The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-12
DEMOCRATIC DR0MI0S.
All the Gossip Of the Os and
Macs-The O'Neill's Chat.

A good story is told OF how Jimmie
Connolly, Oscar O'Brien. Charley Nc
Anally. aud Billy Heller failed to CON
uect by rail with the Bob Davis excur-
sion on Wednesday. Acting on pointer
from Johnny Hewitt, the quartette
started for the grove by way OF Staten
Island. They boarded q ferry boat aud
and reached st. Georges at haif-past
two pm. Here they found no train
for Huguenot until four O'CLOCK; but they
patiently waited and when the train roll
ed into Huguenot station mental visions
of the scene at the grove coBlufe1 up
during the train ride were revIved I'm
agine their disappointment after trudging
half mile in the rain only to dnd the
grove on the other side Of the river. vita
no means OF getting across without swim
ming. The four Of clubs was waiting for
Mr.. Hewitt when ne strolled into the
O'Neiils' rooms that night.
The Executive Committee Of the
O'Neills went along on the William H.
keyes Association outing to D0nnelly
Grove Thursday To arrange for the COM
Ing outing. Mr.. Donnelly promised to
excel himself.
The O'Nellis gave the Reyes Assosia-
ton royal welcome home on Thursday
evening. The display OF fire works as the
marching association passed the head
quarters was something immense.
Preparations are being made to ac-
commodate one thousand men on the nc-
caslou OF the cutting. The printer has
received orders to start numbering
the second batch from 100. All the seven
hundred tickets printed have been sold
Portraits from the original cut of the
standard bearer. first used In printing the
badges for the picnic Of August. 1888. viii
decorate the badge 10 De worn on the oc-
cnsIon of the coming outing.
Denny O'NeiiI, the frat captain of
the association. paid the new rooms
visit Que day Last week. He says they are
an improvement on Paul Decker's Hall,
where the association met when he was
elected captain.
The portrait gallery has been aug
mented this week By an almost life-size
portrait Of ex-President James @. Clark,
and q erayoa portraltsof Godfrey DIlloway
in full renimentais.
The efficient steward aud caterer OF the
association WAS loaned to the Davis Asso-
citation last Wednesday. Joe sustained
admirably his own aud the 0'Neilis repu-
tafion.
Treasurer Billy Heller took Financial
Secretary O'Brien 10 Donneliy's Grove
Thursday. Arthur returned much i'm
pr0ved-very much.
Corresponding Secretary Conk, ii is
said. finds the duties of his new Office so
onerous that he Is Obliged 10 take fire.
quenb spells OF rest.
Lots Of the O'Neills will attend the
Mclaughlin excursion on the 22d and
the Thomas 7. Kelly 3 on the day follow-
ing.
Where, oh where. is Oscar Kreigs HIS
( lends faar he has been kidnapped oT
desperate AL DATE and MS gang of ruff
Il ms. The suspense IS agonizingl
Johnny Bell has put in new piano be
hind his bar. It dianit take him long 10
leave home to play or Il.
Billy Heller viii put down new pave
-ntaf Fer - E.s-tI
that IN front Of Mullone's Opera House.
Thtuk OF It--between the acts,
The meMbers are all now talking
about where they Will spend their raca-
tions. Michael Mullone will spend his at
Sharon Springs; Standard Bearear
O'NeiIi aud James c. Clarke and their
families will soiourn while at Asbury
Park. Charlie Jorian will also 20 to
Asbnry Park; Charlie Robinson and fam
lily will visit the Catskiils Joe Bucker-
idge aud George Garretson viii summer
at Germans Walk.