The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-09
ROUND THE COUNTY,
Personal Points on the Tire
of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
HoBoKEN ROUNDUP.

Policeman Daniel Fenton Is an ardent
admirer of Tammany Hall. He won "
on the election of Mayor Grant from
Robert Reynolds, the most watchful he
publican supervisor
Weller is happy. Last Thursday he
was admitted to the bar and he Will ioos
after Assemblyman DAYS. practice dur
ing the session OF the Legislature.
1t was rnmored that Tom McAleel
picked up n pockctbook containing
Billy Porter says the rumor is without
any foundation.
There was happy party In this city on
| Thursday, There was Congressman
elect Mcdonald, Director Bruggeman,
Freeholders Tiernev and Coyle, School
Trustee Degnan, and Councilnen Snyder
and Londrigan. Councilman Londrlgan
was IN very exuberant spirits.
1t was indeed laughable to listen to the
speech and watch the antics which
julius Schlatter went through at the
mass meeting in Cronheim's Theatre on
last Monday night. When he poured hot
shot into his former associates, the
Jefersonians, the crowd on the platform
were in roars of laughter and applause.
Julius was. to use the popular ex
preston of the day, 'jollied along In
great shape.'
Manager Moore, of Jacobs Theatre.
is an enthusiastic Democrat. and the re-
suits of the late election seemed to please
him immensely.
The Second Regiment boys are aWfully
sore at the defeat of Wanser. They
voted for him to man.
Another formidable candidate for the
Mayoralty has doomed up in the person
of Councilman Stanton. Oh, Patsy,
where are your Are You in it yet?
City Clerk McDermott and his able as
sistants, Philip Kirschner and Charley
Darcy. deserve credit for the manner In
which they handled the new ballot re-
form law. Under their careful super
vision everything worked smoothly.
Captain Aldoretta RECALLED several of
of his comrades and q couple Of reporters
with the experience OF his young days In
other morning. Cap. is a great story
teller.
The vote in this city was a great sur
prise The most sanguine Democrats did
not think that the Ninth district would
give the Democratic nominees over three
hundred majority; yet 1000 is rolled up
1t is almost beyond belief.
Billy DAILY Is happy and has reasons for
being so. He scored a splendid victory,
principally due to his own personal
efforts. Congratulations, William.
Captain SaRendorf is greatly pleased a +
the success of Company AIS reception. 1t
was interesting to note the number of
admirers Mayor Grant of New York had
in this city during the late campaign.
Mike Cannon IS disconsolate. Where
did the Jeffersonians show their
strength
Detective McKenna Of the D. L. & w.
r. r. caught couple Of notorious crimi-
mails last week. Mac is always doing good
work and his services are appreciated by
the company.
Max Schilling and John Lewis appear
n hp n frianf14u n q tn ma ~ kbrys
Max made an awful rash bet, and john
we'll, he took advantage of lt, and Max is
q loser TO the tune of 500.
Stranger in Hoboken on Sunday night:
-'tWhat is that music hearg Is it from
a church,
Hardened citizsn:-.Naw. It's -'s
concert garden. Seer"
Stranger:-"W What is that din of voicese''
Hardened citizen:-ttA lot of chippies
going TO masquerade ball at --- Hall. !"
And the stranger leaves HobOken on
the next boat for that comparatively vir-
tuous city, New York.
There is enc bad feature about the new
election law in the eyes Of the average
election officer, and that Is the absence of
intoxicating beverages from the booths
Freebooter Ellis did the honors nicely,
however, for the officers in Fourth
ward board. He sent in q number Of
cheese and ham sandwiches and gallon
OF coffee.
Billy Parslow, the candidate for core
ner. ran away ahead Of his ticket. Billy
is very popular--that is, outside OF his
PECULIAR line of business.
Bethuel N. Crane. the keeper of the
morgue, was in with the Jeffersonians in
this city. 1t was a very curious combina-
ton. And Billy Blumenberg, too.
1t is indeed too bad that WILDER Baker
should lose his splendid tenor voice
shouting for Schultze, but such is the
case, have been told.
In the exuberance Of his spirits last
week Patsy Londrigan told Joe Weinthal
that IL he was elected Joe would be one
! of his cabinet. Joe has not decided
whether to accept the offer yet or not.
There promises to be a lively time in
the organization of the new Democratic
City Committee,
To the efforts of Denny McLaugh lin
and his valuable henchmen alone is due
the credit of the big majority given to the
Democratic nominees in the northern
portion of this county. Bob Davis is not
known in this city or in the northern
towns, and it has always been a matter OF
regret that Denny has not separated him
self from Davis ano his few unscrupulous
heelers.