The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29
WHERE STANTON BOOMS I
Piquant Paragraphs From
Hoboken and Its North
ern Suburbs.

GUS VOICE just az PicSch0 SCAAAA ShS Dai
at Bart mans on Washington street The
manner in which John murmurs "What'n
you have =" is so soft and soothing that it
is delightful to hear, hartman has q
great card in John.
Tom AcAleer wants me TO inform the
readers Of THE SUNDAY MoENEG NEWS
that be operates book at the Gutten-
berg track AS Tom is a d andy kiddeI
the statement may be taken for what I
is worth BY the way. Tom, what was
said about John not being in it any more?
How about that, John There must be
some dreadful mistake.
One of the Qiddiest events Of the week
was the masquerade Dal OF Lady Lin
coin Lodge, K and L. or H., at odd Eel
lows Hall last Monday night. Among
the Deople who enjoyed themselves I no
ticed Andy Murray and Johnny Murphy.
Andy and Johnny are great favoritea
with the German girls Then there was
Johnny Cordes, who Yves accompanied by
dashing brunette. Frank Sarony Bahr
a charming young lady. Detective Ser
geant Rathjen was there and enjoyed
himself In quiet way.
II am in the race, sir, until the polls
close, SIR" said the irrepressible Patsy
Londrigan to me one day last week
HalSY mas lieu u1e ptblt1tus anu 4ppaf-
emily is in dead earnest, but il the Issue
Is between Stanton and him be will not,
to use a sporting phase, be l, 2. o.
1t is seldom that the Police Board has
such an audience as that which greeted 1t
on Monday night The Commissioners
did net like to face the music. and were
glad to shift the responsibility on the
have the law on their side. although it is
doubtful if their efforts are applauded by
majority of the citizens.
Johnny Acker is said to be making a
mistake in announcing himself as an in
| dependent candidate for the Council in
the Third ward, but johnny is an I'M
| petuous little fellow who cannot bear to
be told anything. He can only beat the
regular nominee BY a miracle.
| Last night the Walters Mutual Aid As
! ISOLATION s'Nuter Nus held their annual
ball at Odd Fellows Hall 1t was a
| corker.
Ed Russ is confident Of being the next
President of the Board. and President
Rudolph is Just as confident that he will
have another term.
What a sorry lot the Republicans in
| this city are to be sure. Although there
are but a handful, they are most nope
lessly split.
Freeholder Bill Ellis is one of the
shrewdest politicians in the city. He has
I
| gets there with both feet, so TO speak. He
| is a great power in the Fourth ward
! johnny Lewis, the popular clerk of the
| District Court, has been greatly troubled
since the Legislature met. OF course
everybody said that John would have tc
| ~. 1t was stated that Assembly
man Usher WAS geing to get the
clerkshfp Now it develops that Usher
| does not want the Office, and it Is thought
that John will hold over. John is Re
publican, of course. but once in a while
he does a slight favor for the Democrats
and the Democratic party Is nothing II
not grateful.
The military councilman from the
Second Ward, Lieutenant Colonel Erlen-
koetter, will be returned TO the Board
| The powers that be would like to defeat
| the gallant colonel, but could not find 8
| strong enough man.
Tonight there will be a razzle dazzle
| ball at Odd Fellows Hall, and still Sun
day theatricais are being objected to.
/ After the excitement OF the election has
| subsidized, the political gossips will have
\ plenty TO talk about on the appointment
| of Fire Commissioners aud the election OF
a Director at Large TO the Board Of Free
| holders.
! wonder what is the cause of the ex
pansive smile on Constable Peter Quinn's
| face during the past week. Perhaps Pete
| is going to be constable IN the Districl
| Court. Dick Dewey is trying hard to holC
on. and is all right IN everything bui
| politics.
Mike Byrne has his diamonds and card;
out in the First ward and intends to make
vigorous canvass for Alderman. Miks
is very popular.
| On next Thursday Jud ge DAILY will sill
\ for the first time in the District Court.
! A large delegation of politicians from
| this city will attend the ball of the An
drew J. Boyle Association at Pohlman's
| tomorrow night.
! Chief Donovan's usually placid counter
ance wears a troubled expression these
days. If the theatres are not closed PEG
| pie are apt to blame him, he says. HI
says he Will collect the evidence, but i
the Grand Jury does not act it is no faul
| of his.
Patrick Ryan, who was at one time as
sistant Wager Registrar, and VINO wa!
/ succeeded by Police Commissioner Kauf
man, 1t is said win be reappointed.
| Henry Hess, school trustee of the First
ward, has shaved his blonde mustache off
| Henry looks like clergyman.
Two Union Hill sirens created quite q
sensation in a box at Cronheim's las
Tuesday night.
Hugo Kroehel, the genial proprietor OF
! the Union Hill Scheutzen Park, was il
| this city last week. Hugo says that the
park is in splendid condition. and that hs
| is overrun with dates.
! Marty McDermott and Phil Kirschner