The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-26
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
Of the Revolving Wheels
Of Time
EN- HITS.

great Mayoralty trio on Tuesday. In
the parade OF the Hudson County
Democratic Club on the way TO 1ren-
ton he was thanked on the right by
Mayor Cleveland, of Jersey City and
on the left by Mayor, etc, Kelly, of
Weehawken.
Police Commissioner Coyle led the
unterrifed Hobokenites to Trenton
on Tuesday. The boys captured the
hearts of all the Trenton Inaidens by
their gentlemanly and soldier-like
bearing.
School Trustee Aeker cheered him
self hoarse at the Inauguration, and,
as a consequence, will be unable to
sing Annie Rooney for some time to
come. Charley is an enthusiast
The residents of tile Fourth ward
We're thrown into a state of unusual
excitement last week 6y the appear
ance OF au individual who shook tire
dust of HobolSen from his feet one
morning last July it was none other
than Lily fiiusto George etehilardt
was so surprised that he forgot to
charge one OF his customers. After
Lily had painted the town bright
yerInilion, he returned to the place
IiS HIVES ST WtlIs L LStACI iChoDuIHs NIL
where, it is said, he has been offered
the Democratic nomination for Mayor
''Jinksi' Adicl1s will shortly join a
well known troupe
The most successful ball ever held
in Odd Fellows Hall was that of the
Independent Pioneers, on Saturday
night. Fred. Meyer cleared a small
fortune.
The few residents of this city who
read the local paper are Disguised
with the mean, petty jealousy and
venom which characterized its leading
articles last week. That paper has
been trying to cry fake at a horse
whipping which was published ex-
clusively in THE JERSEY CITY NEWS.
The rawlings of the writer of the arti-
Gle have been the laughing stock of
the few who read its articles Space
in THE JERSEY CITY NEws is too
valuable to devote a column per
night III answering the ISLANDERS of the
local publication. Suffice it to say
that the horsewhipping, as published
in THE JERSEY CITY NEWS, was alb
solutely correct, as was admitted to
me by higgins himself ! could give
the names of hundred persons who
witnessed it.
Pete Mitten wears a perennial smile
lately.
Captain Lehman, of Company d. is
universally admired by the members
of that company.
The general good spirit and lack of
fornality which characterize some of
the balls is worthy a passing notice.
On Monday night the ball of the
Frauen Verein was held at Odd Eel
lows Hall. The Erauen Nerein is, as
the name denotes, composed of mar
ried women. MISS formed all the
committees and made all the arrange
ments for the ball The floor man
ager was a woman with about a forty
two inch waist. Her assistants We're
women between the ages-well. excuse
me- | am now treading on dangerous
ground. The only beverage which
the committee saw fit to drink was the
amber-colored fluid manufactured so
extensively in North Hudson. At
about eleven o'clock the floor man
ager blew the whistle and called out
to the bandinaster to play quadrilie
waltz. At this juncture another one
of the committee arrived and asked
the band to play the schottische
Down Went McGinty." The two
women kept up warfare of about ten
minutes, until the band leader settled
all by playing the untimely precipita-
ton of Daniel. The successful woman
then coaxed her rival to table, when
the trouble was settled in a few
rounds.
The fascination of Gutenberg kept
quite few from attending the inaug-
uration festivities on Tuesday.
President Charley Hess is no longer
a bachelor. On Tuesday night he led
Miss Trillick, a New York belle, to the
hymeneal altar. Charley received a
great send off from his fellow mem
bers.
Charley Darcy dancing the mill
tarv schottische is sight well worth
witnessing. His evolutions are the
essence of grace and elegance.
Constable Johnnie Reese was $500
ahead of the races last week Don't
fear, John, they viii get it all back,
and more too Junge Rusch has not
been quite SO fortunate.
There is q fellow in the station
house whose argumentative powers
are guaranteed. tits not necessary TO
mention his name.
The preparations for the annual
reception of St. Joseph's Lyceum next
Wednesday are on a grand scale, and
big crowd is expected.
Con Donovan is one of the light
ming dispensers of cocktails at Dono-
vans. He has rocks OF sense.
b. n. Crane, the undertaken, is
said TO be one OF the best facial artists
that ever lived. He has patent on
his little funeral cry.
Police Commissioner Coyle and wife
attended the ball of the Independent
Schmitzen Corps on Tuesday night.
At the recent ire in Garden street
Chief Applegate at one time
wished he was feather weight. The
chief is very burly man, and when
in full regalia measures considerable
around the waist. While attempting
TO crawl through the sfylight OF one
of the buildings he stuck fast and it
required the combined efforts of eight
men with axes TO release him. The
chief talks about anti-tat. etc.
The genial John j. Alalley has gone
into training. Articles of agreement
have been signed by him for a fight To
a finish with hard gloves with several
members of No. Truck. John is
heavily backed by Tank Lodge No /,
Knights OF Lush.
Peter Boncelet is one of the happi-
est and most prosperous citizens OF
the First ward. Pete does not know
what il is TO refuse a friend a favor