The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-07

A Medley Of Personal, Political and Social
Notes About People We All Know.

HUNSGEU
lector Of the PortS
The petit jury for the April term will be
drawn next Tuesday.
twill take about ten days to try the Law
erty impeachment case.
Judge Beach has been spending a week
With friends at New Haven.
Col. John J. Romaine, Is candidate for
the Paterson postmAstership.
William Walter Ph@ps is nursing Vice
Presidential bee In his bonnet.
The German Club, Of Hoboken. will close
the day season with q. calico hop.
None dispense more elegant hospitality
At Washington than Senator MCPHERSON.
Mr.. Hugh Farrar McDermott has been in
Washington since the opening of Congress.
How many nuisances has our County
Board of Health licensed during the last
year?
The terms of the lease prevent the Keep
ing of bar in the proposed new Hoboken
| theatre.
The votaries of fashion will rendezvous
at the residence of Miss Annie Post to-mor-
row evening.
The Hoboken soup house will be con-
tinued, although Mrs. Stevens is sojourn-
ing in Europe.
Mr.. Leon Albeit, Jr, is now exhibiting
fine collection of trophies won at progress
i've euchre parties y
The many frieads Of Captain Herman d.
Busch will be pleased to learn that he is
steadily improving M
Many prominent Democrats of Hoboken
are now urging the nomination of Mr. VIII
liam Utz for Mayor
It looks as if Mr.. McAdoo will have
hard road to travel in the next Congress
sional Convention.
County Clerk Mclaughlin won two
dollar mirror in a ffty-dollar investment
at recent fair.
The silver threads among the black I"
greatly add to the dignifed appearance of
OK Governor Bedle. gaaaH
Tomorrow evening the Arion Society, of
the hilltop, will put Sheriff HeiLtze through
the initiation racket
Why wouldn't our Gus make the best
gubernatorial candidate for New Jerseys
Democracy after all
Prosecutor Winfield has returned from
Mexico to Cuba, and will be home about
the end of the month.
/ The Bergen Square home of the Cartaret
Club IS nightly crowded with the members
and friends Of the same.
i 1t is said that the booksellers are prepar-
ing to again pitch their tents in Hoboken
with the advent of Spring
Why don't Col. Hart and Major Erlen-
koetter fghtit out in ring under the rules
OF the Marquis of QueeRsbury2
Before entering upon the duties of his
new Office, Mr.. Allan L. McDermott con-
templates trip to New Orleans.
| The Hon. Patsy Sheeran wants a ship
canal to be built in order to give his meadow
lots beneath the hill water front.
Mr.. William Heppenheimer is preparing
for novel entertainment to be given at his
palatiai bachelor home during Lent.
4 A letter can be sent from New York to
Chicago in the same time that one reaches
our slow neighbor Hoboken from Trenton.
Mr.. Allan L. M,Dermott contemplates
giving dinner party at Pohlmann's before
he enters upon the duties of his new Office
The wet goods " dispenser who pitched
his tent to the rear of the Palma Club
Hou.e haa fine understanding for loca-
ton.
There are some people who think that
the Hoboken authorities are not in earnest
about the prosecution of the McMahon
bond.
Major Yard, of the Monmouth Democrat,
and Captain Stahl. of Trenton, were also in
the race for the U. s. Marshalship of New
Jersey.
Chancery Clerk Duryea says that the
office never Melted him over So 900 per
annum, although he did good share of the
work himself.
Mr.. Ed Linn hugely enjoys his temporary
relief from family cares. Mrs. Linn ana
daughter are expected home from Florida
in few days.
Col Edwin A. Stevens the President of
the Hoboken Land and Improv ment Com
pany, doesn't quite fill the shoes left by
| W. W. Shipper.
Counselor Barton, of Trenton, will be
associated with exsJudge Hoffman in the
defense of Keeper Lrverty in the impeaeh-
ment proceedings.
The New Jersey Press Club will meet
again at Teylor's Hotel next Tuesday after
noon to perfect arrangements for their con-
templated entertainment.
The Hon. Richard j enkins, of Ca mdep,
smiles contemptuously at any intimation
that anybody but himself will be the next
! - -. 0ASe4+SS <&st~Ah0y A0l 4NOW ockbcys
If at the competitive vote at the Palma
fair beauty instead of popularity had been
the consideration, DIR. Ben Edge would
have vanquished Mr.. William F. Albeit.
The fact that he is building himself a
cosey little house does not prove that the
Hon. David w. Lawrence contemplates
matrimony- at least, SO he wants it under
stood or 1e 81
C;t1 rlo.sr cootk Laf:..-.. :: Al..-.-.1
of "early to bed and early to rise" and
has therefore attained health and wisdom,
but doesn't as yet see where the wealth
comes in.
Charley Kaegebehn, of Hoboken, thinks
OF bringing suit against the TATrLER for
libel, because our typos charged him with
importing bears, when, in fact, it is to be q
shipment of bears.
In an impeachment proceeding before
the Senate. the members of the House who
draw up the articles also prosecute the
same, while the defendant is represented
| by outside counsel.
All the Hoboken officials seem to like the
cares of office 80 we'll that they want the
Legislature to extend their terms. They
90 not care about incenveniencing the pso-
| pie to re-eleot them.
Al Daytons friends feel confident that
ne will get the Judgeship made vacant BY
the appointment Of Mr. MoDeamott as
Chancery Clerk, but there are others who
appear to See " differently. ~
Among those who denounoe Mr.. Laverty
the loHdest, and proclaim him guilty before
he has been given fair chance to defend
himself, are the gentlemen who have ar
cepted bis bounty time and again.
~
poration for new lodge, to the member
ship of WHICH only those will be admitted
who can pledge themselves to follow in the
footsteps of the sanity incorporation.
Our Orphans Court has given much time
during the week TO the hearing of the
Traphagen will case. Piles Of dirty family
linen received a public airing. The con-
tending heirs will ascertain the measure of
their punishment when called upon to pay
the lawyers bills.
And now rumor has It AGAIN that when