The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-26
THE MACS AND THE 0s.

1SeW DaSeOnti SUITS make happy INT
Park House Contingent.
The suits for the Mclaughlin Associa-
tiou's baseball team have arrived The
suits consist OF caps, shirts, knlcker-
bockers and stockings. all Of which are
JET black. A white shleld on the black
shirt forms the background for the word
McLaughlinn In black letters
Manager Billy Quinn is trying to ar
range match game with the O'Neills
for Decoration Day
The "Rolsferers" held a ball at White
chapel Hall last week. Charley Cooney
was master of ceremonies.
The feeling in the Association over the
Mayors appointments was even more
ecstatie than the joy at the results of the
recent election.
TO be member Of the Mclaughlin
Association now, is TO be, at least. u COM
Ing man.
Calamity Burke is reported as saving
that Jack the Ripper should be searched
for among the "Roisterers."
Dick Jose Is teaching Superintendent
Brown are song destined to bring tears
from the eyes of the crowd at a fire when
the supply of water gives out.
Jerry Murphy is running Pierce Elem
ming very hard for the title of dude of
the Park House corner"
Que of the most prominent of the asso-
ciaticn's members was stauding on the
Park House corner last Thursday night
complacently stroking his heavy gold
watch chain An actor-like bum with a
shiny Prince Albert buttoned about him,
came slowly walking up Henderson street.
The bum and Commissioners sighted each
other at the same time The Commits
sioner made mad dash into the Park
House and the bum increased his steps
and peeped cautiously into the saloon.
Then he turned sadly away and walked
slowly OF, shaking his head, and the
Commissioner breathed easier.
Jimmy Wiseman has u more sober al r
since he became a Grand Juror. His fell
low members are afraid to slap him on
the back as formerly.
Andy Sheridan Is making collection
of the jokes which the members coin at
the Tuesday night meetings He will
print MCLAUGHLIN joke book, which will
also give tips for the Gut"
II Commissioner Feeney had his way
the baseball suits of the CLUB would be
green shirts and red caps. Superinten-
dent Brown, on the contrary, wished the
suits TO be all red.
The newest thing in the decorative line
at the rooms Is large crayon portrait of
Allan McDermott, which was presented
by Commissioner Feeney.
The O'NeilIs.
The main topic OF conversation around
the O'NeiIps headquarters is the proposed
game of baseball on Thursday, May H.
between the Macs and the Os. The
O'NeiIls have not yet selected their nine,
but the standard bearer will certainly
cross bat with the McLaughiins' stan
dard bearer. Billy Heller will manage
the 0'Neili nine. The proceeds will 20
toward the. rearing OF the proposed
Soldiers and Sailors monument
Louis ROBBIE, who managed the u Neills'
recent sacred concert, is to be rendered II
benefit at the Standard Theatre tonight.
The O'Neilis will attend In body.
A bowling team has been organized.
Nat Fowler has been elected President,
Ace High Mckinley, Secretary, and
Jubilee Moran, Treasurer. The team
viii 90 abroad to play.
Billy HelIer's new building, adjoining
Mullone's Theatre, will be utilized as
headquarters of the O'NeiH Association
when completed. The main assembly
room is 100x25 feet The present main
meeting hall Is but 68x20 feet The front
OF the building will be OF galvanized and
corrugated iron of pretty architectural
design. The new building will be COM
pleted by June l.
Tommy Fallon is looking for somebody
to introduce him to the new Street and
Water Commissioners.
Constable danger, Buddon is chatting
under the dull spell OF business. He's
just itching for another strike.
1t is rumored that George Alexander
has been rendered a position as head
waiter III the San Francisco Hotel, High
land.
II the weather remains propitious Harry
Douglass and Mr.. Brown will take trip
to Savannah, Ga, until the rush is over.
Treasurer William Heller is around at
tending to his duties every night at head
quarters with as much enthusiasm as If
he mad been appointed n Street and Wuter
Commissioner. He's taking matters easy
and patiently waiting his turn
The art gallery has a recent acquisition
in the portrait OF Constable Johnnie
Masker.
Steinard Buckridge has improved the
buffet accommodations with q handsome
oak refrigerator ornamented with French
plate FL ass.