The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-18
MEN AND THINGS.
Their Sayings and Doings Reported
in Paragraphs.

"Billy'' Let's is one Of the most popular men
in HobokeD, and he viii probably be the next
Postmaster Of that city.
Police Commissioner Coyle, of Hoboken, wa
born IN Athlone Ireland, and was one of the
playmates of T. P. O'Connor, M. P.
John R. Henchy is graduate Of Trinity Col
lege, Dublin He is one Of the best altround
athletes in the country. He Is also good must
clan. He has travelled all over the world and
everybody likes him
Colonel E. P. C. Lewis, Minister to Portugal, is
a native of Hoboken. He is at present stopping
at the Grand Hotel, Basic Switzerland.
Mr.. H Ries, Of the Hudson County Journal
CGerman), win next week take an editorial posi-
ton on the New York Stats Zeitltng.
jack sturges is the heaviest and the most
good natured man in Hoboken
Freebooter "Audy" Cullen, of Hoboken
danced with delight when he heard that the
Ancient Order of Foresters had severed all con-
nection with their English brethren.
Street Commissioner Kelly, OF Hobokep, wishes
it to be distinctly understood that neither he nor
his brother is member of the New Democratic
County Committee.
Counsellor James F. Minturn, of Hoboken, is a
great thinker. He is well posted on current
topics and is besides an able lawyer, He Is
sojournng at present in the Berkshire Hills.
Mrs George Harrison, wife of the popular
manager of Jacobs Hoboken Theatre, is con
sidered one of the handsomest women in the
State. She sings beautifully, too.
Al.er un aosence % e'sils ye's,s u -
Randall Hough Is visiting his father, ex-Council-
man Charles Hough of Centre street, Bayonne.
i'iAr ~. " tnueli - az
th rb;rd district HI fr;ends ar willing to mt
nm norav chat he reca;vas more votes than the
raoplar s,annb,ican candidate. no matter who
he is
nolas a. .ulson tias peen 49, Co., -
liunioer' an oicef oi 'iie Oroer u INC
Byron D. Halstead, of the New Jersey Experi
mental Station, says potatoes are rotting badly
and predicts scarcity,
The Rev. Alanson A. Haines, son Of one Of New
Jerseys most famouso Gvernors and Familiarity
known as Chaplain Haines Of the Fifteenth New
Jersey Volunteers, has on his farm at Hamburg
Sussex county, the charger Restless, now thirty
two years old, ridden through several campaigns
by Colonel Samuel Fowler.
]. Ambrose Butler, one of the owners of the
Buffalo Eventno Netrs has during the summer
been attending church at Ocean Grove and fish
ing at Shark River.
Ex-senator Ridgway has deserted his home at
Burlington and taken with him his celebrated
trotter to Atlantic City. and the worry of politics
will be banished until fall
rrha ,,ot,sr ~ co,a.o, Madison Drake died
ogo
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sIo,a o,,5 4, ,aez a,na ~ tbs state,
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v,os hon, II, 1e7r no hos for vea,s been verv
noo-
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.,s;e ra,t oa,, ~, ms +ba father
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CLERK
DR. william n Graves of Orange. shot ten
buffaloes while in the West
The Very Rev. Canon Moynahan. of the
diocese of Peoria. Ill. is the guest of the Rev.
Father Henuessy. rector of st. Patrick's Church,
on the Hill
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mans OF the gallant ana lmpetuous uenerts'
Phi hearhy lie IN lrihity churcn yaro IN Ne NEW
York only nat brown stone slap oesignates
the. spot. he was buried rhere anouc twenty
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