davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

The night school in Bergen Square, the
first and only one ever known ia this city,
inaugurated at the personal instance of Mr.
John NJ. Jones, is an avowed and gratifying
success The school is attended by a
nightly average of 275, ranging in age from
40 to l6 and belonging rs far away as Union
Hill The school is infused with knowl-
edge through the personal efforts of Miss
van Wrinkle, the principal, and the Misses
Tresdweil, De Varney, Perrine, Hrmon
and Jones. A shorthand class is in charge
of Mr.. Dom,nick. Mr.. Jones says that he
hopes TO make the school permanent IN
stitution. now that he has learned by exp pc
Menee inst what is wanted. He says that
the result has far exceeded his expecta-
lions.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

did not turn up with her usual majority.
The dominant power in Monmouth County
politics, is staff Little; and he seems to
have retaliated upon the party for its re-
fusal to make his Railroad Superintendent,
Rufus Blodgett, its candidate for Governor.
Kelsey is the man who is generally be-
lieved to rnn Mercer county. He and
Little are political ''pals" and the motives
that impelled the one to stab the ticket in
Monmouth, moved the other to compass its
defeat in Mercer. These two statesman of
o past period seem to realize that the
scsptre has passed from their hands, and
thiAk probably that little resklessns@
oannot make thsn any worse of than they
are. So they srs soaking to avsHgs their
petty spitss by trying to pail the Demo
tenplsl sova arsSnd tasir eass. TAs
tompls 10 Toe strcns TO yidd - thsR 2uny
assaults.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

WuKEsDARRB. Pa. Nov. 6.-rhe annual
reunion oftSe 143d Rexi1ent Of Pssnsyl-
vAniA voluAteers took placs ca the old
eaap ground at Luzerne Borough this
afternoon and was participated in by 257
survivors fro1A various pats e sAc State.
Captain p. DsLacy, of Scranton, President
of the Association, presided. Hon. B. B..
Payne, OF Kingston, was the OF of the
day. 1t was decided at the s6etiHg to
erect . ronuwsDt to the regiment at Get
iSsenrt ap1 q large sum was sunscribed Tor
isat aUraasa.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
py,a. uzr I.ex ), s.vo =.

EzyroRT, Nsv. Bliss Hattie Long
street. of HolmdeN, nozS Kcyeess. While
walking sona sine ago, sprzRs3 her left
knoe. Vac kaea csiEcaad and HEnsiiy boz
came innovshle. She lest tia use Of Il
entirGy. To-day Dr.. wiasoop, of How
York, assisted by DIS. Arsovagsita slsa
Roberts, of Keypart. performed a. opss-
ation, breaking hsr leg a sas knsa. She
bose the peinful operssiea bravaE II is
believed that this will restore the kaah,
but she knee will have to be foscibly beat
every day for some TINA.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov. The large fsree of hog
killers at tho stock yards, continue at work
The engineers and frozen employed by
Swift, this morning. refused to work for
the non-uniou men. Armour has about 300
men at wstk il his hesf nonses. and is en-
ga9ing new meA. The Deputy Sheriffs, TO
tas number Of 200 coatinEa on duty, and
there has been no disturbance. 1t is stated
that General Master Workman Powdcriy
has dispatched q trusted agent to the scene
stock yards strike to settle the existing
difficulties, if possible. The representa-
tiv@ OF t;se Txacz.ivs Board C. fhe KrigHt1
OF Lso1r arrived - tie ysrss iis nsosiii''1.
&c ia.meti.t l. tlsasss q IN ~ saYestisf
len.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

Have the earthquakes affected the
weather? We can't answer qnick, but il
we look back on the very strange weather
of the past two months il would SEEM as if
the shook OF August 81 had affected the At
nlospheie. September and October have
both proved the dryest months IN sany
years and aecoa panied by naasasonabla
sritxy temperature. OF course sssh ssn6i-
sions, ysrying as thsy do FROM lha normal,
HAYS had q disastrous eject on business
AMI vhils the wholesale nea have had =
good aeaSoa's trade, the rstailers have felt
fAs fall evil sasos OF the war 81 Wsata or and
thaiI complaints have been heth long and
isud. First loss is sks best less, wise
merchants saJ, Asd say il wisely, too. IS
reductions Of pYiess properly advertised will
always OK sale . demand and attract pug
chasers, SO that besides farming she goods
into money, it Keeps the stocks fresh and
new. Oar enterpsi ing friends, the Gsssrs.
Furat Bros, ere strong advocates of sueh
ideas ana believe in keel ping things rAsving
rs shs radical reduction they advertise in
another part of our paper would indicate.
We do not pride ourselves much on our
knowledge OF Dry Goods; but one thing
We have found out by personal experience,
and that is that if they advertise gold dol
lars for 95 cents, you can depend upon it
shey will be- PLACED on sale aid sold ct that
price.
Now that the elections are over, and
Hudson county has done herself proud by
giving Green the largest majority ever given
to any candidate, drop politics and buy
Dry Goods. and give Flrt's first call.
Please don't ring the bell.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
A sssa.ssat Drrssa 81 New BranswieL..

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Nov. Yester-
day afscrnoen the passenges steamboat
Minnas1aha, 100 fest hong, pwAed By Phila-
desplGA pSssb2s. saMshsd Ais sisy via the
Dslavaoe czd nAsi-an Osnal, beand for
Nov Yosk. Prior to staring down the
Raritan River, Captain Hule, of this place.
offered to pilot she steamer down the river
for IS. This kaa Captain of he Minnehaha
refused, expressing the beli@ that he could
take her out Limself. While proceeding
down the sortuous channel he vessel ran
on mud bank eff Sayreville. The tide 60
ing out left the boat high autdry. and at s.
P. M. she toppled over. The IRE in the
furnace was thrown ont. andthe steamer
ignited and w,s totally bestowed. The
loss is $4,000. The Captain and crew
barely escaped with their lives.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
burglars and Gnnpowder at roa.ptsa.

PATERSON, Nov. g. Early this morning
burglars effected an entrance to the dry
goods store Of John P. Post, of Pompton.
The entrance was effected by means of q
rear window. In the front of the store
stands the large safe. This they blew
open and from it secured over $780, The
job was the work of professionals. Mr..
over the store. was not awakened by the
report
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

ssYo's lot OBJ nasty. durty loators. she
shouted, IS she gazed on her portrait !"
SD ideAh OBJ maxim shameful looking
thing like dat var thing. and sayin' it looks
like mo. Yo' shan't nebber put dat in de
rogue gallery for me-nebber, sab
nebber."
"Then," bade the officer, 'sstand up and
keep still while we take your picture.
mo. sah!" the wench put in again, ssyo'
shaa't hang dat up in de rogues'
gallery TO melt don't look no mo like dis
yer chile dan muffin tall
"Well if you want to see q real sweet
picture Of yourself the officer enjoined,
stand sp straight, crimp up your duds
aud keep atill"
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
seld uls VIE aaa Csi,.lre..

WrNN1rEa, NAN, Nov Ga plassarer
named Shules, who contemplated lassying
this olty for the old country, rsesntly sssd
his wife and Ave childze7 10 . raan nan-
Ell Williams for $40. A regular legal
agreement was drawn up between the two
men and the property was for-saally trans
ferred. The police are vessisaiing the
matter.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
TIE oExlcrAh M1yoRrrrxs.
Ascertained and Declared by the Board of
Canvassefs.

AscertaiRed and Declared by the Board of
Canvassers.
The County Board of Canvassers com
pleted the canvass of the votes cast at the
late election last evening. The total votes
for the several candidates were as follows:
GovERSoR-Green, II $40; Howey, H.
21S; Fisk, l. 1924. Green's plurality, 6, 4l2;
Green over both, 5.398.
CONGRESSMAN i cAdoe, 1858; Ham
| mersehlag, 1854; Kerr, 1878; Kennedy,
76S. McAdoos plurality, 4.124. McAdoo
has not q clean majority over all.
STATE SENAToR-Edvards 17,628; Wig
gins, 12,19S; Gordy, 7o6, Edwards over
Wiggins, 5, APO; Rdvsrds over oil, 4,622.
SuRRooArH-0'Neil, is, SOL; Wanser, H.
eO6; Whitesids, 1856. O'Neill over Wanser,
7o6s; over botn. 6.s0e.
TIE vera Po1 Ass1nxpLYMsx.
FIRST Districs- Md,sushhn, l. 406; RAM
say, 1,2Oc; Cos, SO. NeIAughlin's plural
ity, 800; NoIauQhGn's majority. 112
Second DistHct-Tunulty, 1854; Feel
sy, 1,22l; CLARK. s; TunultJ's plurality,
sos; Tumultys majority, Z96
Third Observation-Disclosures. 1,4S6; Hoes.
40; Msvin, 1S1. Diskinsons nsjonsy,
Fourth District = Heppeaaeinsx, 1850;
vanDesses, $50; Ssgaiaa, o.. Heppea-
hGa era nAjorisy, 6SA
Kifsh DiasTes-P sassoz, LASS; Lever
Jag. l. $50; BSsf, %. Pu&sen's majority,
1G9.
Sixth Dirsiet-Huaspeth.2 1897; Fuller,
3. 3Ss, CSowsn, 1S4. HulspesA's msjor-
isy, 80.
Seventh Distriot-Feensy. 2,524; Nc
Donald, 1887; Londngan, 587; Westcott,
80. Feeneys majority, 668.
Eighth District-Noonan. 1879; Hertz
age, SIS; Bird, 1856. Neonan's majority,
968
Ninth District Let's, 1913; Besson,
742; Lamb. 60. Let's majority. 3Ss
Tenth District-Lennon, 1899; Ristow,
|. 203; johnson, 3. Lemons majority,
1856
County Road--For il, 1913. Against,
1928. Msjority for it, 1890.
For your overcoats, suits and pants. os best tyls
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
Gideon J. Tucker DeelI...

New YORK. Nov. 6.-Gideon Tucker.
formerly Surrogate of New YorI county
VINO was appointed several day ago BY
the PRESIDENT to examine and rehrt upon
ono hundred mi es Of railroad list COM
pieted by the Oregon and Califorsa Rail-
ROAD Company. to-day wrote iettt 10 the
President dec lining the appointmet. In
conclusion hr. Tucker says:
am psor raAa, depending upon my vrk for
poin txaent - sp
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

The Labor vote in New York was menao-
ingly lesse laas Tuesday; but in this Stats il
made comparatively snaall showing. In
Patterson it evinosd strength enough 20
carry tive Republican districts wish Dsms-
csatie sid, bat in Newark, sAsss il sas sx-
peesed to mako the lsrgass display, IL pan
ned Out poorly. The Trades A@eHhly
nominated ona Of ths bess nsn in their
ranks for Congress against Congressman
Lehlbseh; and the cAndidats was vigorous
ly doomed By the HUsnlsg Nssss and the
Sunday Cds-the only two Newark papers
that count for anything. Il WAS generally
predicted that Bechmeyer WAS the
Labor candidate 5 name would be second
to Lehlbach, if indeed he did not distance
him in the race; but when the votes were
countsd it was seen that hs was very
poor third in the contest. His total
vote did not exceed $500 on a total
of over IS, 600 votes, Notwithstanding the
backing of the Trades Assembly represent
ing almost every industrial pursuit in Es-
sex county, and notwithstanding the ad-
vocacy of two papers with nearly 10000
patrons between them. The large vote
cast for Hsnrs George in Nav York will,
however, encourage Independent labor
movements all over the land; and we
shouldn't be surprised to see the Labor
party become one of the most potsns o.
political factors in the near feature.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
sullivan and Ryan 70 FIaht,

DENVER, Col, Nov. 6.-John Sullivan,
Pat Sheedy, his manager, Or. Crawford,
his physician and trainer; George La
Blanche, the "Marine. Steve Taylor, Dan
Murphy and James McKsown, will arrive
here tomorrow morning. The party will
remain here one hour and then take a
special car on the Denver Il Bio Grande
Railroad for San francisco, where, it is
fumored, Sullivan will fight Paddy Ryan
in the near future.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

henry a. Rewkirk was buried lastIun-
day afternoon from the Bergen Refoned
OharcA, the pAstor. Rev. Cornelius lett.
e.Acsting. The funeral was largelIat
tended, s<aeug ~ mourness being SERIAL
employees OF VIA Gsw Jersey ISs Comply,
81 wni1h mr.. kewkirk YES presicht.
Tee iassraasnt vss in Spssr's csIneterbn
Vroom street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
Accidentally Shot.

buffalo. Nov. 6,-Two boys named
Robert Raynor and Christopher Casey,
living in Buffalo, ran away from school
yesterday and wentinto the suburbs shoot
ing. Raynors gun was accidentally dis
charged, fatally wound,ng young Casey.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

HALIFAX, n. s, Nov. GA das,ardly at
tcapt was nAdo at Baddeck. Cape Breton.
Few days ago 10 biow Rp the houss OF a
prominent Scott act worker. A can of
gunpewdAr, with lighted fuse attached,
was thrown through window into room
in which Mr.. Watson and his wife and their
FIVE children were sitting. Fortunately,
n9~evsr, ,he fuse WAS exsirgaished by
etMking 81 The sfn-.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

Hewlett made 49, On
to-day of the body of I'm sr, of
Irvington, who died suddenly on Thurs
day, in West Kinney street, and found ne
had committed snicide by taking poison.
The reason for the suicide was that Waoker
had been forging the endorsement of his
fathsr-in law to notes and his transactions
were about to be exposed. Some tine ego
Wacker had a contract With the city 10 re-
move garbage FROM the Centre Market, and
while thus engaged formed the acqusint-
ance of Mr.. John @. Vermilye, Who does
commission business theze. He borrowed
money from VeYnilye frona time 10 time,
and always pad him. Recently he boz
rowsd eat at one tins nad cSS 1t rnsth@,
and gave Nrl vernays notes puspsxting 10
be endorsed by bis fsshszia-1av, Hcn5y
Bensnaan. AfteR tlEs ~ saEas - LIZ. Vss-
mlys aad told hin no couid buy cut .
nilk routc for ESQ. a1d vented Ir. Yer
milyo 10 lend hi@ tao racaog. He hasAy
consented 10 do 90 il VscasR coaad get his
faith ay-ia-lav 10 eaassss &s nots. Wao1cR
vent away sod in fsy houcJ cssae back
With ncse foe e3s0 pus9Stna 70 hs en-
dorsod BY Dcnsmana. end vas eivsa ths
money. On tie 07sa cf oesoSeE one Ct
shs no4es eanao das. cad no& bsicg psid
yrs psSsosAci. Essas1 E1oaatsed 20 TIA
the ness up. aa& psscsieod 10 oss Mr.. vsT-
milyo about it on Thurec0y. Thet ofsss-
noon Er. Yesnilye veot 70 xsv;c3tca -
see Tacher, ana thea leasaod tAea tbs lot-
ter was dead. He told ar. Soasnean that
he had notes Of Vocaor bsarinJ his (Doas-
mann's) endorsement, yhCn ths latter Ct
oncs declared that tho esdossscaonts vcso
not his, and satisfied Mr. vsrmilye of that
fact
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

TAs saavas By the o11ssl boeFd ysssr-
day, Of the VOTES AIT al the late slsexon In
this ossaT shows Thea. thesah Hdvards's
majoity fer Stass Senator falls 1,aOs short
Of Greens fer 0sveraes, thsFs ID . Difference
Of bat II In tAeiR tssri votes. Green received
1890; Bdv1ds cot lY.02a. A Es. Id
yAxds vas cut at tAs instance es royenss-
fsl and Jealous Dsao1ats in ssEas 81 shs
Districts a lazgs body of b.pubksaas
must have been pleased With his nndidsoy
and east their votos fer him. The splendid
showing made foe Hr. HsAde6 in the Caza-
paign Supplement. Of last SUNDAY MONK
Isa's NEWS. won him hosts of Republican
votes, and In spite Of the Kerr diversion,
he scored what would, under
the most favorable circumstances have been
highly creaitable majority of over 4, Oo0
Of the six county candidates, Hammer
schlag received the smallest number of
votes; and Virgins proved greater personal
popularity than Wsnser by polling nearly
600 more votes than he did. The universal
recognition of Surrogate ONeil's per-
feet 6tRess for his place is Demon
strated by the fact that he received more
votes than any candidate on either ticket,
and BY his phenomenal mAisyi.y OF sver
1000.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
A Tramp's Reveuge.

MARLBORO, Lass, Nov. GA tramp
called at the residence of Mr.. Macomber.
last evening, and asked for shelter. He
was refused and ordered from she premi-
SEES. As he departed he said ',You'll be
sorry for this" At 4 o'clock the honse
was burned to the ground. The family
escaped.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

The cloth was lift
ed and in An in
stant Q print had
been made on ths
plate of slaGs in the
instrument. II was
transferred to . card,
and the first of the
eets in this column
vss AAshsd upon the
venoh a. her pic
saFs.
she vas via With
rage when sho saw
IL
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

This appeal to the
wenche's pride OF APP
psaraRss fetched her.
Sas csrsfs,ly adjust
ed has, with q jsanty
s-kinabe on she top Of
her frizzIs,l locks,
screwed her facs into
the most bsatlae OF
slnilas, strack an asti-
tuds AID wnissd ho-
rsioally for the cloth
to be AgswR Rsids for
= sesoad exposure.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
Snsw in New York.

BuFFAIo, Nov 6-The arst s~su Of The
season In Buffalo began carly this morning.
aud continued falling steadily through tao
forenoon.
WATERFOWL. N. Y. Nov 6.-Snow COM
menced failing at 1880 O'clock snls morn
ing, and is now falling rapidly in large
hakes.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
Heavy Failure.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 6-P. Hanson, Esss &
Co., decorators and manufacturers of fine
furniture, have filed an sasisn rasnt for the
benait OF creditors to Csaisciaa Devices,
trustee, wAs gave bonds ia the snEa OF
500. 00o, indicating asssts of half tat
aM,aunA
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

The revolt of the people against the Re-
publican candidates for the Legislature
which seems TO have given the Democrats
a majority on Joint ballot is due partly to
dissatisfaction, in the temperance as well as
in the beer districts, with the submission
plank in the Republican State platform,
but more and largely to desire to defeat
Gen. Sewell's reelection to the United
States Senate. The blow seems to have
paralyzed the influence of that heretofore
invincible potentate in State politics, and
we seriously doubt, if, in the event of the
Republicans achieving majority on Joint
ballot. the Joint Caucus will dare to noml :
nate Mr.. Sewsll for another term, or if he
will be elected after securing the nomina-
ton. Nothing of personal feeling against
the General prompted is rebuke, but the
movement is directed wholly against the
dietasion of The Railroads that are back of
him, in shaping hsStates policy. The mag
niicieat gsnsralship OF Mr.. Sewell, and his
spleadia narshaling of railroad forces have
made the Railroads, more even than they
we're before the passage of the Railroad
Law, sks srsAA factors in State politics; and
naturally enough the whole anti RAlroad
sentiment Of the State is dressed against
him as the chief custodian OF their po-
litical interests.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

The contractors have made oil srsrssA-
msnts to and will eonmsass ths era
stracticn of the esatae1ts q ne Nsv
Vreeland street. bridge over the Nsw@k
and New Tsrk railroad to-Morrsw EasFn
iEg.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
A sportamnn,. I.ast Exneaitinn.

SEABRIGHr, Nov. Frederick Pell, q
son of Walden Poll, a summer resident #
this place, accidentally shst kimself vsiie
ont duck huating near Hishlasds tzss
morning. He died ia fss Hiautss.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

And 50 1t is that ths perfect picture re-
prsducsd in thu second OF tAa cuts in this
colums is 1lsd away in the big Roaas's AL
bun. st Police Headquarters, - that Of
Mary Williams. occupation, thief age,
DC ; eolsr, black
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

GALEsBURa. Ill, Nov. 6.-The dificw
over the three precincts in Fulton couE
was amieably settled yesterday. TIL NJ
conceded that Post (Republican) is elect
by % majority over Worthington in I'll
Tenth Illinois District.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

Mf. Hazsmsrsshlsg has so effectively
pun his foss down On the majority he was
- sure 10 seA that ne one has been able to
And it sin6si
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

The style and fit of a gentleman's apparel gives
a grace and ease to the best FORM or srnoothes
down many rough edge Of the human shape. For
such style and ft select your material and order
your garments from J. +. Weinmann & Son, Is
Montgomer! street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

Nanks ct he fellows Who think that .
s1ssular with Hsvspapex head on it counts
'5nx somcssna h political campaign have
fosnd ons shsir sxror by this SnA
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

The fellows who were particularly ac-
tive in securing the passage of the police
and fire-life tenure act, will derive mighty
little consolation from a recent decision of
the Supreme Court. The act was devised
by the heads of the department with view
of keeping themselves in the fat berths in
the departments. Incidentally, of course,
they had to extend its protective shield
over their snbordinates. Some time ago
the Newark Police Commissioners reduced
Detective McManus to the ranks. He
claimed that they had no right to reduce
him, and appealed to the courts for the
protection the ife-tenure act seemed to
give him. The court has just decided that
the Police Beard has as much right to re-
duce as to promote; and none of the boys
in the department are disposed to dispute
the Boards right to promote. There is
nothing, therefore, to stand in the way of
a promiscueus slaughter of these over
JEALOUS public place holders by the Boards
Of this city; and If the Police Board should
happen to be Democratic next year, it may
reform things by turning the department
11rsida down
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
Oar special correspondent from Trenton

Oar special correspondent from Trenton
deals with the possibilities suggested
by the existing complications concerning
the Senatorial succession. It Is the belief
Of the well-posted writer that the Legisla-
ture will itself be called upon to determine
its membership, and that the predominant
party in both branches will act wholly upon
political and partisan considerations. That
may be case but if the Democrats are In
the majority in the branch OF the Lsgisla-
surs in which the questions arise, ws hope
10 zee then guided only by the law of right
IN Justice.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

NIAGAPA FATI.s. N Y. Nov. 6-Doncvan,
the i,siase isulper. has not taea reen hrre.
re rsrtelnl liz: not ga ynQs t. 5ufaP troH
's@:a ri Is.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

large stock of cigars sold siugly or by the
Thousand st Q. J. MeCabes, 81 Montgomery street
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

Some the election figures are sug-
gestlvs, AMI none mors than those which
indicate that the Democratic State ticket
came to Hudson county without majority.
Hudson county gave Mr. Green maj arity
of about 5000. That seems, from the
figures now at hand, to have been the full
measure of Mr.. Green's majority plurality
rather-in the State. The most notable
featuye os the returns, oatsiac Of those
fam sais eossp.y. IS that Mnnmc ccuntg
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07

hIRAsyT, Nov. G.The proposition 4
''ei1 2 'snos7 ,tH'taf ! s'9uy rE On h~s hasE