The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-11
CITY NOTES.

People in the Newark avenue section
Of the Heights complain that when they
try TO draw water early in the morning,
streams of mud issue from the hyfrants.
This has been 50 during this mouth only.
Mary Bergman of No. 80 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, was seized with an epileptic
nit on Grand street yesterday. She was
attended by DR.. Woifson and taken 10
her home.
Ssmuel Herman, q laborer employed
by the Pennsylvania Railway Company,
loading car at Pier +, yesterday had his
left leg crushed by a falling stone. He
was aiken to st. Francis Hospital.
Benjamin Spring Stein OF No. 304
Seventh street. an employe OF the Erie
Railway Company, WAS u over by a
truck aboard ion Of the Psvonia ferry
boats yesterday. His right leg was
broken. He was taken to his home
John Hayes (not "Buckie" Hayes fell
on the pavement on Washington street
while drunk Yesterday and cut a severe
cash in his head. He was sent 10 the
City Hospital.
Frederick Kuntz. alias Rosener, of No.
JOG Essex street. was held iu $500 by jus
lice George LanRan last night for stab
bling Mary Noon Of the same address in
the hand with q penknife.
The employees at Dodge's new lumber
yards n other establishments on the
Hackensack meadows were laid off yes
ltIQHf Ju dGCOauL VI II GACt55AtG nCtt.
Joseph Rehr of Charles street aud sum
nit avenue, a laborer employed on a new
building at Irving street and Central
avenue, was the only victim OF sunstroke
reported TO the police Yesterday. He was
taken to the CITY Hospital.
The sidewalk on Clinton avenue, near
the Jersey City Athletic Club house, is in
a deplorable condition.
The long delayed improvement Of
Forest street, betweeu jackson and
Ocean avenues, has been commenced,
much to the delight of property owners.
Mr.. George NJ. Mccarthy of Paramount
and Monticello avenues. boasts that he
can raise more tomatoes and peaches in
his yard than any man In the city with
double the amount OF land. Mccarthy
aud Sergeant Cox are competing for first
prize for "'beefsteak" tomatoes.
A number of ~enterprising young news
paper reporters on the Heights have de-
cided 10 issue a club paper to be known
as Toun Talk.
john aO'Donnell, who knocked John
Prinderbill down and kicked him In the
face in the zinc works. was committed to
the county jail this morning IN default OF
$500 bail.
Marcella Ryan complained in Justice
Klmmerly's court. this morning, that
Annie Cornell, of No. $50 Garfield avenue.
had assaulted her becRuse her child had
struck Mrs. Cornell's. Justice Kiumer-
ly r~eprimanded the prisoner and paroled
her.
Laborers are at work today placing a
new crosswalk on Henderson street at
Montgomery street.
Richard Burlough of No. 24l Pine street
was arraigned in Justice Kimmerly's
Court this morning charged with having
struck Josephine Brule. 4 ~neighbor. with
q stone. He WAS committed TO await the
action of the Grand Jury.
ID n. Daly WAS admitted tn ST. Francisi
Hospital last night suffering from
typhoid fever.
An unknown man employed at the
Meadow shop of the Pennsylvania Rail
way jumped off a moving train last even
ing and fractured his left leg. He was
removed TO st. Francis Hospital in a
City Hospital ambulance.
LAFAYETTE.
Mr.. Leonard j. Kaiser, of the Lafayette
House. will start for the Catskills to-
morrow.
Mrs. Lampson. mother OF the celebrated
LAFAYETTE physician, OF 2J3 Pacific ave-
IN will be buried today. Abou Two
weeks ago she felt from a lounge, injnr-
mo her hip badly, ana that and old age
asnsed her death. The services were per-
sarmed py the Rev. Mr.. Blithe, OF the
Iafavette NJ. 4. Church. The fnterment
will be- at Rochester. n. Y.
The Thermometer at Fountain's drug