The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11

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"Bilr' Dynan, the new member Of the
School Board from the Third ward, is one
of the most genial and intelligent mem
bers of the new Board.
Bob McHale, cen though he is presi-
dent of one of the strongest factions In
the city, namely, "the Modocs, wears
his nonors gracefully.
"A runlor was extensively circulated
about the city last week that the Lime
Kiln Club was about to disband. The
rumor spread with frightful raDidity, and
many were the causes assigned for the al
legged suspension. Some said that two
Jersey City members had broken the
bank, While others claimed that two pie
welchers had victimized the club on one
day. The latter appeared to be the most
likely cause for the suspension, and was
generally believed But the talk of dis
bandment is all nonsense. The club Is at
present negotiating for other quarters. A
meeting will be held some night next
week, at which the members are expected
to subscribe enough money for the erec-
ton of q new building.
w HOLSTER Wall, the well known
young journalist, was about last week
looking hale and hearty.
Peter kerrigan bears a striking resent
blance to Buffalo Bill. :"
George Whitlock is an exception to the
general run of policemen Since his APP
saloon on or off duty, except to make
an arrest
City Physician Simon is placed in a
rather peculiar light by the allegations of
Mrs. Beach, but there appears to be no
doubt but what he was convinced OF her
insanity before he signed certificate TO
that effect. DIR. Simon is one of the most
conscientious physicians in this city
James Layerty is q constant companion
of Councilman Stanton. They are in
separable.
The remarkable degree of interest man
Tested in the proceedings of the Council
and Board of Education in this city is a
matter of comment by strangers. Sheriff
Davis happened to be present at 81 recent
meeting of the Council and was genuine
Iy surprised at the size of the lobby.
1t was getting pretty hot Monday night
when Fitzwilliam attempted TO sing
The Divil's in New Jersey"
The GALAXY of dizzy ballet girls at Cron-
helms this week has tended to make
things hum.
Billy" Days speech about Meadow
Parks was very pithy. He presented
facts in such q manner that they keep
people guessing.
Mr.. Blackmore, of the North Hudson
County Railway Company. is one of the
most painstaking and conscientious Off
Gals of the road.
By the way, the horse racing mania
seems TO have struck some of the drivers
of the road. One young driver whom |
conversed with on the platform the other
day knew the names of the entries at
Elizabeth, what each horse was capable
of doing, and what the sure things were.
think that this driver can beat the races
In one way, and that is to let them alone.
Councilman Thinker has not high
opinion of Freebooter Noonan as a -four
expert.
Whenever any great public movement
is inaugurated ex-Mayor Thinker is al
ways on deck. He was on deck Tuesday
night.
"Phip Kirschner got one vote for city
Clerk. That is great deal, considering
whom he had opposed to him.
WEEHAWK EN- WINKS.
Alas, the break has come az last. After
ten years of undisputed sway Simon and
his faithful retinue have given up the
ghost The men whom Simon has made
politically have turned their backs upon
him, but venture to predict that within
two years Simon will be again on the top
of the heap.
There has been a sort of funereal ST
lence in this town since Monday night.
The natives appear to be unable TO COM
prehend the magnitude of the change.
Who is that man with the dignified
bearing walking down the Boulevard?
Why, that is Mike Hannah, the con-
queror of Simon Kelly. He is now mon
arch of Weehawken.
Ed Clifford, the deposed sergeant of DO
lice, was one of the finest young fellows
in the town, but he unconsciously made
an enemy of Mike" Hannah and he had
to pack his grip.
Recorder Seymour holds on. He is not
affected by the change
1t is said that several Chinese laundry
men were in mike Humans saloon
last week trying to receive permission to
operate laundry.