New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-19

alliance with The Republicans and the ticket was
defeated Mr. Kelly said dr. Gavin was; srer
cIoson in tie following year. without taxing tne c2sI
Ter az partisan. ~ had aways Shown hs sa,.y 20 sp
Tammany orgauza"2 n 9,le'll , "'s gsr aGiudea
fIon The Vanderbilt estate Amounted 20 n,gT and
Si0O0OGO00. This had eeu sraiseu 1a W;s true II
fhe Vast Sfewart estate Mr. Kelly SeAe =, lie
the necessity for Par ,, aHp dsd5 rS lis S6se dqy
feitlt'y ana isaretsy. TIE Ecniiiiat,n "ss Jai,an
oy A. sly;n gss Nominated by aeel'aii'a ,,
FnI Jnsrice vi the Maine Court A'N'iuS rorrca Inv
nos,iT9fei John A. Bar,ett. This aitO Vac o"'' ~
For Coroner, Michael r sisereop 3Enaifd i pr rnp
en came The struggle for Al rr'Gen-a. 40. Os
.,I he NJ ,eed on tae ticket IN accordance WIN Vis
ro,s"t with Irving Dali James sieyin ma, ~,
her ~ The present Beard, Ferdinand levy 5eH5o IN
and peter Mcticwuu were uai1cd Iae AsF,inio! =
sr,cts were sanel In tir arier and the chairman OF
each delegation announced its choice lh severn ~
stances The DELEGATIONS badly divided between ee
yariis candidates When the rl. was cilt,. Ia, W.
Through II was evident that sieNi;t aii Ivy NJ
,ast iistrrt Was reached Ihe cner candidates were
Withdrawn before tine vote wac aAhuuIci' ,,,'a,,i
nominations Of hessia SeVih ana levy "of' ''" .
resolution was offered reritiug tnat nssG ma
Mans were IN progress with Irving Ilah ahh Wtie 10y
vet con- ietel; therefore the Committee D1i 90, "a
lion sh1u!d be empowered % i vacancies s cna
~ conn Y ticket Mr. Kelly sail Jhab the p""'is
fcrreS Ius,n tbs COHnitfce ot Twenty -onr ~ gS
with 0thtr Democratic orgahlzalons wpa to
aInend the resolution lnst ohere 10y VIZ I,at it. re-,
p a., a,io to the Committee Organization I"f ap
iroval This was carried -, 80. = ,,,,nittee had
Unrv IunhletOu announced That cIhin y, -, -
isd o he Bar Association, AMI that John d It'rnet -
had peen approved by that bcy rs IN 1'n,nayS,oTs2
nrthv The position 10 which he had been hoiia l.
nn,3nse1 fret commissioner German moved Di'e d
committee ot one rom ear Asseroy =
fbis was adopted, and tue cbalrulah VI eaeA "oi'1"
At fhs stage of the proceedings the gah,l,u"s,sS
headed by Surrogate Calvin, entered the nall sScP go
by con,'Dtre They were receyed MIL r9 gh " nd
panse as they prOceedei y, tne pttioIin - o,fsrred
Sate thanked The Convention for the honor eohisrIet
upon him and at greater or ess lfisIh The CSu-
10 watch carefully over tnc Pu"'" i"N-'
ventiou then adjourned.
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES.
Dslano c. Calvin born In Jefferson county Az $
1924 lie was admitted to practice as an at'oi"Vy "
1s4e at WATERFOWL N Y. IN 1852 he was elec'ed DIS
,rct Attorney of Jeffe rson County. IL 1866 he re-
noved 70 this CITY, Ii 1875 he nominated Tor sur
rogate but was by s. D. Van schack VINO ran Oh
the combined Irving Han and Republican Ticket Ar'Na
sehaek died few months after entering upon the au
ties of his Office aud Mr.. Calvin was chosen ny the bor
NJ Aldermen acting Supervisors, to fiji the place un
iii the close of the year He was then nonnatei Dy
Tanmany Hall to al the une2pred term OIL MI va"
Schaick and elected. ~ /. . r.,
Inap age seventy years He came {" TINS country Wen
he was twentope YeaI ner on Committee ever since the
year 1914 He was Tor long tims the hea t az a.
The Marine Court In 1877 Mayor Ely appoiGieu ni ~
Excise Commissioner, which position he bed hth iaS'
fall. ,,,. g.. MARINE Court
Nudge k native of this city, age about forty ave years
He studied law under Daniel Lord. and mas Tor severn
wears had q good practice He is member Oi VIC baI
issnciaiior and has never held Office, although Tor
long fiIne a member Of the Tanmany Hall General Com
mittee. -, r, ,o-c ho u,s
chosen ,y the Board of Aldermen Ia MI me nexprcu
term of Patrick Lysact, deceased He was Sectea maj
fall and has chosen at every election since ht
He ia the CHAIRMAN OF the lid AsstDb Dstrct dele
cation in tue Ta;nmauy Hall General Coinl1lttee -,
Ferdinand Levy has been practising lawyer TOT tae
nast ter ears During the he served as captain III
III First IEdependant Battalion, New. York Noluh
teers t Enfans Perdus'l he mas twiee seen ueie"'e
Tor Member OF Assembly in the XIII District