The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-28
BAYONNH COLLHGIANS.
Five of Them at Rutgers
Politics and Railway
Matters.

Five we'll known young men of this city
are students at Rutgers College this
term. Gilbert II. Gale, son of ex-Council-
mnn md Mrs. George II. Gale of No 1875
Avenue c, Is u member of the senior class
Of tlie classical section. He dwells at Chi
Psi Lodge. Harry n. Sewage, son OF ex-
Councilman and Mrs. Henry c. Selvnge
of No. 30 West Third street. Is one OF the
junior class in the scientific sec
ton. Chi Psi Lodge is also his temporary
home. George E. Tracy, son of ex-School
Trustee and Mrs. Andrew j.. Tracy.
Of No. As West Forthwith street, is in the
sophomore class of the scientific section.
Louis u. Ayres, son of Commissioner and
Mrs. Chester D.. Ayres, of No. 90 West
Sixth street, Is booked IN the freshmen
class of the scientific section, aud he
lodges at Winants' Hall. One of his
classmates is William FL. Stilson, son or
ex-City Assessor and Mrs. Henry j. Still
son, of Avenue G, who makes his quarters
at the Z.ta Psi House.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
For many hours yesterday the traf1c on
the main line of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey WINS diverted from this city.
The steam draw bridge of the trestle
work across Newark Bay between Bsr-
gen Point and Elizabethport was under
going repairs. Local Trains were run
frequently between Jersey City aud the
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The trains for all poi nts West of the long
bridge were run via the Ne Il New
York branch and the Newark and Eliza
beth connecting route.
4 new time table will go into effect on
Friday, April 1.
upon the pretty little station to be erected
at Avenue A.. A number Of extra trains
will stop ON signal at this station when
the new time table goes into effect.
The work on the new station at West
Eight street is almost completed, and the
station will be ready for use within a few
days.
Political Points.
The Democrats of this city will hold
their ward primaries tomorrow evening
to nominate candidates for Councilmen,
School Trustees, Supervisors of Taxes
Commissioners OF Appeals, J Justices of the
Peace and Constable. The polling places
and hours are as follows:-First ward
No. IS Eighth street. from seven to nine
O'Clock. Second ward-No. 400 Avenue
d, from seven to nine o'clock. Third
ward-No. g67 Avenue D, from eight to
half-past nine O'Clock. Fourth ward-No.
Is Cottage street, from seven TO nine
O'Clock. Fifth ward-No. los East
Twenty-second street, Constable Hook,
from seven to nine o'clock. All the re-
turns must be presented to the Demo-
cratic City Committee at Magner's Hall
on Wednesday evening.
The First Ward Republican Club will
hold an adjourned meeting tomorrow
evening in Browns Hall on West Eighth
street, Bergen Point.
The Fourth Ward Tammany Associa-
tion has endorsed the following addition
al candidates for support at the Demo-
cratic ward primary tomorrow evening"
For Supervisor Of Taxes, James Ntzhugh,;
for Commissioners of Appeals. John
Smith; for Justice of the Peace. Charles
+. Schiaeder, ST.; for Con stable, Thomas
McCusker.
The Fifth ward branch of the German
American Independent Citizens Associa-
ton endorsed the candidacy of School
Trustee George F. Schmidt for Council
manic honors or Saturday evening. There
was a split on the matter. however. the
vote being fifteen to twelve. Mr.. Schmidt
is Mayor Farr's candidate. He is a Re-
publican and a member of the Board of
Health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin r. Cook, of Ave-
nue. A and the Newark Bay Shore. are So
journing at Lakewood, this State.
City Attorney James r. Northrop will
return from Europe on Monday, April 25.
Letter Carrier Frederick j. Schmidt
was recalled from his annual vacation
last week by the serious illness of Letter
Carrier james Ryan. Letter Carrier
Charles H. Westendorf will take his an
nual outing at the first opportunity.
Principal Henry e. Harris of School No.
/ reports that the school had BIT pupils
enrolled during the past year and only
307 sittings.
District Court Judge Thos. f. Noonan.
Jr., will open the new District Court in
this city in the Council Chamber Of the
City Hall on Thursday morning.
This week is an off week aud neither
municipal board will meet.
COMPLAINT has been made TO the police
against the Jersey City and Bergen Rail-
road Company dumping garbage along
Avenue c.