The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-27

sh owed his delight by Immediately Omen
ing sninti bottle Of blue label
II would be rather hard pill for CouTl-
Gilman lsrlenk0etter and Kelly to swallow
u they are left ouL il the cold III the COM
Dine. There's many Il sip twixt the
cup and the lip. however. and even the
knowing ones may be fooled.
When the fact that ''l)au' Mccarthy
md biOssonied out in a light suit OH tie
strength of his appointment us school
census takef was published, it seemed, 10
create Il jealous and bitter feeling IN the
breasts Of certain individuals who had
MOI the wherewithal to purchase O new
suit, aud they at once started M agitation
to reduce the price per name from five
cents 10 four cents Now, il knew that
the little skit OF mite would precipitate
such al agitation it never would have
been published Five cents name is not
too much compensation for tie work
Con" Donovan bears 8 striking re-
semblance to the late Napoleon Bona
partc.
''Phip' Kirschner does not want to be
known as sporting man, bur he has d
Yer very poor opinion Of the race horse Eek
John r. Virgins wonders why il is
that at every social gathering or banquet
he attends he has to respond to the toast,
The Ladies'" Perhaps it is because he
is 80 versatile.
A1cutt i1e65 S<@YcQ ECQk lives Tie other
morning. That is. of course. iigaratiTely
speaking. Old timers and the four bene-
i1ciaries will readily understand what is
meant by saving four lives in the morn
ing.
What's the matter with Bobbie BelIs
He did not have on his bathing clothes IN
the opening game of the season.
How is it that Mayor Grassman Is i'm
pervious to all the wiles Of women in en-
deayoring to entan4le him ia the matri-
monial net is inexplicable The Mayor Is
Il man of very positive convictions and
even the beauties 0s Hoboken have ne
perceptible influence on him. His Honor
was vastly amused the other day by a
perenlptory order from some crank 70
innrry without delay.
The present Board of Police Commits.
sioaers is, beyond a doubt, one Of the best
the city ever had. Commissioners Daab
and kaufman have very liberal views
and are thoroughly representative men.
Mike" Cannon had hard time de-
Tending Janitor Sullivan on Monday
night
Within month the gay and festive
picnic season Will be in full bloom. Two
Of the coming events will be the picnic OF
the Miller Rifle Club at Schutzen Park,
on Decoration Day, and that of Tank
Lodge on the evening Of July g.
john Power O'Connor has severed his
connection with the DemoeTut-A dueg-
ttsef
No matter where Drum Major Phili-
bert, of the Second Regiment, wanders
he bears about little escapade Of his
down at camp last summer The Incl
dent crept into publication by mistake or
intent, and Whenever IL is mentioned the
gallant Major throws up his hands in
disnay and refuses to talk.
The mem bers of the Hoboken Athletic
Association are busting for the success
OF their grand tournament, which will be
held at Cronheim's Theatre during the
coming week.
II is pleasure to meet Henry HirtIer
He always wears au agreeable sniiie,
Alderman Prigge, of Jersey City, pays
an occasional flying visit to Hoboken
during Che week TIe is generally accom-
panied by Jack Dunn, from the
Heights.
Pastor Freund bears striking resem-
blanee to James G. Blaine.
The Lime Kiln Club seems to have
fall len into state of innoeuons desuetude.
Ine sessions during the past week have
been SHINY attended and a general lack
OF interest seems to prevail