The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-27
A! REPUBLICAN RUSH
Hudson County Executive
Committee Prepares for
Freeho1der Elections.
PRIMARIES, FRIDAY; CON
VENTION, MONDAY.
In Face Of the Fact That Bill
Has Not Passed the
Legislature.
New Hudson County Commission
ers Of Deeds ds-Insurance Com
pany Scored.
Special to the Jersey Citv Ne,cs.


TRENTON, March 81, 1s94-The Executive
Committee of the Hudson County Republi-
can Committee met here today and decided
to hold the primaries in Hudson County on
Friday evening from seven to nine
o'clock at the same places they
were held last fall. The rep
presentation will be the same and
by districts. The county convention will be
held Monday night at a place to be desig-
mated later This action was rendered neces-
sary by the decision of the house to
pass the Essex Freeholder bill
It is believed this will render a
postponement of the spring election unnec-
essary The bill providing for the post
ponement will remain on the calendar for
use in case of delays or accidents.
INSURANCE COMPANY SCORED.
Max Salinger scored the Prudential lnsur-
ance Company this morning. "Ihey claim
to be very mutual concern, he said. "They
are mutual among themselves. How did
they put up that fine building in Newarks
poor. Where did anybody ever benefit by
them except themselves"
Mr.. Eisele's bill, prohibiting agents OF
life insurance companies giving rebates, was
under discussion. Messrs. Flynn, Salinger,
Thompson, Coyle and others spoke
against the bill. Messrs. Eisele
and Edwards advocated the measure.
DR.. Edwards was quite hurt over an in
sinuation that he was an examining physl-
clan for the Prudential Insurance Company.
sit is not so.r he declared.
81 have been told that the gen tleman
acted in such capacity some time ago"
Mr. Flynn remarked.
To this Dr. Edwards made no reply.
MIR. Thompson described the insurance
business as 4 H. A game.
The bill was beaten by 50 to IL.
KIND OF GOING SLOW.
The first effects of the decision of the Re-
publican State Committee to go slow was
felt in the Senate this morning. A resolu-
ton was carried calling upon the House to
return for further consideration the bills
which take off the official head of b.
Ford, the State Superintendent. This, it
was said, was the result of q conference held
between Sheriff Toffey and ex-Comptroler
Anderson Senator Skirrn says, however,
the bill was recalled simply to amend it SO
custodian of the State House, with power
to appoint janitor.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
The joint meeting met at noon and elected
these Commissioners of Deeds of Hudson.
Jersey City, First district, Harry B.
Holmes, William r. Kete and Eugene j.
Davis: Second district. John ]. Heany,
Percy Flemming and Thomas j. Furey
Third district, Martin Finck and John b.
Prillwitz; Fifth district, Henry Bundy and
Charles C. Jewell; Sixth district, James G.
Young and John J. M. Laney.
Town of Union, Second ward, Louis G.
Hauenstein. Frank J. Strike and John A.
Ross: Fourth ward, Samuel E. Renner.
Hoboken, Third ward, August Moller and
John Bremmerman.
Union Township, John E. Otis.
Weehawken, Robert H. Noble, Otto N
Member, William Davis and James Price
West Hoboken, First ward, Richard 3.
Galbrath: Third ward, Forrest Brown and
Henry Kart.
The joint meeting adjourned to April 8.