The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-10

NORTHERN SECTION BUDGET
w t People Talk of in Hoboken,
North Hudson, Gutenberg
and Union Hill.

Police Commissioner Coyle was ct home
on Wednesday. His purse was thous
and heavier than on Tuesday. His money
had gone on BruggeEiann.
Some of the ex-City Physicians could
ubmit an interesting statement OF tn
Cost of appointments.
Hello ALI is the salutation of the
acquaintances OF the Hedges brothers. 1t
was thoughtful of their parents to chris.
ten Alfred and Albert. 1t prevents EN-.
barassments. explanations and apologies.
The brothers are twins and us much alike
as peas in a pod.
Corporation Attorney Minturn no
longer carries his saddle on his arm when
the Second Regiment parades. He can
now ride horse as gracefully and skill
fully as any of Colonel Stevens staff.
Judge Smiths decisions are rarely
appealed from. That is a compliment to
his Honor.
Dick Dewey has aged rapidly. The
change has been noticed since the Miller
Rifle Club met their Waterloo.
Jack Lewis, clerk of the District Court
is entitled to no little credit for the
Tuesday. He was one of the active
agents of the Republican Committee
Larry Pagan carries with him a sort of
I-expected-it smile.
Bethuel N. is expecting the contract to
busy the kern-tusion party. He assisted
at the death and the funeral obseuuitors
are few indeed who can excel B. N. in
managing plant"
Charley Worden is waiting until the
hands on the clock eclipse the XII. on the
last night of the year.
Mr., Machold, it is said, is liberal con-
frtIa fn mic, nh sfo1.1
tions. He is of that stamp who never al
low the left hand to know what the right
hand is doing.
Willie Wolff has struck bonanza. He
has been engaged by the Capillary Bal
sam Company to sit for the photographs
of before and after using. He is the
''before."
Ex-Mayor Kerr has his scoop NET with
him, and if the Mayoralty butterfly flies
near him he will use that net with alac-
rity and accuracy.
Who will be next Mayor of Hoboken {?
Ask Assemblyman Pagan or Councilman
Erlenkoetter. Or perhaps City Father
Bewig may answer the conundrum.
Pete Schneider boasts that there is no
man in Hoboken with more energy and
ambition than he possesses or is as fond
of work. Without work and hard work
hewould wither and die.
Mayor GraSSInann has learned lesson
popularity against energy, and lost the
Democratic nomination for Director-at-
Large. Bruggemann hustled. and he
smiled and remained idle. He was CON
tent with having announced that he was
willing to accept.
Ex-Mayor Thinker is known as s'I've
shanged my mind.p He will probably
''shange" his mind about giving should
the remnant of the Ways and Means
Committee of Kern's routed army meet
as lodge of sorrow.
Assistant Collector Bob Alberts is an
old typo. He used to stick type for the
EUcning Post.
Contractor Kaufman has the advantage
of the majority of men. His hair will
never fade. Although a young man his
hair is white as snow
Gus 'Seide invariably bets to win on
elections. He was out this time. He for
got that Kenny is an indefatigable
worker ahd has frequently been elected
as an independent Yet. with the re-
turns in Kenny's favor, he, late on
election night waged that Bruning
would win. His error cost him fifty
The Hoboken Democrats are trying to
make up their minds whether Kenny
will be Republican or Democrat in the
Board of Freeholders. II the former, he
and Pfingsten will constitute the Repub-
lican caucus.
The Third ward of Heboken can boast
of more demenfed men than any division
of a municipality of the same population
in the United States. The exact number
Of men in the ward who are not mentally
level can be ascertained by anyone who
is anxious to know by counting the num-
Der of votes cast for Londrigan atthe last
election,