The Sunday morning news., 1889-09-08
STATE N0TABILITIES.
Items of Personal Interest About
Saints and Politicians.

Everybody will be glad to learn that the cru
dite Mr.. Wilhelm F. Heppenheimer has CON
queled his arch-enemy, the rheumatism, and
that he is once again among his friends. Mr.
Heppenheimer Is scholarly and accomplished
litterateur.
The Prohibitionists held their convention at
Pennington last week. Wednesday, and made
the following nominations: = For Surrogate,
George II, Daley, of White House; Assembly,
First district, j. NJ Pittenger, Baptisttown:
Second district, A. L. Beavers, High Bridge
Rev. A. e. Ballard announces that the General
Temperance Convention, under the call of the
Church Temperance Commission and State Ali
ance, win be held in Newark on Wednesday, Sep
tember Il. Mr.. Ballard in a note says that Judi
cious action will place good many votes for the
Legislative candidates in Southern Jersey,
though whether there will be enough to over
come the redistricting of last session, is uncef-
tain. 1t will help also in Northern New Jersey.
Prof. Sylvester, of Princeton College, met with
au accident Tuesday night, while driving to hi s
residence north of Princeton. He was run into
by a runaway team going in the same direction.
His wagon was wrecked, and he was thrown
violently to the ground. He sustained serious
internal injuries and terrible laceration about
the head and body.
Elk United States Senator Cattel of Merchant
vile, found horse racing an expensive diversion
at the Merchantville track on Monday. His
pocket was picked and a wallet which repre-
sented many dollars of the Senator's wealth was
stolen. The pocketbook contained over 500 in
cash, which the Senator is willing to leave in the
finders hands if the remaining contents-which
ara of vain ou1x 10
him. Among the contents were checks, railroad
passes and valuable papers highly priced by
him.
Governor Green is Chairman of the Committee
of Governors Of the Thirteen Original States and
he has received letter from number of pronli
nent citizens of Kentucky bearing on the wisdom
Of the selection Of Philadelphia as the proper
place to erect the national monument com
memorative of the framing and adoption of the
constitution
Eben Winton, former editor and proprietor OF
the Englewood Times, was last week greatly an
noyed by pain in one of his eyes, which became
SO intense that he compelled to consult an
oculist with the result Of having small piece of
a needle extracted. Mr. Winton says that fifty
years ago piece of needle was run into his leg
near the knee, and he thinks it has been trav
ellng through his body ever since. His eye is
now ,n,nroyiny the main has s,,bsidod 80 ~
further trouble is anticipated.
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Assennoiy'
Bradley of Asbury Park, declines to be named
for Governor, but says he viii support any good
repuolican VINO may oe nominated
The Rev. E. W. Burr, who married Robert Ray
Hamilton to his murderous wife, is an uncle of j
Brown-Burr, the well known newspaper man Of
this city. Brown Burr's grandmother died
recently, and he and his brother will probably
make New York their home in the near future.