The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-04

EenusyiYnnio RailrOad at Henderson
street crossing. Every one OF Them thinks
ne KNOWS more about such structures
than those in charge of X. Aud still the
Work goes on all the same.
Customs Inspector Tom, Jordan, denies
that he ever intimated he had played
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt for
"a cnump. The fellows who said he
did Will have to go TO the front.
WASHINGTON VILLAGE.
Philip Pattberg sailed for Germany yes
tertlay and had a great send off. The
Arions and a host of friends will be lone
ly while he is away.
William r. Cordes was a trump witness
before the Senate Committee. He knows
where to go for excellent GIN since his
search for the Governor OF South Caro-
lima" to recover Fred Bluem's coat.
The new Choral Society mas not organ
lied, but the members try their voices
nightly at Meyers Hall. The trouble
about organizing is the difficulty to find
an appropriate name. THE NEWS report
er who suggested the title, ''rhe Holy
Roarers, z was Immediately fired.
"Incapacitatedn Is good. 1t win be q
familiar, popular phrase for a good while
Cordes ought to be pensioned for its dis
coyery.
Druggist Bongartz is next on the list
for q trip to "Naterland The Humor
Bowling Club Will make matters very
pleasant for him on his departure.
Ernst w. Kaestner, a teacher in the
German-American School and member OF
the Arion Singing Society, will spend his
vacation In Sslxouy. When he return S
the Arions will receive him and his brid O.
Steve kessler and "Dolphn Breh m
were seen enjoying the show at Cron-
helms with intense satisfaction to the M
selves and the audience Tuesday night.
the floor braced before they would enter,
as the combined weight of the two, ac-
cording to Appe1s scales, is S67 pounds.
Mike" Meehan, the worthy secretary
OF the ''Lincolns, has resolved, in defer
ence TO the members, to sacrifice his mag
nificen5 mustache. The boys are all jeal-
GUS OF it's immense growth and glossy APP
pearanee.
1t Is said that Frank Cullum is engaged
in trimming down his voice with d rasD
SO as not to disturb the neighbors while
practicing some of his new songs.
Charlie Sanders, the tonsorial artist.
has sold his stable of runners at Clifton
and is now devoting his time to his cele-
DRAFTED kennel. He expects to take first
honors with his Scotch terrier Butts
The r. d. O. Singing Club had an
unusually lively gathering aud a late
session Thursday night at Meister's. The
singers, or majority of them, must have
moistened their Threats to an undue ex-
tent Singer Hoyt angered Singer Nor
risey by addressing him as sSignor Nor
eesy," with the accent on the middle
vowels. Morrisey retorted by addressing
him as .Signor Matricus,n and also re-
ferred bitterly to something that occurred
five years ago. Singer Hoyt offered a
verbal apology. which was scornfuliy re-
fused. Then he offered a written apol-
ogy, but Morrisey wouldn't have it. The
larter's blood was up He wanted salts
faction in the form of gore. The great
expounder of the constitution tried to
settle the matter by reading the laws of
the club, but became lost in the miadle
Of a paragraph and was obliged to retire.
Finally the secretary and Joe Smith
quieted the belligerents anG at two
O'clock in the morning the party retired,
swearing eternal friendship one for the
other and greatly relieving the neigh
bors, who wanted to sleep.