The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-28
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George Green, OF No. 20 Beach street,
New York. fell from q freight car while
boarding a truck n injured himself
He was attended by DIR. Gray.
George FIREMAN, of No. SIG Jersey ave-
que, fell 10 Exchange Place this morning
suffering from an epileptic DIT. He was
taken home.
Joseph Cairns. oil No. $40 Grove street.
while drunk last night fell on Mont
g0mery street and cut a cash In his head.
Policeman ShefIworth bravely arrested
the half supplied man n took him to
the police station where he was locked up
over night.
John Thorpe of No. 800 Fourth street
caused the arrest Of Michael Matt Of No.
323 Third street. Thorpe told Justice
U'Donnell today that Maiti was full of
fight and he struck him. Matt was baIled
for the Grand Jury.
An Austrian. who called himself Chas.
Kelly, was arrested by Policeman Muir
ply yesterday. Kelly was drunk aud
claimed full possession OF an entire
street. When Murphy arrested him he
bit the police man on the hand. lie was
sent up for thirty days.
Frank P~haraper.a self confessed tramp.
was picked up by Policeman Colaha1 last
night. Justice O'Donnell sent him to
Snake Hill for thirty days this morning.
Frank Virgins, OF No. 81 Myrtle ave-
nue., Newark, and Henry johnson, of No.
577 Broad street, the same city, were ar
rested at the ferry last night for acting in
a disgraceful manner. Virgins is a clerk
and the other fellow looks like one. They
were each fined s..
Henry Dwyer, a homeless wretch, was
sent to Snake Hill Tor thirty days, by JUS
tice O'Donnell this morning. Dwyer was
very drunk yesterday and abusive. Po-
liceman Harms was forced to arrest him..
Peter Ritger OF No. 495 Fifth street,
Newark, was arrested yesterday for bath
ing without a suit at Dick Ulrich's. He
Was reprImanded and discnaI ged.
Joseph Cairns. twenty-three years old.
of No.379 Grove street, fell on Montgomery
street last evening and received a severe
scalp wound He was attended by DIR.
S~traughn. and then locked up for being
drunk. Justice Kimmerly, thinking he
had been punished enough. discharged
him.
E. Benjamin Winey, of No. AZ Forrest
street, imbibed too freely yesterday. and
wheL ordered TO keep quiet by a police
a ne became abusive. He resisted
arrest and AS a result was given the OPP
ton Of paying a s. line or going to Snake
Hill for thirty days.
The public schools will be opened on
Monday. September IA
The roof of the Oakland avenue police
building is leaking, and the ceiling of the
top door has been destroyed.
Poormaster Hewitt has an average OF
about forty cases of abandonment every
week.
The repairing of Grove street has
reached Seventeenth street.
The dlsakreeable odor around the no
boken end of Grove street is still una
bated but rather increases in virulence.
Lafayette.
: Henry Barclay of Communlpaw avenu
has returned from Atlantic Highlands.
George Carpenter of Pacific avenue has
returned from Richdeld Springs.
The New York Standard Watch Works
will shut down for a Saturday holiday
until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitler and family. of No.
154 Pacific avenue. have returned from
Newport.
Fred johnson of Halliday street left
this morning for Asbury Park.
MIR. Henry Summerheld of Wilton
street is stopping at the Atlantic Hotel,
Ocean Grove.
Professor Wolf will lead the singing In
Christ Episcopal Church Sunday school
Thomas McCarty, OF No. 737 Ocean ave-
nue., was arrested by Officer n as q
disorderly person, butwas discharged.
Peter Ritgner OF No. 493 Fifth street
Newark, was arrested last night on Noble
street by Captain Smith for indecenc y.
He was discharged
West Bergen.
The funeral of John G. Martin, No. 1872
West Side avenue, took place this after
noon.
Miss Hattie Benson, of No. 10 Lexing-
ton avenue. has gone TO Mill Stone. N.
j., for a week.
The young ladies of the South Bergen
Reformed Church will mold a fair at the
West Bergen A. A rooms September 10
and II.
The States will play the Excelsior
Baseball Club on the Hatch avenue
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The new home of Charles Judge Is
nearly completed.
Miss Jennie Smith of West Side avenue
has gone to visit friends in Buffalo.
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