The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30
HOBOKEN NOTES.

King Simon of Weehawken will
attend the big picnic of the G. j.
Taher Association at Pohlman's on
September 8. Simon will wear one OF
the most Respondent badges, that of
Assistant Floor Manager, and he will
feel right at home among the many
new friends in his district.
For some reason not apparent the
Council did not act on the veto of ST.
mons because at the meeting on We'd
nesday night Simon had five votes. but
six is necessary to grant him license
over the veto. That Simon's place is
disreputable is known to all the mem
bers OF the Council, and if the license
is granted they will be- severely crit
icized.
The smiling countenances of Coun-
Gilman Fenton and Parrolman Owen
Kildaff will be missed at the cor
ner of First street and Willow ave-
nue.. They have gone for a weeks
stay at Niagara Falls.
Several prominent Hobokenites at
tended the sumIhernight's festival OF
the John E. Dunno Association at
Pohlman's pavilion last Wednesday
night. Among them were:--Fire
Commissioner Steginan, James Law
erty, A, Seide, Roundman Stack and
Clerk Darcy OF the Board of Educa-
ton
The Coyle Association is booming.
At the last meeting a constitution
and bylaws were adopted, and the
club is to be Democration organiza-
ton.
The Police Board at their meeting
on Monday afternoon were unusu-
ally Tenant with delinquent police
men.
The Mayors private sanctum has
been entirely renovated and finished
in gold color It has a luxurious APP
pearance.
in the Hobokep Land and Improve
ment Company building as usual. On
Wednesday the Colonel and Mrs.
trip. The Colonel looks the picture
of health.
Freebooter Coyle and City Clerk
McDermott must be having a glor-
ious time at the Catskilis. They have
not been about the City Hall at all
for the past three weeks.
There is a dissension in the ranks
of the Hop Ups,n which threaten
the obstruction of that popular club.
Wilbur Baker wants to propose
Browney as a member and Acker will
not have it. There is trouble ahead.
With the opening of the theatrical
season the smiling countenance of
Charley Van Doren is again noticed
behind the bar at Theatre Cafe.n
Tom McAleer says that he had his
nine of colts pulled ON the day that
the Police Department nine beat
them, and that he brought his nine
up the following day with 800 to
back them, but the police would not
play. The reasons that the police
give for not playing are certainly
good ones.
One of the most pleasing social
events of the past week was the sum-
meningitis festival of Court Hoboken.
A. 0. f. of A. at PohIman's on
Thursday evening. All OF the promi-
nent foresters in .Hoboken were
present.
Leon Albeit, Jr., son of Cover
nor Albeit, has hired Office room in
| the Second National Bank building,
and will shortly hang out his shingle.
| Police Sergeant Kathleen sailed for
! Germany last week. He will visit his
aged mother whom he has not seen in
| thirty years.
Alarge crowd of sports OF this city
visited the Gutenberg race track on
Friday.
Mike Cannon wears gold medal
which he won at bowling contest Mt
the picnic OF Liberty Lodge X. and l..
! OF H. last Monday night. Cannon is
an expert bowler.
Recorder McDonough has not sat on
the judicial bench during the past few
days. Judge Rusch has been acting
Recorder.
1t was freight train OF the Erie
railroad that crashed into Pedestal.
wagon at the First street crossing or
j Wednesday evening and not Wes'