The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-03


The Legislature will convene a week
from next Tuesday.
Assemblyman Armstrong Gays the Speak
ership is fixed for himself.
Things will be red-hot at Trenton q
week from tomorrow evening
State Comptroller Anderson is now
wrestling with his annual report.
Governor Albeit won't SEQ anybody I'M
til after he has finished his message.
The friends of Mr.. James Curran are
urging lin for the Hoboken mayoralty.
The Hoboken Gas Company are trying
to manufacture gas out of wind and dust.
II will take at least $f00. 600 more to
rebuild the burned portion of the State
House.
The New Jersey Press Club met last
evening and adopted Q constitution and
bylaws.
Mr.. Thomas v. Gator win appear before
the next Legislature as an advocate Of pro-
hibition.
Under the Law Judge Knapp will have
to appoint the jury TO be present at the
execution.
There 10 remarkable resemblance be-
tween Disque aud the late lamonted Mr..
Kankowski.
The new stocking shop in the State prison
is the most interesting and will soon be the
most profitable.
Miss Woeffelaer. OF Garden street, Hobo
ken, gave tea and dancing party last
Wednesday evening.
As the Plnme-Potter case was tiled in
the Supreme Court, Judge Knapp cannot
set aside the verdict.
Mr.. Allen L. McDermott is now candi-
date for Chancery Clerk, notwithstanding
Iumors to the contrary.
It was fun to see Freeholder Schinzel
dancing scores of his grandchildren
around the Christmas tree.
Since the presentation OF the horse and
buggy, Director Govern has abandoned
walking as entirely too piebeian.
Mrs. John r. Mcpherson is too i'll at the
Brevoort House, New York, 10 join her
husband and family at Washington.
Miss Katie Boyd, of Hunterdon, will
spend the balance of the season with her
sister, Mrs. William Utz, at Hoboken.
Many of our well known people VIII at
tend the Dixey ball at the Metropolitan
Opera House. next Thursday evening.
Assemblyman Besson has taken rooms at
Trenton at the Windsor, Dayton at the
Trenton, and Noonan at the American.
Mrs Richard Steele, of Palisade avenue,
will give the third reception to the "Inde-
pendents" about the middle of the month.
There are one more murder (Floed's)
and three more manslaughter cases to be
tried before the present term of the County
Court.
Mrs. Plume has begun suit in the Essex
Circuit Court against Tom Potter. and
hopes to find a jury there that will give hel
justice.
Charlie Jourdan furnished all his friends
with game dinner, on Christmas, the re-
| suit of his shooting expeditions in Chesa.
peake Bay.
The fashionable kink now is to spend
New Years day in the country and many
summer homes were opened last Friday foI
that purpose.
| Preparations on very extensive scale
are being made for the first reception OF
the Palma Club to be given on the even
| ing of the 9th.
The new home of the Cararet Club. on
Bergen Square, is furnished in the most
sumptuous manner and promises to be TIKI
club of the State.
| The children of Judge and Mrs. Dixon,
having recovered long ago, it is presumed
the social boycott against the family may
be considered as ended.
| And now the Hoboken Police Commits
sioners have ordained that Chief Donovan
must make the rounds of the city in uni
form at least once day.
Mr.. William Heppenheimer accompanied
| his chuu.. inspector General Schaefer. te
| Albany last Thursday. to give lustre to
| Governor hills reception.
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