The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
HcBoKEN LEAVES.

a m, on Thursday by the bleatin9 of a
sh eep. He was at a loss to learn to whom
the animal belonged, but was assured by
his wife that she had won the sheep at
the excursion of ST. Josephs Lyceum,
aud Chris dreamed of nothing else but
mutton the rest of the night.
johnny Dede, Charley Van Dorm and a
f9w others seemed to be irresistibly draw II
to q rear compartment in one OF the
barges OF the excursion on Wednesda Y.
They would go in the compartment look
ing expec tant and come out with broad
and suggestive smile.
During the past week nobody seen m
der the influence of liquor would allow
II to be said that he WIS intoxicated. He
was simply overcome by the heat
There is q vacancy ia the police depart
nlent caused by the death Of Patrolman
Barker, and the Police Commissioners
are great attraction just at present.
1t was said that Councilman Snyder
intended to return from St. JoseDh's
Lyceun excursion on the train, and thus
pc on hand at the council meeting: but
the genial Harry found it impossible to
leave his constituents.
1t is positively exhiliarating to visit
Patterson just after recess at the meet
ing OF the Board of Education, and see
the educators drink soft stuff
President Rudolphy, OF the Board of
happy when he presented the diplomas to
the pretty and blushin1 High School
graduates on Thursday night.
Lu McCulloch has abandoned the study
OF law, ana has opened a real estate Office
in connection with Mart Minturn, the
The members of the new firm are Young
men and popular, and should succeed.
The independent Pioneer. Club Will mold
their annual suinmernight's festival at
Pohiman's Pavilion on July g. Court
stevens. A. Q. f. of A., will picnic at
Kroebels on the same night.
Johnny Lewis feels proud Of the new
safe in the District Court Clerks office.
and is thankful to the City Fathers for
the same.
johnny Acker demonstrated his ability
as debater at the meeting OF the Board
OF Education on Monday night.
DICK heynpids did not get a chance to
sport his 500 suit at the. excursion of ST.
Joseph's Lyceutn. He was too busy
making Lemonade. BY the way, what a
charming bevy Of young ladies acted as
mattresses at the refreshment stand on
that day. The chowder, which was very
nne, seemed to receive an additional
flavor when served by their fair hands.
Gene Sullivan, OF course, was there
and he was always the centre of several
admiring young ladies, and I never
thought that Mat Griffin was so proficient
dancing the military schotEische
Tommy McAleer was very quiet all day,
except when he-was securing chances for
the sheep
Charley German, the janitor Of the CITY
Hall. says he lives in the largest building
in the city
Police Commissioner Daah is one of the
quietest men in she Board aud is, without
doubt, one of the most popular
Mayor Grassman says that THE JERSEY
CITY NEWS IS 9 sprightly paper and he
greatly adfnIres II.
Tom Guinan wears one OF the latest
style straw hats.
hartman. the dude bartender is re-
naming quiet just at present. but will no
doubt soon again startle the bellies by APP
pearing in another new suit of clothes.
Principal Elston, of the High School,
has clear gray eyes and a dropping mus
tache.
The city officials were much amused at
the essay. Oar City officials delivered
by one of the young lady graduates of the
High School ut the commencement exer-
cises on Thursday night. Mayor Grass
man looking exceedingly amused
Joe Weinthal has donned an elegant
summer outfit which has created great
deaf of envy about the City Hall
DR.. Simon goes about with a pleased
look on his countenance while DIR. Heller
drives around in his carriage correspond
ingly depressed.
Sergeant Marnell.is an encyclopedias of
information ON European manners and
customs He made tour Of the principal
cities on the other side lately and he re-
lates many interesting "reminiscences
The pretty girl, who formerly served the
giddy youths with ice cream, tutti-f fritz.
lozenges, ETC., IN First street. is now
located at the Central Telephone office in
Jersey City. where her musical helloa is
in pleasing contrast with the cranky
voices of other young ladies in that Office.
Rob Moore, the artist. mas been missed
from the social gathering of late. but
when the season advances suppose Rob
will be found on deck rs of yore
Someone has sent to our Office com
municati0n, which states among other
things that the guns whiskers will be
trimmed at the Fourth ward barber shop
on next Wednesday and invites our re-
preventative to be present on that occa-
sion. As the communication is anony-
nous and very lengthy, we cannot pub
lish 1t until the writer gives his or her
name. The WHEELS OF TIME
Mike Cannon and Joe kettell would
make a hard team to beat at billiards,
but when Joe commences to guy Mike
it breaks him al up.
John Cuddihy, since he has become a
benedict, very seldom gets around TO the
rooms of the Young Mems Catholic Assoc
citation. The 'sTerrorsn are now no more.
Even Joe Keefe appears disheartened at
the rather abrupt termination of such a
record of unvarying success.
Among those who left the city last Sun
day there were few jollier crowds than
that which left in the morning in an open
barouche. Four OF the strongest adher-
ents Of Tank Lodge--John Wagner, John
Malley, Walter Burke and John Eyoner-
composed the party, and they surprised
tht natives of North Hudson by their
enormous capacity
Pat Hayden, one of the Tax Commits
sioners for the Fourth ward, and also
prominently identified with the fire de-
partment. is a total abstainer He has
many friends.
Tommy Toole, one of the partners Of
the trucking firm of Gautier g. Co., is a
great lover Of variety shows.
The citizens of this city are delighted
at the prospect of having county park
located on the meadows Colonel Stew
ems, who is one of the Park Commission,
Is hopeful of having one located in this
city.
The song relating tho incidents attend
ing the arrival of Moloney in New York
seems to be usurping the place in popu-
larity formerly occupied by "Annie
Rooney
The police van will certainly be a Curl
osity when it arrives. The Police Com
missioners ordered it several months ago
from Newark firm, but for some unex-
planned reason the firm has not yet deliv-
cred 1t. The worst feature of the matter
is that van driver has already beef an