The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-08
PERSONAL.

william Wharton, OF Greenville, Is IN Utica, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn have gone on visit to Ha-
vana.
D. M. Mertens has gone to Germany on visit to
his mother.
Hattie Maxwell. Of Boston, is visiting Belle Baker
of Jewett avenue.
Tony Blake. OF Hoboken. goes to work at
Macys, New York, tomorrow
The Rev Dr. French Of the Bergen Presbyterian
Church. is still very sick man.
Police Commissioner Olarks daughter. Lottie, is
visiting friends at Niagara Falls.
Lawyer Johnw. Herbert recently returned from
visit to the Ice Palace at Montreal.
Finance Commissioner Datz took trip to the
State Capital Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Callahan, Of York street. will have
private party on Tuesday evening next.
Colonel Otto Heppenheimer will return from
visit to Niagara tomorrow or Tuesday.
Joseph A. McAdoo is visiting his brother, Con-
gresham McAdoo, in Washington, D. G..
The engagement of Mile Rhine. of Hoboken, to
Mr.. Calder. Of New York. is announced.
Prof. keenan,, Of Baldwin avenue. is filling ten
weeks musical engagement in Hoboken.
Halsey Jennings has become 3 81 900 clerk in
the Treasury Department at Washington.
Charles s. Davis formerly of this city, now Of
Bismarck, Dakota, is in town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, of Ocean avenue, are
enjoying the Winter season at Niagara Falls.
Proprietor De Revere. Of Taylor's Hotel returned
last week from business trip to Washington.
As"Happy" Hardscomb, variety actor, is visiting
folks in this city after an absence Of i've years.
Rev Howard Henderson will deliver the Wash
ington Birthday Grafton in Ohickering Hall, New
York.
Amelia TEner, Of Grove street, attended the
wedding Of former schoolmate in Boston last
week.
Governor Albeit was one Of the most notable Of
Presidentelect 0leveland's visitors, in New York,
yesterday.
Ex-Assemblyman o'Rourke, who has been sick
in bed for several weeks with inhammatory rheu-
matism, is recovering slowly.
DR.. James Wilkinson and DR.. B. d. Carpenter,
the widely known Bergen physicians, sailed for a
trip to South America yesterday.
Charlie Stark, the genial porter at the p. r. r.
ferry, has made for himself many friends among
the many patrons who cross the ferry daily.
W. H. Adams will soon leave Gaskell's Business
College, where he is pupil. to take charge of the
commercial department of Solado College, Texas.
Daniel Kirk, the brakeman who was SO seriously
| injured IN the railroad crash ct Granville last
week, lies at the point Of death at his home in
Elizabeth.
| Frank Pattern, formerly Montgomery street
dry goods clerk. has struck oil. rich uncle. an
| old sea captain has died and left him an income
OF some fifteen dollars day.
| Mr. White, of Grand street. will mako an ex
| tended tour to the South, taking in Washington
| City Of Mexico and New Orleans. He win remain
| In tho City Of Mexico about month.
| Gen. G. 81. Buney. New Jerseys Commissioners
TO the New Orleans Exposition, started for tn,
Crescent City at midnight last night. in compan,
with several prominent Rhode Island officials, and
| Governor Bourn Of that btata.
Edward J. Fairly Is spoken Of as candidate 70
Freeholder from the Second district. Mr. Fairly il
well known and highly esteemed for his man
IcharitabIe Deeds and no doubt il he receives tn
nomination he will be elected by large majority
John Hooper won the first prize, gold media
Daniel Ryerson the second prize. $40, and Nj
Mclean the third prize. IS, IN the pool tournameI
which has been in progress at the Empire Billiar
Rooms. az and 20 Newark auenue. since Januaz
20th.