The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

LIST OF OFFICERS APPOINTED IN THE hEoh-
CANNED DIsrRIcTs-RoLLs OF MEMBERSHIP
TO BE OPEN TO INSPECTION. -..
The Republican Executive Committee met lase
night in Republican Hall. Thirty-third street.
Broadway in order to hear the report of the
subcommittee officers of the different districts
reorganized. Jacob Patterson presided at the
meeting. The report of the committee Was adopted.
leaving out the First. Ninth. Fifteenth and Twenty.
fourth districts which not completed. reso-
luton also passed that the completed rolls OF
members of the association should be open to the in
spection of member some day and evening
next week to be named by the subcommittee. The
following list of the acting officers of the differ
ent districts as passed by the Executive Commit
tee:-
Second District President, Pierre c. Van Wyck:
First Vice President, w. T. Kavanagh: Second Vice
President John W. Mommock; Treasurer. Timothy
Lynch Secretary Francis McGrane; Inspectors,
John sullivan and John Brown.
Third District.-President. Thomas II. Riley; First
Vice President Henry Jones; Second Vice President.
Francis NJ McCiee; Treasurer William j. shannon;
Secretary, William Hoonton; Inspectors. Thomas F.
Harty and Daniel Geary.
Fourth Uistricf-Presldent, E. Smith Newins; First
Vice President. James j. Bottom; Second Vice Presi-
dent. Peter Niernan Treasurer. G.. II. Baldwin; Sec
rotary. Charles NJ. Newins; Inspectors, John Denier
and W. Ncthercott.
F.1h Dist,lct-President. John H. Brady; First
Vice President James Mooney; Second Vice Presi-
dent, j. ID. Hawes; Treasurer r. Black: Secretary,
George j. Fowler; Inspectors. s. Nj. Houseley and
Sira Disirict.-President, John Simpson; First
Vice President. Drake Sopher; Second Vice Presi-
dent. H. E. Kautrowitz; Treasurer, W. II. Manning;
Secretary. J. j. Skuly; Inspectors Aichae Fay and
William Fennell. hA iA 81
Sevenm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cornelius Van Colt:
First Vice President William Morgan; Second Vice
President Francis Moulin; Treasurer. Erastus G.
Benedict Secretary Frederick A. Shields; inspec-
E.asM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert G.. McCord; First
Vice President Morton Breton; Second Vice Presi-
dent. John J. Terry; Treasurer. Andrew McCabe;
Secretary. Edward Mulny; Inspectors. q. W. Lam
thier and Thomas Riker aat
Tenth Disrlct.-President. Henry H. Haight; First
Vice President, Charles s. Strong; Second Vice
President. julius hamburger; Treasurer. Charles
j. Schondelmier; Secretary, Frederick Seibert;
Inspectors. Jeremiah NJ. Wood and Albert c. Price.
Jr.
Eleventh Districr.-President. Charles A. Peabody.
Jr. First Vice President Joseph u. Kiddoo; Second
Vice President, Stephen t. DIN; Treasurer,
Robert C. Armstrong; Secretary John G. Conner.
DR.. Inspectors. II. Ray Hamilton and John W. Acc
Ticelfh Districi.-President, Victor Heimberger;
First Vice President, Samuel Cregar; Second Vice
President, William +. Hollis: Treasurer, Archibald
Watts; Secretary. Charles II. Clark; Inspectors.
David May and Edward Westheimer.
1hirteeaM D,st,7ct.-President; Clarence ". Mead;
President, A. b. De Luna; Treasurer. Livingston
Scott; Secretary. c. q. Archibald; Inspectors.
John Miller and samuel Barclay.
Fourteenth District.-President, John II. Brady:
FRS; Vice President. John s. Phillips; Second Vice
President, Thomas j. Dugan; Treasurer. Charles
L. W. Bremen; Secretary. William Kirk; Inspec.
tors. William +. Daley and Thomas J. Carey.
Sixteenth D,strsct-President Richard NJ. Lusk;
First Vice President. Mark F. Healey Second Vice
President, John Bruton; Treasurer, NJ. McNulty;
Secretary William Tobin; Inspectors, D. b. SEQ
.SerenteenM DistrcL-Presdent. Joel W. Mason:
First Vice President. Adna H. Underhil; Second
barrow; Secretary James W. Perry Inspectors. w.
Winterbottom and L. H. Thompson.
Eighteenth Distyfc.-Presdent, Bernard Bglin;
First Vice President, Charles E. Bruce Second Vice
President, Charles T. lansing; Treasurer, Robert
Ellis; Secretary. james w. Turner; Inspectors.
James r. Cosgrove and Harry Padeford.
NineieenM District-Presdent. Charles K Bruder;
First Vice President. w: H. BsllAmy; Second Vice
President, John Davis; Treasurer. w. B. Eldridge:
Secretary, z. II. Dunn Inspectors, Alexander Mar
tin and john ]. Scully.
Itcentieut District-President Scion B. Smith; First
Vice President. Charles whtlock: Second Vice Presi-
dent Andrew Klein; Treasurer, Robert Betty; Secre-
tary. John r. Shields; Inspectors. William kellock
Twcmt.irst Dist,iet-prcsident A. J. Dittenhoefer;
First Vice President Louis Phillips Second Vice
A. Bunce; Secretary Robert .. N. Ford Inspectors.
William j. Trimble and NJ. NJ. Lindenstein.
Treny-second DsricL-President. j. c. j. Langbein;
First Vice President. L. J. Tickenor; Second Vice
President. S. b. Hamburger; Treasurer. Alfred q.
Knobloch and Charles j. Taylor.
1Wenty-ltird Observation-Disclosures, Henry welsh;
First Vice President, d. +. Porter; Second Wee
President. John ID. KINNEY; Treasurer Robert c.
Brown: Secretary. Frank s. LIE Compile; Inspectors
John Brady and Frank raymond.
As soon as the meeting was over . number of gen.
tlemen entered the room. and judging from the
words that passed some of the inspectors OF election
satisfactory to the other officers of the dis
trct. Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer was quite excited. and
when exDistrct Attorney Bliss ventured to expostu-
late talked openly the subject. saying the sub
committee had right to appoint names on the
ticket that Objectionable to the other officers.
It appears that the list in the First. Ninth.
Fifteenth Twenty fourth districts not COM
pleted was in fear OF having similar trick played
with them.