The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-27

Van Dcszee. Charlie Gates was among
the l;eeiiest u tho smokers III the upper
room, ard Charlie Soeke, when he had
reoin, locked utter and waited on Gates
nod the Other Charlie, Drcsehler, OF Car
taiet Club pool iafae.
| COURT HOUSE COMM ENTs.
AL Heritage is disgruntled because the
| Monday Night Bowling Club decided not
to enter the contest with other clubs oc-
curyiag Henn's alleys for the gold
medal. lie thinks his club would have
secured the prize and he wanted an OPP
portuntty to show the other boys some Of
his fancy work
Tom Noonan invoking the blessing OF
God upon the deliberations of the Assem-
bly, in the absence OF a regular minister
must have been aa impressive spectacle
for the Hudson county members. We
always thought Tom would make a good
/ clergyman, certainly as good as Brother
benson, VINO used TO pray for the Lcgis-
/ lature.
Captain Nose Newton has purchased o
horse and rig and proposes TO do the road
With the sports this summer, that is, ii
the horse lives till then.
Frank Gallery is not likely to accom-
pany exSheriff Heintze on the trip to
! Germany after all The family physician
thinks Mrs. Gallery unable to stand tne
sea voyage, and SO Frank will have to
worry out the summer with the cant
I getaways
Police Sergeant Solomon takes his
| transfer from the GreenvilIe district very
philoSophicallY. He says he will miss the
tish and garden truck, but he Will now
nave chance to see the ball games, and
| that Will compensate him.
The Empire boys are wondering when
Eddie Will receive another remembrance
| bouquet from Hoboken
| George Berger left his young bride
Tuesday night long enough TO go around
and see the Empire boys. He met with
a warm greeting and he did the honors
| literally, as light haired George and
Duke can testify The groom made the
! high score OF the evening.
Nicholas Witsch IS hustler In any
thing he undertakes. He has work ed
like a Trojan TO have a public PARK on the
Harrison estate.
THAT'S fine combination" said
! Sheriff Bob Davis, as Alderman John
Prigge, democrat, and United States Cat
/ tie Inspector Otto w. Meyer, republican,
passed, arm in arm. Whose COW has to
suffer noseY" The pair smiled
Denny Byrnes Is pegEing away at the
rocks on Pavonia avenue in constructing
that Dig sewer. He must be a plucky
man to tackle such an unpromising and
I difficult task. He has a long job before
hIm. but he will carry the sewer through.
There is a no more popular man in the
I Fourth district than Fred BIucrn, aud
many u poor man has gone from hi;
house made happy by receiving u good
/. dinner.
Judge Alfred Hoffman's eyesight is
improving. 1t has been very bad for sew
| eral months, but now there is every indi-
| cation that his eyes will recover their for
mer strength
| District Attorney Winfield looks ten
years younger than he did twelve months
/ ago. His denunciation of criminals Is
consequently more vigorous when he is
IN court prosecuting tnem-
i No one dressed without silk hat. hid
! gloves and gold headed cane can talk to
! Jimmy MuiTer now. he is so proud of his
victory at the fair last week.
Some day Counsellor Dougherty will
| perhaps reform, stop smoking cigarettes,
using words not in the Bible and become
/ perfect Christian. He must shave of
those whiskers, however, to do it.
4 Colonel Michael Brown has one of the
best collections of minerals there is in
4 this city. He has specimens from all over
the world and his coral is beautiful Some
Of The collection are in the bar room of
his hotel.
It was a pleasure to see the proud ex-
preston on the face of Captyin Bill
Mailly on Friday when he produced his
! sou Tommy in court to be arraigned as an
expert ballot box seuffer. Captain Bill
/ admires the genius OF his boy
There is much anxiety among the Court
House officials TO learn whether Martin
Wards will ever go on bail bond or en-
dorse note.
In the fight against the school site on
Milton avenue, selected by the Board of
Education the citizens of the Fourth dis
trics bivo scored II success. Director
! Pfingsten did what he said he would at
! the mass meeting of last Saturday when
resolutions against accepting the site
were adopted. He moved in the Board of
/ Education that its action in the premises
! be rescinded The motion was adopted,
/ and the question of a suitable site is 10 be
! fought over again. II parties did buy
the lots with u view to speculation after
the Milton avenue site had been deter
mined upon they have been left in the
soup.
Captain Charley I4ange paid for his ex-
| perience Tuesday night. when he learned
that bowling match is not won until the
| game is finished.