The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-02

R.zNDoM J0rz1sGs.
Medley Of PersenaI. PeIifIcal and Social
Notes About People We All Know.
It is all bosh TO talk about VanderbiIt's
conscience.
DR.. varick promises 10 have Mr.. Thomas
Ntgus out ere long.
Mrs. Marcus Beach Ii slowly recovering
from severe illness.
The present panel Of petit jurors is an
exceptionally good one.
Kelly wants to beat Jimmy ONeil out of
the nomination for Surrogate.
Ex-Attorney-0 General Gilchrist believes
in fewer cases and larger fees.
Mrs. Edwin O. Stevens has been be.
reaved by the death Of her sister.
Senator Mcpherson is stocking his Jersey
farm with imported game birds.
The pool sellers have decided to confne
their operations to Weehawken.
The Hardenbergh Gubernatorial boom is
gaining strength and magnitude.
DR.. Ben Edge has gone in training for
the Presidency OF the Palma Club.
The Board of County Tax Commission
ers viii meet the first week in June.
+ Mr.. Ed. Linn has returned from the
West full (of praise) Of Milwaukee beer.
There were ninety odd carriages follow
ing the heaTse of Mrs. Patrick II. Sheeran.
Mine host De Revere now devotes the
most of his time to his New York hostelry.
Misses Olive and Annie Laverty are with
their aunt, Mrs. HetheringtoD, in this city.
Several of Phil. Hexamer's saddle horses
have crossed the Delaware with Washing
ton.
Mr.. John G. Besson wants it understood
that he is not an aspirant for Congressional
honors.
1t keeps Judge Brinkerhoff busy to pre-
vent the bow Of his necktie from visiting
his ear.
| County Clerk Mclaughlin never retires
before the chickens get ready to leave
| their roost.
| The memoirs Of Cul. Barcalow wonld
bring almost as big price as that Of Gene
raj GRAFT.
The return of John Fisher to the County
Clerks Office, gives satisfaction to almost
everybody.
Mr.. Mark Curley did the honors at the
Walker banquet with Ohesterfeldian grace
and dignity.
Ex-J odge Hoffman is as yet greatly pros
trated from his arduous labors on the
Laverty case.
Meyer Zulick's confirmation as Governor
of Arizona, still hangs fire in the United
States Senate.
Miss Katrina Boyd, Of Hunterdon, has
been on visit to her sister, Mrs. William
Utz, of Hoboken.
Senators Mcpherson and Sewell should
make combined effort to raise this county
to PORT of Entry.
Senator n cPherson and family will re-
establish their home on their New Jersey
farm early in June.
Messrs. Lawrence and CroRin will open
their new down town Office at No. SO New.
| ark avenue, tomorrow.
Miles Ross is proposed as an available
gubernatorial candidate for the Democracy
by shrewd Republicans.
Col. Edwin A. Stevens will parade his re,
formed and recognized regiment through
Hoboken on Decoration Day.
Judge Brinkerhof and family will enjoy
the summer breezes at Mont Vert in the
uioen Aloul'a'.s - .A
Since the arrival OF nus wlrs at the Fortu
guese caplsa Mlnlssea lems mas gwen Ses
eral pllliians ens0l .an on'S.
William Walaer Phelps will staggsr tt
defeat beneath the load of D. L. & w. n
B. when he runs for governor.
Judge Alfred Dayton now thinks of tax
ing unto himself wife, as 1t Is too monoto
nous TO nt alone upon the bench.
IL is entirely unjust 70 accuse Secsetary
OF state Kelsey with any participation II
the conspiracy TO rum Mr.. A@verty
/ 1t is said that Cul Barcalow has noted al
his Legislative transactions, and that som'
day they will be given to the world.
County Physician Converse has recovered
sufficiently from his recent severe acciden
to be able to attend to his official duties.
Passengers at the elevated station on th,
hilltop are as yet subjected to great an
noyance in being transferred to the hors,
cars.
By the new arrangement of the Nortl
Hudson County Elevated Railroad, Hobo
ken has been reduced to q sort of switcl
station.
DR.. John McGill gave Q very recherche
dinner party to the members of bis tamil,
the other day, in honor Of his sons secont
birthday.
When Counselor Max Saliuger finishe
his new house on Bergen avenue, he vii
! give house warming In the good old Mo
sale style.
It cost Billy Utz twelve. dollars for tw,
tickets to see Edwin Booth fall across tn,
footlights last Wednesday and humble tn,
lines of lago.
There will be reception on board 0
the new North German Lloyd Steamshi,
i Aller before she leaves our port on hej
first return trip.
The business OF the Eheriffs Office ha
dwindled down to such an extent tnat tn
same does not yield now net income o
| $4,000 per annum.
If the Court Of Errors upholds the decis