The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

the centre OF an admiring group at
after the banquet of the United IRISH
men.
Elk Councilman Billy Winges is said to
have putt on about one-half of the
drivers and conductors of the North Hud-
son County Railway Company. Billy is
popular with every employe of the road
on account OF his genial and unassuming
ways and his willingness at all times to
grant favor.
Sergeant Rathien was much pleased at
the success OF the celebration of the
twenty-ffth anniversary of Hudson
Lodge, T. and A. NJ The best people in
the city attended.
School Principal Kelly's hair is remark
able. 1t is as white as the driven snow.
The other day a well known young man
rushed breathlessly into the station house
and asked, lis there a warrant here for
--." The Sergeant in charge said there
was not. The we'll known young man
said that Policeman Kaufman said there
was. Another of Kaufman's jokes.
Leopold Mohn, of Company ID, says
that marriage is not failure and intends
to practice what he breaches. He will be
shortly married to Miss Nellie Gilroy, q
beautiful young lady of Union Hill.
Court Stevens had a grand time on their
trip to Fort Lee on Tuesday night This
is the dandy Court and are always get
ting up something good and entertain
ing.
In the early part of the week it was
stated that Andy Cullen was in the race
for Alderman Of the Fourth ward. The
rumor is neither admitted or denied by
his friends, but it is thought that it will
be committeeman Snyder.
It will go hard on the next batch Of
students who are brought before Recorder
McDonough They will not escape with
fine, but will be sent to the County
Jail, which treatment will not tend to
please the college pets,
Although a Mayor will not be elected
until next year, any number of public
spirited citizens have already Slgnlhed
their willingness TO serve the people,
The nag of the Green Isle was seen
everywhere on Monday. Even some
German beer saloons displayed It, The
matinees at both of the theatres were
well attended.
The most talkative man in the county
is said to be employed as conductor on
the Jersey City line of horse cars The
passengers on the back platform are conf
PEELED to listen to a continual chatter
which is positively painful to listen TO.
The use OF the pronoun is a distinctive
characteristic of the chatter.
Charley Darcy has not very high
opinion of waltz played by an Irish
piper.
Johnny Acker is very happy. He has
been presented by his wife with a daugh
ter
Lieutenant Weinhagen. of the gun
squad of the Second Regiment, is justly
proud of the proficiency attained by the
detachment. The gallant lieutenant had
been offered the position of adjutant, but
would not leave the gun squad. The fall
of the boys is something grand and COM
mands admiration everywhere.
Captain Sagendorf, of Company A, is
beyond n doubt one Of the most popular
rae inc 4s1l f1fti in "a ri
ment. He is universally liked by the
members of the other companies as we'll
as Company A.
Private Van Zandt, another of the boys
in blue. has abandoned bachelorhood.
The other bachelors in Company A are in
mourning at the loss of one who was al
ways thought to DE an out and out bache-
lor
1t now looks as if Company A will have
no opposition in capturing the Stevens
trophy, as Company ID, who. it is claimed,
rightfully won the trophy last year. are
not going to compete, and Company A
will practically have no opposition. The
trophy will have to be won three con-
secutive times to become the property of
any one company
The stencil that proceeds from the
lodgers' rooms in the station house is
enough to knock a horse down The
rooD harbors "burleighs' of every
.4tA'AonHitof eshu VeeSliptlotl, anu tuS COM
blnation of perfumes that is nightly
waited through the corridors is a dis
grace to what would otherwise be q
model station house.
There is one Councilman whose term
expires this election who is not worried
and that is Gus" Bruggemann. The
Office Of director at-large of the Board of
Freeholders strikes "Gus' as being about
all right.
The snow storm on Wednesday which
caused postponement OF the Clifton
races nladdenel lot of sports, who
imagined that they had dead winner
could not lose bar an accident, air tight
and all that-but perhaps it is better for
Them that it showed.