, 1876-09-22


were nhont to resort To blows when couple of
policemen marched in, the Disturbance ceased
md tho election went on. After. selecting tho
abore-named delegates tho n,ccling adjourned.
SEVENTH WARD.
elected: First Precinct, William uugan. Aec-
otd, Michael Kenny: Third. John l.: 1loerocrr,
1T:j Fou5th, Themas Me2ueeney; finl, n, Y
FMlslas sst Exnr Mu1phy ssysntnh n,ns, q
large, Gail nradcr' Conrad NIclol, r. G.
Hatch, and James Ctnwry.
Rraf1Ttf WARD.
The delegates ~ this mard were: First Pre-
Fi!th John t Ryaa; @ gi3.l, l AaI;ass Ne!p!s; sc7..
enth, fhon,as Clark: Eighth, Michael Kelseher;
Ninth, Daniel ahcetly; Tenth, James Bradley;
Eleventh, 4. u. Cticadek; Twelfth, DR.. VIII.
toGntb, NJ. EYaBscrmnn.
NINTH WARD.
The Ninth Ward Democrats met last night at
No. 100 lfalstcd strcct d. y. 1loveloy presid-
as iloas iiu Themas IS Brenan b Lavin ts; sna o " g.
enowhook Delegates 10 tho Legislative Convcr.
t!on.
TENTH WARD.
In tho TCnt(, Ward the meeting WIS howl
Ing mob from its inception. A. &. Storey did
win. Tho row commenced upon tho apptca-
tion Of tho Scandinavian Club for admission
and right to vote. John Qarrlck plcnued
innam,srh M liz Ciuh Ind foifr1i ~ cnnforn to
Ahe instructtons ~ tho Ton.r"f ram miiirc thcv
could hnvo no ynicr ~ 1his nnasio item annry.
and, in tho midst Of most .'!tgruccfnl sc!nc,
they Lett the room tO avoid helbg Iorcihly
cre,vi t,.,. ~. ..rsto H." MnTnona nn
irlsh fnr nosttiuns "a deIcratcs. The latter
wcro bcst rrnrescn;ci. however. md had every
thing their own way. the former at times throat
tn ,nI1nirht s ibe ~ hiowlng dc"satcs @ Ind hccp
selected: First Precinct, Mathew Golfer; Scc.
ond, John G. Cullen; Third, Georeo Hoffman;
js. jEsa.'6, H.. JessPI1 S|slssia mp dslsKstssst
vianss ~ ailovinp thnm onc nv of ss thcrs snnnher %
~ ELEVENTH nv wAnp, >' '''
The Democratic Primary Convention of tho
lialj, Augustus VIM Burcn ii tbs cl,nir, and
Charlce T. WIitc sccrctary. :rhn fs'iinwimft
l,etsona we're c1rrtrd lInlrrafsa. First prrc1,.rf
Patrick Crowley: sesniiI. 3. IL Danoifls:
Third, D!. G. ). Tho,nas; Fourth, Frank
TWELFTH VAIN.
The 9,ernoerntfr 1srin,nrv f;nnvcntfon for Aha
Twelfth Wnra met iast evSntn,, nj thn cor,,cr of
Western avenue and Siadison strect Ct md eicctsd
!. pnnnl,y: Thini. is'.s + T. whtc: % F',rt ncS " =
Frawiov. M y A' =" ''Ae' N'D' ~ W. "'
TI1nTEEsTH WARD.
Tho Democra:c Primary Convention OF the
Thirteenth War.i met last evening nt No, 0bf
Indiana street, and elected as delegates to tho
Legislative Convention, Joseph Lcdcrer, 4. 3.
A'exnilder, ratTiek Caslnu, Simon unlltnaI,
md w. UBr1er, Jr.
FOURTEENTH ward.
In tho Fourteenth Ward al Was chaos. To
start with, thu meeting rcPudtatel tho tnstrle-
tious and rules ot tile Central Committee, md
practically went hack to The old primary. sys-
ten. The greatest hisscnston characterized cv-
cry movement, nnd the right to vote early and
oiteii--tan old Democratic tenct-was faith-
fully observed, 1or, while there were
nut 10 exceed l0o persons IN
the room, some Of the ballots counted
double that number, and the "stulllng '" proc
tas WAS hailed with delight by the numerous
"lscforn' ~ candidates who were passing through
thc crowd. Tho balioting resulted lil the sclcc-
t41n Of tlie following delegates:
First Precinct, silchac! Carr; Second, Tier
rnnnn puechuer; THIRD, Edward lIanley; Fourth,
Ant?n Dcttner; Filth, John Allun; sixth, John
!ied4yi Seventh, Anthony Hermann; Al largo
". a. Lcbuy, l}crnasd Schonclnnn, Peter Lo-
goua, Theodore lIintn and L. BaruEuun-
rlfTEzNTlI WAND.
The Fifteenth Ward Detlucrats held meet
InE last UYeJit ut No, G2S iIatrollHG 6trCEt md