The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-10
sKAT0R1AL NOTES.

AL Howe don't seem to know how to
skate.
E. Mcfarland. of the Payonia rink, is an
excellent skater
Frank Crosby seems to be under the i'm
preston that he owns a rink,
Ayers, Of the Crescent polo team, is the
dude payer of the team.
NJ Reardon, who skates at the Pavonia
rink, causes much laughter over his awk-
ward appearance on skates.
A. Thornton is skater az the Pavonia
rink: but if any one saw him on skates
they would think he had the rheumatism.
f. Halper says he is going to build
rink for himself so that he can have more
room to fall, and no one to bother.
M. Foster informed friend short
time ago that he was practicing the spread
eagle trick on roller skates. He had bet
ter give it up. as he only succeeds in
spreading himself all over the floor.
e. Whites clothes look rather white
after he gets through falling at the Paw
onia rink every evening.
Jim Cox had better stop playing pea
nuekle and practice roller skating.
Frank Kinney had better give up roller
skating and stay at home.
George Hauser, of the Greenville rink,
says he would like to catch the skating
note fend, as he has little matter he
would like to settle with him.
George Dougherty as a roller skater
ranks among the very worst.
Penn Vreeland looks as though She
would make more of success singing a
pen than at roller skating.
]. Lewis was seen at the Greenville rink
last week with his back pressed to the
floor, while he famed the air with his
number LIS.
Chfrles Newkirk won the one mile race
at the Alpha rink last evening" defeating
three other skaters. Time m. 81 50
Dude Miller is one of the sweetest young
men that attend the Greenville rink. He
wears the latest style of polo bang, and can
say Jaw weally, naw," like blooming
Englishman.
Miss Lena Koehler is an exceedingly
graceful skater
An observer of Fred Tricks skating can
only say one thing about it; and that is
that 1t is good. But which good Why,
no good
Fannie Reid, of Brooklyn, was warmly
received at the Apollo rink, Union Hill last
Wednesday evening. She can do some
great skate acts.
George Arnold, of the GreenviIle rink,
would be very clever skater if it wasn't
for one thing--and that is that he can't
skate as well as three year old child.
Bella Duncan, who skates at the Green
vile rink, is very pretty and graceful
| skater.
Daisy had better stop going to the Kinks
IN this city as she is breaking all the young
mems hearts; especially Fred's.
Charles Shanks is known as the cham
pion backward skater of the State. Quite
right, he makes more backward falls than
any skater ever seen in this State.
Will McKenna danced around the floor
at one of the Kinks recently like the center
board of shipwrecked yacht
F. KRUGER is very proficient skater,
but he don't seem to have any idea as to
the proper place to sit down, as he sits
down in the middle of the floor as often as
any other place.
The manager of Recreation Hall rink at
New Brunswick, has put up gold medal.
studded with diamonds, which is to be
skated for by Will White of this city. and
Tony Evans of Philadelphia, on Wednes-
day next.
Chris Somer, Corney Cox and Jim
Swan are again in the city. They tell
some great stories of their sojourn in Allen
town, Pc.
Young Joe Newman is the happy pos
sor of number of medals for roller skat-
ing, won at the various skating Kinks in
this city.
The Lee Avenue Polo Team of Brooklyn
would like to correct the statement of the
Pavonia Team about their game of last
week between the Pavonia and Lee
| Teams, played at the Lee Avenue Rink. 1t
is as follows: The Pavonia Club won the
| first two goals and the Lees the next three:
therefore the Lee Team beat the Pavonia
| by the score of 3 to 2.
Professor Walter O'Mara, the well
| known glider, is now in training for the
next six-day roller skating match. He will
be at the Park rink during the coming
week. His feature on Wednesday evening
will be his railroad act, or the Greenwood
Lake engineer on rollers. He will be es-
corted from the cigar store, corner of Paw
onia avenue and Grove street, each even
ing by the cigar glee club.
The Manhattan polo club are now max
ing preparations for their lawn tennis club,
and by May 80 will be ready to receive any
challenge in Jersey City for game. The
club consist of Ed Lincoln Austin, Captain;
| VIM Thompson, Charles Erb, Richard
Tregaskin and Charles Del Orme. All
communications received by Captain E. L.
Austin, Magnolia avenue, Jersey City
Heights.