The Jersey City news., 1891-09-22
CITY NOTES.

Thomas ConrOy OF No. l47 MOTIFS StreeI,
while working under the pennsylvania
Railroad trestIe at Newark avenue yes
terday, was seriously injured about the
back by piece of iron that fell upon
him. He was taken to st. Francis Hos
pital.
late yesterday afternoon found box
continuing the dead body OF two-dayS
old baby under the trestle of the National
Storage Company at Montgomery street
He took 1t to the First precinct station,
and from there it was sent to Speerss
morgue.
John None, age nineteen years, of No.
Oh Colgate street, was taken to the Guy
Hospital last night, suffering from
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Casey, seventy-eight years old
woman, fell down the stairs of her resi-
dence, No. "a Morris street. Yesterday
afternoon and broke one of her arms and
severely injured her head. She was
taken to the Citv Hospital.
At the meeting of the Fourth District
Democratic Club last night 1t was decided
to attend the outing of the Mclaughlin
Association Thursday in body.
Edward Corcoran, of No. 212 Seaview
avenue, was a prisoner in the Third
Police Court this morning charged with
being disorderly person by his brother
Michael He is held
Mary Carey, seventy years old. of
No 66 Morris street. fell down stairs at
her home last night, injured her head and
broke her right arm. She is lying in
critical condition at the City Hospital
Jonn Morie, nineteen years old, OF No.
91 Colgate street. was admitted to the
City Hospital last night suffering from
typhoid fever.
George Hubert, ~ colored, twenty six
wears old was found sick last night on
Morgan street. He was removed to the
City Hospital.
The body Of c. M. Dressler, carpenter
of Harrisburg, Pa, who was killed by
falling off scaffold in the Pennsylvania
Railroad depot, is at Speers' morgue.
Muggie Finlanson, who made Caledonia
Park her home, was committed to Snake
Hill this morning for thirty days. The
wretched woman was found sick on
Magnolia avenue.
Lafayette.
A special meeting of the Keating Ath-
letic Club will be held this evening at
No 3l2 Communipaw avenue to receive
returns Tor tickets sold for the outing.
The Kaisers had lively time last night.
-Four members were initiated.
Another train load of rock and earth
was emptied inside the trestles along the
shore yesterday. The filling-in is being
done by degrees.
Misses Clara johnson, Ada Smith and
Jennie Brownley of Wilton street have
returned from the White Mountains,
| after u sojourn of two months.
Thomas Hoaglsy, OF Johnston avenue,
is at the Atlantic Highlands.
Leonard j. Kaiser is expected home to-
day from the Catskills
Edward Moore, of Maple street, Is home
again from Brunswick, GA.
A new song is sung by members of No.
10 Engine Company. 1t is called when
we get our new engine"
Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l., Kachlee, of til New
York Bay House, will accompany Miss
| q. Powers and Miss A. Ullmer to WASH
The Greenyille Guard has settled Octo-
ber 28 as the date for its target excursion
and ball.
No. Engine company, on Ege avenue
| has got its own engine back at last. IL has
been thoroughly overhaulesl and furnish
! ed with an entirely new boiler.
| The bridge over the Newark and New
York Railroad needs repair. The PLANK
| ing is almost worn through and the fire.
men were obliged to put boards over
| some of the holes to keep the horses feet
| from going through when running to
| fires.
The Garfield Club met last night at it's
rooms on Linden avenue. An entertain-
| ment will be given at Metropolitan Hall,
| November 2. The club has engaged the
| Metropolitan bowling alleys for Friday
nights.
| Measurements made yesterday show
that it will be impossible for the fire en-
| gines of the city to pass under the New
ark and New York Railroad bridge at
| West Side avenue. On the average half
dozen wagons a day are obliged to
make long detours in order to cross the
railroad as the bridge will not prevent
their passage to West Side avenue.
The fire box at the corner of West Side
and Ege avenues is out of order.
Yesterday morning fire broke out in
the residence of Mr.. Charles Most, on
Hoadley avenue. doing $50 dam age.