The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-08
PERSONAL.

Herman Holbusch is in London.
William Herme. of GreenyiIle, is in Michigan.
Miss Jennie Pearsal, of Grand street, is visiting
in Hartford, OF.
James F. Lane, of the Heights spent last week at
the National Capitol.
Case RoebIing has returned from quite an ex-
tended Western trip.
1t is said that General Mcclellan is booked for
the mission to France.
Otto Schultz. of Hoboken, contemplates visit
to Germany in the Spring. .f,-.
Police Commissioner Mccarthy did Washington
during the Inauguration.
James Wright, of the Heights, entertained an
Albany cousin last week.
Miss Lottie Clark, Of the Heights, is visiting
friends in New York State,
Richard A. Dawson, Of the Mills Guards. attend
ed the inaugural ceremonies.
Miss Nina Bowers, of the Heights, is entertaining
a young lady friend from Yonkers, N. Y. 5Hf
Finance Commissioner Jordan Joined the army
of visitors to Washington last Tuesday.
ED. KENNEDY Thomas Cummings saloon keeper
on Grand street, opposite Jackson avenue.
Ed. Hughes hasn't SO high an opinion of the
Pinkerton detectives new rs he used to have.
Gov. Albeit rode in the Inaugural procession, in
the coach directly behind President Cleveland.
Tailor Joyce. VINO has been confined to his room
eight weeks with bronchial affections is improving.
augHral ceremonies at Washington last Wednesday
Jane Lancaster has returned to her home in Ho-
boken. She has been spending the Winter in
Boston.
Our fire department was represented at the in
auguration ceremonies by Commissioner Win
decker. fri 2ti ff3.
Miss NJ. L. Jacobs, of No. Artor Place. has been
entertaining Mrs and Miss Durham, Of Independ-
enoe. Iowa. 'H 7ht N3f
Mrs Jones, of Grove street, received visit from
her sister, Miss Amelia Demarest, Of Warwick, N
Y, last week. at 03
James Ramsey proposes to change his place OF
residence in the spring from West Hoboken to
Tenefy, N. ].
Mrs. s. s. Richards, of Glenwood avenue received
visit last week from her sister, Lottie Foye, OF
Philadelphia.
Clerk Bouton. of the Board of Works is sick. and
Frank woodcock is the acting Clerk of the Board
| during his absence.
For a Republican, Assemblyman Dickinson tzrn-
ed right side up with care" the new charter bill
| at Trenton last week.
We don't know whether Ofieer Miller has been
attending to some elses business than his own,
but we do know that he is good officer.
Notwithstanding the Journals abuse Of Sammy"
Dickinson on his position against the new charter,
the TArTIER reckons IL the JOauaal can stand it
Sammy" can, too.
concert in Odd Fellows Hall last Mon day evening.
under the auspices OF Hoboken Council, Royal
Arcanum.
SCHOOL Lrust6o MlCuAel heuuElCkS uaS ttuu6H-
ed his resignation to the Bayonne Board Of Educa-
ton and it has been accepted. Mr.. Hendricks was
married recently, and has taken up residence on
| Staten Island.
| Emil Jelpke. of Hoboken, has had the suit
brought against him for $1,000 for seduction un-
der promise of marriage by Elizabeth Fitzpatrick.
| discontinued by msrrying the girl. .,ls-
o. II. Durham, of Greenvilles started on a trip
across the big pond last Wednesday. Previous to
1 his departure, on Monday night dinner asgiven
in his honor by his y ew York employees.
! Fean Seber the jovial and popular salesman for
| Westcott L Son, the Binghampton cigar manufac-
] tureos, was in town few days ago. He was very
busy" and said that he had Just got back from
Washington. where he had been to attend the in
/ auguration.
Lambert Connor. Of New York, who has many
friends in this city and Hoboken, forsook his
| studies in Eastmans Business College, Poughkeep
sie N Y. for the purpose Of visiting his relatives
and friends in this section. MIR. Connor's girl
studies, we mean-recalled him sooner than he ex-
! pected but the TArTLER assures his many friends
| who did not see him that he looks quite we'll.