The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
ROUND THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
HoBoKEN CRACKERS.

There is weeping and gnashing Of teeth
among the Modoeracy, that hitherto al
most invincibie degree of the Young
Mems Catholic Association. On Tuesday
night great revolution took place. The
Modocracy were routed in the election OF
officers by the Tammany braves Mike
Cannon brayeiy tried to stem the tide, but
his efforts were unsuccessful and the
Iammany rooster crowed and clapped
his wings with ghoulish glee. Alas, but
the recent triumph Of the Modocracy was
short lived, but had The members of that
party thoroughly understood the gravity
of the situation and attended the meeting
predict that the result would have been
different.
The only original DR.. Herzog created a
wild sensation in the lower part of the
city last week by appearing with his
luxuriant whiskers at half mast. The
doctor SAYS he is sorry now, but it had to
be done. The wealth Of hair on his cheeks
was positively annoying during the
warm spell, and he had TO give the wind
a chance to whistle through it.
Charlie WHght has entirely recovered
from his late attack of rheumatism, and
has been telling war experiences about
the City Hall
The geniality of the members of the
Board of Education is proverbial. AL
though at all times awake to the public
school needs they combine business with
pleasure, and the after sessions OF the
Board OF Education are well worth wit
Messing, as it shows the members in their
happy moods. On Monday night Trustees
Darcy aud Dynan tried to have some fun
with Trustees Hess and Russ. The genial
counsellor was very wary, however, but
how about Henry?
There are innumerable ours about the
city who are menace to the life and
limb of the citizen, but there is scarcity
~
Poundkeeper Storms is very choice in his
selections.
George Gebhardt must be right in it.
On Thursday afternoon l observed q we'll
known ieweler showing George several
precious stones, and he selected an ele-
giant diamond stud. George is great
hand at throwing the dice.
Those jolly good fellows, Tank Lodge
No l, Knights of Lush, held one of their
social sessions at Coyle's on Friday. night.
All of the Tanks were out in force and
their enormous capacities were viewed ia
open-moutheu establishment by the un-
initiated.
Bill GARDENER and Bill Blumenburg
have been strutting around and posing
as heroes during the past week They
saved child on the River Walk.
I5 is said that Chris Stanton will ap-
pear in pepper and salt suit and new
hat today. Ii he does not then some
thing went Wr0bS,
Real Wilbur's silk tile looks rather
dilapidated. :. Buy a new one, Real
Fitzwllliam must have played Salvador
in the Suburban or made winner some
where. His new light suit and neglige
hat are the envy of the less fortunate
scribes.
Councilman Boncelet's gold mine is re-
| ceiving an entire oyerhauiing.
The sheep which was won by Mrs.
Staunton at the excursion Of St. Joseph i
Lyceum is having a varied and rather
lively experience. Mrs. Stanton did not
know what 10 do with the sheep, and
Chris was called to the rescue. With his
usual tact he thought Of plan He
would rattle the sheep. Accordingly q
huge poster was placed behind Council
man Boucelet's bar, stating that a sheep
who could speak either the English Oh
German language would be ratified on
Saturday night. Last night the ratti.
took place The excitement was intense.
AT the time of going to press the raf1i<
had not been completed
Fred Meyer says thar the picnic OF the
Hobokcn Independent Pioneers on the
evening of July was daisy,
| Superintendent Principal Rue wears 8
smile since Monday night Mis- safary has
i been increased 500 per annum by the
Board OF Education
Herr Quidore, the Gexial Beniface