New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

X DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURL
Robert Ray Hamilton Charles A. Peabody, r Robert @.
Hone, Joel b. Erhardt, Buchanan winthrop rrancis "a
Lcggett Prescott Han Butler L. > Quincy, inonas u
Jarrett, Benjamin j. Levy and George D. MOTIFS
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
The excitement the election in the Kiln District
ran high There were two parties, one headed by Alder
man George Hiiard and the other by Victor Hembergcr
Each put forth all its energies The struggle began al the
reenroment The result last night was that the ucKe
headed by Mr.. Hard elected by a vote OF
$40 against 1876 votes for the opposition
.sWhen we began the rc-enromcnt said Mr.. Hilliard
last night resolved that this district should not be
run by few politicians; determined to bring In
young Republicans and the business men OF this dis
trct swell the organization We got the business men
interested and worked night and day. The result was
that msn had taken part the primaries and
had belonged to organization, joined There
were many young men among them. When the ticket
made out taken that 1t should not be com
posed OF politicians, but Of business men. There
only two Office holders among the County Committee
delegates We have had opposition OF every kind but we
have scored great victory"
Victor Hemberger denounced his opponent IN strong
terms "This is your work." he said last evening.
turning 10 of the supporters OF the billiard ticket;
sit is the work of far smarter than any OF you.and
that is John ]. OBren. he has managed the whole
business and has kept $50 Of from voting You
fellows did not have brains enough TO bring about this
result"
The polls had not yet been closed yet Mr. Heimberger
convinced that he had been beaten. You will hear
from yet" he said, shall contest this" One OF
Mr. Heimbergers friends, after the polls were cosde,
demanded the privilege OF watching the opening and
counting Of the ballots This readily granted, and
he stood close by elbows OF of the inspectors
during the Proceedng There were some fifteen police
was perfectly quiet however Mr. billiards friends remain
until the ballots counted and then gave cheers on the
776 the number OF ballots cast was 694 of which the
lliard ticket received 549 There were few scratches
Following are the delegates to County Committee;
George billiard, John c. Limbeck Lewis W Mead. Au-
Meyer, William H. Huber, David W. Kohn, John smith.
Among the members OF the District Committee
Moritz Rothschld, Frederick Klein, Wckes Washburn,
NJ d.. stephen LaFOrest, William Steen, Thomas W. skely,
Edward Patow, Frederick Bundstein, Samuel Cregar,
N. ID.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
The absence OF any opposition largely reduced the vote
that would otherwise have been cast in the XIIh Dis
tric Owing the excellent arrangements there
great delay in voting any time The factions that
waged solively cOntests little than year have
together and both represented on the ticket
There challenging All the prominent Republicans
in the district represented the County or District
The registered numbered AS. The
only 1868 The following the delegates
to the County Committee Hugh Gardner, John p. Win
doph. Frederick 9. Gibbs James Pearson, Charles s.
Spencer, Frederick G. Gedney John W. Marshall Isaac
Dayton, Adoph Hermann. Henry L. Sprague, OrTtn ID.
IswFebcei John B. PanSes George ". Peafce. Among
the prominent members Of the District Committee
Elijah NJ. Fischer, George W. DelanO. Clarence ".
Meade Andrew ]. Moore. Alexander d. Gardner James
McAfee, Alexander Murray and Carson G. Archibald.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
The room in which the polling in the XVIII District
took place was crowded almost to suffOc3tOn all
the evening. The sidewalk in front OF the build
ing was obstructed by knots OF men interest
cd the election. Captain McCulugh with
ten policemen kept order. There were two
tickets, headed by John II. Brady and
the other by John r. Nugent. The voting proceeded
quietly with little interruption from ohallengers While
the ballots were being counted Thomas W Robinson and
John Lawrence, two watchers for MI Bradys ticket be-
indignant at the In which the inspectors
performing their duties, and left the They
stated that Brady tickets repeatedly counted
Nugent tickets and that their protests passed
needed by the committee. The whole number
of ballots cast was 7S4. The Nugent ticket
received AS and the Brady ticket 3Os There were only
eight scattering votes The delegates elected to the
County Committee John II. NuGent Samuel ID. Fol-
som Paul schnitzler. James Felowes Bruno 0. W Der
ger Louis Lehman and George A. Schafmayer. Among
those elected as members OF the District Committee were
Robert y. Thompson Robert r. Boyd. John L. Schmidt
hamburger, Jacob c. butcher Jrp and Frederick W.
Young.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
In the XVIII District there thrcatenlngs dscord
from the time the opened early in the morn
ing T. A. Petegew president Of the former Republican
Association, and NJ. @. HOLSTER, the leader OF
the Independents joined forces and Wednesday decided
upon a ticket which they thought would harmonic all
the elements. But their hopes disappointed DR.
Goodman. when the enrolment first declared n sue
cess decided that he would lead third faction. and 20
headed what termed L" The Old Association" num-
herring about thirty members. He refused recoanlze
the right OF the union because 1t nominated
among Others, men who he claimed had
defeated Anthony W. Miller at the Aldermanic election
IN no int In
ton yesterday and succeeded in polling about AS votes
out OF the 400 that cast The voting continued
until 1890 the association rooms filled with
voters at the time OF closing the doors While the votes
being counted Dr. Goodman ap-
Republicans and was repoached for his opposition Dr.
Goodman took umbrage at this and promptly Knocked
Of the gt by BUSTING Mr. Burke out Of the room
There nearlyt wenty challenges Of votes made
association but beyond DR.. GOodman's trouble the
election passed uneyenuly The following were elected
thony W Miller, William NJ Montgomery, John C. Fischer.
George F. Hopper John Frick' Edmund g. Lee, Daniel NJ
Robinson, NJ f. Clare, aud E. r Patterson. Among the
Joseph II. Hatch. John f. Dorshelmer, r NJ J. Sharp
Frank Merkel, Abram Qnackonbush p. H. Herman, b. f.
Anderson, and ID. j. Earl
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
The XvIth District primary. at No. 427 sccondave.
was lively though not marked by any disturbance OF the
peace. pocesergcant and several officers kept order
and guided the voters into line that kept constantly
passing to the balot-boxcs The opposition
was largely a personal one to Captain Michael
Cregan, who has been the leader and
president Of the district association for many years John
d. Ottwel was considered the principal promoter of the
opposition ticket which bore at the head the name Of
Jackson s. Schultz aud contained among others the
names OF Thomas I. COmmerfOrd Thomas Fell. Henry
Wilson. william II. Hail. John T. Crawford and Sidney
Fisher. A son of william NJ. Evarts regular |
ticket OF the 400 persons on the roll 1874 had voted
when John H. Pope, the chairman Of the en-
rolling board. declared the polls closed The counting
showed that 27 votes had been cast for the regular
gan ticket and III for the opposition. The delegates
the County Committee elected Michael Cregan,
William II. Heagerty Bernard T. KeaTnes, Sherman |