New-York tribune., 1894-09-29
NEW=JERSEY.
MINOR NEW JERSEY TOWNS
TIACKENSACK.
mrs OF SOCIAL NEWS BICYCLE ROAD RACES
SOME FINE NEW DWELLINGS

SOME FINE NEW DWEl.llNGS-M ~
CAL MATTERS
The Guild of the Iron Cross. of Christ Church
UpiscopaD will hold its annual meeting this even
ing.
James Taylor. who. with his wife and two daugh-
ters has been spending the summer In Hackensack
returns on October to his home In Newly orK CI'y
The Misses Edwards. two young women in the same
household also depart. to the regret OF many young
people.
Mir and Mrs John A. Sage are back at their pretty
cottage in Unon-s;. after prolonged Visit 10 MFs
Sage's family at Madison. ind
The Rev. DE- William Wel,es Ho.oy is preparing
TO mark the entry u.on the last year of his quar'o-
centennial as rector of Chris: Church by deVe'"is
a special sermon the future OF the chuTcA
This town has now free mail delivery 10 al'noS'
the rem, test part Of the Commission limits ro',
master Labaeh who recently secured fourth
,e,ter-carrier this week extended the service 10 'Ae
Heights which is greatly appreciated by the resi-
dents of that district
Josenh NJ Knapp son of the late Judge Manning
NJ Knann was nrostrated this week and is .ying at
his home in somewhat critical condition. Mr
Knapp spent long time in Colorado for his health
hut since his fathers death has remained with his
mother. 49,. ra
Dr. jennings of the Hackensact Hospital. has r.
signed foe the purpose Of further pursu'"s '''' ~
fes in Bellevue. New-ioTk
4 doub, was recently expressed as 10 whN'her INV
proposed fair for the Ortani Fled Ciub wou'u y.
held in November I; is now announced tha' WILL
and the women members of the ciuo are "0'',S's
engaged in preparations for me occ"s'o"' ""'>'
will be of great socia interest
The Hackensack Club held one OF its receptions vi
Wednesday evening, when there was an unusua' "9
semblage Of members and their friends.
There will he bicycle road races in upper Mains
at 4 clock this afternoon. weather peFHI''i's'
contests are one anl five miles (scra'ep' s''' me
ar Ardorson-st and these entries are announcer
Ceorge shafer John Brockman Chester We'is' "
r. Grifiths Garry Ackorson. Lew 'ohh""' ~
Conklin and Frank Bennett The prizes inV.uue 80.
gold and silver badges and otner artic.eS' -" W "e
Saturday. October G. there VIII DC '''
on the same course at 43o p. m . ,,.
Among the beautiful dwellings IN r,
that Of Frank B Poor now being built al hsSeN
ST. and Terrace-ave. will be unusually oo'Sp' - 80
in dimensions and beauty of architec'urai 'es'e'
The first story will be Of red stone, ana 'ie se0o'
story and attic of wood. A peculiar feature oi '"e
establishment; is that gas Will be usea 'hioue'o~
for heating lighting. cooking and laundry "o'H
Mr. Poor is OF f. +. Poor OF Denny roo' ~ "
Co, and his taste in interior adornment VIII oe
shown In particularly fine hall ana staFWH.
Colonel Asa W. Dickinson, of Governor Ner's
s.an broke ground this week for a cottage IN
Prospect-aye Hackensack Heights. WHICH, a7
shown in the plans. will attract much at'e"''o a'
a unique but pleasing specimen OF SUBURBAN 49, 49,.
lecture. II. o. Krause also mas a cot'aee ,,s
while adjoining Mr.. Krause. the large doapie u"v'
ling of Mrs NJ b. smith and her SON. Waiovr ate, ~ 4
is so near completion that they expect 10 o'eup'
The rife team of Company G. "a Regiment c0n w1l
e eSna Sa to }SdSy a '9 81 enBaFs o 'a trophy
pany G has won it twice and Company + one,
chhrcb Rex Snd arinsr hs RsS Of s
Second Presbyterian Church ATTENDED, caSTre
match between mines from n elr respecH'v r.
cations the Reformed nine Winning SIM ana e. ,'s game
the Rev; Mr. Johnson,s ,sinp nine ,Sam wn nave
will he Hudson
The Hackensack Choral Society. Delevah ,,H t,om
land leader. will have a meeting next Niunrs s
evening 10 prepare for the coming season h Morn n
The Ciounod Society is also In s'a'e oI PIePahh P,h
ion. and both societies Will give one or more puc
'1 overs of music in Hackensack are much please,C
with the announcement that the schubert CIuo
which was silent last winter for lacX OF puoHGG sup
mort has re ,eved sufficient ENCOURAGEMENT 10 lhsui
series OF concerts The club has just elected " ~
1rSngh,on. vice-president; l. H. Iabagh secretary
and G. G. AckerInan, treasurer Ine c,ub Is s uesir
GUS Of again securing George Wiegand as ieader
but Is not sure tnat this VIII be possible ,. -,
lieutenant Esworth p Ber'hof e0mm9nang ma ahssnr1 t
revenue 81. sts1ngg arrnis N his town
according TO the annual report Of County Schoe
Superintendent John Terhune, which was senI ~ .,
trenton this week. the Hackensack schoos sho' @
an average daily attendance Of 91S out OF a toia
anro.meni OF lO59 These pupils are handed D
tWenty-seven teachers-fve males and twen,y,t5w% %
females-who are pad on an Terhnne
roannojntrnent this week for the ninth year is al
proved by az Classes. He Is a mode Sur,rIn'enl-h
and has advanced the standard OF educaIioSni Si !
Nr Terhune's Arbor Day programmes have Ma
fion,l circulation being used IN a large numDer o
states and ordered In quantity by me eiuca''o"a
representative OF the National Government