weather and
frequent rains OF the past few days the
streets in this section are in u deplorable
condition. Numerous roadways, aud es-
pecially the SIDE streets in the vicinity of
the railroad station, are almost impassa-
bic because of the u
G~reenvIlIe.
Mr.. Henry Gennert of Garfield and
Linaen avenues has returned from Ger
many, where he has been pursuing his
studies for the past two years.
A petition is being circulated among
the Danforth avenue property owners for
the Improvement of that street from Old
Bergen road 10 the Newark Bay shore.
The Schwaben X. U. Verein has elected
the following officers:-Presidenr, Joseph
Abel; vice president, Louis Goula; secre-
tary. Emil Korp; treasurer, d. Kraus;
sergeant-at-arms, j. Allen; trustees, John
Hazenlocher, George fheurer, g.. Ann
bruster; finance committee, y. Zeyher,
p. Flicker. G. Kruse and A. kraus.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sixth District Citizens improvement
Association will be held this evening at
the rooms of Greenvilie Building and
| Loan Association No. 2, in Bamber Hall.
Among the important matters to be con-
sidered will be the necessity of a school
for the Woodlawn section, sewers for the
West Side, rapid transit, and proposed
county bo1levards aud parks and electri C
lights.
The Argonaut Canoe Club has elected
| the following officers: Commodore. d.
| C%aapuell; vice-commodore. r. Bainsen;
secretary, j. Nardo; treasurer, A. Nardo;
measurer, A. Bumm
A meeting of the Greenville Catboat
Club will be held this evening at .'Dick
| Uldrich's" for the purpose Of organizing
for the season.