The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
CITY AND STATE.
Notable Sayings and Doings o.
Noted Men.

Ex-Sheriff Patterson head keeper of the State
Prison, passed throughsthis city yesterday on his
way to Trenton. He was much eated over the
capture of the two negro convicts who sand
bagged Keeper Parker and escaped from the
prison Tuesday evening. He says that if he or
any of the deputies had come upon the negroes
they would have shot Them because they knew
them to be armed and were thoroughly
acquainted with their desperate character.
Major Lewis H. Broome, the architect of the
new police building, is an ardent admirer of that
noble animal the horse, and is the owner of two
Of the handsomest blooded colts in the State.
General E. Burd Grubb and his daughter.
Miss Effe Grub, and another young lady.
passed through the city yesterday on their way
to Newburgh. They went on the 500 train over
the West Shore road.
Mr.. Alfred G. Mead and his family went to
Spring Lake yesterday to remain until Monday.
Judge Alfred Hoffman will return from his fly
ing trip to the st. Lawrence river, Monday, in
time to see the balance of the ballot box suffers
arraigned.
Supreme Court Commissioner John Nugent
went to Haekensack yesterday to comfort his
friend, Judge Knapp, who has been ill SO long.
He reports that the Judge is improved some.
and as soon as his strength returns will be able
to resume his labors on the bench.
Mayor Cleveland passed Decoration Day with
his family at Morrstown. Yesterday he helped
review New York's Finest" Then he went
back TO Morristown; but he viii be back at his
desk on Monday as usual
Ex-Aldernan Lewis e. Wood, who for several
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Ocean Grove. has secured more pleasant coun-
try house on the Shrewsbury River near Little
Silver 1t consists Of roomy, pretty cottage
and eight acres of tillable land, with a large
barn and carriage house. The ex- Alderman and
his family will occupy their new home for the
summer the first week in June
Leon Albeit. Jr., who made himself so popular
at Trenton last winter by the universal kindness
and courtesy which he showed to all who had
business with him in his capacity as private sec
rotary to the Governor, is an expert yachtsman.
His seamanship has been tested in many squat
in the lower bay, and all on board the vessel feel
safe when they know that Lon is at the tiller.
Miss Deborah Clute, of this city, graduated
from the Jersey City High School four years
ago. wednesday evening she graduated at the
commencement of the Woman's Medical College
ofs.the New York Infirmary with the title Of MD.
John McMasters, who was secretary to Presl-
dent Werts OF the Senate of 1889, and who
served Speaker Heppenheimer in the same ca
pacity in the last Legislature, has opened law
Office in the Fuller Building. Mr. McMasters
came to this city from Morristown and is consid-
cred to be one of the rising young lawyers of
the day He has been retained to assist Mayor
Cleveland s side of Perkins contest.
Flr. and Mrs. Arnold Weber, formerly Of the
Heigfts formally warmed their new and hand
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N Y, THURSDAY nlgnt. a number OF friends
from the Heights were among the guests Cap
na.s Seventh Regiment Band supplied the music
Robert Won Glen ana family, OF the Heights,
win sail for Germany Tuesday, to pass the sum-
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Jonli oiiie anu ~ u 'is.'sS q SAus' s''u
Tuesday last tor Bremen, on the steamer Trave,
for a years soiourn in the Vaterland. A large
number of friends took leave of them at the
-
pier.
A young sturgeon, about eighteen inches long,
was caught in the Raritan River near Bound
Brook on ihuIsosy; 4na sene 70 ra ls1 Hresn
fial forSe, ~ - t 20 Seaie ~ Oe sie
iirse Sui seon ~ ~ '-o ts''' Won"
The Toms River Courier says:--lSast week
while grating the bank back OF the news stand
OF the Union News Company at the Heights q
set of deer's antlers were round IN the midst OF
bed OF oyster Sheils and a Ioot under ground
Ihs notts 40 ~ saisa ou ,,o Su
~ ~ ~ nay,ei and he centre was very pptace