The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-28
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
,,rnIEY or Personal, SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL JOT1INGS.

The Senate.
Congressman McAdoo and family have
gone to Washington.
Col. John McAneIny could well utilize
"Kindergaiten" Of his cwn.
Ion Albeit is now g full-fedged stu
dent OF the Berlin University.
The elevated railroad problem has pre-
matu1elv aged Mr. John Il. Bonn.
sede, Wall ard Hanchey compose the
new Hobok en- newspaper trlumUrate.
Senator Fish, of Essex, is making can
yass fer the Presidency of the Senate
Mrs. William Utz viii give two afternoon
coffee-gossips during the monta OF January.
The pool sellers on the Gutenberg race
course openly defy the authorities to arrest
them.
Mr. Orlando H. Taylor has been confined
to his residence for some weeks by serious
illness.
Mrs A. A. Hardenbergh will spend a
portion of the gay season at the Natlenal
capital.
The First National Bark viii survive the
shock Of not beng ''puffed" by one OF our
daiiies.
Industrial education has long ago been
mt 81 practice at the Hoboken German
Academy.
Harligan. of Essex, has both his real and
his glass eye on the Speakershlp OF the
House.
Poor Charley stall will likely never
sgain grace the County Courts with lis
presence.
Counselor Wills promises never again to
write a letter when laboring under political
excitement.
Chas. F. Mattlage, of Hohoken. has re.
ceived new lease of life from his trip to
the'Pacifc coast.
IT is rumored that Col. Stevens will
build an armory for his boys OF the Second
on the Elysiah Fields.
Mr.. Hudspeth is being urged from
many quarters to become candidote Tor
Speaker of the House.
There is no truth in the published story
that U. S. District Attorney Lipplncott has
appointed an assistant.
The family of ex- Mayor John A. O'Siell,
of Hoboken, are greatly pleased with their
new Washington home.
The Republican papers are attempting to
make q breach between Governor ALBEIT
and Senator Mcpherson.
Senator Mcpherson and family are again
occupying their handsome mansion on
Vermont avenue, Washington.
The German Cub. of Hcboken, viii
give an entertainment on the evening Of
the 4sh Of December.
Since the defeat Of Howey the Hon.
Gottfried Kruger hes begunthe enlarge
ment OF his brewery.
When Terry Mcdonald is elected Ser
geant-at-Arms Of the next House of Assem-
bly. {. then we shall cease to love"
Tommy Flynn, of Paterson. is chaper-
oning the newly-electod Labor Assembly
man Of that district. WHAT'S up?
Among the guests at Mr.. Clarence Sack
ett's frst wedding anniversary lis son and
heir was by no means the least notice
able.
Ex-bLayor Thinker has fully decided to
again enter the race for the Hoboken may
orally, and will abandon the wine bust
ness.
They are making extensive preparations
at the sugar house to receive Mr.. Mathies-
sen. who is expected home from Europe
next Friday.
If Congressman McAdoo will devote his
energies towards making Hudson county a
port of entryit will be big feather IN his
political cap.
The Republican statesmen at Trenton
no longer labor under TIE. hallucinahon
that lightning will strike one OF their party
into u. S. Senator.
Who would have believed it, and yet it
is true. that ere long ex-SheIiff Cornelius
j. Cronan viii again enter into the holy
bonds Of wedlock.
Republican statesmen hint At the nroi,.
ability that one of the labor votes will be
cast for William Walter Phelps for United
States Senator.
Ex-Governor Bedle says his clients, the
d., L. L W. Il. II. people are being unfair
ly treated by the State, but strange to re-
late 10 one believes it.
Inspector Byrnes' new book, Of which so
much was expected, is rather disappointing,
to say the least. 1t rogues' gallery in
book form, that's all.
A petition is circulating among the men,
bers.of the New Jersey Bar for the reap
pointment of Chancellor Runyon, whose
term expires next Spring.
A paper is also being circulated among
the lawy ers OF the State asking Governor
Green 10 arpofna Mr.. Robert G1oArist to
the Office of Attorney General.
Kasgebehn = making arrangements for
a giaad wild Is,as hunt at the Gutenberg
race track, and Mr.. l. etlfy lseiehe VIII I'M
port Is ferocioas porlse,A I0f tne sport.
Almost every family has a -ieleton "A iis
closet, but that one ct the hon, william
Brinkerh3T contains matter OF q much
more congenial and soui-inspirla9 nature.
Miles Ross laughs at the idea of local
paper booming him for the United Mates