The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Il MEDLEY OF Personal, SOCIAL, AND
POLITICAL JOTILNGS.

servers INDUCES IN a variety OF IN
teresstng and Entertaining Gossip
Features OF the Social Season.
Next Monday evening Mr.. William Walk
sr Green, son of Judge Ashbel Green, and
nephew of Governor-elect Green, will be
married to Miss Jennie Thayer, daughter
Of Judge Thayer, of Bergen.
Miss Jennie Bowley, of Bergen, will be
q married next Wednesday evening to Mr.. J.
Wentworth Aymar. Bishop Seymour, of
Illinois, will perform the cermony.
1he Hon. William G. and Mr.. Charles
Heppenheimsr will give dancing party
shortly i, their spacious residence on the
HeiGhts.
Mr. VIII Clark leaves for Europe on the
9TH of next taonth, aAd will take his Christ
mas dinner with Lon Albeit at Berlin.
Terry Mcdonald no longer proclaims
chat Johnny Feeney is ''very weak candl-
date, SAIL"
IT anything like the amount of money
was put in the Kerr racket his hackers
claimed they had before election, the votes
for him were costly luxurles.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the Wedding of the only son of the
4 Hon. Aug. A. hardenbergh.
Mr.. John G. Bosom attributes his defeat
TO everything else but his own tactics,
Over one hundred invitations have been
issued to the Feidstein-Sierck wedding,
which comes of in Hoboken next Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Bernhard Bayer has resigned as su-
perintendent Of the Hoboken Messenger
company.
Mr.. Philip Esxamer, Of riding Academy
falne, has returned 20 Hoboken after d
two montas' absence, full of the wonders
of the Yellowstone Park and the Pacific
coast.
Allen MaDermott has won enough
ssGreenD bats to secure his head against
uakedness for the next ten years.
Counselor Max salinger is the champion
binocle player of the Cartaret CLUB, ana can
only be Asld az bay by Prosecutor VIM
deld.
The mentioning OF the name OF Genera
SeweH WOES upon MIR. III. /. n swbold like
sred cloth shook into the face OF r. kan
steer
1t looks as if ex Director Govern would
he the next jailor.
Among the horsemen of the German Bid
ing Club, of Hoboken, Mr.. Hengsther is by
tar the nost daring and graceful, and kind
ly allows his horse to have its own way.
To her many other accomplishments,
Hiss Mani5 Aboett adds that OF being
fine pianist.
The members of the Palma Club have in
sured the life of Mr.. William Muirheid,
their president, in the sum of $50 900, RS
cognizing that his sudden demise would in
jure Their standing even lar beyond that
an cunt.
IL MIR. John IT. Down is as anxious 10
acconmo late tae public as he formerly was
he viii speedily replace the Court House
cars, as their withdra val subjects his pa
irons to great Inconvenience.
Mr. Hulspeth, Of our Sixth District, is
prominently mentioned as our next Speak
er of ths House OF Assembly.
Judge Garretson is lucky fellow! He
wouldn't be Judge of the Supreme Court if
he could get it.
Knowing ones assert that Mr.. Asa Dick
anGons successor as Assistant Collector OF
the Port has been definitely slated, and al
though they are willing TO admit that he
s,oes not reside far from the Horseshoe,
they Withhold bis name for the present.
Counselor Samuel McGiil returns to the
embraces OF his fayorite sstter dog at
Princeton every evening after the compile
zion Of his labors i'll this city.
The great Democratic victory in this State
mas almost restored Commissioner Thomas
y Negus 70 his former health aRd vigor.
They say it is no joke this time, and that
erethe SHOWS OF the coming winter shall
have melted away the genial ex-senator
Paxton will have become Benedict.
Bob Davis says he will not be g candidate
for Sheriff next fall and take the bruut of
Che campaign upon his own back.
Eha Hoboken City Hall is sadly in need
of political renovation.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Linn will entertain
during the coming season.
Ex-Governor Ludlow's name is being
mentioned in connection with one Of the
Supreme Court Judgeships.
It is sid that the owner Of notorious
designation house in Hoboken bargained to
pay saloon keeper opposite certain sum
per month to take down his electric light,
as it illuminated the 'spriyate entrance" oil
his hotel to an alarming degree.
The Germans in Hudson and Essex
elected Green, says the Republican State
Gazette.
The D. L. & W. people are again taffey.
ing the residents OF Hoboken with the oft
repeated promise to erect a handsome new
depot at that place.
AIiss Kate Boyd, of Hunterdon, vii
spend the social season with her sister,
Mrs. William Utz, of Hoboken
Coroner Hughes still has the shrieyaiiH
bee in his bonnet.
The present Grand Jury has found about
700 Indictments.
The swill-mongers of North Bergen are
gain plying their netarious trade.
Col. Edwin A. Stevens is extremely pep.
liar among the men of his command.
Pshaw John w iggins didn't believe i
himself when he so loudly proclaimed thai
he would defeat Mr.. Edwards for Stat,
Senator.