The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-22
EVERYONE KNOWS THEM.
And So the Entire State is Inter-
ested in Their Doings.


mittee Friday night, Siegfried Hammerschlae
made some whining complaint about General
Sewell's dictation in State politics. 'Did you
find out about it,, some one asked, i'when you
learned that it was cooler on the sidewalk"
THAT'S Bob Davis" said Johnny McKaig
one of the NEWS typos, to an Italian barber on
the State Fair grounds, at Waverly, the otheI
day as he pointed out thick set little man neal
the presidents tent
Barber Davis Ell, !" asked the italian razor
Singer. Him makee much money!"
"Oh, yes; he makes $40 day at the Cour
House,
Il make him acquaintance" returned tn e
italian barber. Him takee me into peesness
mebbe."
Mayor Haynes win doubtless be renominated
for Mayor of Newark. But hard fight is being
made against him.
Robert C. Patterson, first lieutenant and quar-
termaster of the Fourteenth Pennsylvania Regi-
ment, in letter to Colonel Watres. inspector OF
| rifle practice. charges the New York officials at
the Creedmoor match with attempting to win
the trophy by unfair means
J. Frank Fort, chairman of the New Jersey
Republican Convention, has announced the APP
pointment of the following as members-at- large
of the Republican State Committee Garrett A,
Hobart, of Passaie; George A. Halsey, of New
ark; Alexander G. Catten, of Camden, and Ed
ward J. Anderson, of Mercer.
The Democratic campaign will be this year, as
twas last year, under the personal management
of Allan L. McDermott, who has been reelected
chairman Of the State Committee Willard
Fiske viii be in his accustomed chair as secre
taIy of the committee. Supreme Court Clerk
Ben Lee will have the care of the campaign
| funds.
The Rev. Richard Motley, of this city, deliv.
cred the installation address at the recent meet
ing, in Newark, of the National Board of Honor,
/ colored organization the object of which is to
erect and maintain a home for aged colored
people,
Supreme Court Judge Depere, of Newark, has
returned from Newark, looking ever so much
better for his journey.
Ex-senator Cornish, Immediately on hearing
that he had been recommended as member of
the State Executive Committee by the unani-
nous vote of the delegates from the counties OF
Sussex, Hunterdon and Warren wrote to Chair
man Werts that, owing to the serious illness Of
his son, ex-Mayor Cornish, and the extra labor
he was obliged to perform in the management OF
their business, it would be impossible for him to
assume any additional work
Mrs. Derry of the Boston Ideal Troupe or as
she is better known, Nellie Mc1ntire the talented
young actress, is now lying at the point of death
from consumption, at her home in New Bruins
wick.
Leon Albeit Will be ffty-four years OF age
next 'iioh'n'
Archdeanery of New Brunswick will hold It's
Quarterly Convocatlon on the gath of September,
Ia ot. Peter Church IN Perth Amboy. The Arch
$500 COMPRISES an 'iie episcopal cnurcnes
49, - =. .na' pS'r' vi the ooaoe oee"oen
..DAloe'n anu trenton ABOUT forty delegates
"ie eAiso'eu az inns illee'ng'
Oeniuen postmaster mas Deen forced TO ASK
el1e Aoinier Deihocratic assistant, FRANK Yinton'
" ooiiio pscA anu rescue tne once from the oe
s'iiA''eon ineo winch IL naa laieh on account
oi Vne ineeliperahce OF ms own assistant.
Bishop James n Fitzgerald, of the Method st
Episcopai church. formerly Presiding Elder Of
'ne ratersoh uistrice' mas had the honorary title
OIL LIZ D. conferred upon him by Hamlin Uni
versity, whicn is located near the Bishops resi-
aence IN one Oh the western States.
Judge John McGregor, who has been seriously
i'll at his summer home in Madison, was taken ia
Newark last Monday morning, and is now rest
ing comfortably at MS nome on Broad street
Mr. Mcdregor mas mud no bad turn since last
thursday, and' although he Is still very sick
man. ms TRENDS ana attending physicians have
STRONG hopes mat ne VIII pun through all right.
The Morris County Democratic Convention viii
meet at lIorristown on October 8.
Burlington county Prohibitionists have nolnin