The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
ROUND The COUNTY,
Personal Points On the Tire
of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
ovER IN 100 az.


The picnic of the Nonpareil Club, which
takes place at Pohlmann's on MONDAY
night promises to be one Of the finest
events of the season. The club al
ways has a nice affair, but this year It
promises to snrpass itself Eddie Pha-
Ion, the banjo player, is going to spread
himself on that night. Charley Russell,
the undertaken. Will forget his chastity
calling and will no doubt be accompanied
by that charming black eyed beauty in
whose company he is very often seen.
Sew Jacobs viii be there willing TO ACT as
referee should any OF the members be
pugilistically inclined Joe Dresser Will
be conspicuous in the grand march with
a young lady from Union Hill TO whom
joe is now paying devoted attention.
Tim, the comical sergeant-at-Rrns. prom
ises to have new stock Of jokes for that
night Jack and Charley Valleau VIII
cease talking baseball for the time being
and will trip the light fantastic. Al.
Burfeind viii imagine he was elected
school trustee and he will be correspond
ingly happy. Paul Sillman will no doubt
be ACCOMPANIED by the young lady whom
his eliminates say is the prettiest girl in
the city.
Johnny Burke the genial dispenser Of
drinks at Donoyan's under stands his bust
ness thoroughly, and is a favorite with ell
the fastidions patrons of the place
DOuA lAhl1tl ilt1E q kEAA1J4G bAaIt-
ment at Pohlman's He threatened in
the presence of Darcy and several Others
to appear next Sunday with blue sash
and pack OF cigarettes. Imagine Nal
ley's 50-inch waist encased IN blue sash.
Don't, John.
For some unexplained reason Chris.
Stanton has had his splendid blonde
mustache taken of. II there was any
big crime committed in the vicinity the
reason for so Disgusting himself would be
made apparent, but at present 1t Is mex
nlicable. Chris. IS now making desDe--
ate attempt to raise q pair OF sideboards-
Hen Katenkamp is no longer a gay
young bachelor With remarkable for
titude Henry listened TO the words that
made him Benedict on Tuesday night.
hartmann, the gallus bartender, has
been under cover so to speak lately.
His dashing STYLE has been missed on
Washington street. he will be on deck
again in a short while. however, as he is
now devoting himself assiduously to bus.
mess.
Several young men OF this city returned
from the country this week. They all tell
thrilling stories of their experience with
summer resort girls.
sam Evans, the genial boniface, at
teuded the picnic of the Ladies g. A. R.,
at Ponlman's on Tuesday night Johnny
Dede was also noticed in the mazes of a
hdtAZ WIFI Ol1CA tA DCtktAl
George Mcmahon and Patsy Tigue, are
said to be mashed on two charming young
creatures who live on Jersey City Heights.
The boys have good tastes as the young
women are pronounced beauties.
Councilman Bewig holds the trump
card just at present He can have the
Craftsmanship of the Council for the ask
ing, but it is not at all likely that he will
desert the Stanton faction.
At the hour of writing it Is impossible
to learn whether the baseball match be-
tween the lawyers and the City Hall
officials vii! take place. The lawyers
have been raising objections all the time.
They now object 10 Water Commissioners
Murray playing. The Water Commits
sioner certainly comes under the head Of
city officials, but the lawyers cannot
stand Lewis and Murray, although they
want to ring in Peter Quinn on the pre-
text that Peter is studing law.
In certain resort near the ferry 1t is
amusing to witness the habltues when
the evening papers are brought in by the
newsboy. The JERSEY CITY NEWS is al
ways looked for, and the other night two
admirers of the paper near came 70 blows
in endeavoring to secure IL first.
Sig Cronheim was in happy mood on
Monday night. After the show was over
he adjourned 10 Meyers Hotel with some
conyivial companions, and several bottles
of blue label were opened
A couundrum hard to crack:--W no Will
be the next Mayors Larry Pagan Is men
toned, but will probably decline the
nomination
There is no man IN Hoboken who like
more TO see his name in public prInt-in
an official way, of conrse-than Police
man Werner / thought l would men,
ton his name today. Werner is Il decent
sort of a fellow, but has little too much
laundering after n0torlety.
Tim and Neal Kelly. il Is said Will open
saloon at The corner OF Fourth and
Grand streets, under the name Of the
Kelly Brothers.
Connie Tahen, who is one Of the most