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BANDoM JorTTsGS.
A Medley Of Personal. Political and Social
Notes About People We All Know.

New Jersey had no representative at the
funeral Of Mr.. Hendricks.
Mr.. Leon Albeit, Jr., is again minding
the house-quinsy sore throat.
MIR George Lenhart is the rum-shop sta
tistician of the Evening Journal.
Senator Mcpherson contemplates selling
his superb Washington residence.
His grey hairs have impaired a distin-
guished look to President. e. F. @. Young.
Counselor Edward Deacon has lost his
voice almost entirely from the effects of q
severe cold.
State Treasurer John j. Toffey is no
longer member of the firm of Lawrence,
Cronan u Co.
Now that Christmas approaches, " What
will the harvest be?" is again the most
popular song.
"Will Sewell carry our Fifth Assembly
District next year?" asks the Hon. David
w. Lawrence!
Chancellor Runyon is not the spring
chicken he looks. He dyes his hair, and
was born in 1922.
There is an attraction for Mr.. Eugene
O'Brien at Trenton that may result In a
fashionable church ceremony.
Senator Griggs says that it is all moon
SHINE to talk of anyone else but himself as
the President of the next Senate.
Mrs. VIM. T. Hoffman is still too ill to
removed from her country home for med
ical treatment in New York City.
An extraordinarily large attendance of
members of the bar graced the opening
ceremonies of our December term.
Senator MCPHERSON thinks that Hudson
County has thus far received more than her
share of the national loaves and fishes.
Ex-Freeholder Baldwin contemplates
! giving up his home on Weehawken Heights
and taking up his residence in Hoboken.
The case Of Druggist Am Ende will be
called for trial by Mr.. Winfield Immediately
after the conclusion of the homicide trials,
All the courts but those of this county
adjourned last Tuesday out of respect
to the memory of Vice-President Hem
bricks.
The many friends of Mrs. James Dodd
pres snted her with set of superb vases for
her untiring efforts in behalf of the Palma
| Club Far.
The illness of Governor Albeit has
greatly retarded the business of the Court
of Pardons, as in his absence no final action
| can be taken.
Mr.. John Mullins accompanied Colonel
| Charles Fuller to Ohio to aid him in the
purchase of ITO chamber sets for the State
! Normal School.
Mrs. E. p c. Lewis embarked for Europe
last Wednesday to pay brief visit to her
| husband, the American Minister at the
Court of Portugal.
! Archie Brown is far from dead yet Last
| Tuesday he appeared before the Court, and
inter;eded for client with all his former
eloquence and fervor.
The boys complain that Congressman
McAdoo's appointments are all of per-
sonal nature, and that party relations are
not duly considered by him.
In the persons of Mr.. Arthur Horn
blower. William Utz and Louis Waeffelaer,
Hoboken, has furnished all the beauty on
the present panel of Grand Jurors.
The term of Bennington F. Randolph as
member of the Board of IrHstees of the
| State Normal School expires during the
coming session of the Legislature.
Governor Albeit has fully recovered from
his recent painful illness, and although
looking somewhat the worse for wear. al
ready attends to his business as usual.
The case of Councilman Londrigan, OF
Hoboken, is by no means hopeless, and his
| physicians have every reason to believe
that his mind will again be restored.
Rumors are still ripe that something will
transpire ere long that will yet prevent the
Honorable Terence j. Mcdonald, from
occupying seat in the next Legislature
Bob Adrain, the counsel of Justice Left
erts, of New Brunswick, declares that his
| alinnf shall M ho - Al
every legal remedy has been exhausted.
Can it be possible that at this late day
Mr.. Fritz Haider, the editor of the Hoboken
German Journal intends bidding adieu to
single blessedness and taking unto himself
wife?
His multitudinous duties as Secretary of
State do not prevent Mr.. Kelsey from de-
voting much of his time to the mauufact-
uring of barbed fence-wire at his Trenton
mill.
Will the new electric light company in
Hoboken also shut down when the almanac
announces full moon, although the night
might be as dark as pitch? Mayor Timken
will respond
Hotel men in the northern part of Sthe
county are jubilant over the fact that the
Brighton Beach people have leased the
track OF the North Hudson County Driving
Park Association.
A young lady friend of handsome James
Laverty wonders why AL Hoffman was SO
much interested in an array of babies bon
nets displayed in front of Newark avenue
store the other day.
City Attorney Minturn, of Hoboken. is
satisfied that the dill passed by the Leeis-
lature for the opening of River street is 1n-
constitutional. So does everybody else
who knows anything about it.
! The report freely circulated by the Re-
publicans that the Hon. Gottfield Kruger.
of Newark, is looking for the Democratic
| gubernatorial nomination is emphatically
denied by that gentleman.
Senator Sewell and Comptroller Ander-
son were cleseted in close contiab at Tren-
ton last Tuesday, and the line of policy to
be pursued by the Republicans of the next
Legislature was agreed upon.
In the evcnt of William Walter Philips
deciding at the last moment not to accept
the Republican gubernatorial nomination,
Judge Magic, of our Supreme Court, has
been booked for second choice.
Now that the only sister of Mr.. Michael
Mnllone has taken unto herself husband.
the genial proprietor of the Argus will have
to look around for another partner to su-
perintend his household affairs.
The death OF Mr.. Hendricks calls to mind
the fact that in the last Democratic Ma
tional Convention Governor Albeit made
an earnest effort to secure the first place
on the ticket to that great patriot and
statesmen.
The appointment for United States Mar
shall for this State will not be made until
the expiration of term of Office of Mr.. Budd
Deacon, two months hence, and Mr.. Cor
don, of the New Brunswick Tines, is books
ed for the place.
Commissioner Reynolds, of the Board of
Finance, highly treasures the lone duck
that collided with the muzzle of his fowIing-
piece during bis recent Maryland shooting
expedition as the only trophy of that VEN
turesome and expensive trip.
| Little Johnny Warner, of Burlington,
wants some more yindication /; that is, he