The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-15
CITY AND STATE.
Notable Sayings and Doings Of
Noted Men.

Lindsey Rowe. or Trenton, clerk OF the United
States District Court for the District of New
Jersey, was an Interested listener to the testi
mony in the Mayoraity contest before Supreme
Court Commissioner Isaac Romano yesterday
Mr.. Rowe expressed much surprise at the natur e
Of the testimony.
Chancellor Runyon has come to be familiar
figure about the Chancery Chambers in this
city, In attendance upon the court over which he
so ably presided for several years. Although
one Of the Oldest members of the bar, the ex-
Chancellor carries his years SO wen that he
would readily be taken for one of the younger
generation of connseilors.
Postmaster Dickinson was seen perambulating
Pennsylvania avenue Washington, in the hot
sun Of Thursday. OF course politics had nothing
10 do with his visit to the National Capital and
he was there in the broiling sun simply for
pleasure.
Congressman William afcAdoo has been in
Virginia during the past few days He went
there to attend the funeral Of his wife's brother
who died in the West
ExFire Commissioner John Brennan has
shaken hands with more men of note and celeb
rity than any ether man In Jersey City. It is
his duty to escort them TO a special car when
they ride on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Clarence MeGovern, well known in musical
circles, has returned from San Francisco TO this
city after several years absence. He will 60
West again in the fall.
Young Mr.. Goldenhorne. of GreenyiIIe, took
the gold medal at the High School for the best
collection Of meteorological specimens.
Freehoiders Klmmerly, Pdngsten Nelson and
Tierney visited the Caldwell Pentsntiary last
week as the guests Of the Essex county Free
holders Clerk John Boyd and County Superin-
tendent Cannon were with them 1t is need
less to say the visitors were well cared for and
the bottles Of "blue paper opened wers FIRE.
euent and many.
E. A. Robson, assistant secretary OF the Y IL.
C. A. and teacher of gymnastics, viii visit Eu-
rope this summer. He viii saii on the Majestic
next month and viii be absent about eight
weeks
Among the passengers on the steamship La
Bretagne, which sailed for Europe June II, was
Mr. Alfred j. Scott senior member OF the we'll
known manufacturing chemists, Scott & Bovine,
proprietors Of the world-faned SCOTS Einul-
sion Of Cod Liver Oil. remedy which has Sc
cured great and deserving reputation in the
cure OF consu1nptives. The success Of this pre-
paration is not confined to the United States. 1t
enjoys large sale all over Europe, and Mr..
Scott now makes Of his periodical trips to at
tend TO the affairs Of his firm, which has branch
Offices established In London, Paris Barcelona,
Milan and Oporto.
Michael Mullonc is a candidate for recollection
to the Assembly next fan and there seems to
be no one else that wants to antagonize him
Judge Knapp while at Atlantic City caught
cold, and nothing but his strong constitution
and good nursing prevented him from having a
relapse
Mr. osto Croasc one Of Mr.. Perkins, counsel
IN the recount took the valedictory In the class
Of 1873 at Princeton College for the highest gen
cral excellence in scholarship.
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