The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-03
NEWS IN NOTES.

Assistant District Attorney Joseph NJ
Noonan has returned home. He look!
first rate, and says the air at Sharon
Spring has benefited his health yerj
much.
Director-at-Large Bruggemann has re
turned from Europe, ana now Director
ad interim German is only a plain, com
mon, ordinary Freebooter, no greater
than the others.
btMr. Charles Stimets, principal of the
Hasbrouok Institute, is back from his va
cation and can be seen every day at his
Office. No. 80 Grand street.
George S. Healing, of No. 81 Hudso
street. a Grand Army veteran. has beer
committed to the County Jail by justice
Lockwood as a dangerous lunatic Inc
complainant was the veterans son Harry
who says his fathers mind went wrong
over Grand Army matters.
Big 'Ras Lewis has opened a saloon at
No. 172 Pavonia avenue.
The annual outing of the Enoch j.
Smith Association will take place on Sep
TENDER 10, and not on the 9th, as has beer
enormously stated.
The Prohibition Convention will be
held this evening at the headquarters OF
the political branch of the teeLotalers on
Newark avenue.
The travel from the seashore was so
enormous yesterday all he available
passenger coaches were pressed into SER
vice and even then all could not be ac-
commodated with seats. Some of the
trains were so heavy that no effort was
made to handle the baggage, and nc bag
gage cars were run, but trunks were
checked direct from the numerous
resorts to the dwellings of the owners.
A more substantial fence should be put
up in front of the lot on Montgomery
street just east of Grove. The lot was
e~xcavated to the building line u week ago
for the foundation for a flat house. The
only protection for pedestrians is three
ancient planks nailed eighteen inches
above the walk to slender uprlghts.
One of the boards was off this morning.
The Street and Water Commissioners
have paid no attention to these choked
receiving basins. The reason probably is
that the ''dust" in them has been changed
to mud.
The new Police Headquarters will be
ready about November l.
Expenses had to be cut down in the
construction of the police building, con-
%sequently Police CAPTAIN Farrier's room
is without electric bells n speaking
tubs, and the ceiling and walls will have
no ornamental centre piece n border.
II will be the only room without them.
10 communicate with Police Headquar-
tiers or his men the captain will have to
cross the hall to The sergeant's room.
Joseph Burns, a vagrant, was remand
ed by Justice Stilsing this morning for
further hearing on charges preferred by
Carpenter Wade. of Wayne street. Wade
accuses Burns of stealing a lot of tools
from q hoat-house OF ana street.
Michael Vadisky, No. 112 Essex street,
was remanded by Justice Stilsing this
morning for stealing two planks from the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
An unknown mar fell from a truck on
Grand street yesterday and cut his head
oDen severely. He had it bandaged, but
refused to tell his name or go to the
hospital. Although he was hurt severely
he drove away.
Louis Spellman, a New York boy, was
arrested yesterday for peddling without a
license. Justice Stilsing thought this
morning that he had been punished
wares back to New York.
Poormaster Hewitt becomes quite elo-
quent when a%rraigning o deserving hus-
band This morning he made a very
eloquent plea In behalf of the city in JUS
tice Wanser's court, and his prisoner was
held.
Bridget Donnelly, a chronic scold and
very quarrelsome drunkard, residing at
No. So Germania avenue, was sent to the
County Jail for five days this morning by
Justice Wanser upon complaint of her
neighbors.
The carpets for the refurnished court
rooms at the Court House are being laid
today.
The building now in course of erection
on one Of the lots opposite the elevator,
is to be followed by more buildings.
Coroner Brackner has returned home.
The Oakland Rink is soon to be refur-
nished for the winter season.
The Street and Water Board did not
meet this morning in conse quence of the
absence of a quorum. Commissioner
Van Keuren alone put in an app earance.