The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-19
ROUND TIE COUNTY,
Personal Points on the Tire
of the Revolving Wheels
Of Time
All THERE, HoBoKEN.

ttte hiShlHg al the GItIZens Meeting,
Monday night. The bill that lie raised
the most objection to is that provid
ing for new tox board, to consist OF
four men to be appointed by the
Mayor. The tax board now consists
OF eight men, two from each ward.
who are elected by the people.
The exclusive publication in THE
JERSEY Cry NIswsof the disaffection
ia the congregation OF the German
Lutheran Church created no end or
talk It is the general opinion that
Mf. Erich will be asked 10 resign.
No one hears OF the Lime Kiln Club
OF late. What is the matter? Have
they fallen into state of innocuous
desuetude,a orhas Bill Carroll bought
a saloony Let Us have some light on
this subject.
Sergeant Marnell returned from Ire
land last week with his COY and blush
ing colleen bride.
Tank Lodge No. 1, Knights of Lush.
accompanied by a full band of music.
attended the ball of the W. II. Mutsch-
Ter Stovepipe Guards on Monday
night, and as q consequence of their
descent no refreshments could be had
at the bar after one o'clock in the
morning, the proprietor having sold
out his stock. Verify, the capacity OF
the Tanks is prodigious
1t is claimed by the friends Of the
proposed new government that the
meeting on Monday night was not a
representative one. and that ex- Mayor
Timken was the only heavy taxpayer
present.
1t was a rather amusing spectacle
to see the ex-Mayor boiling over with
wrath on Monday night while his son,
the Councilman, who is one of the
Legislative Committee, spoke in favor
of the proposed changes in the city
government. The ex-Mayor bit sew
eral hairs from his handsome blonde
lnustaehe during his sons speech.
George Harrison, the popular man
ager OF Jacobs Theatre, will become a
iull fledgsd Forester at the next meet
ing of the new court John A. Min
turn.
oh, say please don't put my name
III the paper. Not that | care particu-
larly, but-well lyon understand how
it is yourself. Ii Mrs. SO and So read
that was here tonight it would have
d tendency to disturb the heretofore
uninterrupted tranquility of my
domieiIe. This has been slung at me
so many times by married members OF
the community who have mania for
attending raZzie-dazzle balls that am
getting tired of suppressing their
names and will startle the community
some day by publishing list of the
night owls.
Counsellor Russ and Charley Oar.
cey sang several duets at the dinner
gwen by the School Board on Mon
day night and snapped some very
funny stories. They make a great
team
Phil Kirschmer, the obliging Assist
ant City Clerk, parrook of some OF
the elixir of life last week and was as
/ clipper and gay as two year-old.
If some OF the Couneilmen don't
hear from this ! don't know any
thing" This was said to me at the
/ police bail on Wednesday night by
one of the members. Some OF the
Board could certainly have put in an
appearance, but it appears that they
were all up to the Mettschlers' ball
the previous night and could not
stand the strain. 1t was an unwise
move OH the part of some of the Board.
Daniel O'Connell Fenton, the pet of
all the ladies in the city received ten
offers OF marriage by admiring young
women at the police bali. Dan thinks
marriage a failure, however, and has
decided to trot III single harness
through life.
Captain Christie p Smith was mis-
taken for Clergyman by dozen diff
ferent persons at the Hoboken police
| ball.
Frank Bahr sailed for the South via
the Savannah Line on Wednesday
afternoon. A large party OF friends
babe him farewell.
School Trustee Acker is one of the
most genial members of the School
Board and has host OF friends.
What Billy Stuhrs object in max
ing protest against the election of
Edward f. Mcdonald tor Senator is.
cannot be fathomed by the local poll
| ticians.
Another act in the farce of the suits
of the City OF Hoboken against the
! bondsInen of John Mcmahon was en-
acted on Wednesday night. Just
think of it, Ike lngleson has agreed
to pay 81 GOO for his liability OF $40, 900.
and the Council is considering the
DIOtOSil1Oll. Sni1lll, d ti1al
who is worth $l00, GOO, oilers So. 600,
when he could be mulcted in Court
for the entire sum of 5,000.
A eonundruln, When viii the Sec
ond Regiment receive their new uni
forins.n They are due since last May.
1t is whispered about Donovan's
that Pete Mitfen eontenplates the
cultivation of ,nuSfache. A few hans
on his upper lip strengthens the .sus-
picion.
Tom Peters and Dongie Hughes
kept a select party in y constant roar
of laughter at the police bah by their
odd and witty sayings. They would
make great variety team.
'Ras Lewis attended the ball of the
w. II. Mutschler Stove Pipe Guards
on Monday night His presence lent
a perceptible weight and tone to the
affair Of which it would otherwise
have been devoid.
Councilman Kelly thinks the Mayor
is well paid for the work he does, and
is bitterly opposed TO the proposed
bill for an increase OF his salary
l am beginning TO think that Her
man Guddewill, as Bill Nye, is a big
fake The first time that heard him
perform was at the ball of the Aurora
Italian Club. last week His ..turnn
did not reflect any great credit upon
his ability ASA comedian