The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-11

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

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Whew amt the local politicians busy
just now
Mr.. William Utz has been at Washington
during the week.
Michael Mnifone is very seriously i'll
with infamatory rheumatism.
Hon. .Gottfried Kruger and wife viii
start for San Francisco in june.
Thomas v. Gator is looking for the Re-
publican Senatorial nomination.
Prosecutor Winfield was not much inn
pressed with the City of Mexico.
No headstone marks the grave of General
Mcclellan at the Trenton cemetery.
Ben. Lee has buried his Gubernatorial
aspirations-at least for three years.
Freebooter Schinzsl promises to become
perpetual ornament 70 the Board.
Who will succeed Job Lippincott as
counsel to the Board of Freeholders?
Will DIR. McGill attempt to pay of old
scores at the coming charter election
Mrs. William Utz and daughters will
spend the Summer on the Continent.
Charley Kaegebehn fed his imported
bears on red pepper to make them wild.
The trial list for the April term of the
Circuit Court is not very extensive one.
Mrs. William McAdoo is at her Lynch
burg home with her Six weeks old daughter.
DIR. Ben Edge will have to nurse his
Mayorality bee for at least two years longer.
Mr. E. F. @. Young has revelled in the
sun, but not in the waters of Atlantic City.
Will the Baltimore and Ohio people take
an interest in New Jersey politics next
Fall?
New Jersey is now the only State where
pool selling is tolerated, although against
the law.
Elk Governor Bedle wants il distinctly
understood that he is practicing law and
rot politics.
Justice Scudder, of the Supreme Court,
has got his bonnet chock full of guberna-
| torial bees.
| Charley Kaegebehn has retained an
eight-dollar-a-day cook to prepare his wild
boar banquet.
Judge Dayton will not assume the judi
cial ermine until after the adjournment of
the Legislature.
| Mr.. William Reick, Of the Newark
Sunday Call. will soon answer pleasant
call to the altar.
| Judge Knapp had nothing to say about
| pool selling in his charge to the Grand
Jury last Tuesday.
| Boss Albright, of Newark, still thinks
some stray chance may make him Cover
nor of New Jersey.
The gray hairs now steadily forging to
| the front only enhance the manly beauty
of Register Fielder.
Mayor Timken, of Hoboken, isn't bit
worried over the situation, and feels assur-
ed that he will win.
Even the glittering uniform of a militia
Colonel will not impart to MIR. Edwin A.
Stevens martial air.
Ed. Linn is pining away since the failure
to vote him the most popular man at the
tair of the Palma Club.
The nomination next Fall of Judge Gar
retson for State Senator is being strongly
| urged in many quarters.
Court Stenographer Nugent, is an expert
in chicken culture. He has already raised
some very expensive eggs.
The wife of Senator Mcpherson is again
seriously i'll and was compelled to return
to New York for treatment.
Henry Harris will contest with james
Pidcock the Congressional nomination in
the Fourth district next Fall.
ExJudge Garretson barely escaped
being elected Corporation Counsel by the
board of Finance the other day.
1t is said at Washington that Secretary
Manning will never again be able to per-
form the functions of his Office.
The superb carpet woven in Persia for
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will shortly arrive in this country.
Postmaster Fielder, of Newark, COM
plains that the Government does not allow
him sufficient number of carriers.
Minister Lewis wouldn't mind resigning
the Portugal Mission il he could get the
Congressional nomination next Fall.
George Lenhart has been appointed by
the Evening journal as special commits
sioner to investigate the Board of Works.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the Legislature Governor Albeit will take
two-weeks' trip for rest and recreation.
Dick Jenkins, Of Camden, was still-hunt-
ing Washington for the q. s. District Attor-
neyship for New Jersey as late as last week.
Congressman Green thinks that the
Democratic party will make a great mistake
next Fall If he is not nominated for Cover
nor.
Since her return from Florida Miss
Anna Hetherington only partakes of
orange marmalade served on palm leaf
fan.
When DIR. Kudlich. of Hoboken, gets
through bis contemplated newspaper en-
terprise, he will be wiser if not richer
man.
Sutton, the manager of the New Jersey
edition of the World, is everywhere hailed
as apriDce of good fellows and man among
men.
At recent progressive euchre party in
New York Mr.. Will Heppenheimers heart
was gladdened by the winning of the BOBBY
prize.
Maybe Dick Jenkins now wishes he had
accepted the appointment as Prosecutor of
Camden. But then it is all in the family,
you know,
We vote in Hudson County next Fall
for Governor, Congressman, State
Senator, Surrogate and members of the
Assembly.
Mr.. William Fielder went to Washington
last Monday evening to look after the ac-
ceptance of his official bond as Postmaster
OF Newark.
When the Pennsylvania Company ex
tends its road across the Atlantic, Coun-
selor james Vredenhergh will go on trip
to Europe.
Senator Sewell keeps bachelors hall at
Washington, and Senator Mcpherson is
too i'll and too overworked to enjoy his
palati i home.
Surrogate O'Neill is as affable, unassuming
and industrious as he was before receiving
the appointment He appears to be able
to stand prosperity.
Mr.. Leon Albeit, Jr., will sail for Europe
on the first of May, and will remain at
Berlin for a year to perfect his study of
the German language.
Mrs. E. F. G. Young returned from her
brief sojourn at Atlantic City looking capa-
BILE of undergoing host of social ordeals
for the rest of the season.
DIR. Converse still lies very i'll at the resi-
dence of Orestes Cleveland. His collar
bone has not as yet knitted and his broken