The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-18
PAvoNIA PITH.


The grass is rank ON Hamilton Park:
goats roam the grounds at will; the rot
ten branches of trees lie on the wnsand
walks, and papers are scattered every
where. In its present condition it is a
disgrace to the city.
The fire of Monday evening was an ex-
citing event for the Horseshoe, and
thousands of women aud children were
gathered to witness the free show. Ma
lone Il Everett are unlucky. One big
hre in a lifetime is more than most pe0-
pie can stand. They have had two seri-
Gus experiences in that line, but they still
live and are piucky. They will soon re-
puild their factory and forget all about
their misfortune.
Matthew J. Smith, brother of Captain
Q. T. Smith. is very popular deliverer
OF the mail in the Horseshoe district. He
may not be as good looking as his broth
er. but is fully as popular
Every one around the Long Dock and
Payouia Ferry knows Policeman Henry
6oetz, VINO for years has done good duty
outside the Erie Railroad depot He is
one OF the best looking, best natured fell
lows on the force. aud one who thorough
~ understands his business and dis
charges his duties fearlessly and hon.
estly.
.Bart'' Corliss Is the efficient officer
specially detailed for duty inside the Erie
depot. What he doesn't know about
trains and train men, patrons of the road
and beats" is not worth knowing But
what he knows he is not giving away to
everybody, nor is he telling what he does
not know
The young men who. masoueradfng
under the title of "Airtights, !" worried
the young performers at the class recep-
hon Friday evening in the High School,
and who annoyed the audience and made
donkeys Of themselves, should be re-
pressed. If one or two of them were made
an example OF the rest Of the gang would
learn something.
ABOUT THE ELEVATOR.
Druggist Bomgartz is not going to Ger
many THIS spring, as stated. put Druggist
A. 4. Weller is, and the members of the
hamor Bowling Club win give him a
memorable send off
John Mehl, Jr.. witnessed an exhibition
OF THE manly art't at Oakland Rink,
Monday night. lie was Disguised with
the show. and declares that he could not
be induced to attend another
Philip PattberR and family arrived
safely az Bremen Monday night.
The flre laddies OF Engine Co. No. IL
and their horses made great time Monday
evening, in response to a second alarm.
There are no flies on them.
Ernst Appel, proprietor of Kessler's
i&dAA, uuSS ENJOY u kOOu steep. his Ma
sonic experience of last week ssbroke him
all up" and now every chance he gets he
INDUCES In short nap In chair away
from the crowd. He can go to sleep
quicker than any man on the Hill. But
he don't neglect business
bob" Troll BOWED a pretty game
Wednesday night in the match, and made
no fuss overjt.
The Ladies' Society Arion are largely
indebted to the young and efficient anna
tenfs who assisted in the entertainment
last Monday evening The dramatic eff
forts Of Mr.. Alfred Thorpe and Misses
Helen Sweeney, Viola Whitcomb, Hattie
ste1nhruck and May Colyer were special
* worthy OF communication Mr.. x l..
Cheque also rendered efficient service.
Mr. J. II Caldwell is deserving of praise
Tor the way in which he managed the en-
Lertainment.
sSaltz Staugen" Kirsch Is pedlar Of
soft bretzels At every large gathering
IN kessler's Hall he has Tor two years
been notable feature. Circulating
f''ronea the audience, or patiently await
y