The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-16
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
Of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
OVER IN HoBoKEN.


Washington street by storm last Mon
day night bewitching young woman,
with hair as dark as Il raven and eyes
that shone like twin stars. stepped
out from the sidewalk with an enor-
NOUS bouquet and held It towards
one OF the young men in the front
ranks. The young man smiled gra-
clously, and was about TO accept the
bouquet when he noticed who the
donor was. He blushed and refused
TO accept it, and the young lady drew
back. her cheeks aglow Rnmor has
Z that the young man was Jimmy
Coolihan.
Artist Lenhoff is a great lover OF the
giddy dance. He is a splendid dancer
and - much sought aC all the social
gatherings.
School Trustees Dynan and Russ
lnurched at the head oil the unterri-
lied Democracy of the Third ward in
the parade ON Monday night. Coun-
Gilman Londrigan and Thomas
Grover Cleveland kehoe were among
the notables In coaches. Everybody
along the route of the procession mis-
took kehoe for Grover Cleveland.
1t was a great night for the Deinoc-
racy.
Councilman Thinker was socially
inclined on Thursday night. He at
tended the concert aud hop Of his
favorite club the Valencia. The
affair was grand success.
Ives Apologize, the chief engineer
OF the Fire Department is handsome
looking man about six feet tall. Al
though there Is d great deal of jealousy
existing in the Fire Department the
Chief is popular with the majority OF
the fire laddies.
When Isatsey Londrigan wants to
strike a sympathetic chord in the
lobby OF the Council Chamber he
rants about the widow and orphans,
the poor workingman, etc. Patsey is
wonderful politician
Johnny Cox, one OF the handsome
young men employed by the United
States Express Company. was right
in it at Odd Fellows Hall last Satur-
day night. Johns handsome presence
and graceful dancing captivated the
ladies.
Councilman BonaIet has the bar
privilege at the coming reception Of
Company d at the arlnory. The
ball promises to be great success.
Gus Disgul and johnny Cordes
created quite a hutter among the
ladies at the sociable of Company G.
In their handsome uniforms they
looked splendid, and one young lady
was heard to remark that Gus and
Johnny were just too sweet tor any
thing
The Donovan Reserves cut quite a
caper in the Democratic parade on
Monday night Charles Vincent
Darcy marched at their head
All the breweries in the northern
end Of the county are working night
and day and the dealers in champagne
are unable TO fill orders.
The annual bali of Tank No. 1,
Knights OF Lush, viii be held at pohl-
mans Pavilion on Thanksgiving
night.
Leo Mebach, the well known waiter
at Odd Fellows Hall. is enthusiastic
over the coming bail of the employees
of the hall which viii be held on
January g.
Jack Ravens, Detective Mckenna.
and several others went to Lake Ho-
patkong last week hunting for wild
rabbits. They met with awfullY poor
luck. They attempted to buy some
rabbits on the way home but were
unsuccessful.
Sergeant Tanning looks very natty
| in his new uniform.
Charley Barty, the proprietor of
what was formerly Kuenlein's saloon,
! is well liked.
The Irishmen OF this city responded
nobly to the appeal for the fund be-
ing raised by Messrs. Dillon and
| O'Brien.
The handsome and talented Cor
poration Attorney. James f. Minturn,
will abandon bachelorhood. He Will
be married TO a wealthy aud accom-
| piished young lady on next Wednes-
/ day morning.
Chaneeman Kipp is happy. 1t is a
bouncing boy and all are well. Kipp
thinks about christening the boy
Status Pleus Kipp. So Detective
| Schoefer informs me.
/ BY the way how the Stains Plues
Association did spread itself in the
| Democratic parade If a couple of
! the serio comics could have been en-
ticed TO enter the line what an uproar
they would cause. The McLaugh-
Inns wouldn't be in it.
The Nonpareils are makingpre par
ations for masquerade and comic
ball 1t will be a corker
Thanksgiving eve will be a great
night for social events in this city,
The Fourth Ward Raeketting
Mullins will hold forth at Odd Eel
lows Hall. the a1nory will be filled
with the soldier boys OF Company ID
and their sweethearts, the Irving
Social Club will entertain their
friends at the Assembly Rooms and
all of the smaller halls will be filed
/ with social Dafties.
! DIR. r. r. Let's, the newly APP
pointed veterinary surgeon, is a
brother to Assemblyman Let's He
is of stout build and is the possessor
OF q handsome jet black mustaehe,
which is the envy of his younger
I associates.
Chairman Stanton made mastery
argument in behalf of the adoption OF
the Martin act at the Council meeting
on Wednesday night.
1t will be a blessing indeed when
the much contested City Physician
ship decided
IN SIMON KELLYVILLE.
Simon Kelly does not think that
| the Legislature will decide to annex
| this borough to Hoboken. In the
words of Simon, Maybe they will,
/ but doubt it.