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H0BOKEN NOTES.

There are rumors of the early advent OF
q first-class German newspaper in Hoboken.
Geo. w. Childs, Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, visited Stevens Institute the other
day.
Charlie" Kaegebehn has gone to Rich :
mond, Va, on combined business and
pleasure trip.
Chief Engineer Brush and ex-Corpora-
ton Attorney Niven have returned from
their southern trip.
Ex-Sergeant-at-Arms " Con Donovan is
about to try his luck with Hoboken hos
tlery. He will begin 10 build after May l.
Louis Ligien, one of last years famous
four cared crew of the Valencia Boat Club,
who moved 20 Chicago several months ago,
is in Hobokeu on visit.
The third ANIMAL closing exercises of the
Pleasure Riding Club will take place at
Hexamer's Riding Academy, Tuesday even
ing next, at eight o'clock.
Lsuis P. LIE Jeune, the basso now with
the American Opera Company, has met
his fate, and is engaged to one Of the young
sopranos Of the Company.
Miss Marie Waefelaer gave dance at
her residence, 422 Garden rect, on Mon
day night. Only few invitations were is
sued, and not over dozen couples partici-
pated.
"Bill" Schultze has taken to the roa I,
not as highwayman, butaas an agent for
his father, and is selling immense bills of
choice yintages of champagne TO the thirsty
people of New York State
Fred Heyne, Hoboken boy, who has
been an assayer in the far West for several
years, is now prospecting in Sulphur Val
ley, Arizona, and says that he has discov-
cred some rich veinssof copper.
Miss Clara Erich, eldest daughter of
Pastor Erich, Of st. Matthews Luther an
Church, Hudson and Eighth streets, will
shortly leave for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where
she is to be married to Mr.. w. N. Werner,
of that place.
Capt SagendorEs his brother, and Messrs
Brow and Springer, forced the season
the other day by taking the captain
cutter down TO Keyport on cruise. They
took in cargo at .sKaeges" and didn't
mind the matter much.
Fritz Bonn, son of President Bonn, OF
the North Hudson County Railway, makes
daily visits to plot he Owns on the Hill,
and his friends think he contemplates
planting an orange grove and getting up an
anti-F Florida land boom.
Mr.. VIM. Shippen, Secretary of the
Hackensack Water Company, has given
out the contracts for the building of fine
fiye-story brick apartment house on the
northwest corner of Hudson and Fifth
streets. Work will be begun almost i'm,
mediately.
Henry Siebold hes just returned to his
| Hoboken home aft an absence of nins
years, during which time he has been il
the Samoan Islands, FIJI, the Friendly
Isles and other dumping off places" Hi
has enyious tales to tell of his life and ad
ventures in the islands of the Pacific.
The wedding of Mr.. Herbert Campbell
| of the Hoboken Free Stores, to Miss Nellie
youngest daughter of Commodore Ketch
UNI, will take place at the residence of tn,
latter, No. 228 Hudson street, tomorrow
| evening. The ceremony will be private
invitations hoving been issued only to rela
tiyes and intimate friends. The bride AM
groom will 60 west ON brief tour.
A very successful and we'll ATTENDED
entertainment was given at the First Pres
byterian Church on Tuesday night, unde
the auspices of the Young Peoples Society
in which the Stevens Institute Glee Club
under he leadership of e. M. Cetiart, 8G
made its first appearance in Hoboken thi
season. J. W. Macy, humorist, and d. w
Robertson, IS tumbleronicon soloist, ais
assisted in rendering very attractive pro
pramma