The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-13

Wednesday. It is said that he met q
young lady from Brooklyn at the
beach and had q splendid time.
he genial bonifaee, Here Katen-
knmp, will shortly abandon bachelors
hood. He viii marry young lady
well known and prominent III social
circles. The prospective bride besides
her other charms possesses q splendid
soprano voice. lie is to be c0agratu-
lated
7 The Modoeraey is not dead yet by
+ any means. The defeat WIS entirely
unexpected. II it was thought neees-
sary enough 1Iodocs could have been
mustered to wipe the TaInmanyites
4 out of existence.
One young fellow on Hudson street,
/ who is, TO use a Vulgar expression.
( stuck on himself, says that he can
mash any girl in Hoboken. This is
! pretty hard on the girls. IT any young
lady is DESTROYS Of knowing who this
presumptious youth is she can learn
Il by communicating with g The
Wheels Of Time.
Judge Foster, who has been acting
as Recorder during the absence of Re-
corder McDonough, is a benevolent
looking old gentleman, and is very
discretionary.
Tony Dunderro is one of the lead
ing sporting men in the Fourth ward.
The Aurora ItaIion Club are hold
ing their annual excursion today.
Frank Philips is said to be one Of
the best dancers in Schuetzen Park.
CAUGHT IN WEEHAwKE EN-.
The new schoolhosase has been COM
pleted. 1t is a credit to the town.
Now, what's the matter with a new
Town HALF
john Nelson, it is said, won con-
siderable money at Gutenberg last
week. John is q thorough bred. He
made snug fortune on Hudson
street, in HoDoken, about three years
ago.
wonder If there are any sports in
the newly appointed police force.
The old force contained good many
tipsters and horsey men. Ed. Clifford
knew the pedigrees of the different
Gutenberg skates from way back.
The property on the Boulevard has
increased in value since the selection
Of the King estate as one of the park
sites
Mike Capp has thoroughly reno
waited his establishment.
Tom Murray looks as hale and
hearty as ever He does not seem to
be worried at the new orierof things.
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The members Of paljsaaa Epe;na
Company must be HAVING Greet times
lately One Of the baesrs Fl the 9se,,s.
panv was found e. Ts9IIlffer,fl, ssrses
Hoboken the other Isiclsf zens,1ia =
who lost it.
Tom FitzinInops. the serbia * in
the swim this week. On Mongiav ~
went "a (pftar, l,,,,e, ase,s ~ stsi -,
Lonely at SO to / Lonely s won Tom
says he was not SURPRISED. H knew
the horse couldn't Loss. that he WIS
bound to win har az, accident ata
Mr.. Weinfhal who s5s,,esv;ses fra
sllie,sf m I9a r5riaea,, al. -, Ea,
oanIine a7ser,f,s sss-x,s ,--',...l
Grand Juries The 1ret;,,s- .,sss,,.ss.,,
Mr.. Weintflai and tIae II,,sss;f,. Ir.j,r,
ef3r Tsar7 - =. !, s''..A
affeefine, one = - = = - -
There is a new ro1ieeYuan in town
He Is {Seorra Krt1agar ana l7a xT.es,.s
his uniform ike an Ataies ~ . kT,5e,lt.
The manner IN which ne s,ri7,os' Isfk
club proves o1,clI,siyal t,s = - haS
long ANTICIPATED his ammo; ,f1nts 8. and and
had carefuilv ctsl IN 4; s.-'e'A- '''NA
FOUND AT w EST HOR0K IN
Joe Smith is one of the leading
lights IN Palisade Council. G. B. l..
lie made flying trip TO Hoboken on
Tuesday night.
Denny Mahoney, the well known
Forester has a.19f,a7slza,l IN 4hn &c
1,,.,,, u = : - ~
- ee%1s- s'-1s1 SsslAd1 DusAa1ss On spring
street. he SAYS that the Young DeO-
Dle of this town = "a e-rca r ,,e,7al.,,,s,,.a
~ 100 ,.,..,-,,,, 2 49,
= - - s,e1t1,
councilman E1nnegan VIII take
few weeks vacation, in Auorst
rys>,,r-~, ~, g - - - 4,