The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-04

and Winges. Neither Of the gentle
men put in an appearance, however
and the looked for explosion did no
lnaterialize.
Policeman Sylvester Ryan must
have an enormous 'pulp somewhere.
Any other policeman who committed
himself as often and as seriously al
Ryan would have been dismissed.
Simon. the keeper of the notorious
hotel and rendezvous for bad charac-
tiers. on Newark street near River,
whose place has been repeatedly ex-
posed in THE JERSEY CITY NEWS, has
skipped. His hotel is closed, and nu-
merous creditors are looking for
Simon. Verify, the way of the trans
gressor is hard.
There are altogether too many rep
resentatiyes in the School Board
There are three from each ward, or a
total of twelve The amount of bust
ness devolving upon the trustees
could easily be attended TO by four
members. one from each ward.
Company ID, Second Regiment, will
hold grand masquerade ball at the
Armory on Thanksgiving Eve.
Colonel E. p G. Lewis, ex- Minister
to Portugal, and his son, r. A. s..
Lewis. returned from Europe on the
steamship Ems last Tuesday morn
ing, The Colonel is greatly improved
in health.
Among the disorderly places men,
toned by Commissioner Utz at the
meeting of the Police Board was the
cigar store kept by Lottie Zero at No.
53 Hudson street. Lottie was for
merIv a variety actress, but her
present business is more profitable.
The last picnic OF the season was
held at Pohlman's Pavilion last
Wednesday evening. 1t was the an
nual festival of the Daniel Berines'
Brewery Guards.
Manager James of the variety com
bination playing at Cronheim's last
week skipped out of town last Tues
day night, leaving the troupe in
Strengthened circumstances.
II is thought that the burglars who
stole 5000 from Pehlman's safe last
Monday morning came from this city.
The present quarters of the Free
Library are entirely too small. 1t is
thought that Colonel Stevens will
present the trustee with site. Then
the trustees are authorized to expend
$40 600 for new building.
The Union Athletic Club is BOOM
ing. 1t held two rousing meetings
last week
There are 301 licensed saloons in
Hoboken. In one block there are
fifteen places where liquor is sold.
The afternoon and evening shooting
festival and picnic of the Hobohen
Schuetzen Corps, which
was held at Pohlman's Pavilion last
Tuesday, was a splendid affair." Over
two hundred persons participated.
The local political clubs are not
very active just at present. They are
waiting until the nominations have
been made, and then they will make
their power felt.
The grand showing the Coyles made
at the Mclaughlin outing has been
the talk of the city. Applications for
membership are pouring in. The
association may hold ball during
the coming season. If it does it will
be the event of the season beyond a
doubt.
Sew. T. Jacobs. the popular sport
ing man and Vice President of the
Coyle Association, is mentioned as a
candidate for aldermanic nonors next
spring.
The members of the Cornelius J.
Tahen Association are booming their
popular standard bearer for the AS
sembly.
The William Fenton Association is
booming. So are the Independent
Pioneers. Both of these strong clubs
will support the regular Democratic
ticket