The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-08
NORTHERN LIGHTS.
Lively Scinti11ations from
Hoboken and the North
Hudson Towns.

The many friends of Samuel Archer are
booming him for Fire Commissioner.
Sam'l has thorough knowledge OF the
workings of the department and was at
one time chief OF the department in this
city. Besides that he is very genial fell
low and has many friends.
Councilman Erlenkoetrer is always on
deck and generally has mis- eye open, bu t
ne cannot understand why he was not
appointed q member OF the Legisl alive
Committed. 1t looks very much as II the
gallant Colonel wasn't in IL" so 10
speak.
Street Commissioner Kelly and Marty
McDermott the genial City Clerk, are
deeply interested in the Legislature at
Trenton. And why shouldn't they hea
Assemblyman DAILY has fathered bills
lengthening their respective terms of
office to three years
The Legislature has seen fit to increase
the term of Office of tine City Treasurer
to three years. Thus the present unas-
summing City Treasurer. "Jimmy" Smith.
can rest easy until 1894
Tomorrow night will be a proud mo-
ment in the life of Captain Johu Keel
lish of the HOboken Independent Scheut-
zen Corps. The company viii hold its
annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall and it
promises to be one of the leading events
OF the season.
Ike Ingleson, the candidate for Coun-
Gilman of the Fourth ward, and Jim
Taylor are inseparable companions jim
would like very much to be able to say
Councilman Ingleson. bHt Joe Vilar OBJ
jects most strenuousiy TO any sucn title
being conferred on Mr.. Ingleson-
CnarIey Bartzs retreat on Washing ton
street is a favorite trysting place for the
politicians. Charley keeps excellent
beer which finds much favor with his
patrons.
Quite a crowd visit the Armory every
night aud witness exciting games of foot
ball. Company u has very strong
team.
The Waters Mutual Aid Association
and their friends viii dance at Odd Fell
lows Hall. on Saturday evening, March
Is
George w. Howard formerly of
Howard and Fox who were great favor
ties in this city is out with a challenge TO
dance any man in the county for $50
side The dance is 10 be an Irish reel and
Jig and each man must dance ten miu-
utes.
Billy Fenton the genisl committeeman
of the Fourth ward has a mustache of uu
usual dimensions which is greatly envied
DIV Owney kilduff his side partner.
The Lenten season had perceptible
effect on the attendance at the theatres
aud social gatherings last week.
Phil Klrschner always affable and
courteous was more affable and courteous
than fever last Wednesday night PniPs
go1d services as A slstaut City CLERK
we're recognized By -ae Council and they
increased his salary to 81 400 per annum
and his term OF Office TO three years.
Assembly DAILY has probably intro
duced more bills in the Legislature than
any other member.
.t..fr 11oA nj
man, Dictator McNally Of the Sixth pre-
clncf, are great lovers Of a coed variety
snow They visit CrJnheim's very FREE
quentiy.
There were several new coons in town
last week. They were members OF Nc
Cabe 81 Young's Ninstrels.
The next Mayor of Hoboken will be
sort of an auIocrat. And 1t looks very
much ike as IL Edward r. Stanton viii
be the Mayor.
BY the way | wonder who will be ap-
pointed Fire Commissioner. There APP
pears to be no doubt but what the bill
creating these Offices will become 8 law.
The Elks ara preparing for another
social session. IL will be held at the close
of the Lenton season, and, of course, ike
everything the Elks undertake.. Will be
successful
ST. Patrick's natal day will be duly
observed in this city. There viii be a
grand pATdut OIL Tue AttSu oO~ir1iC1s all IL
is probable that the United Irishmen viii
hold their annual dinner, although as yet
no preparations nave been made. There
will also be any number of other amuse-
ments. There will be a big delegation of
politicians. no doubt, at the Andrew Cul-
len Association ball, and some of our
political lights may find their way over to
the O'Neill's.
the. Republican party in this city APP
pears to lack leaders. II properly organ
ICED by faithful men, they would have a
chance to elect some of their party when
the Democratic party is split.
Patsy Londri9an is said 10 have with
drawn from the May crafty race. Ii the
rumor Ia true, Patsy has made most
commendabie move.
The political social club that was
spoken Of In the city does not seem to
materialize. Perhaps after the smoke
of the election dies away and the
party wins throughout the city new
life will be imbued in the scheme.
Henry Hess has walk-oyer for school
trustee in the First ward. Henry is a
young man with genial ways, add is very
popular with all classes,
Jonu Weller, Assemplyman Days as
sissatlt. is kept very busy at present
owing 70 the absence Of the Assembly-
man at Trenton.
Johnny Lewis. the clerk Of the District
Court, does net appear IN any way wor-
raed about his position. Jonn says that
be has always bsen 90 friendly terms
with Asssnbl Yman DAY. II Assembly