The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-07
REGULAR DEMOCRATS.

ALEXANDER CAMERON YOUNG.
Alex G. Young, nominee for Congress,
was born in Hillsboro, Somerset county.
A Clark, of Somerville and afterwards
entered the law office of Gen. fHeppen-
heimer. He graduated from Columbia
College and opened an Office in Hoboken.
He is married
WILLIAM HELLER
William Heller. candidate for Sheriff,
was born in Jersey City and educated in
was water assessor. He was elected to
the Board of Freeholders four years ago,
and at the last election was elected Di-
rector-at-Large. Mr.. Heller lives on
JAMES T. LILL1s.
James T. Lillis. candidate for Surrogate,
has been connected with the Surrogate's
office for nearly twenty years. beginning
highest under the Surrogate He was
born in Gutenberg and graduated from
Rutgers College
William C. Necker, the candidate for
Coroner, is a resident of Unibn Hill, and
engaged in the undertaking business. He
Is young man and has never been ac-
lively mixed up In politics ere this.
LOUIS O'LEARY.
Louis O'Leary, candidate for Assembly,
from the First district. is a resident of
employ of the Standard Oh Company He
is about 40 years of age and this is his
first step in public life
CARL H. RUEMPLER.
the @ second udmptss dstei 'iaalaafe has Been fr0m
resident Of this city for thirty-two years,
and is engaged IN business near the
Court House. At the last election he was
wish him to get back again.
JOHN E. HEWITT.
John e. Hewitt, candidate from the
Third district, is the postmaster of this
in New York City fifty-four years ago,
and has been ins Jersey City for over half
a century
John YAH SohN QUEEN He eansIaaas auPeN from the
Third district, is again up for election.
He is with the law firm of Collins & Cor
bin, and is graduate of Princeton. He
is a native of Hunterdon county. where
his brother is practicing as a lawyer.
EDWARD HOOS.
Edward Hoos, candidate from the Fifth
district, is member of the firm of Hoos
& Schulz, furniture dealers of this city.
He was in the last Legislature, and has
been in the Board of Aldermen and Board
Of eials Education y, Of @ tbs city Mr.; Hoos re-
sides s1 IN Jersey City and has large fam
PIERCE ]. FLEMING.
Pierce j. Fleming, candidate for the
Sixth district, is clerk in the County
many years. He was elected Alderman ar
from the Horseshoe in 1898, and this viii
be his third term in the Legislature
should he be elected.
ADOLPH WALTER, JR.
Adolph Walter, Jr., candidate from the
Seventh district is resident of jersey
City and a son of A. Walter, the jeweller,
of Newark avenue. He was once con-
rected with the Fourth Regiment, but
resigned not long ago. He has never
been i'll amy political position and is a
new man.
MICHAEL J. BRuDER.
Michael ]. Bruder, candidate from the
Eighth district, is In the building trade,
and resides in Harrison. He, like many
others on the ticket, is a new man. Mr..
Bruder is married and about forty years
Of age.
JOHN J. MARNEIL
John ]. Marnell candidate from the
Ninth district, comes from Hoboken
where he is practicing law. He is a
member of the firm of Skinner, Marnell &
Fallon, and this is his first venture in
politics.
HORACE ALLEN.
Horace Allen, candidate from the Tenth
district. has served a term in the Legis-
lature. He was born in Monmouth coun-
ty in 1866. and graduated from Has
brouck's Institute. He studied law with
Mr.: ]. F. Minturn, and is now practieing
in Hoboken.
CHARLES T. BAUER.
Charles Theodore Bauer, candidate from
the Eleventh district, is up for reelection
to the Assembly, to which he was sent
last year. He is resident of Hoboken
and is er aged in the insurance business
ir that cry. He was born In Hoboken
and educated abroad.