The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-28

last long, as the two men above named
are good and efficient officers.
Jack Tanning, who was made Sergeant
at the meeting of the Police Commission
ers on Monday night is a faithful and
conscientious officer, and will no doubt
fill his new position with credit.
Things looked rather sQually at the
Council meeting on "Wednesday night
when Pete Quinn Jumped up in the lobby
and called Councilman Erlenkoetter a
liar. Sergeant-at-Arms Porter was get
ting ready to take hand in the row when
Peter subsidized.
Councilman Londrigan's Street Com
missioner appears to be losing his tenn
per of late He should not allow himself
TO be goaded on by Others.
The appointments made by the Police
Board on Monday night are of the best.
and the Board deserves the thanks of the
community notwithstanding the objec-
lions of few kickers
There has been change in Donovan's
resort The head bartender there now is
Connie Donovan. He is an adept at
mixing drinks
The great Ohm L. Sullivan done
this city on ii nda E. He stopped in all Of
mired by crowds. The big fellow was
accompanied by his bosom friend, Jack
Barnitt, of this city.
It would have been a great deal
cheaper and would answer the purpose
better if the Council had decided TO print
the plans and specifications of the new
sewerage system in pamphlet form and
have the pamphlet distributed through
out the city. The expense of publishing
the same will be very great.
Washington street on Sunday night
is beginning to rival Newark ave-
nue. in Jersey City for the number of
promenaders and especially young ladies'
MT esfa far. n mach II the alci-
est thing imaginable for an average
young man to patrol the avenue and
strike up an acquaintance with some fair
promenaaers-
By the way, the dandy masher OF them
all, the fellow with the light suit and
button hole boquet, has been missed from
his usual haunts of late. The girls are
all signing and murmuring. Where. oh,
where can he besn
The almost incredible streak of bad
luck in pinochle which was recently en-
countered by Jerry Murtha still remains
the sole topic of conversation in the
Young Mems rooms.
That fiend of cornetist who win in
sist on penetrating Marguerite" hes
driven the people about the ferry to des-
peration aud it is not at all likely that he
will be picked up some day Struggled on
a steamer bound for Germany, ana then
the usual serenity of this neighborhoo Cd
will be undisturbed.
Oh, Councilman Bewig, how about
that deskg
Charley EDarcy's manly form was
noticed at the picnic of the Independent
Schuetzen Corps, at Sturm's Pavilion on
Tuesday night. Charley is a great favorite
in German society.
a little boomlet has been gradually
worked forward in the last week. 1t is
said hat Eddie Kerr may be induced to
run for Mayor. It will be 3 hard matter
to beat Mayor Grassman, however. And
then there is Patsy Londrigan. What Is
the matter with Patsys
The diamond which sparkles in the
shirt of Fred Meyer. the proprietor Of Odd
Fellows Hall, is one of the largest in the
city. and is very brilliant.
Tim Foley, Jack Heating and Mike
Cannon were in excellent spirits on Sun
day night They appeared 10 be on good
terms with themselves and the world al
large.
Eddie Mcdonald seems to have myriads
Of friends in this city. Republicans as
well as Democrats admire him.
Joe Weinthal IS thorough with the
1olitical situation in the counties through
out the State as he does great deal Of
travelling
There IS one word in the English Ian
ouaae that Councilman Londrigan at
tempts to use very often, and never pro-
nounces it correctly, and that is the
simple word premature. Patsy Will insist
on Dronouncing it as If IL were spelled
nre-emaLure.