The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-17

A Medley Of Personal. Political and Social
Notes About People We All Knew.

Mr.. James Layeriy c0ntemplafes trip
South for his health.
Judge Rankin spends much of his time
at the National Capital.
The Hoboken Postmaster's term does
not expire until next August.
Governor Albeit will not spend night
at Trenton this Winter il he can help it.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Pangborn will spend
portion Of The Winter at Washington.
Mr.. Fritz Herder, the editor Of the Ho-
boken Journal, has been seriously i'll.
x-CoDgrcssman Fielder, Of Essex, still
keeps his weather eye on the Newark post
Office.
Owing TO the death of his mother, Mr..
James bod will not go into society this
winter.
Brother Fitzgerald New York Herald"
articles are somewhat toned down since
his marriage.
The electric light in Hoboken does very
well as far as It goes, but there is not
enough of it.
Aud now it is rumored that Major Pang-
| born win contest with General Sewell for
Senatorial honors.
1t is not at all probable that Governor
Albeit will appoint anyone but lawyer
Clerk in Chancery.
Senator Fish is not only the youngest
but by far the 'sloyeliest looking member
Of the State Senate.
Ex-Governor Bedle says be would under
no circumstances accept the nomination
for Governor next fall.
Mr.. Edward f. Mcdonald doesn't like
| political retirement, and contemplates COM
/ ing to the front again.
Secretary Kelseys left hand is now do
1 ing much duty as an ear trumpet in the
halls of the Legislature.
Congressman Pidcock thinks it his first
duty to look after the National loayes and
fishes for his constituents
Dave Lawrence will probably take a
whack at the Assembly race in the Fifth
district. himself next Fall
I Fred. Klennen, of Hoboken Bank noto-
riety, is now engaged in prosperous BUSH
ness in Washington Territory.
Mr.. Nick Crusius, of Hoboken, now
handles the ribbons over team that does
not take anyone's snow or dust.
It isn't safe to sell LIQUOR on Sunday
right under the very nose and adjoining
the residence of Mr.. Winfield.
1t is about time that New Jersey brought
her valuable collection home from that
bogus New Orleans Exposition.
And now the appointment of Conrad
Jordan as Treasurer of the United States
is also charged against New Jersey.
The best head for figures in the State of
New Jersey is undoubtedly upon the
shoulders of State Comptroller Anderson.
i There was recherche" wedding sup
per at the Park Hotel last Thursday even
ing after Miss Keefer had become Mrs.
Salem.
| Ex-Assemblyman James Clarke G. and
Patrick III. Sheeran are candidates for
Jailor Joyce's place. His term expires
next Spring.
Mr.. Winfield has not yet determined
whether he will try the second indictment
against Am Ende, that is for the killing
of Ella Holtz.
! State Treasurer Toffey expects TO raise
pumpkins on his New York farm the com
ing Summer that will cost him less than 8
dollar apiece.
Surrogate McAvoy has been in Wash
ingson during the week to initiate Mr.
James Curran into the mysteries of the
National Capital.
How will the Supreme Court decide the
great railroad tax suits? is the question
now the most prominent in the minds Of
the people of this State.
When the voice of Herbert Potts re-
sounds through the State House the totter
ing old dome should be well shored up &c
prevent catastrophey.
Notwithstanding every assertion to the
contrary, Mr.. William Throckmolton, Of
Monmouth, is the handsomest member Of
the House. He is married.
The first reception of the sIndependen
Sociable" will come off next Friday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Richard Fl. H
Steele, No. 2I7 Palisade avenue.
1t was clear conspiracy on the part Of
his doctor and his wife that impressed Oh
Sheriff Heintze the necessity of abstMnine
from beer to cure his throat troubles.
Mr.. John Hall, the former Private Sec
rotary of Governors Parker, Bede and
Mcclellan, is an active factor in the Balti-
more and Ohio combination at Trenton.
The people of Hoboken would much
prefer to see Leon Kendrick retained In
the post Office than the appointment oil
either of the candidates now in the field.
Prosecutor Winfield intends to finish up
his business before the end of the month
and then depart for a six weeks ramble
among the sugar canes of the island oil
Cuba.
Because Governor Albeit advocated the
piece-price system and Keeper Laverty
pronounced the same success the Repub.
licans seem determined to assert the con-
trary.
i The election of Mr. Armstrong as
i Speaker of the House of Assembly is the
initial victory of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company in their fight against The
Baltimore and Ohio.
Mrs. William T. Hoffman will be re-
moved tomorrow to the residence of her
family physician, DIR. Van Giesen, at
at Greenpoint, where she will undergo a
complete course of treatment.
The rumor that the Clark Mcdonald
contest was inaugurated in order to attack
the election OF Surrog ate McAvoy is en-
tirely unfounded. The result cannot pre-
| judice Mr.. McAvoy, be it what may.
The government does not pay mulif-
cent salaries. Col. E. +. G. Lewis only
receives So. 900 per annum as Minister to
Portugal, and Governor Meyer Zulick, of
Arizona, has to worry along on 81, 900 a
year.
The temperance people of the State will
make a determined and united effort to
pass local option | i'll which makes il in
cumbent upon the residents of a county to
vote whether or not license shall be grant
ed in the same to sell liquor.
A bill.will be introduced into the Assem-
bly, giving the Prosecutor of this county
regular salary, and the amount will be
fixed at $4,000. Although Mr. Winfield
earns larger amount with the fee sytem,
he is i'll accord with the contemplated
change.
The North German Lloyd will only run
their EXPRESS steamers on the New York