The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-30

where they ipanlge II rational enjoy-
meAt. They don't waste their ineneg or
overload tire treasury hat every little
white they qstiesly aid some worthy char
ity. Tony is inoaa OF The association
and he has Right 20 ne
We remarked last Sunday that ex-
Finance Commissioner W. D. Reynolds
was rapidly developing iiito heavy bowl
er. Last Mondny ni9ilt 1T the contests OF
the tstSat There Caifl, on Henn's alleys
he had one OF his streaks. He made four
strikes, and then, III accordance with the
clab rule. the bell was pulled Then he
made four more strikes in succession, and
again the bell tinkled. But he was not
CQae yet. lie made two more STRIKES
bringing his score up to $50, with two
balls to sDaYe. He moved down nine pins
with his eleventh ball and the twelfth
missed he solitary pin. He had scored
2Sy and Hean put up q bottle.
Robert Schpen, of the German Con-
sllate, and u lasso profundi of the Arions
is noted for his gallantry and his wiling
ness to aid, musically, every worthy en-
terprise His gaflantry never appeared
to greater advantage than on Monday
evening at kessler's, when he did the iu-
Producing and escort act. And how the
boys did applaud HIM.
The members of ssOur Unionn will
enact Hazel Kirke" and give an accom-
panying reception at Kessier's on Easter
Tuesday evening That happens at the
close OF the charter election, and the
question is, will the boys be able to re-
member their lines in their anxiety 10
learn results of the election.
If Under Sheriff John MePhilips is
elected Sheriff next fall Hudson county
will have the haudsomest Sheriff In the
State, and also jolly good fellow. John
is standing well in the race.
Any man who calls at the Office of the
County Board of Health and is not
pleased with the courteous treatment of
Clerk Rooney is nl;an difficult to satisfy.
Mr.. Rooney is ever willing TO sacrifice his
time for that of others.
Ever since Circuit Court Clerk Gritten
joined the Hoboken Camera Club he has
called himself an artist. His leisure mo-
ments are spent in reading authorities on
photography, and in drawing picture $
that Rapnael's ghost would envy.
Louis Heller has an Indicator in his
hotel that Informs his customers the re-
suit of all the races. 1t is the delight OF
Louis to bet drinks with his guests on
each race, and he is generally successful.
One day during the past week ex-Free-
holder Tom McDonough entered the
hotel aud saw Louis win couple OF
drinks from a customer. Tom concluded
he would have little fun, and running
his eye over the tape he saw that Festus
had been scratched for the next race He
offered TO betLouis that kestns would not
get third place in the race. The bet
was eagerly taken with the understand
ing that ali Ia tile barroom be included in
the result. This Tom generously assented
to. The race was run, and, of course,
Festus did not run. Louis was stuck for
about twenty drinks. for AIcDonough had
called in every one he could from the
highways and byways. Every man took
a ten cent 4ball, " and when the round
WINS over McDonough calmly said:--
You are getting crazy"
Ter dnyvel you say; what you meant"
sWhy Festus did not run at all in that
race. He was scratched"
Mein Colt in Himmei vos dot so? Ton
MeDonough you vos q swindler. undt
makes you some bets no more dimes dis
day.
Every Que laughed, and Louis took q
wal k to cool off