The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-16

10 the Central Railroad bridge IL In n
dfsaracefui condition. fhc sidewalk Is
covered with several inches OF mud The
fitgs are all out OF level.
Two heavily laden coal trains collided
at the Csutral's yards this morning. No
damage but u broken piston rod on one
the engines.
Harry Scheack. Of Pacific avenue, was
run over by a heavy truck at Woodward
and Grand streets yesterday afternoon.
His right arm was broken in two places.
He was taken home. The driver was ar
rasted.
Miss Jennie Griffith, Of ~Communiptw
avenue. will leave tomorrow for Scran-
ton. Pa, To spend several weeks WITH
friends.
Misses Grace and Jennie Grant, OF
Schnectady, n. Y. are being entertained
bv Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noonan. OF Com
munipaw avenue.
MIR. William Mclean, Of Pacific avenue,
viii leave today tor Chicago. Ill, on a
short business trip.
The Lafayette Literary ana Debating
Society will meet at the residence OF Joau
Smythe. on halliday street, this evening.
The subject for debate Is. Resolved.
That the Lodge Federal Election Bill Is
an uwi measure"
The regular meeting OF the Lafayette
Club will be held this evening NJ the resi-
deuce OF President James O'Halloran on
Pacific Officers will be elected.
C%rcenviiie.
Mrs. g. Squires. who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. ii. ~idiliendall. at her
residence on Danforth venue. has re-
turned to her home in Buffalo. n. T..
Misses Lizzie and Ida Harris, OF Ran
way, have been visiting DIR. aud Mrs. j.
Naylor, OF No. 500 Ocean avenue.
For the first time in many years New
ark Bay is frozen solid enough for skat-
ing. The ice is in excellent condition.
The regular business meeting Of the Y.
p. S. G. E, of the Reformed Church. will
be held in the chapel this evening.
Frank Noble, of York street, while
working on the trestle work OF the La
high Valley Railroad yesterday after
| noon, slipped aud fell to the ground. He
escaped with a few slight bruises.
MIR. John Carnie is erecting a two and
a half story frame dwelling on Clark
street, to cost $500.
The Thiesen Amateur Orchestra met
for regular practice at Shriner's Hall,
Rose avenue, last evening.
The regular meeting Of Greenville
Building anil Loan Association No. 2 will
be held at No. % Linden avenue tomor-
row evening.
The third grand annual masquerade
ball of the Schwabischer n. u. Verein. Of
| Hudson county. will be held on Monday
evening, February 2, at Zeugner's Belvi-
dere Hall.
The Aroma Athletic Association will
| give a grand invitation reception and ball
at Rabler's New York Bay House next
Tuesday evening.
AT the regular meeting of Onward
Lodge No. 159, j. q. o. f.. at Beckef's
Hall last evening SIX brothers We're az
mitted to membership.
The regular meeting of the Minkakwa
Club will be held this evening at the
| rooms, Ocean and Gator avenues.
Mr.. George w. Dodd, OF No. 241 Ocean
w-r 80
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
West Bergen.
Robert ]. Campbell, of Hudson, N. Y,
is spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. L. Campbell. Of No. 81 West Sid
avenue.
George W. Ferguson, of No. SO West
Side avenue. has gone on an extended
eastern trip.
The regular meeting of the Junior So
ciety of Christian Endeavor. of the Re-
formed Church, will be held in the
church this afternoon at four O'Clock.
Active operations IN the new electric
| road will begin soon. The road now ex-
tends a short distance beyond HoadieY
avenu Paving tones will be laid be-
tween the tracks from Montgomery stree !
to ~Communipaw avenue. The balance Of
West Side avenue to the railroad is to be
paved.
Walter and Robert Gorden. of Brook
Ign, who have been visiting William l..
King, of No. 107 West Side venue I'VE
returned home.
Thomas Atkinson, of No. Sc West Side
avenue, has returned to Wesleyan Uni
| verslty.
The revival services at the M. f.
Church were continued last evening with
gratifying results. Services will be held
this and tomorrow evenings
The sidewalks and roadway of Com
munipaw avenue are in a very dangerous
condition for pedestrians u teamsters.
A few lights could be used to advantage
on this thoroughfare-
The regular meeting Of the West Ber-
gen Pleasure Club was held last evening
at the rooms, Mallory and Clendenny
venues The Entertainment Committee
reported that arrangements had been
| made for the annual ball at Metropolitan
Hall next Monday evening. The club
will be presented with a banner at the
ball.
Miss Alice Gregory. of Bergen avenue
is visiting friends aC Buffalo, n. Y.