The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18
LEGISLATIVE TICKETS.
Candidates Of Both the Great
Parties-In Independent
Nominations.

State Senators and AssembIymen have
been nominated, and in accordance with
the Ballot reform law, certificates show
ing their nomination have been filed with
the County Clerks OF their respective,
counties. 1t is now too late to add any
names, except in the event Of the death,
resignation or removal OF candidates.
The Democrats have nominated in every
Assembly district in the State except the
Second, of Morris, and the Republicans
have omitted but one nomination, having
decided to confine their contest In Sussex
county to the Senatorship and to put no
Assembly candidate in the field.
In Hudson county Jeffersoulan-Laho
and Socialist Labor candidates have been
named in several districts. In Union
also two Socialisb-Labor candidates have
been nominated by petition. Numerous
Prohibitionists have also been named
DULY one Senator, Robert Adrain,
Democrat, Of Middlesex. president of the
last Senate. has been renominated. The
othersretiring Senators are William Car
ter, Republican, of Burlington; Walter 5.
Leaning, Republican. of Cape May. Ed
ward #. Mcdonald, Democrat, Of Hud-
son fresigned); John Mallon, Democrat,
of Passaic, and Peter d. Smith. Demo
GRAFT. of Sussex.
or the Assemblymen the Republicans
have renominated twelve. Messrs. Sharp.
OF Burlington; Cole and Engard, of Cam
den; Stokes. of Cumberland: Ketcham
and Taylor. of Essex; Potts, of Hudson,
Niece, of Hunterdon; Mulheron, OF Mer-
GER: Post. OF Morris: Ernst, of Ocean, and
Kyle, of Union, and the Democrats seven
teen, Messrs White, of Burlington; Nash,
of Camden; Van Syckel, of Cumberland:
Neider, Smith and Hardin, OF Essex.
Davidson, OF Gloucester; Moylan, OF Hud-
son; Tine, of Hunterdon; Burns, of Mer
cer Smith. of Morris; Strim pie, of Salem;
Bergen, of Somerset; Swartout, OF Sus-
sex: Carroll and Lane, of Union, and
HaggerSy, OF Warren. Richard Carroll,
Of Passaic. is also an in dependent Demo-
cratic candidate.
The list of nominations is as follows:
Democratic : !. Rsp,sblican.
Mitchell B. Perkin ST. " G Hays,
Chas b Cole. Pro.
CAPE MAY.
Lemuel e is1iller ....-. Eugene @. cole.t
R s. Hudspstht. 10 nomination
stephen B. Ransom. Pro
HUErERDoS.
| william Il. Martini :. !. John Shields,
Newton B. Rittenhouse. Pro-
Robert Adriant. ..DDJ James H. Goodwin.
Chas. e Kelly Pro.
PAssAfC.
John Hinchcliffs ; !, Eugene 49sIs e. Emlsy.
John McMickle. ........, Nicholas N. Ryerson.
Former AssembIyman. Former Senator.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
Diet. Democrat. Republican.
William Riddle. Samuel b. Hoffman.
BERGE
l. saml @. H. Wright. ". R. McIntyre
2 John H. Dupuy. ...-. Cornelius Collins.
/. Howard E. Packer aa.'.s Henry R. Lowe.
2 A. Harry White* Lewis l. Sharp
CAMDEN
/. James S. " hite- William H. Coles
q Francis J. McAdams. Joseph N. Engard.s
g. Abraham w. Nash* William II. Banks.
CAPE MAY,
Stephen F. Coleman Edmund L. Ross
CUMBERLAND.
/. Jas. Ivan syckies WILDER H. Baxter
2 Smith N. ware..-.. E c stokes'
Es5Ex
1. TT. Cavanaugh !. Albert Bender.
2 John Neider* Lewis Smith
8. Thomas smiths. A. P. Baldwin
4. Leonard Kalischf. VIM r. SWAIN
s. John P. Grover. e. W. Ketcham.
6. John r. HARDING .Thos A Webb.
z. James A. Dempsey. Louis Ost
8. Benedict Ulrich... Philip Albrecht-
9. A. r. Fftzsimmons. W L. Glorieux
10. Edward Fl. Snyderf. E. NJ. TayIore
II. N B. Woodwork. A. G. Studer.
GLOUCESTER
1. James ]. Davidson*. Solomon Iszard
HUDSON
1. Thomas Wagner. Chas W. FuIlere
2 f. T. Mclaughlin. j. Herbert Potts
3. James Tamulty - Henry Ewald-
4. T. Fl. O'Neill...... John Graham
8, Geo. A. Heaney .Danl +. Shea
g. Terrence J. Carroll. L ank T. Lockwood.
Z. Nj. Lawless. Francis McElhone.
8. James Moslan*. Otto H. Albanesius.
0. Michael ]. Coyle.. James Campbell,
10. Cornelius J. Tahen. Arthur Seitz
ii. John zeller.- George Swartz.
HusTERDoN.
j. James II. Callan. -. William u. Niece,<
2. Benjamin Z. Tines. Benjamin Bird.
/. Frederick Dellicker. Barton B, Hut chinson.
2. James w. tanning. james II. Muiheron.F
q Patrick 7. Burnsf Henry Knorr.
MIDDLEsEx.
1. John W. Beekman. :. David A Brown.
2. John H. DAILY. Hugh Mckeag.
8. Hezekiah Warne. ...James Fountain.
MONMOUTH
/. DR.. r. b. Pumy ca William H. Reid.
Reuben g. Strahan.
Q. John d. Honce. "a D. anDorn.
.. VIM. Henry Heyer. R. Tabor Parker.
NORRIS.
/. Ford ID. Smith. .TThomas Malley.
2. - --.John 4. Post.
OCEAN.
A. r. fitzpatrick. Adolph Ernst.
PAssAIc
1 VIM Busclfnann -. James Parker
2 John Johnson. Martin l.. Ward
3 Thomas flynn FRANKLIN Holland,
Richard carroll...,l Ind r
Joseph a. Durgett.. =
John F. wynne. Frank Gledhlll.
SALEM.
James strimpe.s willard f. Hnut.
SOMERSET
James j. Bergen. : George A. Dilts.
SUSSEX.
Jacob Ewartout =. No nomination.
UNION.
/. John Carroll. Augustus T. Schmidt
e. Thomas f. Lanes :, :. Ogden Woodruff
8. Sidney e. Flower. George Kyte.<
,wAR6RN
i L.Milton Wilson 49,. Calvin E. Raub.
2. d. Winters Hagerty. sByron r. Clford.
.Re-nominated. Former Member.
Baggage Master Rockers Death,
The death Of James Hooker, baggage
master on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
briefly announced in The NEWS yester-
day, occurred during the run from Eliza
beth TO Railway Deceased was one OF