The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-16
H0BoKEN NOrEs.

The North Hudson County Railway Co.
will have cars running to the Fourteenth
street ferry in q few days. ss
Col. Stevens expects to tura otit at least
$50 men at the inspection and parade in
Orange; on Decoration Day.
The Second Regiment will show itself on
the street on Wednesday night for the Rrst
time since its organization under that
number.
Rev. g. @. Houghton of Trinity church,
was one Of the seven new members initia-
ted in Fraternity Eodge, /. @. o. 2. on
Wednesday hiEhs.
The Lyndhurst Bowling Club is prepar-
ing for an excursion to Staten Island next
month. The members will take their wives
and aHsethsasts aisnG
The Stevens Institute LACROSSE team lost
the first game of the season at Princetony
on Wedhesday; the Princeton College boys
defeating them by q scote OF 3 toe. cs.a
d The Board of Tax Commissioners will
meet TO morrow night to make the app
city government fef the current fiscal year.
An eiHfit-6ated ctew Of the Valencia
Boat Club rowed around Manhattah Island
last Sunday. and while in the Harlem as
sisted in the rescue of the crew of a cap
sized yacht asrssse w T
The Eutrope Singing Society, once q
strong and popular organization, has been
revived Prof. A. Whefies Is the leader
and is training his singers fof an entertain
meDs In the Turn Hall, next week. .se
The Active Boat Club has received its
new six-oared barge from Thomas. the
builder, and entertained representative
oarsmen from all the clubs last Sunday at
the ceremony of .'wetting" the new addi-
ton to the fleet.
i. The Bdlt one of the ANIMALS published
by the students of Stevens Institute, is
out for 66. It is bound in book form with
white alligator skin covers! The editors are
e. d. J.. Cook, G. j.. Field, A. Aguilera, Jr.,
81. B. Everhardt, William Fuchs, w. L.
Haynes, Robert G.. Smith and w. F.
White.
Louis LIE Jeune, who Is now travelling in
the Wes. with the American Opera Com
pany, was lately married to Miss e. Bliss.
the soprano, who sang in concert last year
with Myron Whitney and Stoddard in Bos-
ton. She is a graduate of the Conservatory
of Music in Boston. ts
Omcer Gulnaus whose capture OF the
Englewood burglar last Saturday night was
chronicled in the TATTLEa, has been voted
the s., geo reward by the Englewood Pro-
lection Society. He has thus earned in
few minutes what would take him about
two and half years to get out of the city
for regular police duty. S
The lady friends of Liberty Hose Co. No!
2, gave reception to the members on
Wednesday night at the Compapy's house
in Park avenue. Plentyof dancing and
fine collation. were among the attractions.
Terry" Mcdonald was there wreathed in
smiles aud surrounded by pretty girls. He
made speech and danced until he was
dizzy. Elk Chief Laybu was also present
and made much of. Several city officials
dropped in and took part in the revelry,
and nobody was tired enough to go home
until nearly breakfast time Thursday. The
iremen agreed that the ladies' were the
pxettiest and most charming entertainers in
the world, and the ladies reciprocated these
good opinions BY declaring that the boys of
Liberty Hose were all trumps.