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

It is Comptroller Dickinson" now.
Henry Stratton is at the National Capitol.
E. Hicks, of Laidlaw avenue, is at the Hub.
Senator Mcpherson was in town the other day
George A. Carson, of the Heights is in Cali
fornia.
Theo. Gabain. of Union Hill, contempIates trip
abroad.
Dr.. B. A. Watson has visited the New Orleans Ex
position.
Congressman McAdoo is not well. He is still in
Washington.
George Putnam has just returned from trip to
Washington.
Police Commissioner struble has just returned
from business trip.
County Register and Mrs. George B. Fielder are
travelling in the South.
Recorder McDonough. Of Hoboken, is in Alexan-
dria, va.s with his family.
+. D. Linn is no longer resident of this city,
He has recently moved to Hackensack.
Rudolph Ely. Of Duncan avenue has gone to his
cattle ranch at Madison Lodge, Kansas
City Collector Love and Horace H Farrier will
go to California on pleasure trip soon.
Counselor John A. McGrath has been reapp ONT
ed counsel to the County Board Of Health
Is ex-Comptroller Kelly looking for hertz,
under the wing of the new administration?
Mr. and Mrs. George Mason Of the HEIGHTS. are
In California. They will return about July LIST.
General G. H. Barney was present at the reunion
Of the Army Of the Potomac at Baltimore last weak
o. s. Senator William J. sewell will leave Cam
den on Decoration Day for a three months trip
through Europe.
his family. from Hoboken to I4H Laidlaw avenue
Jersey City Heights
Rhinehart oehrsman. of Uniou Hill. sailed for
Germany on the Elbe last Wednesday. He will be
gone several months.
F. Musgiller. OF Hoboken. will start next We'd
loSQay, On the steamer EIba for n fhraa on4b
trip on the continent.
Rev. DR.. James I. Hagan, D. D., the Irish poet
will give reception ct his residence on Railroad
avenue, Tuesday evening.
Indian Commissioner will start for his post in the
West within very short time.
President Jordan, OF the Board of Aldermen. IL
being urged for Revenue Collector of this district
now held by Hathorn, Of Newark.
Mrs. Marie Engelhoim. Mrs Babette Bender and
Mr. Joseph Hamel all Of Hoboken, sailed FOR
Europe on the Elbe last Wednesday.
Young Fritz Roehn, who attempted suicide re-
Gently in WeehawkeD, soon as he RECEIVERS
intends to go farming it in Germany.
Prof Alexander Massey. the we'll known civil
service reiormer, is now instructinp theR
baggage porters the art of civil service reform.
President Datz OF the Board of Finance. ia
experimenting the fitting up of his place at Rock
away, preparatory to opening for the Summer
Andrew Ashell. gateman at the Jersey City en-
eA1AaSc " VIC = uepOty Is ardent admfreF
OF the fair sex and has great mania for peanuts
President E. F. @. Young of the Firsi National
Bank, was one Of the guests at the complimentary
dinner In New York, rendered to Minister Kelly
Mrs. George E. Francis. Misses Francis Shaw.
Annie Jordan and Mamie Egan will Summer at
Long Branch at the residence Of George E. Francis
| State Treasurer Toffey was one of the party who
witnessed the hauling of the big at the Glou
cester fishery few days ago. at the invitation OF
Frank +. Patterson of the Camden cbarier.
Dan Quirk. one of the bondsmen of the default.
ing Tax Collector of Hoboken, is about TO omen a
tine restaurant and bar ON Thomas street. New
York-in the heart Of the dry goods commission
| trade.
Dick Nichols. the genial ticket agent at the p r.
r. depot, Is noted for his amiable and fascinating
manners. and has made for himself many friends
among the fair sex that travel via the sOhicago
| Limited
Lewis H. Broome, the we'll known architect Of
this city, drew plans for the new State House and
they we're unanimously accepted last Tuesday.
mr.: Broome is now preparing his specifications
and viii superintend the construction Of the new
building.