The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-15
sKAToR1AL NOTES.

Charles Pollard is an excellent skater.
Miss G. Sopsr is graceful and lady-like skater.
Ex-Chief Francis can do roller duty a. well az
fire duty.
One Of the prettiest skaters at the Alpha Rink Ia
Miss A. Lowe.
Leonard Orr, the goal-keeper Of the Acme Polo
Team, is very fine skater.
Operator Knowles at the p r. r. has an idea
that he is roller" He is-in his mind
Tillie and Minnie Richter, two exceedingly grace,
full skaters. were At the Alpha Rink last week.
Miss Lottie Jsnes was at tho Alpha Rink the
other evening. She is bswitching skater.
Charles Taylor is about the poorest specimen Of q
skater that We have ever met with.s
1t is said that George Sayers thinks he is a skater
He had better cling to that idea, for anyone who
has seen him skate knows digerent
John straghan gave an exhibition in roller skat-
ing at the Park Rink one night last week.
Gil Totten seems TO be ss much taken up with
roller skating as he formerly was with ice skating
Louis Wright. who is in the Skate box at the
Alpha Rink, is said to be jealous Of Fred.
Leonard, of the Crescent Polo Club. would be q
very good fellow if he ate little salt every day.
Harry Arthur. alias the boy engineer, is one Of
the attaches Of the Alpha Rink,
Cliffe Lockwood is the presiding genius OF the
cloak room at the Alpha Rink.
R. Bruce vsnderwort who is very popular at the
Park Rink, now fills the position of floor manager
at the above named place.
Tee general opinion about Billy Neykirk, of the
Acme Polo Club seems to be that he is jolly good
fellow.
The children's carnival, which was held at the
Alpha Rink on FRIDAY evening last, was grand
success.
One Of the most familiar figures to be met with
at the Park Rink is that Of J. Cone, Jr.
Il. Webster is like acrob it-because he is SO
clever at taking tumble.
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hibitions and wears a tin medal about six inches
square, on his breast, and makes one think of the
headlight Of locomotive? Don't you know
Why, that is Charles Robson.
G. w. Green was noticed at the Alpha Rink. He
resembles greatly one of those nonentities, com
monty named dude.i
Milton M. Henry, the clever roller skater, Ia
often met with at the different Kinks in this city
He does great many fancy tricks and always at
tracts considerable attention.
We noticed the renowned John Murphy at the
Park Rink the other evening. He was supported
by his right bower, Charles Wagner.
James Stelges has changed his skating grounds
since the burning Of the Olympian Rink. He II
now seen at the Park Rink.
Next Tuesday the Middlesex Folio Team will play
return game with the Acmes, at the Alpha Rink
The game bids fair to be exciting one as the
Middlesex team is composed Of collegians.
A. j. Dewitt won the one mile gentlemen's race
at the Alpha Rink, last night beating four son.
testants. I1mes minutes, 80 seconds
Edward Krohne is often seen at the Alpha Rink,
where his promenade steps attract universal atten-
( ton. To break the monotony of these steps ne
sometimes spreads himself out on the floor so that
his measure be taken, and he is not at all
full how be does it.
young man who wore collar around his neck
that resembled low-sized cuff Was approached one
night last week by bill poster, who inquired if he
did not want to rent portion Of his collar for Ad
vertising purposes The young man, whose name
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made no reply, but, after throwing scornful look
at the bill poster. slated away.