The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-29
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General William f. Albeit, Colonel William Q.
Heppenheimer, Mrs James Dodd and Miss
Mamie Albeit sailed Thursday from South
ampton, on the steamer Aller, for home. They
are expected to arrive at Hoboken Friday.
Judge Albert Hoffman is today enjoying him
self among friends at Trenton.
The friends of ex-Assemblyman Thomas F.
| Noonan are trying to persuade him to accept the
Democratic nomination for the Assembly in the
Fifth district, The counsellor was put in the
Fifth by the redistricting of the county.
The only lucky Jersey City man who received
patent last week was H. B. Devlin, for journal
packing.
Gerhardt's statue of Seth Boyden will stand in
Washington Park, Newark, where the inventor
worked and devised many of his Improvements
in machines. The fund for the statue was con-
tributed by citizens Of Newark.
Ex-Mayor Johnston Cornish of Washington,
N. j., who has been so III that his life was de-
SPARED Of we are pleased to learn, has steadily
improved, and is now considered out of danger
by his attending physicians. He is still very
weak, and it will be some time before he actively
engages in business.
Prof John c. Smock, now curator of the AL
bany Museum, who was formerly assistant
geologist, is looked upon as Dr. Cooks successor
as State Geologist. Prof Doolittle will probably
succeed him as vice president of the college, but
there are many other offices in which his
death will Create a vacancy hard to fill.
Ex-Governor Albeit and General Grubb met
on Politicians day at Waverly. Mutual friends
introduced them, and as the Ex-Governor was
nh TO- old ba
stopped and gazed at the tile the General wore
and exclaimed, where did You Get that HatS'
showing his familiarity with the song. Then he
added, General, thought had the shabbiest
tile in the State, but you can discount mes The
General smiled and wnked before saying, 'It's
relic of the war Governor, and you know there
are lots of vets here today" Then each smiled
and winlled again.
The Republican Third Assembly District Con
vention was held in the Mount Holly Court
House on Saturday afternoon. Milton H. Allen
nominated Dr. L. L. Sharp, of Medford, and
there being no others named he was nominated
by reclamation.
General Grubb has already secured promise
from ex Senator John w. Griggs that he will
stump the State for him.
James West, who represented Gloucester
county in the Assembly last winter, has been re-
nominated and his election is conceded
John Kreuger, son of Gottfried Kreuger, the
millionaire brewer of Newark, and most gen
erous contributor to the Democratic campaign
fund, is DESTROYS of representing the Eighth As
sembly district at Trenton next winter.
1t is given out by the Democrats of Essex
county that United States Senator Mcpherson
will pay the debts hanging over the Essex
County Democratic Committee. This is under
stood to be the Senator's substantial endorse
ment of Ex-Governor Albeit.
DIR. F. L. Patton, the successor of DR.. McCosh
is more and more gaining the confidence and
respect of the students and with his progressive
conservatism bids fair to lead the college toward
the very forefront of American universities.
Miss Matte Woodcock, of Duncan avenue is
one Of the most graceful and accomplished Of
pianistes She makes the study of pianoforte
playing fascinating, and being an ardent lover Of
music herself she enthuses her pupils with the
same fire. Miss Woodcock has perfected herself
under the tuition of the masters of the art, and
her pure style has the highest commendation of
the leading critics.
Justice Lowy was in a pleasant frame of
mind Friday. He wore beautiful gold badge
on his breast. 1t had been presented to him by
his friends in Lafayette. E. NJ. Watson, of the
Euening Journal made the presentation speech,
and Justice Lowry made characteristic re-
Spouse.
Lawyer Will Midlege now entertains his clients
with "reminiscences of his trip abroad and the
manner in which he upheld the glory of the
United States at the London Alhambra
General William J. Sewell is on an official
visit to the Soldiers Home in Dayton, Ohio
and othor points.
Ex-Assemblyman Thomas V. Gator, of this
city, whose wife secured u divorce from him
about year ago, has remarked in California,
his wife bringing him fortune of S5,00O,0O0
Robert W. Lounsbury, well known Burling-
ton county farmer, is in the Mount Holly jail for
twenty days rather than pay what he believes to
be an unjust fine of $57 for selling milk that did
not come up to the inspectors standard
1t is said that one of the largest bass ever
caught in inland waters was landed yesterday
from Lake Hopatcong, in this State, by Mrs.
Howard p. rockingham. The bass weighed
seven and one-half pounds.
"Dr." Peter Still, colored herb doctor was
arrested yesterday in Burlington for practicing
without diploma, after he had healed woman
of q disease that the regular physicians declared
was incurable
Judge Knapp is yet at home i'll, but he hopes
to be able to attend court Tuesday.
District Attorney Winfield is very fond of the
opera and attends at least once week.
Judge Knapp reposes more confidence in
Pop" Cook than any constable attached to the
court, and Pop deserves it.
Mr. and Mrc Martin 1To.,ar of T,oto.-o.. LIN
celebrate next Friday the sixtieth anniversary
of their wedding, Mr. Meyer is lightweight
years years old and Mrs. Meyer seventy eight
They have nine children all married with one
exception. There has never been a death in the
family. There are fifty grandchildren and TWEEN
ty nine great grandchildren making ninety
eight members in the family, all residents of
New Jersey.
Rumor has it thar a well-known commandment
in the Fourth Regiment will soon resign.
Cantafn Graham IF fha E,rct Jistrict eaxye