Brush Bitten By Dog

New York, 1895

Jamaica Brevities.

Charles Brush of Union avenue was on Monday bitten several times on the left hand by his pet dog.

The Bailey property on Union avenue has been purchased by Mr. Hogan, of New York City, for $4,500.

The cellar has been dug for the house for Dr. Flynn on Hardenbrook avenue. Valentine Bangert has the contract.

James McNamara, for several years conductor on the Atlantic avenue division of the Long Island railroad has been appointed station master at Jamaica.

The room in the old trustees hall on Union avenue, now being fitted up for the use of the trustees will be ready for them July 5.

Michael Welsh was found Tuesday night sleeping on the porch of the Presbyterian chapel. Justice Hendrickson sent him to the county jail for 30 days.

Contractor George Marshall has completed the work of filling in the excavations on the Town Hall property and grading the ground and made a good job of it. The plot will be fenced and the ground laid out in lawns and flower beds.

—The Long Island Farmer, Jamaica, NY, June 28, 1895, p. 8.