The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-30

H0B0K EN RAZzLE DAZZLE.
plquant Personal Paragraphs From
Weehawken and Union Hill.


the fight next spring.
There are numerous aspfrants for Coun.
ciimaBic honors in The Fourth wa rl
Joseph War the we'll known cork
manufacturer, is said TO be the latest in
the field. Under the new law the regular
nomination scents TO be equivalent to an
election.
The reception Of Company y, Second
Regiment. at the ftrmory on Wednesday
night is one long to be remembered. The
soldier boys did themselves proud.
Colonel Stevens and his handsome wife
were Interested spectators. Captain
Lehman has every reason to be proud of
the boys under his command.
What q razzle dazzle bcwildering af-
fair the masquerade bill of the Fourth
Ward Reckelting Mullins wns. For a
roIlicking crowd tie Mullins cannot be
beat. Their affairs in the past have
always been successful, and may they,
long continue to be SO.
Mike Failon. who ran for Committee
man in the Fifth district of the Fourth
Ward, have lived there all his life. and is
noted for his sobriety and exemplary
habits.
Thomas McAIeer has the most extraor-
binary overcoat ever seen In Hobok en-. It
is Il pure white Irish frieze, and fits TOMS
handsome figure like glove. It has Gre
ated a sensation on Hudson street.
Chrisry Stanton too Is spending con-
siderable money on clothes. A few
months ago The NEWS chronicled the
fact TINT Chris had blossomed forth In a
light suit and now Chris has been to see
his tailor again and Is decked out In a
$50 suit of clothes and $40 oyefcoat.
Henry, the bartender at Bonceiet's gold
mine, is a young fellow of steady habits
and is we'll liked by the Alderman.
Patsy Tighe and George Mcmahon, the
two sporting bartenders, have created a
fiutter among the ladies by appearing
with handsome new oyercoats. They are
right in it.
It is now said that George Gebhardt
will have no opposition for the School
Trusteeship of the Fourth ward.
What is the matter with Peter Quinn?
The genial constable has been missed
from his usual huunts during the past
week.
The usual quota of saloonkeepers and
small tradesnen have been patronizing
the races during the past week. 1t would
be FAR better IL they would stay at home
and attend TO their legitimate business.
There were great many devices used
| by people who wanted to see the big fight
ut Cronheiu's on Tuesday night. Tickets
were selling like hot cakes ut $40 apiece.
and as high as $25 was received for sin
gle ticket These high figures knocked
ont the average 81 sport, but although
their cash was limited they were rich in
/ are
| said to have borrowed violin boxes and
with a businesstike air passed the door
with the boxes under their arms. II any
| questions were asked they were members
| Of the orchestra. and il worked sUlen-
| didly, the trick not being discovered until
! the fight was over.
! Henry Lehman is the new committee
man in the First ward. He takes the
| place of Assemblyman DAILY.
| jake Kuper, who, 1t Is said, Will be ap-
pointed police commissioner by Mayor
| Grassman. is n robust young German
| Am arican and is said to be quite popular.
| At present he Is engaged in the trucking
business.
Robert Moore,the popular young artist,
| is the latest TO abandon bachelorhood. On
! Thanksgiving Day Robert was married
| to O handsome and accomplished young
/ woman. and all Of Bob's female acQuaint-
ances are sad.
Tomorrow night the Patrick j. O'Toole
Association will dance at Dad Fellows
Hail. Tim Dooley says the ball will be a
| daisy.
/ Counsellor Russ is one of the hand
| soonest unmarried young practitioners in
the city. He is great favorite in Ger
| man society
| Herman Fayen. the enthusiasts young
boatman. has many female admirers.
/ Johnny Cordes is said TO be smitten on
a pretty young typewriter in jersey
| City.
| Heard over the telephone:-"Di
win 10 the fourth races'
aN Soi's
"Nou
Great scottl How much was he
beaten by?''
Finished last"
| Another sure thing dumped.
Siegfried Cronheim, proprietor of the
hn1 hE1n Il Ia q M txrnc =
$3.50 for the lease OF the theatre on Tues
| day night.
weehawkeu Whispers.
Simon Kelly has climbed one step in the
| ladder again. He was elected a member
of the County Committee. Nobody dared
Special Police Officer Hessner. has been
busy during the past week burning the
dry wood in Highland Park This great
breathing spot is a great resort for
students Of Stevens Institute on moon
| light nights.
DIR. Rhodes Is a great pedestrian On
almost any fine day he can be seen prom
enading the Boulevard.
| All of the leading town topics are dis
cussed ut Basse's retreat on Nineteenth
street. When Simon Is not in Muldoon's
IN Jersey City. he can always be found in
Basse's. although of course the reader
will bear in mind that Simon does not
drink ut all.
Union Hill Echoes.
Billy Raven visited Gutenberg last
Tuesday and made neat winner. Billy
is shrewd better.
Joe Driesen Is said 20 have offered $500
II he could grow mustache like that of
Tom Hanley.
The Lyceum Circle, a select party of
young men in this town. held their an
nuAl ball at Ruth's Turn Hall last night,
and 1t proved a most gratifying success.
Charley Friend is one of the most sue
cessful Young business men on the Hill
He is exceedingly popular with the
ladies'.
Bob Schlemm did the proper thing in
apologizing to the Council. Hereafter