The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-21
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
A MEDLEY OF PERSONAL, SOCIAL, AND
POLITICAL JOTTINGS.

VIII the NWO ldDOI AsSCAADiJ AAN- wv
have to labor again?
Society will miss Mrs. and Mr.. Dunbar
this season.
Tofey and Lawrence do not speak as
they go by.
Mr.. William Clerk will spend the winter
at Rome, Italy.
Mr.. Richard Stockton, the Consul at the
Hague, is lone on fuIlough.
The gambling and designation houses
still flourish at Hoboken.
Coroner Hughes thinks he is desti I'd to
succeed Sheriff Heintze.
WHY not tender the throne of Bulgaria
to "Eddy" Kerr He wouldn't decline it !
Congressman Pidcock says he doesn't
fear recount.
The air of Orange agrees better with
George Toffey than did that OF Bergen.
Mrs. E. E. G. Yoang co ntemplates spend
ing the winter abroad.
Hoboken is agog over the preparations
for the Timken- Weidermann wedding.
The date for the Underwood Negus we'd
ding has rot yet been fixed.
Judge Hoffman has heen added to the
counsel in the Disque case.
Mr.. Mark Curley is being strongly advo-
Gated as assistant TO .. S. District Attorney
Lippincott.
State Prison Keeper Patterson will re-
gale his boarders with turkey and pump
kin pie next Thursday.
The little boomlet started for Miles Ross
for U. S. Senator is evidently a Christmas
joke.
Senator and Mrs. Brinkerhoff frequently
y . oh, &t,.,.
erous hospitality is much enjoyed.
1t now looks as if Dan Manning would
not give way to Jerseyite as Secretary OF
the Treasury, but hold the fort himself,
Mr.. "Bob" McDermott presided with
Chesterheldian grace and dignity at the
Grand Jury dinner last Wednesday even
ing.
1t will be novel sight to see the hum
orist of the Hudson comfy bar, Col. Chas.
WFuller, defending man on trial for his
life.
Mr.. VIM. F. Albeit is fast gaining an ex-
tensive law practice aside from that OF his
father firm.
It does seem little now as if the Hon.
Paddy Sheeran would distance all his COM
petitors for the iailorship.
Mr.. Clarence Sackett will celebrate his
first wedding anniversary by an informal
reception to his friends next Monday even
ng.
The fair for the benefit of Christ Hos
pital has materially swelled the bank &C
count of that institution.
Mr. and Mrs Mathiesson and ther daugh-
ter, Helen, will leave Bremen next Satur-
day on the steamer Prave for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo have again taken
rooms at the Riggs House, Washinton, for
the ensuing session of Congress.
The latest Jersey City social success is a
history class, counting among its pupils
nearly all the prominent society bellies.
And now let the Hon. Augustus A. Har-
denbergh also declare that he is not can
didate for United States Senator. -
Ex.Judge Hoffman now wears silk skull
cap when trying case in court that makes
him look like Jewish Rabbi.
If Mr.. Stockton could not afford to take
the Goyernorship, how can afford to go the
u. s. Senate?
Dame 1umor has il that Will Jenkins
has recently been booked in the matri-
monial mart.
Senator Fred Fish, of Essex, will shortly
be married to Miss Studebacher, the
tire wagon manufacturer.
he third reception of Mrs. A. @. Gar
u, last Wednesday evening, again
red a throng of well-known society
lei at No. Paulmier Place.
William Throckmorton would be
yailable candidate for Speaker had
3uth done her duty by the Demo
party last election day.
Michael Mullone has the Project ct
.tling penny afternoon paper in this
city sometime next spring under consider
alton
Ex-Justice Lawrence Indignantly denies
that he was given large sum of money to
defeat the Republican Assembly candidate
in the Fifth District
The New York Manhattan Club gave
Goyernor-elect Green a dinner last Thurs
day evening, ct which Governor Albeit
was also present.
When officers Horace White and the
Wetterschein family swear against each
either, it Is not to be wondered at that the
jury is ont all night.
Sergeant at Arms Charley Stahl has been
dangerously Ill for many months and it is
feared that his familiar voice will never
again sound through the court house.
! Ex-Mayor Tiinken has purchased large
sock Of Rhenish wines during his recent
sojourd in Germany, and will add that
branch to his flour and feed business.
The letter Mr.. Allan L. McDermott sent
to the committee in charge of the Grand
Jury dinner proves that on the field OF
humor he IS also at home.
Judge and Mrs. William 7. Hoffman will
entertain party Of friends at Thanksgiv
ing dinner at their country seat next
Thursday.
Mr.. D. G. Bovine, of Hoboken, very
popular young man and staunch Demo
crat, is being urged for position on Gov
ernor Green's staff.