The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-17
CITY NOTES.

1 IDlfT. Inc NelIlS NOul4 DfDOnBiJ nave
taken the building along. only they had
20 use for IT,.
The O'Neil 5 were on deck early this
morning. Did you hear the pyro-
| technicsf
Sergeant Carroll returned from a two
weeks vacation this morning. He en-
joyed himself immensely. but met with a
mishap two days before leaving for home.
While entering Il carriage he slipped aud
fell. disiocating his shoelder-biade. de
is doing duty with his arm IN a sling.
John Smith of No. 1S6 Wayne street
was admitted to the CITY Hospital on
Friday. suffering from a complication OF
diseases. He is in a dying condition.
The members OF Adams Express Benefit
Association are highly elated at the sue
cess Of their excursion to Feltman's Pa
vilion, Coney Island. and are more than
grateful to their officers, principally
President Richie and Financial Secretary
L. McCormac.
John c. Hughes, Of No. AIS Henderson
street, fell through a window yesterday
aud severed an artery in his wrist. He
was removed to the City Hospital He
raved all night because he could not 20
with the O'Neills tod y.
Peter Sparth. of Newark avenue and
Monmouth street, was crushed yester-
day between two wagon He was re-
moved to the City Hospital. He is in
jured internally.
John Brown, sixteen wears old. OF No.
IS Vaudeville avenue, fell on the side
walk Yesterday AMI sprained his ankle.
He is at the City Hospital.
There were twelve admissions to the
City Hospital Saturday evening and Sun
day.
Hugh Dougherty, twsnty-eight years
old. OF No. 300 Newark avenue, Is lying In
n critical condition at the City Hospital.
He was stabbed fou times In a saloon
fight. :
The steps leading up to the City Hos
pital, as well as the boardwalk. are badly
In need OF repair. The boards have rot
ted away and this renders the steps dan
gerous. Warden Osborne has petitioned
the Police Commissioners TO make the
necessary repairs.
Mrs. edward Fry will return home
October l from Ireland, where she has
been spending three mortbs.
Mrs. David Thornton who has been Wis
iting her sister In Scotland since June l.
1891, Is expected home.
Miss Kittie Siberian Of Varick street
is stopping at the West End Hotel. As
bury Park.
The genial 1855 pound collector, f. l..
Lambert, vino has been spending his va
cation in the Schooley's MOUNTAINS has
returned, and instead of decreasing his
corporal weight he has indeed increased
several pounds. He was given a very
hearty welcome by his comrades on his
return to duty.
Thomas FITZGERALD was caught stealing
grapes from a Pennsylvania freight car
Saturday night. He was committed for
trial by Justice O'Donnell today.
John Carroll, while drunk last mig hit,
went to the hous Of John Burns. No. 1sS
Morgan street. and, as John said, licked"
him. Then he turned his attention to
Mrs. Burns and blackeG hereye. He was
committed by Justice O,Donnell in de-
fault Of 5000 bail for the Grand Jury.
Edward Laliy, a grocer, who bias fire.
lnnRnflv QDnaafau in the Police Court
charged with being drunk, was on the
returns for the same offence today. Jus
tice O'Donuell fiued him IS.
John Credon OF No. 1856 Fifteenth street
was struck by Engine No. as of the Erie
Railroad yesterday at the Jersey avenue
crossing. and was severely injured on
the head aud leg. he was removed to ST.
Francis Hospital.
Fire was discovered in the stable of
James McCone, corner of Eleventh street
and jersey avenue at eleven o'clock. 1t
was e~xtinguished after $500 damage had
been done. The origin of the fire is IN
known.
Greenville.
The Greenville Turn Verein will hold
it's annual picnic tonight at Armouster's
G%reenville Schuetzen Park.
Mr.. Otto L. Schaffer OF Canal Dover.
o.. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. c. Schaffer,
No. 80 Eye venue
Edward Furlong of No. 100 Ocean ave-
nue. found the dead body Of a new born
male child floating in the canal at the
foot of Avenue c yesterday. Ii was taken
TO the Morgue. The matter is being in
~yestigated by the police.
Charles Wheeler and James Murphy,
of the La Grippe Club. have been absent
found by some Of the members, cleaning
their clothes with naptha and sewing
buttons on their coats.
Alexander Kachlee, proprietor OF the
New York Bay House, never turns a
needy man from his door em~pty-handed.
Thomas Bowling amused himself by
breaking thirty-four panes Of glass in the
Eagle Refinery. He was compelled TO
pay for them.
Lafaystte.
The Kaiser Association will meet at the
Lafayette House tonight. Captain Fair
child will be present.
The j. X. Loyeland Association gave
its first tally-no drive yesterday. Three
large coaches, well filled, started from
No. 1872 Halliday street at ten "a. m. for
Secaucus Grove, where a line dinner was
served.
today for the Catskills, where they Will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Joppa -Commaudery, X. of NJ. will meet
in Kaiser's Lafayette House tonight.
Cards are out for tue wedding of MIR.
Henry Shipman aud Miss Annie Missner,
OuIud1s Aukubb 80 nv AaO ACoAoEhAG VI LLO
brides parents, No. 120 Wilton street.
''Old Man" BacknIan aud family of
Whlton street are sunlmlering At Asbury
Park. They will return in September.
DIR. Fountain Of Pacific and Communi-
paw avenues is spending u month at
Delaware Water Gap.
Miss May Greene of Wilton street is
spending the summer at Ashury Park.
A special detail OF police Kept West
Bergen under strict surveillance yester-
day. Not a hooalum appeared. Iuspec-
tor Smith says West Bergen shall have
quiet Sundays.
A large amount of money was won by
West Bergen boys on the Aroma-Bergen
baseball match.
The Atkinson family have returned
from Mount Tabor and are entertaining
their relatives. Misses Ella and Maggie
Atkinson, of Bridgeton, and Mr.. Frank
Atkiusou, of Palatine.
Mr.. II. L. Jennings, of Eye avenue,
has gone on a W weeks trip west.
BAYONNE.