The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-03
ALL AROUND H0BOKEN.
Mr.. S. T. Jacobs and His Birthday
Billy Goat.

Last Wednesday Sew. I. Jacobs the we'll
known sporting man was thirty-three
years old. He told some OF the boys in
Schumacher's resort on Washington
street his age and they prepared sur
prise for him on his return from the
Gutenberg race track. Ike Mansfield
bought a nice billy goat and decorated
him with red, white and blue ribbons
While Sew was talking to several friends.
Ike and several other members of the
Nonpariel Social Club and the Rosedaie
Boat Club entered and presented Sew
with the goat. Sew was so overcome that
he opened several bottles of wine. He
prizes the goat highly.
Tomorrow afternoon the new Council
will organize. 1t is said that Councilman
Erlenkoetter will be elected chairman.
The Councilman is confined to his home
seriously i'll however, and the Board may
not meet
The new Board Of Education will meet
tomorrow night and organize. 1t is said
that Trustee Russ has enough votes to
elect him President
A new police station in the upper por-
ton OF the city is an absolute necessity,
and the Council should waste no time in
selecting site.
Colonel Stevens and family will sail for
Europe about the middle Of this month.
The SUNDAY MORNING NEWS, the regu-
lar Sunday edition of The JERSEY CITY
NEWS is suld by oil newsdealers in Hobo
ken 1t Is the only paper published IN
Hudson county on Sunday, and contains
the latest news from Hoboken as well as
other parts of the county and State.
The Miller Rifle Club will hold their
annual picnic and games at the Union
Hill Schuetzen Park on Decoration Day.
There will be several interesting athletic
events decided.
Freebooter Coyle, the chairman of the
Democratic City Committee received an
agreeable surprise OH Wednesday night
He was presented with handsome par
lor chair by the members of the commit
tee ~
Conrad Koch and Miss Julia Schlatter,
daughter of the we'll known caterer will
be married on Nav 10.
The Board of Officers Of the Fire De-
partment, will meet at No. Engine
House tomorrow night, to make nominal
tons for Chief and Assistant Chief of the
Fire Department It is thought that
WINS ID. Applegate. the present efficient
Chief, will be renominated. So will AS
sistant Chief L. w. Goerig
Two Germans mistook Police Head
quarters for beer garden last Wednes-
day night. They heard the strains of a
dizzy waltz from the armory house above
the station house, where Company G was
holding monthly reception, and walked
into the station house and asked for two
beers. They were promptly hustled out
The Hoboken Savings Bank is now To-
Gated in the handsome new building
Newark and Washington streets. The
bank has pretty healthy opposition now
in the Hudson Trust and Savings Institu-
ton.
Judge William d. DAILY Of this city has
been engaged to defend Lucy E. Gardner
of Newark. The Judge believes that
Miss Gardeners case was not properly
conducted or verdict against her would
not have been rendered.
There are several, candidates for Assist
ant City Clerk. but 1t Is thought that
Charles w. Fosdick has the inside track
The question that has been agitatlng
everybody about the City Hall last week
is whether or not rooster is an animal.