The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
PEoR1fI We ALL KNOW.
a MEDLEY OF PERSONAL, SOCIAL, AND
POLI7ICAL JOT1INGS.

POLl1IC1L JOI11NGSs
One of the "News'' Most Trusted OBJ
servers INDUCES In a Variety of In
ieresting and Entertaining Gossip
Features OF the Winters Social Sea-
son.
We'll, :sn't Jimmy ONeil proud of his
majority
What lot of money was wasted at the
Kerr 6zzle
Benny Bedle is about 10 start for Paris
to float the Palma Club loan.
The Jersey City Gun Club did not gather
any trophies at the late election.
The Kerr people will attempt to slaught-
er Assessor Dollard next spring.
Mr.. Eugene O'Brien is enquirirg alout
the expense of m trim ony.
The Hon. Villa O. Heppenheimer has
grown some what since last week.
Congressman McAdoo will leave for
Washington next week.
There is some talk of elevating Judge A.
@ Garretson to the Supreme Court bench.
Postmaster Curran does not stand in
fear of the Presidents wrath.
Gottfried Kruger viii be the next State
Senator from Essex
Pidcock had narrow escape. Don't try
t. again, Piddy
Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Dixon will re-
enter society the coming season.
Mr.. Leon Albeit, Jr., now writes his
Berlin letters in German.
Job Lippiaoott prides himself on having
the handsomest boy in the county.
VIII U. S. District Attorney Lippincott
be his own assistant?
The regular booksellers nomination for
Congress didn't pan out well.
Mayer Kerr will be permanently retired
from politics next spring.
Joe Mar will not be Governor Green's
private secretary.
Col Otto Heppenhelmer contemplates
returning TO his first love, New Jersey.
Three years hence Charley Winfield
means to stump for himself for Governor.
Gustav Hauser has scooped in mint of
money on MeAdoo's election.
Her passion for Huylers candies brought
fit of Indigestion upon Miss Anna Hether
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. rockingham Ward will
be seen in society during the coming sea-
SOD.
Ex-Governor and Mrs Bedle will take
their Thanksgiving turkey in koamouth
County.
EsIt is stated on goe d authority that the P.
T. z. Company put 5000 in this county
to elect Sewell men TO the Assembly.
Neither Hanmerschlag nor Kerr received
a majority in their own homes where peo-
pie knew them best.
Ladies Day" at the Palma Club always
means heap of happiness for DR.. Ben
Edge.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. F. G. Young viii give
several novel enterrainme during the
season.
The taxpayers of Hoboken would like to
know what became of the suits against the
bondsmen Of John McMahon.
Moritz Hammerschlag did a heap of
blowing but very little betting upon the
election of Sisgfried to Congress-.
Col John W. Romaine, of Gov. Abbett's
staff. il said to be booked for The Paterson
post office.
If Patrick Fl. Laverty were still in Tren-
ton a Democrat would have succeeded
George Vanderbilt in the State Senate.
A new paper, edited by MIR. Albert Hoff-
man, will make its Appearance in Hoboken
some time in January.
Hoboken's famous ''wet-goods" dispens-
er, Charler p Kabgebehn, will celebrate bis
silver Wedding On the 18th of next month.
The urdsrsr Disque looks much better
mi weighs much more than he did when
he first entered jail.
MIR. Allan L. McDermott might we'll be
proud of the record he ma lie as chairman
of the Demsc atis State Committee.
1t is said taat Secretary Kelsey worked |
honestly and effectively for the success O:
the Dem oeratic ticket.
It wasn't Dr.. lowering but Boss Sewell |
that the voters of the Fifth District tried to |
down on election day, and they did.
The "wednesday" receptions of Mrs. A. |
o. Garretson are thus far the social sue /
cesses of the season.
Governor and Mrs. Green will give sew
eral receptions at Trenton during the ses-
sicn OF the Legislature.
How far has Joe Noonan progressed with
the arrangements for the eAeit of the
widow of poor Eddy Hughess
In Mr.. William Edwards, Hudson will |
have as able representative as she has had
since the days of Leon Albeit.
Senator Mcpherson has returned to his
Washington home to prepare for the open
ing of Congress.
4 The Hon. Martin Steljes peddled Kerr
tickets all day at the Hoboken Second ward
FOIL.
Mr.. Bayard Stockton, of Princeton. de-
sres to make the Supre ms Court Bench in
q single leap.
If Counselor Max Salinger had not made |
speech IN Hoboken for Kerr that gentle |
man might possibly have gotten majority |
in his own home.
His latest appearance as il to the Re- |
publican kite will place Mayor Kerr in a |
political grave from which even the ''sport- |
ing fraternity" caonot resurrect him.