The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-28
COUR7ESIEs
Supper and Reception After the
Show = Notables Get a
Handshake.

The Carteret Club had the honor of en-
Pertaining Mr.. Hobart and Governor
Grsggs, and when THAT anistoeratsc insti-
tnticn Undertakes to do anything it Is
always well DONE True there.were decora-
ticns outside of the building. but the mem
bers keep their g5od things for the illte-
rscr, and nhe big hail presented bril-
lfans appearance as the two distinguished
guests passed tllrougn the doors The
idea OF entertaining these gentlemen was
ofily conceived the day before and gave
Ar Sanford r. Scott, chairman Of the
House Copamittee. and DR.. T. w. Lyons
pAeGasy to do to make things nice as the
1 Gartepet people believe IN doing They ac-
colnplished it, however, and many COM
pliments were paid to them for Them
work.
received By President p. f, c. Young,
ana after supper in tine lecture hall uf3-
stains Mr. Hobart took up a position in
the reception room and with Sheriff Tof-
icy on his right and Mr. F1avel NcCSee
on hts left shock hands with the mem
peias Of the CLUB. Among the gathering
Wel,s the following well known psople:-I1..
F. q. Young, president of the club. Sah-s
ford r. Scott chairman OF the House
Conmlttee; Supreme Court Justice Joqla-
| l1an Dixon ex-Juage A. Q. Garretson,
Mayor Nanser, the Rev. e. L. Stoddard,
d. D; w. H. Corbin, James B. Vrsden-
burg, tfe' Rev Cornelius Brett, D. D.;
Allan p. McDeT.mott, General w. G. Hep
peisiasaIiaea ex-Gqyernor G. T. Werts,
speths w. @. Barbour, Colonel S. Phelps,
Sfgeltm Toffey, ex Mayor G.. CoIlins, Fla
vel MCGEE, ex-Judge G. T. Smith, Ed
L. Young, Colonel Absrlethy, ex-AiSser-
Newark; Judge J. d. Bedbe, James w
RowboIhafn, Aaron S. Baldwin, IT, D.
Carscalben. Finance Connliss .or1ar j. j.
Detwifier Frederick W. Lockwood Mr.
Cela. Jf.; Alex. Mclean, Max Salfnger, DR..
Coe, DR.. w. A, Durrie, j. S. Rornare
Judge 2. Lawrence, .. e. Hulsh4zsr, W.
". Toffey Chief Murphy. John Glenn,
Robert a. Simpson, DR.. Broderick DR.
W. w. Pyle, Edward Schultz. #. c. Vol
BERT, Isaac s. Taylor, Congressman T..
MciGwan, ALVIN G. Young, W T. Vidal,
Edlcw w. Harrison, f. j. Higgins, w. e,
G. 8, Rice, r. M. Jordan, W. Mallory,
E. w Lyons, John NJ. Jones, e. w Wool
Icy, George W Conklins Justice J. Her
James HURT Michael Schultz, Jr; DR.
Gray and Mr.. DAILY.
Al The close OF the handShsaking Mr.
Hobart and his fidus aenates Governor
GriggS entered a carriage and amid yccif-
er0us cheering started for the depot TO
eaten the 1:9I train for Paterson.
t{ksStsfAS 4ttenu E&p EkfCpHtgOu.
The meeting at the Rink and the out
side demonstration attracted many crooks
from New York So far as the police can
4 learn no one was robbed. Detectives, how
ever nabbed Thomas alias ..Re5' Farrell,
notorious and dangerous ex-eony.es.- Efa
was in the crowd in front of the Rink
when arrested Although no SPECIFIC
charge has been lodged against harn as
yet he is held Farrell was sentenced 10
TWO years Imprisonment IN 1884 for shoot
Ing EnlA f. Datz, now q City Hail Com
missioner, for attempting 20 arrest him
at RookaWay Beach for picking a man S
pocket In 1887 Farrell was again convict
ed for pocket picking and sentenced to
five years imprisonment. In 1894 he was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment for
burglary.
NEr. Hobart Compliments the Police
Candidate Hobart, Governor Griggs and
]. Frank Fort took occasion, last night
to compliment Chief of Police Murphy
upon the fine showing made by the police
in The procession 1t was a noticeable fact
tlat the police were more loudly clleered
a1ong the line Of march Than any CT the
political organizations which took part.
The chief was pleased. tn s morning he
ara to say also that he was convinced
last night that the proper place to hofd
parades is ON the Boulevard. The width
Of the thoroughfare makes marching easy,
PERMITS everyone TO see what is gcfrg on
and removes the confusion attending such
demonstrations from the business section
of the city.