The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-23


Mr.. Laverty has not fully recovered from
his recent very severe indisposition.
It now looks as il the wife murderer,
Disque, will not grace the gallows alone.
Henry Reiche, the well known Hoboken
animal importer, Is very dangerously i'll.
Governor Albeit will send special mes
sage to the L gislatuFe when it reconvenes
Comptroller Anderson has quite collec-
ton Of stuffed birds and other rare things.
Strange that the fool killer has so long
missed Janilor Brown, of the State Housed
Counselor Max Salinger is organizing a
Hudson County society for ethical culture.
John T. Van Cleef would like TO be APP
pointed assistant to q. s. Attorney Lppin-
cott
The two new murder cases will not be
tried before the September term of TIE
Court
Miss Garland will shortly j lin Der step
father, Minister Lewis. at The Portuguese
capital.
II begins to look as If the denomination
of Congressman McAdoo we're not at all
unlikely.
Menzies Cleveland viii be reelected
Clerk to the County Board of Tax Commits
missioners.
Senator Fish RECALLED party of friends
with planked shad dinner at Gloucester
the other day.
Miss Anna Hetherington has been raising
havoc with the hearts of the New Haven
dudes recently.
The Hoboken Council contemplate prose-
cutting our city authorities for the R1vine
Road sewer nuisance.
The grand Jury win be reconvened for
the purpose Of considering the two new
cases of wife murder.
State Treasurer Toffey's family will
occupy their country seat. at Quaker Hill,
about the first of June.
Congressman Green's Gubernatorial bee
has been frost-bitten by the Congressional
aspirations of Miles Ross.
Richard Fessenden will while away the
Summer months with the Jersey City
nabobs at Northampton, L. I.
Hugh Farrar McDermott will start new
anti administration organ in New York
under the auspices of Tammany.
Mayor Cleveland is proceeding in bust
ness like way to Investigate the alleged
irregularities in the Board of Works.
Senetor Griggs is nursing little Guber-
material boom to be given full scope In the
event of William Walters declining.
If the Beckni.h bin is adopted in this
city the charter elections will hereafter
take place on the second Tuesday of March,
Ex-Mayor Besson, of Hoboken, is busily
engaged casting shadows ON New York's
fashionable promenades every fine after
noon.
James w. VroOm now has his wife and
son with him at Denver, and has settled
down to the practice of law at Colorado's
capital.
As matters now look, it seems certain
that Counselor William d. Edwards will re-
ceiye the Democratic Senatorial nomination
this FALL
city physicians badge next year which the
Hoboken Council 80 generously allowed
him to keep.
The appointment of Ex-Governor Ludlow
on the Eliz beth Commission for the ad-
justment of taxes is very favorably received
throughout the State.
At the monthly meeting of the Cartaret
Club last Tuesday evening, Judge Beach
showed some of the members how to play
scientific game Of euchre.
Whew What's upa Secretary of State
Kelsey tcstifying to the stength and popu-
larity of Governor Albeit seems to be
little strange, to say the least.
If Mr.. Hardenbergh allows himself to be
interviewed much more byreporters of Re
publican papers, they will likely succeed
in running his political prospects.
The Trenton State Gazettes boom to in
crease still further the already greatly in-
creased appropriation for the rebuilding of
the State House has fallen very q It.
When trying an important case ex-Gov.
Bedle lunches ON peanuts, believing 10 the
doctrine Of the Hon. Robert Gilchrist, that
peanuts furnish food to the brain"
Before the SHOWS of next Winter shall
again have bleached the Palisades, Charles
Representatives. will have enlivsned his
bachelor home with fair young bride.
Robert Gilchrist's second SON attends the
Stevens Institute at Hoboken, and aston
ishes 4hat sober town with his Princeton
cap, the only relic he has of that place.
An armed truce now appears to exist be-
tween the four great Democratic New Jer-
sey war horses Leon Albeit, Henry q.
Kelsey, Staff Little and John Il McPher
SON.
Senator Mcpherson thinks some OF con-
verting the house he recently purchased,
adjoining his Washington residence, into a
home for disappointed New Jersey efice
seekers.
Michael MulIone, of the argus, now
leaves his house for few hours III excep-
tionally fine weather, where he has been
confined with inf ammatory rheumatism for
over two months.
Mrs. Martha Stevens, who has crossed
the ocean innumerabie times, declares that
the new ships of the Bremen line are the
finest in the world, and that she will never
again cross in any other.
It cost Mr.. Laverty between ten and
eleven thousand dollars TO defend himself
before the Court OF impeachment, while
the state expended about ten thousand
dolllrs in his prosecution.
Poor Billy R,ick, of the Newark Sunday
Cltl, had poor luck with is matrimonial
venture. His bride was taken with pneu-
monia on his wedding day, and has been
dangerously III tvsr siuce.
At the last meeting Of the Board of State
Prison inspectors u resolution was passed
PROHIBITING the inspection OF the minutes
Of that Board BY anyone not fortified with
a special permit By one Of the visiting In
spectors.
The salary Of our Supreme Court Judges
being fixed by population, Judge Knapp's
exceeds that Of any of his colleagues. II
is over $10,0 600 per annum. Judge Depue
leads next in the list with tribe below the
above sum.
Governor Albeit has signed the bill for
the appointing of commission 10 report
to the next Legislature as to the advisa-
bility Of building prison exclusively for
female coLvicts, and TO be under the sole
charge of females.
Druggist Am Ende. who gained such I'M
eaviable notoriesy in the Holtz poisoning
case, and whose former store at Hoboksn
was destroyed by fire last Wednesday, is
new engaged in manufacturing his special
ties on upper Broadway.
The two graceful and dashing equestri-
ennes, Miss Annie Post and Mi 5 Annie