The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02

German lodges for the elegant lunches
served during lodge blow outs.
Clerk Of the Second District Court Clay
keenan, Is studying closely the probable
figures of next Tuesdays vote. He Is
confident OF Wanser's election as Sherln.
Joe Locke wears an extra shine on his
broad shoes In anticipation of the eies-
ton and is chock full of business.
Justice Wanser attends to his duties
deliberately and regularly and no one
from his manner would know him to be
engaged IN the greatest political fight OF
his life.
What burlesque was the creation Of
the Third precinct Of the Eighth district.
IL contains just fifty-seven voters. Ii was
created TO give Jim Lillis a place in the
Democratic County Committee. The
election officers, supervisors, challengers,
ETC.. will have Il soft snap Tuesday, but
they will get the same pay as those OF the
densely populated precincts.
Harry Heller cOntemplates buying q
bicycle. He hesitates because, he says,
he is too thin TO look handsome in knick-
erbockers. II Harry would keep better
hours. switch off on German beverage,
break several matrimonial prospective
entnnglements, join a missionary society
ana eat pie, his calves might some day be
as large as Jere Makers cane.
Judge Wanser will be sworn In as
Sheriff just in time to be the first occu-
pant of the new Office. He will not leave
even Il shadow of the present regime III
his Office. A clean man, a clean Office
and clean record. What Il changed
Health Inspector Allen says he intends
to complain OF DR. Saitonstalrs cigarettes
~ a common-no, uDc0nmon-nuisa nee.
This is the first time the Chief Health In
spector was ever accused of owning any
cigarettes. Is he retrograding or reform
ing?
Joe Cutlev had the unmitigated gall to
say few days ago that the mason work
in the Hall of Records was the best in
any building in this city. Some day Joe
will ask the angel Gabriel to pawn his
trumpet aud buy Joe q drink.
Ex-Freeholder Pairson is getting
square with Bob Davis for the deception
that fellow practjced on him last fall. He
Phillips. Perhaps Bob Davis regrets neW
that lie broke his word with tho popular
ex-Director SCI
Ex-Director at interim German laughs
at such myths as rings and deals. He is
quite positive that be does know u deal
from shuttle. It is feared that Johns
memory is falling.
Ex-PoIice Commissioner James Clarke,
who has always been a Republican, will,
It is said, pay Bob Davis for his job of
experimenting the Newark avenue
bridge, by working for the defeat of his
party's candidate and the success of the
poodle.
Bob McPhillips, soliloquizing: "'Tis
well, John Davis, tits well. What matters
it to him who is hanged, whether it be by
John McPhillips Davis, or Bob Davis
McPhillips. or John Bob McPhilliDs
Davis. Orwell, can hang man like
Bob Davis high as John McPhillips
ever could"
Mervyn Armstrong has during the past
three weeks been the active citizen
maker at the Court House. He has been
the cause of the creation Of at least a
score of citizens.
Fred. Mersheimer is full of business,
now. The responsibility of carrying the
Fourth district for the Ring candidate
rests upon his shoulders. Ii successful,
Fred will be bigger man than ever. II
the district goes for Wanser he will lose
caste as leader.