The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-09

Judge Marcus Beach Is IN the Catskilis.
Frank Smith. of Lafayette, is in Europe
b. w. Terwoert is at the Grand Union,
Saratoga.
Mrs. Il. K. Appleton is visiting at Pal
myra, n. X.
Mayor Collins viii spend fortnight in
Connecticut
Miss Doyle. of Railroad avenue, is in
the Catskills.
James Lambert, Of Ocean avenue, is at
niagara Falls.
Miss Louisa Eckler, of Fourth street, is
in the Gatskills.
D. r. Clark and family. Of the Heights,
are at Cornwall.
Andrew johnson, of Jackson avenue, is
at Lake George.
County Clerk Mclaughlin and family are
in the Catskills.
Miss Nellie Dutch is visiting friends in
Lackawaxen, Pa.
Miss Katie McKenna. of Payonia avenue,
is in the Catskills.
Rev. Hugo Geibel, of Hoboken, has
sailed for Europe.
Miss Becky Welsh, of Montgomery
street. is in Albany.
Miss Mamie Ksegan. of Seventh street.
has gone to Niagara.
S. Y. De Haven and family, of Pamrapo,
are at Atlantic City.
Miss Serena Soper has returned from her
visit to Ocean Grove.
Ex-Judge William I. Hoffman is going to
the Catskills this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry WiRdts are spending
August at Ocean Grove.
Finance Commissioner Jordan will go the
Adirondacks this month.
Mr.. A. H. Johnston, of the Heights, has
HE'D him to Lake George.
Mrs. H. w. Baxter, of Jersey avenue, is
at the Atlantic Highlands.
Miss Lettie Conklin, of Third street, is
in Sullivan County, N. Y.
Mr. Robert 81. Johnston, of the Heights,
is visiting Richmond, Va.
Mr.. FL. M. T. Beekman is at his summer
home, North Branch, N. j.
Mr. L. S. Donainick will spend couple
of weeks in the Adirondacks.
Rev. ]. Howard Suydam is about to go to
Keene Valley, N. Y, for rest.
The daughters of John Whilihan, of Ber-
| gen avenue dI0 III ASOulY dEh
Miss Lizzie ONeill, of Wayne street, is
enjoying vacation at Orange.
Michael J. ODonneIl. of the County
| Clerks Office, is in the Catskills.
Judge Allan l. McDermott and Mrs.
McDermott are at Niagara Falls.
Mrs Burnett and her family are spend
! ing q short season in Ocean Grove.
J.E. McAvoy and ]. J. Quinn are stop
ping at the Holden House, Saratoga.
Mr.. Victor Lembeck and Miss Lembeck
anticipate going to Kansas this week.
Miss Nina Hitler, of Coles street, is
spending the summer at Binghampton.
Manager Henderson of the Academy of
Music, is at his cottage in Long Branch.
| Miss Mary Spencer, of Pacific avenue, is
| spending the summer at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. George S. Smith, of Gregory street,
is at the woodbine Cottage, Ocean Beach.
J. and L. Drum and K. Carlin registered
Thursday at the Columbian Hotel, Saratoga.
Miss Madeline Devine, of Monticello
1 avenue, is visiting friends at Wilkesbarre,
| Penna.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Rinaldo are enjoying
the delightful ocean breezes at Long
Branch.
Mr.. NJ. M. We'll and Madame We'll, of
| Taylor's Hotel, are sumraering at Staten
| Island.
S. B. Harris and wife are among the
recent arrivals at the Grand Union, in
/ Saratoga
r. Davis is one of the names thatappears
| on the register of the Commercial Hotel,
Saratoga
Charles Coyle, of York street, will spend
his fortnight vacation at the Catskill Noun
tain House.
Assistant Clerk of the Board of Finance
John 7. M. Kaylor is at the Delaware
Water Gap.
/ r. A. Henry ind wife, of this city, re-
gistered at the United States in Saratoga
last Saturday.
Michaers Literary Union, is in Orange
County, N. Y.
Mr.. Arthur Seitz. one of Hoboken's
School Trustees, Is enjoying the dog days
at Moroton, Conn.
Mr.. Charles s. Furst, of the well known
firm of Furst Bros, is stopping at LAUGHS
Hotel, Long Branch.
Mrs. Edward Schultz, of Danforth ave-
nue., is spending August with her parents
at Fort Plain, N. Y.
John A. Walker, the Secretary of the
Dixon Crucible Company, will not take his
va cation until October.
Miss Sarah Cordina, of Seventh street,
will spend season at Lake George the
| latter part of this month.
1 Francis S. Emmons and the happy
bride he is to wed tomorrow, will go to
Europe on their wedding tour.
Finance Commissioner Edelstein will not
go out of the city this Summer, owing to
the illness of Mrs. Edelstein.
Mr.. Hugh O'ponnell and his niece. Re-
becca, of Sussex street, have gone abroad.
They will be gone till October.
G. w. Cook, Walter Conkling, e. w. and
| T. G. Chester and G. G. Holbrook sailed on
| = yachting cruise Friday evening.
s'Mr. Miller. of Jersey City," is rather
| indefinitely announced as one of the recent
arrivals at Temple Grove, in Saratoga.
It is said that one of the daughters of 81.
| G. Garwood, whose family is In Europe,
| has been placed in convent in France.
Clarence Sackett AID the family of
William E. Sackett are spending the hot
season on the Shrewsbury, near Red Bank
Mr.. II. N. Walker and family, of Green
| vile, and Miss Annie Armstrong, of Linden
avenue, are sojourning at Independence,
N. Y.
| F. w. Marvin, A. Thomas and son, Miss
G. Halpin and Mrs. E. Thomas were regist-
cred at the American, Saratoga, last We'd
nesdsy.
Mr.. J. Vanderbeck. foreman of the book
room of the Journal with his wife and
family, started yesterday for Pullet, Vt,
for two weeks vacation.
G. r. Rice, w. Van Anyre, DIV. McCrea
and J. F. Reilly, of this city, and L. Offer
man. of Hoboken. arrived at the Grand