The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-20
H0B0KEN NOTES.


held an enthusiastic meeting last
Tuesday night. Thirty new names
we're proposed for membership. The
popular standard bearer made a
speech. The club will meet again
next Tuesday night, when hats and
canes viii be distributed to those who
will attend the outing of the Nc
Laughlins on Wednesday.
The Young Mems Democratic
Clubs headquarters on First street
are crowded nightly. The club is q
social as well as political organic
zion. Ii will take an active part in
the coming campaign and viii hold q
monster ball at Odd Fellows Hall
during the coming winter.
The Cornelius J. Tahen Association
Will be loyal to their standard bearer
IF he is nominated for the Assembly.
They will be just as loyal to any other
Democrat who secures the regular
nomination. The association Will
+ hold d bali at Odd Fellows Hall. If
the picnic is any criterion the ball
Z ought to be 'corker.
The meetings of the Independent
Pioneers are as well attended as ever.
This club always Endorses the regular
Democratic ticket, and is consequently
always on the winning side.
Little Is heard just at present OF the
Aoboken Pioneer Club At one time
this was the most powerful hepubll-
can club IN the city. but now II would
appear that the Lincoln Club Is
usurplng It's place. BY the way, the
Lincoln Club has fred the first gun
"A the campaign Last WEDNESDAY
and Ihursuay nights all the hepupl-
cans IN the NINTH Dlstfics We're mus
Tered az the headquarters OF Inc ciub
On washington street. Inc voters "a
the dentn plstricE registered at NO.
250 Bloomf1eid street.
What q scramble there was TO get
E from under Wnen the crash came IN
+ the kSranlfe Athletic Ciup. Such
z grand showing up mas seldom been
Witnesseu ie can De safely slateu
that there VIII De no more glove CON
TESTS ~ Ine upper portion OF bne city;
pc nfsy annual JOINT paraue ana
linshectloh q the ponce anu IRE ue-
paf slItnSs last WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Was 2 splendid spectacle. both de-.
Pal slhents, put pafticniariy the podce
4 tAa IS, an eAeeiienI SHOWN -
LIE GENIAL ASSISTANT lily Clerk
k9narley Fosqick, Is aeely offended py
m Item WhIch appeared IN last
5 SUNDAY mornings NEWS, IN which u
WAS stated Inat tne Health Board was
{ lnactives Inarley, VINO Is clerk 70
Ibis Board, was writing up ITS MN
ntes Mnen some one In the Clerk 5
oilies showed lME NEWS chipping IN
tae minutes; Wnen Charley saw II
e Grew long breath and sighed.
5,uA y H Z kWs does not retract what
's15 SAID, however The Health Beard
e = honentty, even though they nave
9 voluinanous minutes
Durihg the past week the Board
seems 20 nave new lie 1nstilied into
y: Foiieeman Tony drahyiile.
prominent member Oh the Bald Head
kstlp, mas peen appointed inspector
~ tAe Board. Iony's duties are not
sAeeealhgiy aFquous-
Inc sooner the Oouncilshounces the
present pounakeeper the better for
the community. He has done little
else since his appointment but gather
! q crowd OF rowdies around him and
60 on foraging expeditions stealing
variable dogs and assaulting citizens.
Jasper q. kruses rifle range on
{ = E1rst street is becoming the resort for
Eng ieauing marksmen IN this city.
Fohce commissioners Coyie believes
that the city is in need OF a police
surgeon, whose duties will be similar
70 those Of Or Nevln OF this city As
me Police Commissioners will proba-
& Ply represent the Ninth Assembly IN
me next Legislature, bill creating
the position may be introduced.
Last SUNDAY Pleus Atlantic Garden
\ en- River street. was wide open and a
concert was IN progress. Cronheim's,
6antzberg's, and the other resorts
were closed tight as a drum. II Pleus
opens today ne will be arrested.
splendid new floor is being laid
Y ~ the Second Regiment Armory. The
Armory will be the scene of many q
+ IestlVe gatnerlng during the coming
season. Al OF the companies will
I noiu ball and Company G will hold
tnelr usual monthly RECEPTIONS.
t1S lOctai lOQEeS Oh the kDlUHJS and