Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-25

Goodnow.
 Justices of the Peace S. Harrison Wag- ner, Charles Lichtenstein, Bernard Ehanley, Richard W. Meigs, William Schroeder, jr., George W. Bromley.
 Ward Nominating Committee-M. F. Lin quist, Jacob P. Marx Henry Marx, Michael Donovan, George 0. Webber, John Cronan, Ernest Klenke, Stephen Lang Wm. B. Cat W. Carter, James T. Way, Wm- Pendergast.
 Ward Committee = Patrick Willis, Marcus Schwed, John J. Denahy.
 Primary Committeeman-Wm. H. Carroll.
 Seventh Ward.
 Here in this ward was 'ttug of war" in deed. The great fight, almost as exciting as presidential election contest, was over the registrarship, O'Keefe, the present incum- bent, on one side, and Daniel s. Glhuly on the other. There was voting from o'clock to 8, and voting was lively. There were only two tickets run, both for Lewis for Mayor. One, large blanket ticket, was headed For Town Agent, James Reynolds for Town Clerk, John Shuster." This was also the O'Keefe ticket The other ticket was headed 'For Town Agent, James Reynolds, the Workingman's F4iend.'' As was forcibly but inelegantly expressed, 'tMr. Reynolds had pudding of it'' in this ward, it being all one way. The latter was also called 'the Reynolds, Gilhuly and. Maher ticket" The latter received 800 votes, the other 385 votes. The counting occupied over an hour, and though it was rather cold outside crowd waited for the announcement of the result The voting was at the store corner of Myrtle and Hamilton streets. The counting was done by Captain Lawrence O'Brien, Town Agent James Reynolds, W. W. Stowe and Michael F. Delaney. At about 9:3O the count finished, and the eheered vociferously for Gilhuly and his 115 majority in the ward, and for Reynolds. The delegates on the successful ticket were as follows:
 Town-James Reynolds, Daniel s. Gilhu1y, Leonard H. Perkins, Lawrence O'Brien, Pat rick Higgins, Philip Hugo, Daniel Keohane, Thomas Cummings, William O'Donnen.
 City-Patrick Maher, Francis I. Moakley, Samuel Goodman, John F. O'Keefe, George M Grant, Peter Reynolds, William McNa1n ara, Edward Hamill, John Rogers.
 Board of Relief-Charles N. Platt, John English, Michael Daley, William D. Machol, B. Munson, Henry Swaggerman, Morgan Meany.
 Justices of the Peace-Burton Mansfield, Patrick F. Kiernan, William Coogan, Edwin Burlington, Emanuel Obendorfer, Arthur Welch, James Devine, Edward l.. Cahill, Eu- gene Sullivan.
 Ward Nominating Committee-James Grimes, Richard Doolan, John Carney, David Ostenan, Cornelius Crowley, Thomas Cutler, John Hickey, James Sanders, James McIn- tire, John F. Mcclure, John Devlin, Austin Mansfield, John Nugent, Edward Mcclure, George Rockwell, Thomas Preston, Owen Kennedy Daniel Cahiu, Edward Lee
 Ward Committee-Charles Doty, ST., Mi chael Began, Michael Mccarthy.
 Primary mmltteeman-Michael Began
 Eighth Ward.
 In the Eighth there was spirited contest. The Lewis ticket, which was also a Kimberly ticket, and was headed Regular Democratic Ticket" was successful, receiving 129 against 11O votes for the other ticket. The elected delegates are:
 City-Col. Lewis L. Morgan, Thomas Brown, Frederick Schussler
 Town-Wm. H. Rawson, Patrick Conlan CWillow street), Charles Miller
 Board of Relief-Benjamin R. English, Michael Roach, Joseph Lawrence.
 Justices of the Peace-Charles L. Belcher Adam Stevens, Jeremiah Stevens.
 Ward ommittee-Richard w Waite, Jo- seph Boess, Daniel Kane.
 Committee to Nominate Ward Officers Jefferson B. Shaw, Wm. Geary Louis Luft Enos s. Kimberly, Lewis F. Korn John Breen.
 Primary Committeeman-Tho Brown
 Ninth Wand.
 In the Ninth the polling place was at 56 Webster street. The contest in this ward was very exciting, there being no less than fon1 o1-o ats ok 4ba rrI all factions of the ward were out, and did hard and earnest work in behalf of their re- spective tickets. The successful ticket was the 'Jack'' F. Moore ticket 81 of them be- ing boiled against 7S by the Tracey faction, A by the Donovan, Newhallvile party and 37 by the Hope fusionist party. The SUD- porters of the Tracey ticket enter a protest against the result, claiming that their voters were deprived the right to vote owing to the rulings of the moderator of the polling place, and they will endeavor to secure another primary in the ward, their chances being rather slim, however, in that direction from facts obtained The successful ticket in this ward will favor Lewis, Kimberly and Piggott in the city convention, and Reynolds and Hillhouse the town ticket. The delegates elected in this ward are as follows:
 Town-Dennis Keefe, William Foley, James Coady, Edward J. Coffey
 City-Birdsey c. Lake, jr, John F. Moore, Peter F. Dargan, Edson E. Blake.
 Board of Relief-John T. McGrath, Pat rick Malloy, Peter F. Stackpole, Francis Cas- sidy.
 Justices of the Peace-George J. Klem, Flu gene Lynch, Michael Keegan, Frederick Hal Her.
 Ward Nominating Committee-James Cow ans, Patrick Cox William H. Heubish, Daniel Maher, Andrew Walker, George Stafford, David O'Connell, Lyman B. Grifing Charles King, Lawrence Short, John O'Donnen.
 Ward Committee William E. Dunn, James G. Brown, John O'Ioole.
 Ward ommitteeman-JohnT T. McGrath.
 On the ticket receiving IS votes the town and city delega4es were:
 Town-John H. Tevlin, Frank D. Lud- dington, Michael Moran, Urban E. Balbier,
 City-John Geelan, Chas. Basserman George Umberfeld John H. Hizer.
 Tenth Ward.
 In the Tenth the polling place was at B Whalley avenue, opposite Dwight street. There was but one ticket in the field, part for Lewis and part for Robertson. -Shuster has strength on this ticket.
 Town-H. D. Phillips, James T. Mullen, Charles R. Whedon, Thomas F. German.
 City-Henry c. Seabrooks, Thomas F. Henry S. Cooper, Charles Egan
 Board of Relief-Fred H. Waldron, John Garrity, Henry W. Green, Patrick Herman. Justice of the Peace-Charles R. Whedon John F. Dwyer, David K. Andrews, William Cleary. Ward Committee-H D. Phillips, Maurice F. Brennan, George N. filling. Ward Nominating Committee George N. 4 A11inc (HA0rca AuO11r Otto H Wall Gharloe W. Allen, James L. Root, Austin " filling. Michael Stokes, Wellington Merchant, John | s. Lloyd, Richard H. Crowley, Michael Don- ovan, James Gallagher, Philo B. Futile, Ezra B. Dibble, Charles B. Hall, Henry W. Green, Henry A. Blakeman, Peter Terhune, Arthur 0. Shelton, James J. Coogan. Primary ommitteeman-HenryW W. Green. |
 Eleventh Ward. There were two tickets in the Eleventh | ward. One was championed by the Callahan | clement, and the other was under the super vision of James Toole The Toole ticket was | defeated the number of ballots cast being I75, of which the winning ticket received 9S |