New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11

Russell George Bliss William !: s'rons ss,e "a.
C. OConnor jr Nicholas hhsv
Jobn \ Freeman 3 Rothschiid. Oscar PUSH Saihuei v"
Swavne George b. Morris. Benjamin }. Levy
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Tho urinary election Of the XIIth Assembly District
held AT No 29l East Fourth-st. was quiet there oe,iS
hut one ticket in the field About $50 votes were poeo
ana the following ticket was elected; ,,,, ,rcust
County-Gcorge billiard George W; =, .on,r r Richori
Kohn. John smith, George Dorm Joseph " '''''
' gisgins chrrlf f1 sa%S
joel Iindlcr Lewis W. Mead. Ihohh's l." i'
August Biaun, Robert Elliott, jr
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
There were about $50 votes cast ~ Inc prI'n''! " Wv
XIIith Assembly District held at No ZoZ h'S"'""''
There was an opposition ticket containing 'ne "'no "
Isaac Dayton and other members of the associauoh
The following ticket received n large majority:
Countv-Frcderick s Gibbs, Arson g. McCook Gar
cnce W Meade Charles Z. Gilbert. Charles : spen'VWr
Henry l. spnsqe FrSderc lame, @ PEARSON. Carson G.
Archibald, William Waerhouse. ,,,;,a, NJ Fischer
1cn.niah G. Norton George Hamaun. Arthur ID. VII
Jams Henry Comstock. william Wade JdreS CrS'n
Theodore X. Tuthil Joseph Farrell Befha'" 'i'7"'
James McGynn.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
In the XVIII Assembly District the primary was he.'
M the Headquarters of the District Association NO v
ticket which received 500 votes The dclegatgN aIN
sount,-John r. X9gent E RoScT - bo'"
Il raGe Br arob '" & Datdhcr r
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Tho Rcpuicans of the XVIII District had the privlege
Of voting NJ No 46s or Az Eighthave As usual inc
smaller local leaders failed TO pool 'n'i
issues. and two tickets were pace" ~
the field The regular polling place Oh 'n'
district is No Az which is also the headquarters oil inc
william I Decnau Association, the members of when
nrc active Republicans The rooms of the hePunl'"l
organization arc at No i6s. The regularly appointed
inspectors. according to f. A. PctnSrew chairman u
The hi strict organization could obtain room AZ No.
Az and therefore opened poll at No 409. NO az
was designated by Central Committee as inc po'hs
ploce and when the inspectors failed to appear NJ L.
Claire of the County Committee. and eight OF te 'om
mittee of Forty appointed aSinspectorsJ jesse D.
Michael shanneSsey. Thomas Maoney ana JON" y
Kelly DR. l. c. Goodman. of the most active
Republicans in the district said that the votes
pollcd at No Az were cast Tor the regular
ticket which would he recognized by the count!
Committee The opposition he said admitted TINS 10y
stating their tickets that the npor by
The Degnan Association was as follows: , p,,,
Dwyer Ic12I e. iealE j. j. Goodman, MD NJ. X. Ho
lister, Frank Merkel John G. Fischer. - =, liu.
ham anthony Miller John d. Hoag j. Williams Alex
andcr Gr,acc. Jacob rowles MaurlSe 9chwarHt ouovs
Coa%ty"ohn Fischer Daniel Robinson NJ ;n ii0
II s'S S Ae'm '{ GTeacen Henry G. sssE
,onal-l 4. rcttigrcw Jacob powleS I T., g.
Lee NJ. j. sharp. John Hank, T. L. FaIieisoh' hose"
ggls T-Sfir cI wnr rs votes cast for the ticket
tI E S "' AZ 10 lbs ali the votes poed-3l5
o"ici in The district during the day aud evening No
disturbance occurred and both polling places were closed
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
There MIS- a brisk contest in the XVIII District ne
tween the regular organization under the leadership Of
Michael Cream. and the Independent Repnoleah7'
whose ii, kot was headed lay John Falconer Inc PohE
place No. ~ Second ave, was wei pfo'e'e" WIN
policemen who kept every ~ good distance rom
Inc hnVc, except the officers OF the primary ana lew
Representatives of each faction There were 90 n"so
If which Cream ticket received 200 10 - iu
The opuo,iiou MrCrcgn much elaied al ne rc,a,
lie sand that this was the third e9Alcs' men ni ~ ri
made AGAINST him and that he lad bech Succ'ssI J." '
The following is the successful ckct M. pr.r+,
Countv-Nfichael Cregan. Colonel Thomas Eahorly'
Edward :. Go,- John r. Pore Rlenard NJ: l LlSn r,ip
Congressional -BelhaiI, =. he"Iino' W. u ro,ror
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
There was only ono ticket in the XNlIth District ana
the election passed of without ripple I'VE are per
,ccty unanimous mp here. said an inspector The mum
Der of vote, east was AZ The election was held III me
Town Hall, No. 81 West Torty-sc9enth--t. Following
couniy Joel " Mason Z r. Thompson, jr, RCher
Gordon. ibcn Dlnarcst. Jame, ". Perry, Samie
Mime V K. Cooper. Richard j. Lewis Johh H. No
Tnc",l" FrSdcri,k T. Coylc. David Iaughland
George Pnci,cy, :. y. sinonron. james smiley Josoln
Andcr,on. Frank schonenhcrs. David Thorn. Duncan
'I.rnTG.ciaGTiam earns. john McC!sye. BENJAMIN 7.
Finley Joel : Mason. william H. Maxwell Thomas
Miller Robert White, Wilson Hcfr!man' Louis Nenuei'
William t"lhri.
EIGHTEENTH pl-IkItI
In tlc XVIlIth Assembly District there WIS no con
1taul l, about one fourth Of tho enrolled vote OF The
district wa, polled. The following delegates were
elected: . r.t :,
Jecktor,. rhoma, BARLEY and Richard IL. Nuscnt.
Coz fl..,ionai-Pai GautcIt. William H. Richards
Joseph T.. Jardiuc. Theodore Il. Slii'h' "ilhah H.
Arnold.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
The primary election III the XiXth District was hclo
at Indci~ Hall at the Boulevard and G7thst Inc vote
was very LIGHT. entire harmony prevailed III the as
trct Their. are only two Independents in the district
lint during the evening one Of them. W j. selisman. On
dcavorcd to vote and bunll told BY The SUPERVISOR
that Democratic ballots were moi wanted The follow
County William II; Bellamy, George W, Hamilton .i,
Profc~,or John + - Hnn' G , W, tntSeE D"'i'
Congl, ..onal- Isaac o Hunt. Audrey Powell Koscl
L. Richardson. Edward y Griffin. +. N. Dunn, iG"ai,
A Dlienbcck. David NJ. Holmes. Leopold Leo. John j
Jmdc.Ai- Alexander Marlin James Linden; JOIN
Rcisnwebcr John O. Peter, George f. Best John Hui
magic
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
Tho election of the XXth District held nj BIcvOor
Hall. No. I5l East Fifty-fcurthst The primary wa
ouiet there being only ticket in the field. Two hun
dred and ten votes cast aud the following uckc
elected: ,, , :,
Fischer Robert Betty. Herman Cantor Jui~ l@ndaner
Phiip ~. Larney. Adolph Rosoniha scion - @,niih ,
Congressional William kcuck. john H. shields. Lou
Hess. Charles 4. Adams Daniel LOWS NJ - Befhaf,
Mullen. Charles Frunnickt Ralph Archibald George
Van Brunt
TWENTY FIRST DlsrRlCr
The contest in the XXlst District which had no bear
ing upon National politics, bnt was simply the effort ot
faction which put forth Ticket an opposition I" III
regular ticket presented 10y the District Committee
vbch George H. tnthcari Is chairman. with n vic'
10 controlling municipal nominations. resulted IA
pronounced Victory for the "tegulnrs' Though thcf
was strong iccng on both sides the election passed -
quietly and at the cosc the tictots nna the 'aqnshe
erigard 80 bo on the beet uf terms The vote dnil
4. IA INIT Ia ia.
ietat ihinug present Md numerous ballots Wcir d'
tosit,d Aiir welt known Republicans residing hi th