The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-29
RANDoAr JorrrEGs.


E Chief Murphy is great favorits at New
York headquarters.
Mi. Asa w, Dickinson would like to be
Secretary of the next Senate.
When Congress meets Hendricks eulogies
will be the first order of the day.
Mrs. General Mcclellan intends selling
her homestead on the Orange Mountain. 49,
Judge Knapp viii not take up the murder
cases until after the civil list is disposed of.
They newer speak as they go by-Atorney--
General Stockton and Ex-Governor Bedle.
The Independents Sociables will have 81
masquerade reception before the end of the
season.
Sheriff Heintze il falling away perceptibly
since he has abjured beer and taken to
clarets.
l. Judge, and Mrs. Bea,A have. purchased
large inyoiee Of dolls as Christmas gifts,
70 the little Beaches,o ssEkzs. ,,;.s.i,,...ss i
FoeA number Of well known society ladies
| infhis city will give - afternoon teas be-
fore the advent Of Lent y iiaj aaS
lgqNpw, really, there does seem to be a
t1ittiS feeling between Mr.. Yroom, of Tren-
ton. apd Keeper Layerty, sbreves a
Il Between the rPalmar and the new clubs
on the hill the old New Jersey club will
have to look to It's iaurels. s9sFst tiAas a
Now You Just bet your sweet heart that
Jerry Cleveland will make a bang up fore
man Of the next Grand Jury Iods FL = (
A committee of wise men are again pre-
pairing charter for this city to be sub
lnitted to the next Legislature.
Perhaps afterall, the Hon. Martin Sf;eljes
will be prevailed upon to take a hand in the
Hoopken Mayoraity race next Spring. =.
Senator Grigga, OF Passaic.a threatens to
put On war paint in the event Of his not
being elected President of the Senate. guaq
Much of the success of the Palma Club
tFair was due TO- Mrs. James Dodd, Cover
nor Abbettst Accomplished sister inLlaw. rs.
The members of the Palma Club will
give p grand hop to their lady friends as
soon as its new club house is furnished.
The December term Of our county courts
viii begin next Tuesday, 3 Mr., jeremiah 3
Cleveland is Foreman of the Grand Jury. q;
Is,bIt does make Senator Brinkerhoff Just a.
little angry when asked if he intends start
ing q roller skating rink on top:of his head.
County Clerk Mclaughlin says there are
millions in the new horse railroad scheme
for Jersey City, of which he is at the head
Ex-Judge Hoffman now carries pocket
edition Of medical Jurisprudence to pr epate
himself for the defense of the Am Ende
case. 81 - sl 4
| Colonel Hart could recruit a new reei-
ment from among the Hoboken candidates.
for Recorder McDonough's place next
| spring. ,sas PA. s, ~. s.s....rs ss,.,,.s,t'-,
IL The young wife of Mr.. Menzies Cleve--
land spends her idle hours in portraying
the members of the family. She is quite
| an ARTIST. IA aHh :aH arf
Nj. Fritz Heine, of Hoboksn, is still
assaying metals at Tombstone, Arizona
and hunting Apaches for pleasure and re-
creation s'i9 @aa3sata asf gasf
Charley Cohen, the Washington market
chicken butcher, desires to succeed Mr..
Michael Murphy as Water Registrar Of
Hoboken.
Mayor Hmken sees now, when it is too
late, that his appointments to the Board of
Police Commissioners did not strengthen
his cause. .raa apH
Will Jenkins, who chalked down the
votes at the Palmar Club fair, has a store
of good humor that is only exceeded by
his beauty. 49, -
Was Staff Little outwitted by the Balti-
more and Ohio folks, and will he figh. that
bridge scheme in our Legislature the COM
ing winter? Pig
State Treasurer Toffey is working the
| farm heinherited from his father on shares.
that is, he does not lshare in the work, but
in the profits. IN
Elk Congressman Hardenberg has been
proclaimed saint in China, because when
in Congress he voted against the Chinese
restriction bill.
Mr.. Chas. +. Kaegebehn, of Hoboken, !
has started little Christmas exhibition of
his own, at the shrine of which many thirsty
souls row worship. o0 Gel is taif
Congressman Pidcock is trying to heal
the trouble in Hunterdon County by hav-
ing q few-t.fourth-c Democratic Post
masters appointed. hg s6e iHt
Commissioner and Mrs. William Utz en-
tertained select circle Of friends at their
cosey residence on Garden street, Hoboken,
last Monday evening.
And now portion of the Monmouth
Democracy comes to the front to present
the name of General Chas. Haights as
gubernatorial candidate. KS
Register George B. Fielder is the most
graceful roller skater on the hilltop,
but he only puts on the irons when he has |
the whole rink to himself. ssuas4ag
All lovers of piscatorial sports are anxi- |
ously awaiting Comptroller Andersons new |
book, entitled, s'What L Know of New |
Jersey Fish and Fishing" M I'D m
The handsome residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Steele. on Palisade avenue, con-
tains superb collection of paintings, en-
cravings and bric-a-brac. aac ia
Governor Albeit has somewhat ifnbrovedit
from his recent very severe illness, after
having had an operation performed in his 1
ear by New York specialist. 3o ~
Mr. James Laverty, the handsome and |
accomplished son of the genial ex-Sheriff,
3 will soon embark in housekeeping with one
of Ilrenton's fair daughters.
Mr.. Ed Linn felt a justifable pride in
seeing bis name upon the blackboard of
the Palma Club Fair as one of the most
popular members of the club, 4 z4f /
DR.. John McGilI is happy In the possess l.
ion Of son and heir who gives promise of /
becoming bright star in1rhe constellation
of the ssThree Alexanders." aain 81 s /
4 The track of the North Hudson Driving /
Park Association in the northern part Of I
the county is now the Mecca towarda which
all horselnen take their course. a
It is because the air of Trenton does not
agree with Mrs. John 2. Stockton that the
Attorney General is compelled to take IN
his residence In New York city.
] Now that Mr.. Chas Gross has attained I
the requisite age and again takea up his
residence In Hoboken, he would like to be
elected mayor of that city next spring.
The knowing ones predict that the ex-l
treme political quietude of Secretary of
State Kelsey is explained on the theory that
sthere is q calm before each atorm. "ssRs ~
7nIor -Tsor.aao " Thahart ,d5ess,,t fa.T n 4