The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-20

Of politicians, without the least regard to
their fitness or qualifications.
Police Justice Wanser doesn't rob him
self of sleep because of the threats Of the
Socialists for sending one of their ilk to the
penitentiary
Mr. William f. Albeit has lost all adj
miration for the game of base ball since he
HAS been laid up for nearly two weeks with
the effect of his last game.
The many plank ed-shad dinners to which
State Treasurer Toffey was compelled to
subject himself have driven him into the
arms of the Banting cure.
Miss Annie Post has returned from her
Hartford visit, and there is wailing and
crashing of teeth among the society gentle
men of that now distressed city.
The Palma Club is being roundly abused
by the ladies for excluding them from the
very successful entertainment recently
given by them at their club house.
Noticing the death of Mrs. Erminie A.
Smith last week, the New York Stats
Zeitung made the lady the President of the
Jersey City 'sAtAletic" Association.
In view of the Importance of the O. s.
Senatorial election next year, Mr.. Besson
might possibly be prevailed upon to again
represent Hoboken in tbs Assembly.
Judge Magic, of the Supreme Court, is
an anxious sssecond choice" in the event
that Willie Walter sees fit to decline the
Republican gubernatorial nomination.
1t was amusing to hear our statesmen of
both political parties giving each other sly
digs when called upon to speak at the
bi-centsnnial celebration at Passaic last
week Saturday.
When Dr. Tell Kudlich, the recently APP
pointed Surgeon of the Second Regiment,
dons his gorgeous new uniform, the hearts
of the ladies of Hoboken will be heard to
futter way across the city lines.
Keeper Patterson, Of the State Prison,
doesn't interfere much with its manage
ment, but turns the same over to Center
Keeper Van Houten, who is immensely
swelled in cons quence thereof.
Governor Albeit has declined the invita-
ton to deliver the Grafton at the Geisys-
burg memorial services on the third of July
because his son sails for Europe on that
day and he desires to see him off.
Captain Herman D. Busch has SO far
recovered that he can now spend several
hours a day in the private Office of his
hotel. He has fallen away considerably,
but is yet far removed from being ske' O.
ton.
There was not the slightest truth in the
story published in the sensational papers
that the Morris and Essex bill had been
foully dealt with. 1t was signed by the
Governor on the 10Th inst, and is now a
law.
Candidates for admission to the bar at
the recent session of our Supreme Court
declare that Justice Dixon has been awfully
severe on some of them, and that he cate
chized young Walker to degree almost
painful.
The attempt of some of the papers to
write Governor Albeit up as probable
Presidential candidate in 1888 will not be
likely to deter that gentleman from making
a vigorous fight for u S. Senatorial honors
this Fall.
The Republican managers of this State
will make desperate attempt next Fall to
capture the Irish vete, and have already
compelled the Stale Gazette to assume the
entirely new role of a sympathizer with
Ireland and the Irish,
What could have possessed the Hon.
Gottfried Kruger to hire a cottage for the
Summer in that hotbed of Prohibition
Asbury Park Surely, that's queer abode
for brewer, and tie leader of the anti
temperance party of the State.
Monmouth papers are booming Judge
Alfred Wallng for the Democratic guber-
material nomination. But it won't work.
Monmouth has only one favorite son, and
that Is the great and good Joel Parker, who
cannot be tempted with anything less than
the Presidency.
The city Of Hoboken is maintaining O
terrible nuisance at the foot of the EIe-
yater. The great cesspool there on the
sunken lots emits a stencil that is almost
unbearable, and il spreading disease and
pestilence in the neighborhood. Where Is
the Health Inspector?
Governor ALBEIT IL too good lawyer tc
/ be hoodwinked by the assertion of the Re
publican press that he cannot make an
appointment ad interim when the vacancy
occurred during the session of the Senate
and that body refused to confirm his nomi
nee. And he is making them, all the same
/ Parker, Bedle and Stockton cannot BIZ
coaxed into accepting Gubernatefial ho-
ors. They should remember Va,.,anaio
hams famous speech, when knrling tn
Presidential nomination bass at the de
Ginning Seymour, "There are times IN d
annals of party when it is rank treaso,
Tor any OF its members to refuse nomins
Among the passengers on the Bre wea
steamer Aller, sailing from B-boken
week from next Saturday III, ba Mr.
Thomas Thomas n McCarter. Is N Tn MI
| Staats Zsftlta0: y :, of the New fori
fancy, Mr.. .ur. Matthiessen lof suga
bert Hof Leon Albeit. Jr., and Mr.. a
ow that the Prohibiti6oists Of New Je
sey have declined the pvsrtures of IL
Republicans. it looks a. !, i that party We
getting ready to humb e q themselves At 1
there MI II tne rlonlbi ionists At all even
Iiesn G +. ~ Aany .elegates at the Repu
favor the endorse = S@ ~ 1sans,al Fish.
The IInitad q. A9--s y =