The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-05
STATE NOTES.

The degree of d ctor of philosophy has
been conferred upnu DR.. O.. w. Braymer,
of Camden, by Allegheny College, Mead
| vile. Pa.
DR.. James S. Green, the leading physi
clan and surgeon of Elizabeth. died sud
denly at home. at five o'clock Saturday
afternoon. from heart disease. He had
just telegraphed for his carriage to &c out
on a sick call. when he was stricken and
expired in Il few minutes. Dr.. Green was
born at Princeton, on July %, 1929. and
vas the son of James S. Green. and grand
son of the Rev. AshbeI Green. of Prince
ton College. He was a brother of EX-
Governor Robert S. Green and of Ashbel
Green. DR.. Green was for fou years one
of the Board of Managers of the Morris
Plains Lunatic Asylum, and was for two
years President of the State Medical So
ciety. his term expiring this year. He
WIS the founder of the Elizabeth Hospital.
He was the oldest past master of Washing
top Chapter of Free Masons in Elizabeth,
aud a member of The Grand Lodge of New
Jersey.
Three houses were blown down at Ham
monitor by Thursdays storm.
The New Jersey Teachers Association,
at AsDury ParK. on Saturday elected the
f flowing officers for two years:-Presi-
deat, Principal John Enright, Freehold;
Vice President, Superintendent V. L..
Davey, East Orange; treasurer, Frinci-
PAL n. q. E1uET1S, 5dyonn0,
Trouble in in St. Mary's Episcopal par
ish, Keyport. eliminated Thursday even
ing. when Senior Warden John W.
Keough, Junior Warden James /. Ham
nler and Vestryman A. +. Walling waited
upon the rector, the Rev. F. B. Crozier.
and requested his resignation. The cause
of the rupture between rector ami vestry
Is attributed to MISUNDERSTANDING III
connection with the guild of the church,
the Sunday school,. &c. The real reason,
however, Is the rector's opposition to the
placing Of a memorial window in the
church for the late George w. Holmes.
| Tt was sed that the guild should
hold a fair TO raise money for the window.
The rector did not look upon the scheme
with favor.
Tn six-year-old child of Lazarus Barof-
sky of Carmel, CumbeIl4nd county, wan
deled from its home on Tuesday last, and
wa found Friday afternoon in Lebanon
Swamp, about one mile from home. The
Child wa' found hanging over a bush.
There was at least two feet of water sur
rounding 1t. The bushes within the child's
reach had been gnawed and The clothes
were torn from the little one. while blood
streamed from the wounds aud gashss on
its body and legs. The skln and flesh on
its legs We're toru, its hands badly LAGER
ated and snrunken. The child had been
lost four days and been out in two heavy
hnnde show ers. Hundreds of people
came far and near TO see the child, aud its
parents were overcome with joy at the
fiuding of their boy The doctor has
grave doubts of the child's recovery, fear
bang pneumonia will Set in.
tootSAVdrk Is again at a standstin on the
EHndsonr t&iseRdtuunei. owing, it is said.
taa iackaot money with which to push
The notwithstanding. ii JUST at present
Alegal fight is going on between the
company aud the contractors. Me;srs.
Pierson & Co. Some time ago the con-
tractors attempted to ssfile what was
claimed to be a northumberland on the
tuune for non-payment of money alleged
to be due for work DONE, The company
denied the claim, and also the rigat OF
the Claims were valid. The question IS
now before the courts, and uutil it is de-
cided work upon the tunneI will not he
c0u,,r IN n1