The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
round THE COUNTY.
Personal Points on the Tire
of the Revolving Wheels
of Time.
HoBOK EN- TRIPLES.

L. -.
The glossy bald head of John Parnell
Feeney was observed in box at Cron-
helms Theatre Monday night Johns
especial attention was apparently devoted
to the ballet. Oh, John, Jehnl
The new Board of Police Commission
ers intend TO make the "coppers'' hustle
The special details, which were really
sinecures, have been abolished, and the
policemen take turns at all Of the special
posts.
Factory Inspector Joe Weinthal has
gained ten pounds within the last two
weeks. Joe, knows what the good
thugs of life are
Water Commissioner ssAIike'' Murray
was formerly d baseballist of renown and
played short stop for the old Jersey
Blues. The way Mike used TO pick
up hot grounders and pull down sliners
was greatly enjoyed By the lovers of the
game.
Real Wilbur says he does not care about
the Office of Justice Of the Peace
Assemblyman Kelly Is a good and az
tive member of Tank Lodge No. l,
Knights of Lush. When any important
meeting is announced, the genial Assem-
blyman's countenance is always noticed
Assemblyman Pagan feels deeply his
connection with tho missing Newark Ele-
waited Railroad bill, but his friends inn
pute no wrong to him in the matter
Thomas GuInan, an Erie Railroad de-
tectlve, Is Just now paying much alton
tion to coal thieves who ply their avoca-
ton between this city aud Hoboken.
Leopold Mohn has been unanimously
voted "King OF the Company u dudes
His light Overc0at and buttonhole bou-
quet rival even that OF the only original
hartman.
Since the elevation of Counsellor Stuhr
to a seat in the Senate the clerks in his
ST. nd wit Foil
of importance and they look supremely
happy.
Thomas Hanley, Dick Reynolds, L.u
Hfldemann, Jack Dennison and Joe Hill
demann, of the st. Josepn's Lyceum,
visited the Union Hill Scnuetzsn Park
last Sunday aud made quite an impress
sion on the girls there. The EreRing sun
hats worn by Hanley and Luz Hide
mann were Just the caper.
Marty McDermott accuses Charley
Darcy of wearing an elephant tusk hat.
Darcy denies the mild accusation.
While | was standing in front of .he
Police Station recently the night squad
passed out. In the squad were couple,
of young fellows who appeared i'll at ease
and at the same time looked important
They surveyed their uniforms from head
to foot, anu, grasping their long night
sticks firmly in their hands, looked real
wicked. One of the oid-tiniers Just get
ting Off duty gazed intently at the fell
lows for moment and then began to
sing very suggestively. For he's on the
police force now" After lie had finished
he remarked how wonderful it WAS that
some young men leave u good job Tor a
precariOus existence as a cnancenlan.
Adjutant O'Toole of the Second Regi-
ment is very popular with the rank and
file He holds u good position in the
Hoooken Land and Improvement Com
pany.
The championship contest for the
medal, for being the funniest man in the
police department has narrowed down to
Tom Peters and Otto kaufmann Tom
is tine irish Commedian, and Otto can
not be excelled in his German acts.
Harry Mackey, the tall, handsome
gentlemen with the reddish mustache,
who drops into Donovan's occasionally,
was one OF the most successful ticket
spectators in New York
When will the spats between Siegfried
Cronheim and johnnie Hammond ceases
Echo answers, only when John leaves
the town.
"Jack' Flaherty's spring oyercoat
shows up grand under the powerful cleo
trio lights on Hudson street.
julius Schlatter's speech at the meet
ing of the Police Board on Monday night
was rather disconnected. and was OF the
spread eagle, fireworks and brass band
style.
Billy Parslow will soon become mem
Der of Court A. O. 0. f of A.
McNamara's is one of the resorts for
the political powers OF the Third ward.
Mixes mixed ale is the loadstone that at
tracts the politicians.
Joe Carroll told Mike Griffin confiden-
TALLY the other night that he had the
Military Schottiche down to perfection
Councilman Snyder and Roundsmau
Hayes headed the May parade of the
school children of st. Josephis Church
on Tuesday. Both of the gentlemen did
a great deal toward making the event an
enjoyable one.
/ would like to pause in my random
shots here and touch on most sad sub
ject. The many friends of Policeman
Tom Barker will be no doubt shocked to
hear that he will never return to Hobo
ken alive, consumption has reduced the
powerful frame OF this man, who at one
time was considered one of the finest
athletes in the country TO a mere skele-
ton. and his death is only question of a
few days Tom was good fellow and
better natured disposition than his
cauld scarcely be found.
The scene about the station house on
the morning following the murder of
John Denuing was not an exhileratiug
one. Members of gangs and toughs OF
the worst description congregated in
groups and discussed the murder as an
every day event. The SUNDAY MORNING
NEWS will soon have something to say
about the gangs aud the low dens viii ch
are located in this city.
Detective McKenna. of the D., T. s. w.
r. r., is thought great deal OF BY the
officials OF the road. He has made several
noted captures.
Today the members Of Company D and