The Sunday morning news., 1891-09-06
THE OS AND THE MACS.
Grand Preparations for the Opening
Of the New Home of the
VNeiIls.

The O'Neills are about to begin
preparations for a grand final opening
Of their new headquarters, to which
the wives, sisters and sweethearts ol
| the members will be invited. 1t was
intended this should be done when
the rooms were first completed, but
the weather was too warm. The com
mittee decided the affair would prove
more of a success in cool weather. A
special meeting will soon be called tc
complete arrangements. The meet
ing was to have been held Friday
evening, but owing to the absence oi
President Edelstein the meeting was
postponed.
Arrangements were made, however,
at Friday nights meeting, for several
sections to join the Dunnes in their
outing tomorrow. Tony Conk, George
Garretson, Billy Heller, Jack Roberts
and others were elected lieutenants.
Tne sections will join the parade as it
moves past the O'Neills' headquarters
on its way to the ferry.
Congressman Mcdonald was seen at
Taylor's Hotel few days ago wear
ing one of the O,Neill hats. The
Congressman has always been partial
to that style of hat and TO the
O'Neills in particular.
James Anglesy and John Ahern
will start tomorrow for a trip to the
far West
Peter Daley has grown stoutsince he
started away on his summer vaca-
tion.
Peter Wedin will spend two weeks
in Sullivan county, New York,
The Iaxge bay window in the front
of the O'Neiils' headquarters is now
styled the 0'Neills' observatory. The
girls on the ave. have caught on.
Jimmy Mcmahon and Mr.. P. Doyle
frequently enjoy a dip in the surf
near Ulrich's, on the Newark Bay
shore.
The families of Jake Kelly and
Charlie Robinson have grown larger
during the past week.
Few jolIier fellows than Oscar Kreig
frequent the O'Neill rooms; he ranks
among the ultra-popular members.
He possesses fine, even disposition.
The BIcLaughlins.
A question that has agitated the
denizens of the Park House during
the past week is. "What sort OF
vehicles did Calamity use in moving
into Radelnan placer"
Terry, who also lives in Rademan
place, it is said, is inclined to kick.
Street and Water Commissioners
Madden and Cook have spent part oil
the summer at Asbury Park.
The Macs have ornamented theil
room with a large black bulletin
board with gilt frame.
Freeholder Michael Coyle OF Hobo.
ken, standard bearer of the Coyle As
sociation, recently sent 81, 900 check
for two hundred tickets for the Macs
outing.
School Director Moran believes in
practicing what he breaches. AS a
member of the Board of Education
his hobby has always been economy.
He wears an O'NeIll hat 1t cost him
nearly So, and he looks we'll un-
der it.
Billy Herbert is seen almost every
evening in the vicinity of the club
rooms. He is one of the associations
hardest hustlers. The report that he
is anxious to secure a position on the
police force is a slander, and makes
jolly Billy smile.
Tom Murphy, William Corbett,
Thomas 0'Rourke, Charlie Gerard,
NJ. MeGrath. Will Shell, AL Smith,
Forest Stringham and Joe Beck had
royal time Thursday evening at
stag racket that didn't take place at
No 1854 Twelfth street.
Rinaldo, the halter, has the con-
tract for furnishing the hats to be
worn by the Macs on their annual
outing, and Florist William Miller has
been given an order for twelve hun
dred artificial roses.
II you see it in THE SUNDAY MORN
ING NEWS It's positively SO. and il
worn by Billy Quinn it's proper.
! strictly proper, very stylish and go.
Billy Quinn, the popular baseball
manager of the Macs team, has re-
turned from a trip to northern New
York. His team viii cross bats with
the Jerseys of Hoboken tomorrow af.
ternoon. The players selected, sub
| ject to changes, are Dunnigan, |. f.:
Lane, r. T.; Cassidy, Cd b.; McCor.
mack, c.; Sheridan, D.; Connolly. s.
s.; Quinn, Sd b.; Dunn, c. f.; Hughes,
C. and change pitch.
| The House Committee, of which
President Feeney, of the Police
Board, is chairman, is putting the
upper rooms in fine shape for tn,
coming winter.
The Outing Committee have decided
that the steamer Pomona is too small
to accommodate the crowds that will
| attend the outing. One of the larg,
iron steamers will be chartered.
Many of the Macs will attend tn,
Dunno Associations clam bake q