The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30
THE 0S AND MACS.
Gossip Caught at the Rooms Of the
Big Political Clubs.

Now that the fall season is approach
ing. rumors of perfecting plans for a
clubhouse for the Mclaughlin Assoc
citation are frequently met with.
Oscar Craig Is having most admir-
able though astonishing success in
placing tiger above the entrance of
every market OF liquid refreshment in
town.
Sergeant Nugent is away on his
we'll earned vacation.
The renovation of the top floor of
the clubhouse is soon to be COM
menced.
Terry Mcdonald is fixture in the
rooms, which would not look natural
without him.
Monsieur Vidocq Feeney has had
two beautiful hitching posts placed
in front of Police Headquarters.
THESE are for anchoring all the fast
trotters connected with the police de-
partment. This may look out of
place as Mclaughlin note, but, you
see, everything the Commissioner
does is interesting to Denny's bows.
Why does President Minlhan blush
when he is asked about the stable at
Cairo?
Jimmy Wiseman is chairman of the
Macs Outing Committee.
Commissioner John Sweeney is a
member of the Outing Committee and
hard worker.
Ex-Director Patrick Govern and
Director Bruggemann have been
elected full-fedged MeLaughlins.
EtThere will be race of Aldermen at
the outing. Alderman Day, Alderman
McCoobery. Alderman Connolly aud
Alderman Norton have been entered.
There will be game of baseball of
five innings between eighteen OF the
latest men at the outing Fat men,
come prepared for it; no getting out.
Those who wish to enter in the
''fat mems race should send names
and weight to Chairman Wisenan
Manager Quinn of the ball team is
training his club for the outing, and
will postpone his trip to Europe until
after the outing.
The hats that the McLaughlins will
wear are OF wine color and Alpine
shape.
Billy Herbert has been named to
help Mr.. Wiseman and his committee
by President Minihan. Billy is good
helper in that kind of work.
The o'Neilis
This has not been a very eventful
week at the O'Neills' clubhouse. 1t
seems to have taken over two weeks
TO recover from the fatigue of the ex-
cursion.
There is a sporting event in pros
pect. 1T will be unique affair, and
though not three cornered fight,
there will be three contestants.
Joe Quirk, SO the story goes, is train
ing Tony Conk and Tommy Cum
Inings, with his mustache and inn
portance, to fight John II Sullivan,
the big and popular member of the
club. The stakes have not yet been
chosen. The odds are 100 to / on Sui
livan.
Judge Martinez is soon to deliver
lecture to the club for Tom Melon
ough's benefit. The lecture is to be
on the fe(e)asibility of marriage for
the average O'Neill man.
George Donaldson. steward of the
club, although very careful in seeing
that the rooms are clean, is best
pleased when most dust is about.
Il hO DONo az bAtibhitlS Vi bdkifl2 The
| call bell from the wall and putting it
on Milf Alexander.
Peter Doyle and Jack Roberts are
going to the International fair at To-
ronto on September /.
Tommy O'Connor returned recently
from Sharon Springs. He always
calls fof sulphur water and refuses to
have anything else palmed off him
| just now.
Quite number of the O'Neill's will
attend the DUNES clambake, which
occurs a week from tomorrow.
The DUNES, O'Neills and all who
attend will leave the ONeill. club
house in the morning. The destina-
ton is Pleasure Bay. Billy Heller
says he worked pretty hard at the
O'Neill outing, and he will rest at the
| Dunno affair.
Jim Shea is on a trip to Niagara
Falls and some of the fellows say it is
a sort OF bridal trip.
Henry Poynton has won so much on
the races that it is rumoreti he will
purchase the West Side track. One
OF the most prominent land popular
stables entered will be the Beveri-
wick. OF this stable Speedy Noonan
is mentioned as the probable trainer
Joe Buckridge is to be starter at the
track. The judges it is thought are
Harry Marks, Jimmy Reid and Mike
| O'Mara