The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-13

| OF That city. He was prior to the advent OF the
railroad, proprietor and for many years the sole
owner of the stage line between New York and
Easton, and at one time had on his various lines,
at the changing points, not less than 200 first
class horses. His headquarters in Easton was
Whites Hotel, in Centre Square.
Colonel Charles W. Thomae, a member of the
Governors staff, is understood to be conspicu
Gus candidate to succeed the late Quartermaster-
| General Perrine, being earnestly supported by
many Of the leading officers of the State Ma
tional Guard
-ExAssemblyman Throckmorton is betting that
Leon Albeit will re ceive 600 majority in Mon
mouth county, which was carried by the Republ
can candidate for Governor three years ago. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Throckmorton was
the first Democratic member of the Legislature
| to bolt the caucus nomination for United States
| Senator in 1887, when Rufus Blodgett was
elected. The friends of the latter Indignantly
deny Republican reports of his treachery and say
that Mr. Albeit has no more earnest supporter.
Ex-Sheritf Clinton Kelly, of Salem county has
been nominated by Democrats for the Office of
| County Clerk. Hiram Strong will be on the
same ticket candidate for member of AS
sembly.
Senator Mcpherson held pink rose between
his fingers during the great Democratic mass
meeting on Thursday night and occasionally re-
freshed himself with its fragrance.
Senator :McPherson bears striking resem-
bance in face, voice and manner to James Cor
don Bennett, the proprietor of the New York
Herald
VIII. Mclean. the secretarv of the New Jer
sew Association of Democratic Clubs. is an old
time Albany reporter He did, the Legislature
in 1886, and was the principal organizer of the
Bi-Centennial celebration in Albany that year.
He has great energy and "a round head for ex-
ecutive work.
Jim" Smith, of Newark has face that
wouiu nave looked wen over surpnce' anu Deeh
an VI ns'nien' W pulpit
George B. NJ. Harvey, editor of the New Jersey
edition of the World, has purchased house at
Orange. where he resides.
Justice Rusch is in MANY respects a ssport :"
and although unsopbistcated in appearance.
those who pick him up for a 'pigeon'' find that
He's been there before mapy's the time.r Sew
eral days ago, while going to the Morris Park
races three.card monte man induced the ex-
pouent of Jersey Justice To het ON .the card. "
His Honor. nothing 10th. did so, won $50, muir
| INJURED gentle ..tbank Won. moved to another
seat in the car and resumed his reading of crimi-
| nal law in New Jersey.
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Ex-Congressman Ihonas M. ferreii mas re-
moved from 9iasDoro TO cape may clty' ana Is
| president OF tne wealthy electric hght company
| 'ne'e'
| Judge Edward w. Scudder, of the Supreme
Court, presiding in the Monmouth County Circuit
at Freehold, rather surprised the lawyers on
| Monday by dismissing all cases the calendar
soon after the opening of the court. The first
case that came upwas the suit of Thomas H.
Reid, recently candidate the Prohibition
ticket for Assembly against John H. Patterson,
keeper of the State prison at Trenton. The suit
IN question was brought 10 secure money wnicn
ne claiiheo was oue as rent Ior certain iarii
ieaseo ny rfiSoh heeper ru''erson' jugs
aeuuuer promptly sran'ea a''eison non-s suit
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ana wnen tne iis' was ilnisneu tne Court ue-
cHareu esery ming Oh ior 1ne 'ern' ihis
CAUSED consiuei'oie SURPRISE aiiions ene lawyers
present. III VIC" u 'he many nquoi' s@iiioiins
anu o'ner cases 'na' were W po oiousn' up
| Ex-County Clerk James M. Brann braun when
with Germans) was greatly surprised several
| days ago to find on his desk at the Board of
| Works a delightfully."- penned invitation to join
Judge Steckler and number of very prominent
divines and LID. s at dinner at the delightful
home of the Judge in New York city. This evil
dence Of personal worth was too great for Mr..
Brann to keep to himself and he at once made a
tour.of the offices Good morning, Mr.. Register
| office. 81 see by this that my old friends have
! not forgotten me-" Mr. Haley politely read the
invitation and passed it to Sunday School Super