The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-25
THE MACS AND THE Os.
What the Two Great Political Clubs Ar
Doing Nowadays.


What the Two Great Political Clubs Are
Doing Nowadays.
Some statisticaiiy inclined members
have been recently conducting an in
yestigation with view to proving that
the Macs recent stag outing broke the
national record. Thus FAR they have
been unable to find knowledge of single
like affair ever having taken place any
where Ia the United States In which SO
many men followed Que man and paid a
fee TO do SO. And yet the Macs standard
bearer is plain Dennis Mclaughlin.
The work Of refurnishing the upper
floor is completed. The Macs now have
two floors, 25x73 feet. With these they
will have to be contented until q site Is
chosen and The proposed new club house
erected
A large aud magnificent transparency
now graces the entire front Of the Macs
new headquarters. In the centre is an
excellent portrait of the clubs standard
bearer and the names Of the whole Dem
ocrattc ticket. The boys are proud Of il.
Ali who desire to secure picture OF
members taken on the recent outing can
secure Thorn by applying to George
Richter at headquarters any evening. Oh
the eighteen hundred who attended the
outing, the Iaces OF eleven hundred and
sA+ N-fffer++ $500 E%~&tt< <AAAt-A~ e~&~
molly counted them
The names OF II. i. Williamson. r
Dockroth, J. Ciegg, John p. Noonan,
Daniel Stay (not Shea). John Ahearn
and Thomas Martin appear upon the
bulletin as candidates for membership.
Among the city officials who frequently
visit the headquarters few are shawn
such marked respect as Finance Commits
sioner Kenny.
Political and social chats are fre-
quentIy interspersed with cleverly exc
cuted piano recitais Among the clubs
piauists are Jerry Murphy and Lawyer
john A. DENIM.
the success Of the whole Democratic
sicket.
Billy Herbert is still firing in new mem.
bers.
The osNeiils
But little has transpired among the
O'Neills during the past week tina;
affords theme for gossip. AS the Asso.
ton is made up largely OF prominent
politicians throughout the county, those
members In districts outside the new
Fourth are busy just now with the poll
tics of their own districts, and bnt little
has been seen OF them around the
OsNeills' headq aarters. Meanwhile the
Fourth district contingent is hustiinR
through the district in the interest OF
their standard bearers election to the
Assembly. Not that they entertain any
idea of his defeat. but the O'NeflIs are
never caught mapping.
The new headquarters have beer
further enhanced by the appearance oi
a new heater that is u model of MCKEE
plate. fsinglass and iron. Two of these
elegant new heaters. known as the sRa-
diant Home1 pattern, have been also
placed in Heller,s cafe below.
MS
/ executed portrait OF Surrogate james ii.
O'Neil. which will soon ad0rn the por-
! trait gallery.
| As TO sport among the members. il is
announced that the Mixed Ales are again
on deck with George Garretson as presi,
dent. The membership Is limited, au6
/ those who are out Of it are not in it,
sGuvn Green, now known eVervwher,
as the Phil Daley of Jersey City. it is said
| has organized sCFoss-Eyed Clnh. IA,
the members are sworn to secrecy. non,
( but the initiated are allowed to know
/ even the object OF the organization.
Red neckties have become all the rags
! since Nat Fowler introduced the fad.
Joe Qnirk's ayoirdupois is tending
| toward obesity. He is racing with BilET
| Heller Both will be ia the pink of cen
ditiou 20 enter the Eat meu's race at mex
| summers outing
| Billy Dexter and Louis Heller. Jr.. ars
sailing along admirably in partnership.
/ They tell me Joe 2uirk 8 nose is ont o.
/ joint because Nat Fowler's winsom
ways won the Arbitration OF a young lad,
for whose smile he has long been cogef
ing.
An account Of Pete Doyle,s "trip t.
/ esting.
Jimmy Shay is on until after the eiec-