The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-10
THE oS AND THIS MACS.

Each Club Thinks he Other Is Afraid OF
the Baseball Game-Snmmer Outings.
The prospective game of baseball be-
tween the Mclaughlin and O'Nein Asso-
Citations, which was to occur on May 80
is now farther OF than ever, The Nc
LaugAlins believe that the O'Neills are
hard pressed for men.
Secretary Ochenhauser is pleased very
much with his new desk. The boys are
all laughing over a story about Gener al
Jim Killen of the Water Works. On e
day last week while the universally pop
ular policeman, Tom Dooley, was patrol
ing his post lady whose color was sew
eral shades darker than brunette, ac-
costed him and said, SAY, do you know
Officer Kilfeen, and she gave descrip-
lion Of Jim. Dooley GUESSED at once
whom the lady was inquiring about, and
relieved her of the suspicion that he was
innocent enough to be policeman. She
departed in deep meditation, and the
Toys want TO know If she is still search
ing for Jim, and what she will do with
MIN il she fluids him.
There is rumor about the club rooms
that Alderman Connolly was hiding un-
der bed wnen the sereDadng party
called on him last week. This rumor is
not universally believed
lie CtuD DDlS DOllt 10 commissioner
Cook with considerable pride as perfect
specimen of the genus Man of the
World"
Commissioner Feeney has not yet sue
ceeded in getting the moon in the pic
ture full. Why not try someone else,
Commissioner
The boys looked fine on the march Wed
nesday night. They couldn't have walked
in better form If they had drilled for
weeks.
When Lawyer DENIM entered the
rooms on Wednesday night 1t is reported
the alligator grinned.
There are many good pool players In
the association aud a pool tournament
between the O'Neills and McLaughlins
is not an unlikely happening,
The boys are booming the proposed ex-
cursion TO Iona Island with energetic en-
thusiasnl, and a large time is anticipated .
although it is far ahead.
Stewart Moran will be much depressed
If his iab0rs In Keeping the baseball boys
mp to the mark go for nothing. The
O'Neills should have pity upon MIN.
The O'Neills-
The O'Neilis have already been offered
a choice of three elegant ba-ges free for
the annual outing in consideration OF bar
and dining privileges. The matter has
not yet been acted upon.
Thomas O'Connor, OF the City Clerks
office, one of the most energetic members
OF the O'Neill Association, has started off
on a trip 10 Old Point Comfort on his va
cation. Good inck go with you. Tommy.
Charles MeAnaily, a leading light ami
a most congenial spirit OF the association,
is down with pneumonia.
The baseball game with the McLaugh-
Inns is off for the present The trouble
lies ia being unable to secure the
grounds, while negotiations are pending
between the lessee and the Lorlliards
The O'Neills doubt If the Macs nave the
material for a nine
Tie next time the Leans and the Fats
cross bats on the South Cove mud flats
President Edeistein's stuffed alligator
will act as umpire. He Will not wear
muzzie either.
5be Thomas Trotter and the Thomas
Kelly Associations are preparing for their
annual outing
ITO Let" cards are already posted in
the windows OF the O'Neiils present head
quarters. IL has been suggested that
lnese would make first class quarters for
the First District Republican Club. They
would afford Inspiration.