The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-25

Prosecutor Winfield will deliver the ora
ton at Morristown, on Decoration day.
The impeachment managers must feel
very tired and disgusted-of themselves.
Pilot Commissioner Negus is slowly re-
covering from his recent attack of apoplexy.
Mr. David W. Lawrence will shortly oc-
cupy the new house lie has built on Sipp
ave.
Mayor Timken is candidate for the
Legislature next Fall in the Hoboken Dis
trict.
Mrs. William McAdoo and daughter have
joined their husband and father at Wash
ingten,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverty will take up their
temporary home with their sister in New
York City.
Who wouldn't thousand times rather
be ex-Keeper LayertY than Senator George
Vanderbilt
The next meeting OF the Press Club will
be at the residen; 80 of AL. Hoffman next
Wednesday.
The tickets for Carl Schurz's lecture in
Hoboken on the 28th are being rapidly
disposed of.
1t does make the genial jim Connolly, of
be called Mike.
Senator Mcpherson returns TO New York
on Thursday or Friday of each week, to
visit his sick wife.
Register Fielder and wife will start for
an extended trip to the Pacific Slope about
the 18th of July.
Mr.. John Fl. Bonn will leave Hoboken in
a few days, and remove to his old home
stead at Union hill.
Counselor Stuhr now speaks from expe-
rience, and advises all bachelors to take
unto themselves wife.
There will be high jinks at the ball of
the Toffey Guard at the Oakland Avenue
Rink tomorrow evening.
The Legislature will reconvene at Tren-
ton on the 4th of June, notwithstanding
all twaddle about Atlantic City.
The Albright gubernatorial boon has
been transferred from Newark (where they
know him best) to South Jersey
The Republican Senators refused to con-
firm Mr.. Goecken Judge of the Newark
District Court, because he is German.
The Democrats in the Fourth district
will probably nominate Mr.. William Hep
penheimer for the Assembly tais Fall.
When the verdict of the Laverty case
was announced at the State Prison, strong
men among the keepers wept like children.
s.Judge" Rankin announces from the
housetops that Governor Albeit was not
friendly to Mr.. Laverty during the recent
trial
There will be perfect harmony new be-
tween the Mayor and Council of Hoboken,
and the veto will no longer ring in the
town.
The Laverty trial has so greatly exhaust
ed Ex-Judge Hoffman that he will be oom-
PEELED o.take brief respite from mental
labor.
Will Barraclo says it IS he, and not Will
Jenkins who will pose as model for
Adonis for the vestibule of the Palma Club
House.
Governor Albeit is very indignant at the
tolerance of pool sellers in this county, and
thinks it disgrace to the State of New
Jersey.
Toffeyville was recently sold for good
round sum. then repurchased by the Toffey
brothers, and now sold by them in sepa-
rate parcels.
Mr.. John H. Patterson, Of Monmouth,
the newly appointed State Prison Keeper.
should feel very grateful to Mr., Miles Ross
for his elevation.
Governor Albeit will, after the final ad-
journment of the Legislature, appoint
those gentlemen ad interim whom the
Senate refused to confirm.
Anybody who knew anything Of the char
acter of Mr.. James Layerty wouldn't have
troubled himself to ask his fathers sue
cessor 10 retain him in Office.
Constable john Feeney attends the
statesmen's class at night-school every
evening to prepare himself for this Falls
Assembly race IN the "Shoe.
Mr.. Winfield brought out a laugh at the
court room the other day when he asked a
witness if he wore anything else 'sbut a
beard" since last September.
Mr.. William Muirheid, the President of
the Palma Club, IS fast growing aged and
infrm from the terrible exertion of keep
ing the club Youngsters in line.
Why would not Col e. p q. Lewis make
most excellent Congressional candidate
next Fall? He would resign the Portuguese
mission to stand for Congress.
Young Mr.. Keasbey will remain assistant
to U. S District Attorney Lippincott, until
that gentleman becomes thoroughly fam
liar with the duties of the Office.
Congressman McAdoo carried dismay
into the camp of the River and Harbor
mysteries with his denunciatory speech in
the House of Representatives last Tuesday.
Mr. Michael Mullone, who has been Sc
verely afflicted with acute rheumatism and
confined to his bed for three weeks, is
again able to be about with the aid of a
cane.
Col. William Taylor of Governor Abbett's
staff is furnishing country seat near Suf-
ferer's station that in the beauty Of its APP
pointments can be excelled by few similar
establishments.
The check lists that Cul. Bavalow shows
to some of his most Intlmate friends rela-
tive to the late unexpired term of the Leg
islature, would astonish the public, If they
were put in print.
VINO would have thought it DIR. Spitz-
ka, the noted lunacy expert, is of the opin-
ion that DR.. Quimby is the only physician
in this city up to the. proper standard in
the art Of medicine.
The Republicans will run for Governor
next fall the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western RAILROAD, in tbs person of William
Walter Phelps. and for United States Sena
tor the Pennsylvania Railroad, represented
by VIM. ]. Sewell.
Mr.. Nancy Wayne Parker felt exceed
ingly nervous when Lawyer Grey left the
Senate chamber but for moment during
the impeachment trial, and would petu-
lantly deplore the absence of his manager
and CRY out for his return.
If the North Hudson County Railway
people do not speedily devise some means
whereby the dropping of oil at the street
corners from their elevated track is pre-
vented, they will have a number of first
class damage suits on hand ere long.
Congressman Green would very much
like the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor, and number of papers are violently
urging his claim. The Judge would not be
strong enough in Hudson and Essex against
Phelps to warrant the party in nominating
him.