The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-26
Money received form costs of prison ne
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moneys received from sale OF stone.
Improvement Conn., % "a
niission, L16o yas:; ..Si'2Ssa ~
Rlverside Borough 1870 yds.. i. !. l5O00
John II. CulWater, lS5 yds.. -. s2.vS
I9Inplhe Co. oo Yes. e4e9
n 81 I San ooiis, o'72 yos'- % ~
Louis stevens. So yds. $3.50
f sm3la M p9noh 1yn' I y yds.. l S@
Eiilie hieii5' I4z2 yus.. SV9
4 e saSnSr YES. s.g y
= yu5.' "a
II. Reinhard, 5 yds........ s9S
Ghas. y m AZ yds.. 4s 90
Z; "a. nsuiy, 4 yu & ee0@S
IN. lhi9py, yos.. 9o
7, Ryan, 2 yds. 249
GeoLee PIaIhiei, yos.- q
Michael kelleaer, lA2 yds.. 1.s9
W. 11Tsh' L ya.- . +. Lev
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Amount- of vegetables raised in saraden
at Fenitentlary ana approximate COST OF
Sans SSa II purchased py 5ne eountyo
iSo onnches green onions FAC. per g, 81
puihGl.. a, SiSt
' ppls raolsnes, slIo PET ppi.. 41 y
% Z. bis lettuce, ST. 2e@
a 49, 49, +3r~ins *, IL
z bush. peas, e9e, o S4s
1 4 h pa}n fin1a he oa Il We I'D,
n pusI, Liiia oea 4 sJ,e si.' 10 "a
3 bush. PsrssniPsS;, ga.5o-".-." l3.9o
! bueh. onions. sSs5.. ,...." ~
: push; nlusKInsloAs, loc.- on 9o
So 81 bush. tomatoes 4oc.. 3 719 ~
z rSV iieaa Gaopsse a. ~ 3,
5 DUSl DGDpGIGy tUc.. - -. Lev
. ! / 6unehes thyme, f54s:.----. j J. e.
-'Noo4 IIHSSe 81 az 7I, IN
s SSo w. 20 r IL ! cajarv 81 doz II: "a
Soy bqncnes sour Geiefy, &c. Dunfh. s55t@s;
30 punches parsley rs; punch. ' ia
so21 -
Freebooter Kenny moved the report be
AAdoptea; : r,nu ,,aa,o., s,,nar-
sntendsent:
10 +he Honora J bea fSe T niyysct Dec and I Mem Nan
70 tne I1onofdple tHe p6HISsoossoot IL glnaheiI-
oers o. Ing po3Fu choSeh eeHo
e rs 81 aag 5s9ha o~qGhlltya is rasnact.
> Geh snbmi4tad ne &c tba rsnngt Of the RR99SS-
5oa 0ouHt In na 90 ~ isS1 iul ti1ior Inc YEA
snuins NoyttnDsa o., loo1' sa1;c
No OF "a nnh31aads9ss III the ihstitueioh' asa
NV. oV, lo9o.. :. oi
Nc; OF inmates admitted curing 90
the year. "
Nc: Of inmates under treatment Ae
curing the year: :: 4o
Nc; OF ll,iates oischarsea oufins &,
Nc; q inmates discharsea cured o.
turing the ear. "
No oroo 81 i di1rine th ~a ayaars I'M IL
No. OF lnmate dtScnarged not
improve curing the year. Nv I
80 g, 1894 IS inmates .eAia.4ils -o. So
AS follows, VIZ: 20,
Males; ~ e
Employees. ....: 81
deariy cost; col aae "a
cost OF rr4Eisions : '.sza' 9 9 y
miscellaneous articles. ,4s2. O.
Coal. S,42O.Ol
IotaI.. . .S42.etS.vo
During the entire year the lnstlsutlon
very ayailabie space being occupied Dy
beds. TINS constant
tate OF aiTairs, 1eei II a source OF great
,ealth of the institution was throughout
ne year remarkably good. With the ex-
,eption of a few cases OF Ia grippe dur
,Ot an unusual number of diarrhoeal
iiseases during the summer, no epidemic
- ~HS ON
3earanee. n
This healthful condition of affairs is no
loubt due to the great amount, of out
loor EXERCISE and employment of the pa
tents. The therapeutic value. of this
node of treating the insane is by no
means over estimated. 1t produces
;ounder sleep, greater contentment and
!. marked arneIioration of the disease.
The female patients are negaged in the
work of the LAUNDRY, h~ousework, sewing,
.tc., while on any fair day the men may
De seen with p~iekaxes, shovels and
.yheelbarrows, e~Xcavating in the rear OF
he new building, making new ground
or the ~alnshouse and making a road
way around the new asylum. Formerly
IL such work was done by papupers
Ind prisoners. We have by judicious
management been enabled to discard that
lind of labor entirely, and l find that
lnder he supervision of a suitable at
.nedant such work is infinitely better
accomplished by the insane patients.
This, / trust will be the last yearly
eport ~emanating form our present quar-
,-ers. When the new asylum is occupied
We will have much better acconmoda-
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