The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-11-24
BAYONNE BREVITIES.
Paragraphs Worth Reading From the
City by the Sea.

Paragraphs Worth Reading From the
City by the Sea.
Say, Jersey City, do you want to bor-
row flyer? Speak lively now cause
we're in hurry. You see, we Bayonne
folks have become fabulously wealthy
since you heard from us last, and while
we're sporting diamonds our children are
playing with our gold ornaments and the
silver dinner set. You ask how's that?
Well, the Rev. II. NJ. Gallagher lectured
us on Friday night on Chow to put
money in your purse" and we're follow
ing his advise. Great town this, or it's
going to be-
The Central Railroads new round house
is rapidly nearing completion.
A teachers public examination took
place yesterday at Public School No. A.
On Monday evening f. M. Barrett told
the members OF Bayonne Council No. 695.
r. A., what he knew about our continent.
His knowledge was CLEANED on recent
trip.
LAWYER Salter is cunning in the wood
lands of New Jersey He promises q
feast for his friends ON Thanksgiving.
''Patsey" Connolly is back from Balti-
more, where he attended the Catholic
Congress.
The commission to condemn property
for the Bergen Neck Railroad has COM
menced its labors.
The fashion in type writers girls,
mean, not the instruments) has at length
struck Bayonne. | notice that Messrs.
Booth e. Bro, Counsellor Dewitt Van
Buskirk and Counsellor James Benny
have each laid la a stock af this very nee.
essary article.
"Dave' johnson, the well known
horseman; who enjoys quite reputation
as tipster. has become dissatisfied with
watching the performances of other peo-
ple's horses, and is laying in the nucleus
of a fine stable of trotters of his own.
Dick may be seen any day on the avenue
holding the ribbons over one eff his fast
nags and deriving much enjoyment there
from.
Much sympathy is expressed for Will
son j. Haven, whose assignment has been
reported. ''Wilse," as he is generally
known, is very popular with a large CIR
Gle, and he has always been considered
man of astute and sagacious business
qualifications. His embarrassment, it is
to be hoped, will be but temporary
Ex-SchooI Trustee w. F. Hobbe on
Thursday removed all his effects to
Plainfield. That city will gain a usefnl
citizen, and one whom Bayonne will
miss.
The building boom in this city has
never been at a greater height than at
the present, Store buildings, dwelling
honses and other structures are going up
on every hand, and particularly ill the
Centreville and Bayonne sections, as well
as in the lower portion of the Pamrapo
section. In the Bergen Point end of the
city improvements of this character have
been at Il standstili for some time.
What is needed in Bayonne is an opera
house or buildingsof some kind adequate
to accommodate from eight hundred to Il
thousand persons, wherein entertain
ments can be given, and'which would in
duce travelling companies TO occasionally
stop here. As it is, our citizens have no
means of amusement of any kind in the
winter months, except by journeying to
New York, and this is now attended with
so many disagreeable features by the
withdrawal OF the late train on the Cen
trail that few care To undertake the worry
and trouble due TO hurrying and scurry-
ing TO catch the twelve O'clock train. II
some enterprising individuals or corpora
ton would erect nm opera house or small
theatre here the Investment would repay
them In years time.
Ladies' who vame a refined complexion must
use Pozxonl's powder-it produces sof' and
beautiful skin.