The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-08
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
HOBOKEN NOTES.

the street with his head in the air, and
when he is greeted as Commissioner,
broad and expansive smile oyarspreads
his countenance. 1t Is doubtful, how
ever, If Peter is a full f1edged Street Com
missioner think the irrepressible Patsy
Londrignn was rather hasty.
tMikeDunn," the boon companion OF
Joe" McGovern bobbed up serenely
about Donovan's one night last week
Nike has wrought wonderful change
IN his personal appearance. His lIxuri-
ant blonde mustache which created
httter among the ladies' has disappeared,
aud gives Nike the appearance Of an
s'actaur by gosh'
Harry Winkle is now dispensing LIQUID
refreshments behind the bar of Council
man Boncelet's gold mine Harry il q
dandy at mixing drinks.
Charlie Kloth, one Of the wonderful
c1terie OF tactaufs" who frequent Hill
pert3s fifth class variety show, is a good
wrestler and litter Of heavy weights, but
cannot break stones with his INST.
Charles Van Dorm, one of the Goronerss
jury in the Denning murder case was
conspicuously absent at the hearing on
Monday night. His side partner Jimmie
Jollie, was there and paid close attention
to the testimony.
Ex-School Trustee James Barrett is
Street Commissioner Kelly's able lieuten-
ant.
Councilman Boncelet, Marty Coolihan.
Dan Mahoney and other leading lights OF
Company d, Second Regiment, were
about celebrating the success of the ex-
cursion on Monday. Pete says it was a
dandy, and he thoroughly enjoyed the
sail
Bendix, the great German comedian OF
Hoboken, has blossomed out with a gold
headed cane. 1t ain't9
Assemblyman Kelly, attired in a natty
ifrla cf1sf nf ri .tff 10
of Tank Lodge at Pohlnann's on Decora-
ton Day evening. Tho Assemblyman is
a graceful dancer.
Freehoider Coyie also graced the affair
with his presence. The genial Mike
showed conclusively that he was yet
young fellow.
It is sad that Marty McDermott has
been very busy all week on his BIZ
ography.
Siegfried Cronheim now wears an unu-
sually placid and contented smile Ii
was close call, however, for it took the
Jury three hours TO adJudge him not
guilty of whipping the boy
Joe Cullen attended the Schuetzen
Park on Decoration Day and broke sew
eral feminine hearts JOe's blonde mus
tache and engaging manner are lrresisti-
bic to the average Union Hill maiden,
and Joe had a good time.
1t is very seldom that Dick Dewey gets
enthusiastic, but when the Miller Rifle
Club is mentioned Dicks enthusiasm
knows no bounds
Bob McHale, the leader OF the Modoc
braves ana president of the Young Mems
Catholic Association, will tender his
resignation as president at the next regu-
lar meeting. Bob says he will remain
good Modoc, however. and will always
be on hand when needed. 1t is predicted
that another leading Modoc will be
elected president.
Phil kirschner, the Assistant City
Clerk, does not have much to say, but is
a deep thinker He is also very consci-
entious and a rafting good clerk
Hen katenkamD, who owns the resort
where the Ncnpareiis make their head
quarters, is marksmaD OF no mean
ability, as he demonstrated at the annual
shootof the Miller Rifle Club,
John j. Dewitt is a genial unde,tak
il such an expression is allowable lie is
prominently identified with several So
eieties.
Leopold Mohn, the leader of the dudes
at the corner of Washington and First
streets, is tRbandon bachelorhood. This
is Mohn's second attempt and | hope his
heart will not fail him this time It Is
also rumored that wealthy New York
girl is smitten with hartmann. the gal
lus bartender, but hartmann says the
thought of marriage never enters his
head
casper Borg, the proprietor OF the Hud-
son Arcade, is an old timer and formerly
did business on Jersey City Heights.
The sole topic Of conversation among
the Schuetzens in the town is the coming
(, festival at Berlin commencing on July 3.
Several companies will leave from this
city.
Mike Shannon, the baseball tosser,
proved 20 be a dandy ringer in by the
Jacobs baseball team. who played the
Academy of Music team on Thursday
| afternoon. The way Mike played bail
showed conclusively that he was not a
! Thespian.
Mike Griffin says he is dead in love
with ice cream which is served ut Schuet-
zen Park.
Harbor Master Moore has not been
conspicuous about town during the past
week. Ii is possible that he is negoriat-
ing for the purchase of a summer resi-
/ dence.
The ladies who travel Hudson street
late at night and early in the morning
are thankful that Jimmie DAWN, the
special policeman has been relegated to
the ranks. Jimmie was a terror TO these
ladies.
The Company A boys showed uD SPLEEN
! didly in the parade on Memorial Day.
Captain Sagendorf is to be congratu
lated.
Mitt Brulps handsome countenance has
been missing during the week. AIitt is
said to have won heavily on the races
lately.
Dave Hummell is an enthusiastic fish
erman.
So is Sergeant Edmouston-
I6 is said that klee Brothers new sa-
loon, Mt the corner Of Newark avenue and
River street, is the handsomest and most
costly in the State.
James Smith, the City Treasurer, is
one Of the most unpretentious officials III
the city. He dresses neatly. but not ex-
pensively, aud generally wears u soft hat
That he is q strong man politically is not
questioned.
Sergeant Reardon and "Clickn Clark
of Jersey City, are great lovers of q good
ballet show. and are always on hand
when anything like that is coming Off
WEEH AWKE EN- ITEMS.