Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-02
Republican City Convention.

Large Attendance-A Committee AID
 pointed to Bring Forward a Ticket
 The Convention Adjoarns I'll To-
 Night.
 The Republican City convention for the nomination of ticket for Mayor and otker city officers was held last evening at Repub. hcan headquarters in the Insurance building. There was large attendance. The conven- ton was called to order by Lucius P. Deming, chairman of the RepublicanTown committed Prof. Simeon E. Baldwin was appointed chairman and Julius c. Cable of Fair Ha- ven, clerk of the City court, secretary 4assrs. Edward Wines, William J. Atwater and w. H. Farnham were appointed the con- mittee on credentials. They reported the following list of delegates:
 First ward-George H. Ford, James F. Colby, Wm.
 Besbe, % s; s: Ihompson, simeon E. Baldwin.
 Dwight & W: Blakeslee, Peter Mcouaid.
 Fourth ward-Henry c. Long, Jacob Nepel Charles
 J. French, Edward Wines.
 Fifth ward-B. E. Douglass, F. G. Vest A. G.snell.
 Sixth Ward-A H. Kellam, F. H. Brown, George s.
 Allen.
 Seventh ward-Frank W. Yale, Louis Feldman
 Eighth ward-Wm. J. Atwater, J. N. Champion, J.
 D: Whitmore; George L. Bakeman.
 Godette, Myron Gilbert.
 on %9nth FaT,rI FaEdJGhn g. Fowler Charles w. Palmer
 f, Eleventh ward-John T. Sloan, Herbert Jones' Ed. 5. Sw lft Cornelius A. Howard, Twelfth ward-Thomas Forsyth, J. c. Cable, The report was adopted. Judge Sheldon
 moved the appointment of 8 committee of one from each ward to bring forward a ticket The motion was seconded by John
 H. Rowland, who moved that each ward se-
 feet delegate in ward caucus, and amend ed was carried. The following names were
 upon deliberation brought forward and ap-
 pointed the nominating committee: NOMINATING COMMITTEE. First-Simeon E. Baldwin Second-Dwight W. Blakeslee. Third-Joseph H. Smith. Fourth-Henry 0. Long. Fifth-B. Fifth H. H Ro,3g RRo,n3glass,jr. Seventh-Louis Feldman. Eighth-William J. Atwater. Tenth-John S. Fowler Eleventh-J G. Sloan Twelfth-Julius c. Cable. On motion it was voted that the conven- tlon adjourn to meet again this evening at 7:3O o'clock to hear the report of the nomi- hating committee. The nominating commit tee have session this morning The names of John l.. Treat, General B. s. Greeley and James D. Dewell were among those mention ed for the nomination for Mayor, while there was some disposition to favor the nomina- tion of citizens ticket. Police Notes. Among the arrests last evening Nellie Sheehan
 and Elizabeth Day for attempted robbery of John E. kenney. James Dorsey also arrested a charge of enbezzlement, Thomas Ellis will have to answer betore the City Court on a charge of breach of the peace Death of General Daniel Tyler, of the Old First. General Daniel Tyler, who born in Brooklyn,
 Conn.,, February p, 1799, whose father Captain
 iel Tyler was Putnams adjutant at Bunker Hil died
 at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York, Thursday event
 ing of pneumonia, with which he had been attacked | last Friday His mother, Mary Edwards was the l granddaughter of Jonathan Edwards, and first cousin of Aaron Burr Republican Ward Tickets. l Additional Republican ward nominations are as follows SECOND Alderman-Dennis A. BIakeslee. Councilmen-Edward P. Merwin, Fr ank ". Bene- | dict, John H. Clark. l FOURTH WARD. Alderman-David W. Sharpe. 1 Councilmen-Charles B. Foster IozelIe Foote A. Chauncey Jones. The BOWman-Palmer Wrestling Match. l The wrestling match at the American Thea
 ter between George Palmer and Harry Bow
 man, which was inaugurated at the Thanks 1 giving matinee, has resulted in two falls for Bowman and one for Palmer. The match
 will be continued to-day, the conditions re- | quiring that one fall be had at each per- l formance until three falls out of five are won I L.