The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-14
HoBoKEN NOTES.

Charlie Gross is now a full-fedged Val
encia oarsman.
The Police pension or6iSance was passed
over the veto and now clubs are trumps.
A society gossip informs the TATTLEI
that MIR. Jacob Alt is very nearly engaged
Whatever that may mean.
''Chsrley Donovan denies the report
that he ordered out the police last night tc
keep Miners clocks from striking.
Miss Bertha Jehnecke, the accomplished
pianiste, will participate in a concert in
Chickering Hall, New York, next month. .
Mr.. John g Parnell Kerrigan, whom the
boys call :. Zuckertort, is said to harbor q
scheme for organizing new athletic club
Emil Stoffel, the veteran coxswain. has
Invented new steering apparatus, and Is
practicing with it at home to be ready for
the boating season.
1t is rumored that G. Joseph Saenger has
Just completed water-color sketch, 'sThe
Fisher Maiden which he intends to ex-
hibit at the Academy
Ex-Freeholder A. S. Baldwin, of Wee
hawken, has bought Prof. Walls house on
Ninth street, near Hudson, and will take
possession about the middle of April.
From the religious character of the YER
ses, by w. II. Wade, of the Democrat
Advertiser, in last Sundays Herald, he is
evidently getting ready for libel suit.
It is said that if you want an 'sair-tight"
on the Hoboken mayoralty electi IN next
week, you must go to Jimmy Curra1. He
is supposed to carry both nominatiln ms in
his breeches pocket.
Little Jimmy Zimmerman is pheno nenal
ct sleight-of hand tricks After IL AS P. M
he exhibits at an uptown saloon, and
astonIshes the natives with his skill in
legerdemain. They call him the Wizard
Blistars have begun to appear on the
hands of some of ths sporting men at the
Stevens Institute. A surgical attache of
the TArrLER ascertained that they ware
caused by practicing lacrosse, the seas IN
for which will soon be inaugurated.
A splendid specimen of the American
eagle, finely mounted, is on exhibition at
Schlatter's Hotsi. IL measures seven and
was shot on Orange Mountain by Coun-
sci or Fl slry A. Garde last December.
Major Erlenkoetter established reputa.
ton as an equestrian during the State En-
campment, riyaling Yigneaux in the bril-
udncY Oh MS ulmcuit SnotS- he may De
seen nightly in Kleje's making the worries
click in his wonderful cushion caroms
DIR. A. r. Leeds, Professor Of dentistry
in Stevens Institute of Technology, has
been ordered South by his physicians, for
the benefit of his health. He is nov in
Georgetown, D. c., and will probably go
as far South as Florida during his trip.
Frank Frommel has bowling down to
fine point. He thinks he is doing poor
nights work unless he makes "Chinese
figures on each frame. He is a good man
for putting g English or Ghee on the ball.
and attrlbutes his SUCCESS at " strikes and
spears to the great twist.
E. M. ..Cotiait. the phenomenal ear
rush" of the Stearns football team, who
will graduate in June, is French citizen,
and will go home ext summer to serve his
three years in the French army. "CotyT
viii probably elect to serye either in the
artillery or cavalry branch Of the service.
There is asound of great rejoicing among
the rank and file over the disposal of the
Ninth Regiment sqnabble by the Com
While Col. Hart was let
down easy as to consequences, the laying
out he got in the orders retiring him
ticklas his OPP ponents