The daily gazette., 1880-07-17
FIRST EDITION.
Ward Meetings.
DEMOCRATS AT WORK ALL OVER THK
CITY.

Messrs. Austin V. Gaynor, M. A.
OConnor, John Madden, James Nc
Kenna and Martin Doordan were ap-
pointed the Executive Committee of
the ward.
Messrs. O'Connor, Doordan and
Thomas Walsh were appointed a COM
mittee to report to q future meeting
the names of candidates for Council
and Inspectors.
The Executive Committee was in
struc'ed to procure suitable room az
the headquarters of the First ward
Democracy during the city and State
campaign.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call of the chairman.
SECOND WARD.
The Second ward Democrats met at
the FELTON, House with d. j. Gallagher
in the chair and b. Frank Townsend
| Secretary. j. Frank Ball, Esq, was
appointed member of City Executive
Committee, and Messrs. Ball, Charles
Cannon, VIM. Bareford, Chas. Jefferis
and Edw. A. Robinson were appointed
a ward Executive Committee.
A committee of ten, of which VIM.
Fl. Quinn is chairman, was appointed
to arrange for the organization of
Hancock and English Club. This
committee will meet on next Tuesday
evening, at Z. A. Robinson's store,
northeast corner of Second and King
streets.
THIRD WARD.
The Third ward Democrats met at
the Water Witch Engine House, last
evening, with VIM. Ii. Blake chair
man, James McGlinchey Secretary and
G. II. ID. Bedford Treasurer. VIM.
II. Blake was elected a member of the
City Executive Committee, and the
following ward Executive Committee
was appointed Eastern Precinct
VIM. G. Baugh, James Monaghan,
August Bickta Western Precinct
Peter McCloskey, Patrick Gardner,
John J. Mullen and j. p. Theodore
Fuekel. The meeting adjourned sub
ject to the call of the President.
FOURTH WARD.
The Fourth ward Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee met at VIM. J.
Morrow's office, last night, and chose
James p. Hayes as the member of The
City Executive Committee from that
ward.
FIFTH WARD.
Fifth Ward Democrats met at the
Lafayette Hotel, Ninth and Sbipley
sire cts, last night, when James Car
michael was made chairman, and Chas.
j. Campbell secretary. Ii. B. McIntire
was appointed member Of the City Ex-
ecutive Committee, and Ward Execu-
/ ~. ole NnA aAEN
ssting of Ii. B. McIntire, John Guthrie,
Enoch Moore, Jr., Thomas j. James and
VIM. ii. Lee. Names of candidates fol
Ward offices will be reported by the Ex-
ecuiivc Committee to a further meeting
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth Ward Democrats met and
) organized on Thursday evening, as al
ready reported.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh Ward Democrats, in ac-
e cordance with call issued by Vice Pres
ident, Samuel q. Peirce, assembled IL
the hall of the Friendship Engine House
e | with Thomas g. Doud in the chair and
Frank S. Kane Secretary. Thomas Mel
! lon was elected member Of the City Ex
S ecutve Committee, and the following
Ward Executive Committee was ap
pointed: Thomas e. Doud, VIM. Hick
man, and John McCatierty. The meet
ing adjourned until Wednesday evening
n next, at the same place.
: EIGHTH WARD.
Il A meeting Of the Democrats of the
n Eighth Ward was held at Taylor ant
Church streets, last evening, Joseph S
- Daley presiding. Mr.. Daley was ap
a pointed member of the City Executive
l. Committee and the Ward Executive
= Committee is composed of Messrs. VIM
n b. Norton, Richard Kelley, James f
l. Daley, James Davis and Thoma
Lynch.
The organization of the Ward is a
!. follows
President-Joseph 5. Daley.
O Vice President-Thos. l.. Lynch.
a Secretary-Taylor Gill.
e Treasurer +. Daley.
~ NINTH WARD.
,s George Barnbill presided over th
lr meeting of the Ninth ward Democrats
10 last evening, and the Old Academy wa
IL crowded to its utmost capacity. MI
IT Barnhill was elected member of tn
4. L. City and OF the Ward Executive Com
=, mttee, his associates on the latter com
n mittee being George Pike, Thomas Rowe
IA Joseph johnson and George Griffith.
ss 1t was then resolved to form a Han
lie cock and English Club and fifty name
e. we're placed upon the roll in littl
., while. George Pike was elected Secre
~ ~ tary and.John McSorey, Treasurer, an
70 the election of president was postpone
Is- until Wednesday night next to whic
i time the meeting adjourned.
OF TENTH WARD.
al The Democrats of the sold reliable
he met in the Weccacoe engine house, las
night with Robert Cottingham in th
ed chair and Allen Ruth, Secretary. Patric
81 Neary was appointed member of th
us City Executive Committee, and war
~ Executive committee was also appointe
he consisting of Patrick Neary, job
,h- Newall, Allen Ruth, james NcNulty al
IN Harry Shore. Messrs. Frank McCloske
oss VIM. McFadden and James ..McGra
rus were appointed committee to repo
no names OF candidates for City Coun'
and Inspectors. The meeting adjourn
~ subject to the call of the chairman.
eE FULL COMMITTEE.
be- The @ W Executive Committee h
been completed by these meetings, a
is as follows:
hat First ward-Wm. Kyne.
ling Second ward-J. Frank Ball.