The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-25
THE MACS AND 0S.
Getting Ready for the Great Ball
Other Matters.

At neither the headquarters of the
Macs nor the Os during the past week
has anything of especial Importance hap
pened to ~monopolize conversational top
les. Affairs at both club resorts have
been unusually quiet. Of course, the
Macs and even the Os have watched in
tently the fight at Gutenberg.
The list of the various officers n COM
mittees of the Macs for the great ball of
the Macs at Pohlman's on February 2
has at last been revised. and the corrected
list is given below.
Floor Decentralization, James J..
Minihan; Floor Managers, John P.
Feeney and Christopher P. Smith; AS
sistants-William Foley. ]. j. Murphy.
Hugh Mclaughlin. j. w. Murphy, Nor
ris Stack, A; J. sheridan,, william Il.
Heaney, G. w. Gerard, r. F. Batterslee.
j. A. Skahill, George Richter, Pierce J.
Fleming, NJ. w Herrick and j. Prentiss
Kip.
Floor Committee-T. A. Drum, Eugene
Sullivan, P. Murray, jeff Connors, E.
Farley. John S. Murphy; j w. Cor
eoran, e; + GasT Msr,i n. : = n Ha Serso y; n.
J. r. Cassidy, J. A. Cox, R. E. Nc
Coobery. J. A. Douglass, John A. Dem
min. John P. Eean, NJ. f. Kelleher, S. B.
Ellis, J. H. Evans. j. j. Wiseman, G. b.
Wagner, 7. p. Kettell, J. w. Gerrity. T.
Gately. j. Hunt, J. w. Clearly, John
Hooper. John G. Hughes II Thomas
Hughes.
Press Committed. Vultee, James
Norton, William German, Thomas Nc
Keen and Joseph Noouan.
In addition to the names OF those who
nave applied for membership to the as
sociation published last week have been
added Clerk James K. Connolly, of the
Tax Board, James Larkins, John b.
Daley and Michael Walsh.
The O'Neilis.
The Os, too, have already commenced
to talk about their annual ball. 1t will
be held in Woods Hall on st. Patrick's
eve. March 1. This year the association.
through the successful agitation of the
standard bearer and w~ide-awake Treasurer
Heller, the ball will be an invitation affair.
Heretofore the annual ball has netted the
Association a clear profit of between $500
and 81, 600. But so many associations
have sprung up of late years, each de-
mauding upon the part of public citizens
the purchase OF tickets, the O'Neills have
concluded that the idea, at first success
full, has been oyerworked. Besides,
especially in official circles. is now u full
f1edged member. But the ball be a Jim
Dandy.
The O'Nelll's will send delegations to
the Cornelius j.. Tahen Associat ton ball
at Odd Fellows Hall. Hoboken. ami the
Thomas j.. Kelly Association ball at
Woods Hall Tuesday evening, and the
John E.. Dunno Association bali at Pohl-
mans on Wednesday evening.
Standard Bearer O'Neill left again tbis
morning for a scene of new conflicts at
Trenton. The members of the Associa-
ton have no fear but their standard
bearer will make u great record In As
sembly.
Treasurer Billy Heller was laid up with
the grip Friday. and Saturday. but
showed up at the rooms last night.
Dan Tierney has the grip, too. But his
is a dandy grip. 1t is made of alligator
skin, nickel bound, and is one of the
liz est achievements in the line of the
satchel makers art. AS S~ergeauG-at-
Arms of the House, Dan feels it due his
position in travelling to and from the
Capital to lei ordinary folks know there's
no flies on his grip.
There will probably be a special meet
ing of the O'Neills some evening this
week to take action on the death of Mich
ael Mccarthy. who died during the early
part of last week; also upon the death OF
Thomas O'Connor, who was buried thu
| day the O'Neills went to Trenton. Foul
deaths of members have recently oc
Cured, making a heavy drain upon tht
death benefit funds.
The Executive Committee will meet to
| morrow niVht