The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
ALL YOUR FRIENDS.
Sayings and Doings Of Noted People
in City and State.

! The old Police Headquarters building has al
most disappeared, and its disappearance has
almost completely transmogrfed the appear
ance of its late surrounding vicinity
| United States Commissioner I. S. Romano is
noted for the serenity of his disposition.
! Justice stising eyncedsasr atcharitablespir4
| in the disposition Of minor cases that came up
in his court prior to Christmas. Very few
offenders were obliged to spend the day at the
| city prison or at Snake HILL; but the fines some
were obliged to Shell out prevented at least
some of them from indulgng in the usual excess
of Christmas jollity.
| Among the young business men of this city
who are accommodating wealth, none are proba-
bly, more deserving Of success than Justice Will
liam ]. Rouget, real estate agent and auction
eer. The Judge received his business educa-
tion in exFinance Commissioner Joseph War,
ren's Office close application to his growing
business has as yet left no marrng traces on his
handsome blonde countenance.
District Attorney Winfield says he enjoys win
ter at his home His neghbors in the New York
Bay Cemetery are as quiet as usual and the alb
sence of mosquitoes is particularly noticeable
and equally pleasant.
''Babies" exclaimed Michael j. O'Donnell
''I'll just bet quart that I've got the champion
pin and carpet tack eater In the country But
tons, thimbles, needles, coal--espeeially coal
are buckwheat cakes and honey to it. and I'll
back its digestion against that of an ostrich
It's Mixes first.
| Street Superintendent Philip Tumultys favor
| lite song is Marching Through Georgia.
Colonel Gill; Robinson, clerk of the Police
| u ~ 4 \ =
With severe cold was again at his desk yester-
day.
| Alderman. Bob Jordan is one OF the jollest
and wittiest Of the city politicians when out
among the boys He is an excellent singer and
his repertoire is repete with Irish sentimental
songs.
Clerk Jimmy Connolly of the Tax Board seems
to be a favorite among the politicians; and
| Jimmy has sweet tenor voice that makes him
fayorite with others who are not poll
| ticans
Captain Farrier, of the First Police Precinct,
dotes upon pets. His Office is decorated with
several canary bird cages and two cunning little
black and tan terriers greet all the visitors at
| the open door.
Supreme Court Commissioner Isaac Romano
| any man in this State. It is rare thing for
him not to have at least one q day.
The man who is said to laugh the least in this
| city is ex-Judge Garretson, and at the same
time he apparently enjoys hearing and telling a
good story.
Judge Knapp is a lover Of cigar but a very
| methodcal smoker He seldom lights one until
he has come from his home at Hackensaek to
4 this city, and then he delights 10 stand on the
/ back platform of the street car and smoke In
element weather seldom changes this pro
sramme.
Judge Lippiucott is still confined to his house
from accute bronchitis and it is doubtful if he
VIII be able to attend court tomorrow.
State Treasurer Toffey is much better.
Ex-Judge Randolph also finds his health i'm
proved.
! Night and Morning is what Enoch Smith calls
his two bartenders. Tommy is redhaired and
works in the day, Johnny is blackhaired and
works at night. Euoch says it was their hal r
hat determined their hours
Clerk John Boyd, OF the Board of Freeholders.
has prospect of serious Illness. He is con
fined 10 his bed with pneumonia, and yesterday
was said to be very sick
The memorable battle of Trenton was fought
over again Thursday night Az the residence OF
General e. Burd Grub at Edgewater Park The
occasion was the 18th anniversary Of that
memorable event.
prof James Strong. 81 Drew seminary. stadi,
son, has written metrical version OF solomon s
song, with notes and Illustrations The work IS
entitled sacred IdysN and Is being published
by the Methodist Book Concern OF New York
city.
The Court Of Errors and Appeals held con