The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11
THE MACS AND TIE 0'S.
A Budget Of Gossip from the
Rooms Of the Two Political
Organizations.

P. a. O'Neill, the standard bearer OF
the O'Neill Association; President John
Edelstein. President John r. Feeney, OF
the Police Board; Assemblyman Mullone.
William Hsller. o. Lawrence and ex-
Sheriff Robert Davis. all members of the
O'Neills. occupied Box A at the Academy
Of Normandy was being sung in the in
terest Of the Children's Home. The box
cost them neasesttie sum.
The O'Neilfs VIII intend IN a body the
reception given by the John E. Dunn As
soeiation. a popular Fourth district Dem
ocratic organization. at Henkeps Casino
next Thursday evening.
Jack Roberts and James Shea, of Tren :
ton, are making arrangements to receive
the members of the O'Neill Association
who will individually visit Trenton tc-
morrow and Tuesday.
The Owlets of Trenton have EXTENDED
an invitation TO the members OF the
O'Neill Association TO attend their ball Oh
February 20.
The Executive Committee Is arranging
for grand social session that will eclipse
any previous efforts of the O'Neills in
this line. IL will probably take place on
the evening of January 30. Maggie Cline
has promised 20 be present and sing her
famous Throw Him Down, McCloskey y
The Mixed Ale Club has organized a
quartette in opposition to the regular
quartette. The more the merrier Verify
the famous O'Neili social sessions has de-
veloped considerable musical talent. But
why don't the Mixed Ale singers style
themselves the Mixed Ale Oaart-druuk
instead of Mixed Ale Quart-ate? Bang.
George Alexander. who for years sue
cessfully manipulated the keen edged
razor with Barber Cook, of Warren street.
has applied for permission to establish a
tonsoriai establishment in the OsNeills'
club house. II Is understood permission
will be granted
The signatures to the constitution are
as interesting a study in membership as
are those OF the Declaration of Independ-
ence.
The Snake Hill authorities almost to a
man are prominent members of the
O'Neill Association.
Since genial Joe Buckridge lessed the
buffet matters at the cluorooms have
been made notwithstanding. Scarcely an
evening passes but what the members are
treated TO some mild dissipation in the
way of music and dsrecitation.
Prof. Hegeman. the talented pianist,
VINO so often annses the members with
airs, is equally skillful in manipulating
the instruments connected with tel
egrapy.
John r. Roberts and James C. Shea.
now of Trenton. are well known to ali
the members OF the O'Nein Association.
They have recently made peculiar bar
gain. the DEVELOPMENTS of which all their
old friends ia this city will watch with u
peculiar interest. Roberts recently offered
Shea SIS il he would stop chewing, smok-
ing aud drinking until July A. IL Shea
sticks to the bargain Roberts Will swim
across the Delaware River with his
clothes on.
Colonel Henry Spilmau, member of
the O'NellI Association, is a candidate for
member OF the state Board OF Assessors.
One OF the newly elected members
about to sign the constitution noted the
signature or Charles Comstock attached
thereto. He refused TO sign until he was
convinced that Charles Was no relation
10 Anthony
Captain Carroil has had the misfortune
to lose By death mis- two charming twin
children.
The subcommittee, Messrs. O'Neill.
Heller, Tolsou. O'Brien aud Coyle, il
conplimented On ali sides for the selec-
tton OF the evening OF March IL as the
date of the proposed ball The O'Neil)s
will hump themselves TO make the bali
one Of the biggest affairs ever held under
the auspices OF the association.
The topic OF conversation at the rooms
of the Mclaughlin Association ~ the ball
which takes place the 2ist lust, at Pohi-
man,s. The meu1bers oyince more than
the usual interest Ia it. and that it will be
4 grand success Is not undou bked
Well. it's fart boys and yon ali know