Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-27
TXTTH WARn

tween liam B. Catlin was on hand in this ward and refused to allow any reporters present while the votes were being counted. As 8 matter of course Mir. Catlin represented the interest of Mir. Shuster for Town Clerk, and only po- licemen who favored Shuster's election were admitted to the sanctum sanctorum. The | result of the ballot was in favor of the ticket for Hugo for town clerk and James Reynolds l for Town Agent. The moderator was John J. | Dennehy who desires the COURIER reporter to announce that the result would be settled 1 on election day and not before.- The ticket also points to William O'Keefe for registrar. l There were 394 votes cast in this ward. of 1 which the Hugo ticket received 26 majority. | This was considered defeat for Catlin, and John J. Dennehy, the moderator, gave out | that the result would be contested at the polls The successful ticket was as follows: Town-John D. Belcher, Bernard Clark, Dsriel, Lysaight. Thomas F. Leddy, s. Harrison wagner City-Adopi Hirzch, William Crowley, John J. Mo- Maho-, Michael Hessler, Michael Healey, Frank H. Assessors and Board of Relief-ourtis F. Evarts. George Bromley, Jacob E. Marks Thomas F. Clne, Patrick Culum, hichard W. Meigs.
 Ward Nominating Committee-oharlss S: Gum. qhn 1ddy T9Pa1 obn Sogiy John .Ies 1 nehns oa key, Michael Doody and 25 others.
 SEVENTH WARD.
 In the Seventh ward there was as usual lively contest. Lawrence J. Coffee was mod orator. This was principally on the candi- date for alderman, although there was con test for Town Clerk, there being division of opinion between Candidates Shuster and Hugo. Billy" O'Keefe for registrar evl dently had walk over in this ward. Anoth- CT thing is evident and that is that John De- freese, the present councilman, has captured the nomination for alderman, and John Red mond, an old veteran of the late war, Burton Mansfield and William Konold will be the candidates for councilmen. There is no doubt about the delegates being solid for James Reynolds for Town Agent, and this would appear to be true in all the town wards of the city. There were 731 votes cast in this ward and the following ticket was elected by 145 majority:
 Fuller, Robert Daily, Thomas Preston. William Mo Carthy, James Reilly, Michael Cannon. Thomas Town-Thomas Redmond, Charles H. Munsoo, John Peters, Nicholas Scsn1on, Timothy Callohan, Patrick McGinniss Diedrick Coryes, Michael Naugh- ton, Thomas Brown.
 Assessors Cornelius Crowly, Terrence Sheridan, Patrick Grimes, Morgan Mooney, Thomas H. Moore, John Hughson, David Coleman, George Rockwell, Board of Relief-Edward Hanmel James Sullivan, Henry Schwagerman, John Hanrahan, John Kenne- dy, Michael Mccarthy. James Bannon, Cormick Shields William TanBey. Town ommittseman-Lawrence Coffee.
 Ward Nominating Committee-PatrickM Maber, Jas. J. McIahon John Rays. Daniel Cahfll, Felix Brad ley, Lewis Clark, John Mclaughlin, John Devlin, aveny, Henry Rumph, John Kenyon and 30 others. EIGHTH WARD.
 Town-Mayer zunder, William Geary George Chrismsn.
 City-Wilian Hylsnd, Martin Flynn, James Assessors-Daniel T. o'Nein, Joseph Lawrence,
 Board of Relief-John Thilbor. Jeremiah McGrath, Eolcott Miller.
 Miller, Michael Cannavan, William Jones, Thomas Fahsy, Jeremiah Callahan rhilip o'Brien, Christian Kump, John D-nahue, William Burdick, William Graves.
 Town committeeman--Ma.J J. McMahon.
 Bcx Tendes s-JereLniah McGrath.
 Checker-Adam Lutz. NINTH WARD.
 T wn DelegAtes-Michael T. snigg, Henry 8. Burns, Dennis Keeie Henry R. Hill, Edward Coffee. City-James H. Clark, William Fl. Gaf7ey, John s. Geelan James H. Lynch, Alfred c.IAeFon. - William Heubiseh, Edward R. Lawrence, Francis
 ward Nominating Committee-John F. shanahan, William J. oDonneIl. MiliAn J. Rathgehsr John Tevin, JamessD. King, Christopher Nichols, William M. Frtsbie and nineteen others.
 Town oOmmittse@an1William E. Dunn.
 Checker-George 0. Clark. TENTH WARD.
 Town Convention Delegatss-Henry g. Cooper, Julius Tyler Thomas F. Grsnnel1, John E. POwsIs. Alternate at Lsrge1Henry W. Green. ,--,- Peter Terhune. William Gleary, Dennis Iobin.
 Board Of Relief DeIegates-Frank 8. Andrew, Moses ". Hatch, Thomas E. German, JamesJ. Coo. Alternate at La1ge-Frank B. Byington.
 To Nominate ward ohiceFs n1ei rse A Stevens 
 Henry D. Phillips and ten others
 Town Comni tee Henry D. Phillips.
 Box Tender-Ezra B. Dibble,
 Chscker-Henry s. Cooper.
 ELEVENTH WARD.
 Ctty-seth ". Langley. William Henry Gregory, Thomas Carter,
 Town-p illian HeAny, John ". Mal1oney, Dwight 8. Terriu
 Board of Relies-Georgs C. Hamilton, William Spittler, Edward H. Farrell.
 Matthew WSlch, Thomas McEnros Willard 5. Hub bard Thomas BarIows John Merrfcks and z6 others. Town Committee-James F. Toole.
 Box Te3der-Willam B. Cornwall
 Checker-William H. Graham.
 TWELFTH WARD.
 City-William A. Kelly, Daniel Lawlor, Lawrence MeS CTS, George t. Hayden, T. G. ". Jefferson. J. Fitzgerald, John Maher, Vine street, Michael Board of Rslief-Jobn OIyne, Patrick oBrien, Francis J. Gilligan, John McGoveran, Patrick Mur- ray.
 Ward Committee-Thomas Heensn, John Dwyer, Francis J. harrison.
 Ward Nominating Committee-James Connor, John kendel Thomas r. Coleman, Patrlck Murray, Jonn Foley, Vine street, Johu Burk and twelve others Box Tender-James Kelley. Checker-John J. Foley. Town Committee-ThomaB Heenan.
 THIRTEENTH WARD-wEsTvILLE. Town Delegates-George w. Neal, Thomas J. Farley. Board of Keiief-Oharles E. Clspp. Daniel Doyle. Town Committee-E. L. Hitchcock.
 FOURTEENTH WARD. De1egates-Georgs J. Blakeslee, George 4. Linsley, AEsessors and Board Of Reltef-Henry M. Cannon, I Joseph Holiday. Town Committee-Fredk. F. Brown. Box Tender-Martin Allen. Checker-H. M shannon.