The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-12

town mas gone crazy over the flfsf
named, and the refraius can be heard
at almost any time. It WAS amusing
to hear we'll known politician sing
Annie Rooney about four a. III. on
the morning following the ball OF the
independent Pioneers The would
be vocalist had a sort of whiskey
tenor voice, and the way he slaugh-
tered the song was enough to cause
the proprietor to put out the lights in
the saloon.
How Is business, john" / asked of
Coroner O'Hara one night last week.
"Oh, rushing, said he, with a bland
smile. did not think it proper 10
congratulate him, but it proves the
old adage that it is an i'll wind which
does not blow some one good.
All the tramps for miles around
seem to concentrate in the dodgers
rooms Of the Hoboken police station
every night in the week. The major
ity OF the fellows are Dig, strapping
individuals and are a source of much
disgust TO the Police Department.
Tommy MacAleer was seen hugging
and kissing bright gold chronometer
one day last week, and after attaching
1t TO his watch chain he is said to have
whistled softly Home again.
A local photographer has been
vainly trying for some time past to get
a snap shot at Counselor Sam Besson's
countenance when 1t is not enhanced
by perennial smile.
Lawyer w. d. DAILY is the dandiest
buffer of all the disciples of Black
stone in the city and any client can
always rely upon him TO make big
fight.
John r. Henschy, of the Hoboken
Aezcs, has a sure cure for the grippe.
John is an European and an authority
on the Russian disease.
John j. MaIley, q member of No. 2
Truck, has been expelled for profanity
Next.
One of the most interesting meet
ings ever held by the st. Mary's
Catholic Association was on Tuesday
evening. Several members who have
not attended the meetings for some
time past attended. Evidently the
sharp rivalry OF the 'sModocs, who
lately have disputed the heretofore
triumphant "Talnmanyn braves, hes
awakened an enthusiasm among the
dry bones. The Modocs, flushed with
their recent victories, attempted to
capture the librarianship, Mr.. F.
Xavier O'Donnell having resigned.
For two ballots the opposing factions
tied, but Tanmany was REINFORCED
by several recruits and captured the
Office. 1t was a close call, however.
and shows conclusiveiy that the Mo
| docs are rapidly gaining the ascend
ancy.
John F. Heating will in few
days open a general real estate and
insurance office on Washington street.
Jack has lately become a full hedged
/ Sachem. He wears his feathers
nobIy aud carries his little tomahawl1
/ like warrior
/ Tom Kehoe, the sage of the Lime
Kiln Club of the Third Ward, is a
politician of the old school. He
trained with Governor Marcy, Silas
/ Wright. Prince John Van Buren, and
/ other sterling ante bellum Democrats.
Frank Gibbons, who is a crank on
Forestry, has been off since New
Years and applied fer admission into
the T. A. B. Society
John Culley, having no more worlds
TO conquer-euchre | should SAYS
devoting his time 10 pinochle
Public Library Commissioners Hat
field should read Librarian 0Don-
nells report for the past year for
valuable detailed Information on the
| management of libraries. The report
! is now in the hands of the Committee
on Audit of st. Mary's Catholic Asso-
| ciatiOn