The Sunday morning news., 1891-09-06
H0B0KEN NOTES.

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Next Wednesday night the annual
surnmernight's festival OF the Cor
neIius J. Tahen Association will be
held at Pohhnan's Pavilion, and from
present indications it will be the big
| gest political picnic that was held this
season. All of the city and many
county officials will attend. Simon
| Kelly, decorated with the badge OF
Assistant Floor Manager and dancing
| a military schottisehe, will be worth
witnessing.
Mike Cannon is out with a chal-
lenge to bowl anyone in the county
| for from $5 to $500 side. Tom kehoe
is Cannon's backer
a better Executive Committee could
not have been selected than that
which was chosen at the last meeting
of the CoyIe Association. The asso-
citation is expected to heal old sores,
and the motto will be:-"In Unity
There is Strength.
Julius Schlatter, the erratic Hudson
street restaurant keeper, made a
couple of speeches last week, which
were entirely uncalled for. They
were very bad breaks. indeed, and
entirely out OF place.
On next Tuesday Public School No.
6, on Willow avenue, which is con-
ceded to be one OF the handsomest
public school buildings in the State.
will be formally opened. In the al
ternoon the school will be opened for
inspection from three until six
o'clock, and in the evening appropri-
ate exercises will be held. Five hum
dred invitations have been issued for
the exercises in the evening. Governor
Albeit will make the principal adj
dress.
1t is stated that Freeholder Coyle
will be the regular nominee for the
Assembly in the new Ninth district.
One Of the most successful of the
social events during the past week
was the annual summernight's festi-
val of Enterprise Assembly No. 23S,
Royal Society OF Good Fellows.
Among those who attended were
Adolph Laukering, experimenting
Principal Rice, Dave Hubbell and
Johnny Schumacher
The Hobolen police are down
hearted. Their crack baseball nine
went to the Polo Grounds on Friday
morning intending to wipe the nine
of the Ninth precinct out of existence.
| The Hobcken nine was beaten by the
score of 10 to z, but they say that they
will have revenge when the New
Workers come to Hoboken.
There will be special matinee at
the Hoboken theatre tomorrow. N
s. Woods in his new play 1.-THE
Orphans of New York" will be the
attraction.
The Irwin Sisters, charming young
vocalists, were at Cronheim's Thea
tire last week, and the dudes were in a
fiutter OF excitement.
The members of the Hugo Ochs
Association will go on their an
nual outing to Leonia Park today.
The association will leave its head
| quarters on Clinton street at seven
o'clock in the morning.
The Young Mems Democratic Asso-
citation is booming. The club rooms
have been neatly furnished, and the
members will take an active part in
the coming campaign.
The outing OF the Richard Barclay
Association OF the First ward which
will be held Mt Sands Point, s. L., on
September 20 will be big affair." A
| special steamer has been chartered.
The local paper did not have the
f1Ccblilk VI lll6 kJtdtc lax DOdFQ IN
the Hoboken City Hall until the
night after the JERSEY CITY NEWS
had published it.
The exclusive announcement in last
Sundays edition of THE JERSEY Cry
NEWS that Mayor Grassmann would
probably secure the regular Democra-
tic nomination for Director-at-L Large
was the sole topic of conversation
among the local politicians last week.
The general impression was that
Bruggemann would be a weak man
, and could not be reelected. The ex-
Mayor is very popular in HobolSen.
AT the meeting OF the Hoboken
Liquor Dealers Association held last
| Wednesday afternoon, Con Donovan
and Carster Pope were elected mem
bers, and the following were appoint
ed delegates to the convention Of the
State Liquor Dealers Associations
Messrs. Schlatter, Sina, Kelly, Boric
and President Philibert.
| The Blue Stone Association, at one
time q powerful political club in the
Third ward will have an outing at
Levy's Washington's Grove, Carlstadt, t.,
| tomorrow.
Judge William ID. DAILY and family
returned from upper New York State
last Wednesday,. The Judge looks
exceedingly well.