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home from Connecticut. 4t5
F It looks as if Sheriff Heintze will have
several hangings ere long.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Lewis have returned
to Hoboken from the Catskllls.
The Otz-Meyer wedding is now agitating
the fashionable circles in Hoboken.
Colonel Charles W. Fuller, of Bayonne,
contemplates taking the lecture field.
Druggist Am Ende is still sojourning in
the country, closely watched by friends.
Mr.. Isaac Taylor, Judge McGill's law
partner, will shortly return from Europe.
Senator John Carpenter, Of Hunterdon,
declines to be candidate for denomination.
Sheriff Laverty has just completed a
magnificent new shop in the prison grounds.
Miss Anna Hetherington is on visit to
her cousins, the Misses Laverty, of Tren-
ton.
Congressman McAdoo had brother APP
pointed as messenger in the New York Gus
tom House. a1
Captain John Bryce is looking for the
Democratic Assembly nomination in our
Tenth district.
Senator Mcpherson has left Belle Mead
for the season and returned to his Wash
lngton manson.
Miss Lucy Nelson has returned from the
Catskills, and is again devoting herself to
her choir music.
Ex-Governor bedle is very much worried
over his obesity, and contemplates taking
the Banting cure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa w. Dickinson were
recently the guests of Mr.. James Brodhead
at Pennington, N. j.
1t is rumored that Director Govern will
contest with Mar. McAyoy the Democratic
nomination for Surrogate $3.50
General Sewell had a tent and a smile
OF bourbon-for the entertainment of his
friends at the Waverly Fair Thursday week.
There are many who think that Con-
gresham McAdoo is fast becoming a
stranger to his constituency.
Soon the nuptial knot will be tied be-
tween Counselor Herbert and the charming
daughter of General Helme.
Mr.. Wall, the editor of the Hoboken
Democrat, prides himself upon never having
voted the Democratic ticket.
The scarcity of fish in Barnegat BAY this
season is accounted for by the presence
there of Judge Jonathan Dixon.
The Empress of China has been crying
ever since she read Hugh McDermott's
touching poem on the blind canary.
Mrs. William Utz and family, of Hobo
ken, have left their country residence at
Clinton, N. j., and are home for the sea-
son.
Mr.. John Kuser, the business manager of
the Newark Fret Zeitung, prides himself
on being one of the best hersemen in the
State.
Judge English, of Paterson, is looking
for the Democratic Senatorial nomination
in Passaic. He would make very strong
candidate.
Mr.. Allan L.. McDermott will be the next
nominee for Congress in this county unless
he changes his mind and declines when the
time arrives.
The discord between Colonel Hart and
his officers is of long standing, and already
threatened to break out after the Yorktown
celebration.
Ex-Judge Hoffman has been retained to
defend the three men who are charged
with outraging and numbering Mrs. Fisher
at Englewood.
Mr.. James Connolly, of Newark, has
abandoned all hope of getting foreign ap-
pointment, and has returned to his legiti-
mate business.
And now Hezekiah Smith announces that
he will be a candidate for United States
Senator next year-just to get even with
Governor Albeit.
Now that Mr.. John II. Bonn has return
ed from Europe, it is to be hoped the
elevated road will be opened to the public
at no distant day.
Political circles ara on the qui vive to learn
the policy of Stale Mr.. Henry S. Little and
Secretary Kelsey have agreed upon during
their sojourn in Europe
Some people are striving to force the gu
bernatorial bee into the bonnet of ATTORNEY
General Stockton, but that gentleman re-
fuses to harbor the insect.
Parties who are very near to Joel Parker
declare that is not at all improbable thathe
would accept the Gubernatorial nomination
next year-if forced upon him.
The Republicans of Newark are in sorry
straits over the Mayoralty nomination.
They can not find candidate who will
meet all their views and demands
Mr.. Howard McSherry, formerly of this
county bat now residing in New Bruins
WICK, is looking for the Republican nomin-
alton for Senator in Middlesex County.
Colonel Otto Heppenheimer could not
resist the charms of New York City, and
like other eminent statesmen from New
Jersey, has taken up his residence there.
Mr.. Henry Winton, of the Bergen Demo
Graf, was so enchanted with his stav at
New Orleans last Winter that he intends to
repeat his visit during the coming season.
Owing to change in the contract system
and the consequent enforced idleness of
the men for months, there will be large
deficiency In the State prison account this
year.
At meeting of Republican statesmen at
Waverly last Thursday week, 1t was ordain-
ed that Police Justice Farmer Wanser
should be run for Surrogate in this county
tn Fall,
The well deserved popular ty Governor
Albeit has obtained BY inineling with the
people at the various State gatherings
seems to trouble the Republican Lress con.
siderably.
Messrs William F. and Leon Albeit. Jr..
Will exhibit at the fair of the Palma Club
the bewlfdering collection of favors they
nave won at the German during the last
five years.
The Grand Jury fled in the court room
last Tuesday afternoon and handed M
forty-three indictments to the bench. 4
There was no indictment against Am Ende
among them.
The ladies of Boston have been treated
during the week by visit of Mr.. d. w.
Lawrence and Mr.. Orlando II. Taylcr-a
of manly beauty not often
seen in the Hub.
The estate of Mr. W. W. Shipper, deceas-
ed, has been variously estimated at from
thirty thousand to three million collars.
The truth Is it will sum up in the neigh
borhood of 100000.
Many citizens of Hobokea are strongly
denouncing Mayor Timken for his counfe-.
aancing the pool sellers last Summer. and
declare they will remember that fact when
be comes up for Office again.
Ex-senator Lewis Cochran, of Sussex.
now assistant tn Aftnrn ou n ana.o1 n - y