The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-15
MEN OF STATE RENOWN,
Democrats, Republicans, PrOhibi-
tiOnists and Neutrals.

! nomination in New Jersey. In letter to com
rade of the Grand Army in Camden the Senator
has so declared himself and expresses wish
that General E. Burd Grubb will make the
nomination.
Hunterdon county Prohibitionists have made
! the following nominations:-For Surrogate,
George II. Daley, of White House; First dis
trict, J. NJ. Pittenger, of Baptistown; Second,
A. L. Beaver, of High Bridge.
The annual meeting of the, New Jersey SAM
tary Association will be held in Plalnfeld on
November is and i6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Runyon have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Clementine Runyon, to Harry Caryl Has
kins, at the Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Elberon, on September 10. The newly married
couple will spend the winter in Nice.
The Episcopal Convention, which meets in
New York next month, will have strong dele
cation from the dioceses of Newark and New
Jersey. Cortlandt Parker SITS for the former
and John Carpenter for the latter. Among the
clerical deputies from New Jersey is DR.. Benja-
min Franklin, who was a leader in debate in the
Lower House four years past. Chief Justice
Fuller and his old rival, Judd, sit for Chicago;
ex-Secretary Hamilton Fish, ex-Minister to
England ]. Pierrepont Morgan and George Bliss
for New York; Seth Low for Long Island, and
ed Assistant Secretary Bancroft Davis for Mary
land.
The Morris County Prohibition Convention
will be held in Dover on Wednesday, 18th inst.
John Huyler is trying to beat Editor Henry
D. Winton for the Democratic Senatorial nonlin-
alton in Bergen county.
De Ronde and John Van Bussum are both
seeking nominations for the Assembly.
DIR. George II. Modemann who lately returned
from the West to look after his large dental in
terests in New York, will leave for Chicago
shortly.
ExJudge William t. Hoffman, who has been
largely engaged in attending to State law cases
at Trenton during the last two years. will re
establish himself in premises at the Fuller
building in this city this week. The ex-Judge is
one of the ablest jurists and one of the most
| eloquent pleaders in New Jersey.
Among the patents recently granted was one
to J. L. Firm Of this city, for rotary printing
machine; to W. F. Niles for a butter moulding
machine, and to o. thinner for a travelling bag
frame
The third party Prohibitionists of Union coun-
ty will meet at Elizabeth to nominate candidates
for the Assembly, on Saturday, September 20.
The prohibitionists of Mddlesex have nomi-
mated J. L. Blauvelt for County Clerk
Mayor August Grassman, of Hoboken; ]. Bar
ton Smith, of Newark; Samuel N. Rockhill, Of
Bordentown, and DIR. William H. Iszard, of Cam
| den, will represent the State of New Jersey at
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the l. o. O.
f., which convenes at Columbus, Ohio, tomor
row
| The story the JERSEY CITY NEWS published
| several days ago, about the alleged disagreement
between Governor Green and General Perrine, has
provoked no end of talk in State official circles.
An officer of the National Guard carrects it with
| this version:---
| "There has been no trouble at Sea Girt over the
messing of the mems The Governor gave orders
that those of the New Jersey team who on
| the range practising should take breakfast and
| dinner at the headquarters and lunch at the
! restaurant. This secured for them better ac-
commodation and suited the convenience of the
| State better General Perrine knew that the
! Governor, as COMMANDMENT Chief, had this au
| thority and did not crticise it. He, however,
lost his temper on finding several things that he
| had ordered had not been done. At the best he
| is irritable, but his sickness had made him more
! SO. He lost control of himself and brought on a
fainting spell. There is no danger of his resign.
| ing or being removed. The Governor expected
that he would kick, and was prepared for him
/ This much should be said for the Governor. that
| he treated him courteously and that the General
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