The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-11

| Owed to beautiful SNOW Sleigh rides.
| The call era is gone--New Years Day.
| A snow ball "Clean your sidewalks r
| A reciprocity treaty Have another one
| with me.
| The rage for bisque dogs and cats Of all
sizes is on the increase.
| A Mifiin County, Pa, lady offers 500 re-
| ward for q lost tom cat.
| "Shall we wrinkle this evening 2" is q
new interrogatory among young people
| Mary Anderson is putting in spare hours
over the water learning to play the violin.
An exchange contains poem entitled,
ssThe Silent Barber Dead 1t is fairy
tale.
What this great country needs at present
| is roller skate with an air brake attach
ment.
The Boston Post thinks the best way to
treat Bismarck is to offer him unlimited
beer.
1t is said that no town having popula-
ton Of 8, 600 or more ID now without roller
skating rink.
Private carriages in Paris now have cleo
tric lamps, and bicycles have appeared
worked by electricity.
Washington E. Conner says that, taking
one year with another, Mr.. Gould's income
is Sc, 600, 900 p u annum.
George w. Cable, the Creole story writer
and reader, DO lists that he is making $50, 600
year out of his literary work.
The fashionable colors of the season Are
stell blue, grape red, chestnut, mushroom,
autumn meadow green, and twilight pink.
Bag muffs are worn now that the shop
ping bag is tabooed They have bag at
the back to hold the handkerchief and
purse and small parcels.
American apples go abroad in great GUAM
titles this season, mostly to England. They
sell on street stands in London at from
eight to twelve cents apiece
The latest feature of Secretary Chambers
innovations is the detailing of naval off
Ger in full uniform to perform duty at his
wife's regular Wednesday receptions.
Westchester farmer explains that in
wet weather his cows absorb more moisture
and, as consequence, the milk is thinner
The milk can't be much thinner than the
story.
A woman in New Haven recently bought,
at an auction sale, for few cents, 81, 500
India shawl, which had accidentally got
among some articles sent to the auction
room.
Ex-Vice President William A. Wheeler is
living at his old home in Malone, Franklin
County, N. Y. He is wifeless, childless
and sleeplees, and said to be fast nearing
his end.
William A. Astor, United States Minister
at Rome, is said by the London Truth to be
mot altogether popular among his COM
patriots, some of whom he snubbed and
others treated with patronizing hauteur."
A stylish and pretty roller skating cos
tune made this season is formed of amar-
anth red and golden brown India cloth.
The skirt has band of natural beaver
around the foot, the waterfall drapery in
the back is simply hemmed, and the front
of the very long apron tunic is bordered
with the same fur, and Topped with golden
brown satin ribbons at each side. The
short Louis XIV. coat of plain, golden
brown India cloth has shirred vest of
amaranth red serge, and above this is
pelerine of natural beaver, with muff and
Rob Roy cap to match.
William @. Hudson, of Albany, tells a
story about Samuel j. Tilden: Gone day he
said to his physician, Doctor, can't stand
tLat medicine you are giving me; it hurts
my stomach ooh, but Mr.. Tilden, the
medicine is doing you a great deal of good.
4 presume so, but shall not take it here
after 4 am sorry to hear you say that;
but if you are determined on this course
would warn you earnestly that you must
stop using il gradually you doctors don't
know everything. quit using that medi-
cine three weeks ago. Wasn't that pic
ture of self -willed old gentleman r.