The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
Of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
HoBoKEN JoTTINGs.


Chris Entrup is one OF the most
geniel members of Company A, Second
Regiment. Chris is looking for color
sergeant of the company, and will UNI
doubtedly secure the Office.
There seems to be some objection to
the admission OF Artist Lehnhoff to
the Lime Kiln Club, and it is possible
that he may be black balled.
The recess at the meeting of the
Board of Education ON Monday night,
seemed to have an inspiring effect on
several of the members, and there was
a constant flow of oratorv. Daniel
Dougherty Darcy was in great form,
and poured in hot shot about the way
in which the schools are managed at
present. DIR. Kiel paid close attention
to the remarks of Mr.. Darcy, and
told Mr.. Rue, the experimenting
principal. what he thought of the
matter after the meeting was over.
The sport loving public have had
lots of scrapping to engross their at
tention during the past week. Peter
Jackson and John l.. Sullivan were
the pugilistic stars.
The boys OF Company A proved
their ability as entertainers at their
reception on Monday night. Company
d will have to hustle to beat it.
Great Scott What whirl of
amusement has been the past week in
Hoboken. The theatres and halls
have been crowded nightly.
Goodbye God, goodbye Jesus,
am off for Hokokenf' Such were the
remarks of the Evangelist Mills at a
recent meetingi in Jersey, City. think
Mr.. Mills has let some biased Jersey
City church member lead him astray,
in other words ''swelled his head" as
Hoboken is the quietest town this
side of Denver.
Assemblyinan Larry Pagan repre-
sents the Ninth district, better known
as the silk stocking district, in the
Legislature. He is very popular.
Eugene Herman. the well known
Modoc brave. has left for Galveston,
Texas. He will bring back some cow
bow relies. which will be on exhibition
at the headquarters Of the Lime Kiln
Club.
What a razzle dazzle affair the mas
nuerade ball Of the Lady Lincoln
Lodge at odd Fellows Hall on Mon
day night wasi There was one couple
on the floor who We're respectively
eostumed as a monk and a sister Of
charity. | think that such costumes
are entirely unsuitable and an unpar-
donabIe insult to two great institu-
tions.
Mayor Grassman is a pronounced
critic on boxing. He was present at
the bout between jackson and Ash
ton on Monday night, and his criti-
cisms showed that the burly Mayor
has considerable sporting blood in his
veins. n
Marty McDermott's double chin is
evidence of his benevolence.
1t is said that John Mcmahon is
trying to secure a saloon in the neigh
borhood of the ferry. John still has
many friends.
1t is rare treat to hear Johnny, not
Charley, Acker sing Marguerite
The modulations of the voice neces-
sary for q proper rendition OF this
favorite piece are possessed by
Johnny, and the piece always receives
hearty encore.
The Board Of Education has de-
cided to make several of the principals
toe the mark, and will endeayor to
show them that the Board is their
superior. This Is step in the right
direction.
Counsellor Russ beautiful beard
and eyeglasses give him quite dis
tingffe appearance. The counsellor
was once d great devotee OF terpis-
chore, but has been sadly missed this
season.
Principal Elston is very phlegmatic.
AT least, that is the opinion formed
at the meeting when he was charged
with ignoring the Board Ha o,,ot n,
for about fifteen minutes and said IN
four words:-sI overlooked the NJ
ter" The trustees shifted no,
| in their chairs. and Dir. Eislol.