New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

Henry a. hnasx oi,ver DAVIS Matthew Wilson, Jos,ph r
bsna Iosepn Bscr John mScfensc Ansn
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Michael Crcgan as usual. carried everything h n,d oi
way In the XVIII District The ticket AZ 'no willie the
oppositiou ticket on which sherman Evars was nnne
for president received only 90 votes tno tnsn, Of $50
The minority comnIaned that all inspectors Delohss
TO the larger faction and that they Were @ of the
yotps There was good deal OF feeling mlniIrs,eo; a;
but although the crowd was large IN the &
the evening there was no disturbances Inv
ticket was as foil0ws ,,..
srona MSnae cr%Sea r' pcde
Charles = ea.gTes S,@nss John H.
Kc1 richard NJ LUSH Theodore colo D Henry Kropi
Dankefsen. Robert Kenn dy JOIN - Inp Mason
Peter shancy ionn IL Frlcke, John Coleman ST. Joseph
Cleary Peter finncrty.
in the afternoon under the leadership OF Sharlts y
Fammer Francis C. Upton but II was beaten rn NV
voting passed quietly. There were 422 ballots enst
ont of membership OF l6oo Had ine opp1S,h,.Yn ha ~
ticket earlier much larger vote woulu nave
been poiled The following is the ticket elected:
De%arest gs, vice pre,SsR J.hn nsat
William Matthew; treasurer harles Mott oor0.
samuel Nc ian Jacob ' Assembly, Robert Gordon Tho
as D9bbe Joseph arm John GpGh LSal enTy
BrecEwedel RJ Jcnn RoondeG. RGtns barrow Aeiandor
cTSwo a ss%% SS Waldo sG' Joran stephen
trandel Robert Miller George schauberGer samuel Wood
cph Kunzmann William S Borchers. Edward N senior
William Doschcr Charles o Foster. George stewart
TheIe was no contest in the XvIIth District, where
OF enrolment of 9ss AGO voted for the reg
ular ticket. which was:
ONcrs-President Colonel Joseph Jardne: first vice.
pres dent ~ Vermiyca second vice president Water
Stanton secretary James E. McMulIan treasurer Joseph
nsieoaics- Bcrn,ra Bign Joseph g. Jackson George W.
s%n, fcn ra% Charles mnbo seh H. oSnson
NJ Turner Clark T. Mcdonald ires f. Bruce 4eofsK :
ralh John J. cOrbitt Peter Schulz. Nathan Koehlsr
The election In the XXtb District passed of smoothly
and without opposition despite the difficulties whlen
mad existed previously and which resulted III the ho
Ing OF several before ticket could he asrre
uron. There we're 100 ballots cast The onccrs huu
delegates 10 the County Committee are
OecosPresdent Charles F. Pruder first vice president
secretary P j. Dunn, treasurer, IIenTy Ger s,on,.r
william II Belamy John heisenwsber StephSh
Hamilton Z Best Charles A; cronin; Cornelius or.
beck Andrew Powell David Miichel FIancs Tnay;er
f. ofInan John g. ctcrs L. H. ellington, samuel O..
.ne Hobart hee:man J,hl g. noyg o%ans linen roT@ Ta
ward Cox, Charles Atkinson. and l. Hutchinson
Not great deal OF interest was manifest in the meet
ing III the XXth District, and light vote was cast
There opposition TO ;he regular ticket, which
had the TO lowing names:
Ome-rs-President. Charles whock first vice president
sesTaiay William i. i Iey ireaurer. Robert eet,y
Graaam. Henry Percy Charles H. Lexow Michael GOode
C. Wagner william H. Burns 400 ph ios Ithal; John Os
boru Waler ncary Bng Morris y i5euni Mlehae
Meyer Bernard +. Mullen Maurice Baamel
There was a sharp contest In the XXIst District
vice-president. ana Ethan Allen was first on
mittee. Ohcr names not the independent ticket
Brdscye Blakeman. James Ialcolt james
I;anchard Edwin Eiustcln and A. j. DttenhOclcr
The independent and probably successful ticket
was called the Roosevelt ticket. because bear
ing the name OF Theodore Roosevelt as can
didae for the presidency Of the organization.
The result of the vote not known at late hour Tor
odt M her ~ her "A
deal Of scratching on both tickets Mr. Blakenan Issued
protest aeast tne use OF ms name on he Lihan s A'
Isaacs AMI John II. Hail united with hun In saying tha
Printed poster. were siribuied containing these with
drawals. The polls were open from q. H. 10 10 p IN
In the afternoon the Roosevelt ticket was
evening the Ethan Allen teSct iSe reeeyed YEA
would he close. but those who favored the inie-
pendent ticket were confident oi success Tic ticket
which was proDab successful was:
Oqeer-PIesideni. Theodore Roo'cyelt first vice pres
Wids secretary charcs p sanford; treasurer. William r.
D,'raa,es-Johu H. Watson. John :. Konneiv. Myers
fsci heRy De nay o eIpn oSo more Han r.
X luton cutting. Charles II Knox. Wiliqm l. skidmoio
H. wa "Sns S GT n1 eYTs Es S oy
EDWARD 7. Brown. George : schenerhorn John W. Little
There was contest in the XXIld District bnt it did
not parake Of any bitterness OF feeling ana when ys was
che, RS I'd a .;rcr" for Henry C. Robinson. who
Committee. The contest was u trial or strength be-
the partisAns OF John II. Gunner son OF Police
Captain Gunner. and Emigration Commissioner
siepheusbn. The latter ticket headed by the name
Of John f. Williams. retired merchant or president OF
was elected by vote OF 470 to l03. The polling place
ave. The successful ticket was as follows:
ONcer President Alfred G. Mason; hrs vice president.
sander serretay Hon1o Mason trasarsr Frank
1ichenor.
Ier gq,es--Iohn H. Gunner. Apheus W Herman, James
j. b.
mann, hazel Mahol ezekiel tixma C. Julius Langbeln
G. Adee aicsrd liion homa' b Green j. not sehlId
tre PseI1od Charles T-ro william % scott Eosepi @ Il
Ablass William Robinson. Isaac Fromme John Little,
Marvin ". Savage Charles Grant
The Republicans OF the XXlld District met Hide
brandrs Hall, AT SecJni-ave. and One-hundreo-and-
Fitch reported tn l, never before was the district organ
up the district we're all welded together and victory was
assured in the coming elections. The ticket elected
follows:
oaeers President Ashbe p. Fitch: first president
Donald Mclean. second president John =. Van
Carr treasurer, George Il. Brown; secretary. Charles
a, nay%9%a r an I Fl ampTsys AsPs .op
joan O. ii%rn Ben ann Page charls Rhoac ni'am K
Ss ,r STa GRs"n s HaD s tGnsG Me
Leroy rewey joan Il Van de carr, William q. heddy,
:4 r,o sHa ,.5
Jere c Lyons, charles H. wheeock, John ]. Brady.
u r. j
ElIard. AbTam W. Wannamaker. John Lawrence,
kcndrick. Robert Hunt Wliia J. OBren. Henry rheODol
Fraik Thompson. Nelson crawford ROlney II. Gedney
William J. NOLAN. William Miliner.
The election III the portion OF the city embraced
XXIVth District proceeded quietly The successful tick
cts were:
XIIId ward OfIcerS-President William IT, Ten Evck;
first vice president j. stewart Wilson second
Duos a. tilsbe' secretary John Mulhal Jr treasurer.
Archibald =. Van Or,
Dcegaes-HInest Hall J. Stewart WILSON, Thnmos Rush
William II. Ten tyck, John MuhaI. jr. Ir Kari Knortz
sidney J. Everett. toward H. Sprrry. Harry ton
George ". Happy. James L. Wells James c. Anderson. r.
platt J9hnston John Fnck George A. Hcnslaw. Henry
Braua. John =. Hanson
AXITM WoTd-OWcers-Pres dent. Tlowdon Stevens
first president Charles yicopresi.
dent Jon H. Pefry Secretary George d. shens; treas
urer. j. Thomas Stearns.
Dete0Gr,sJ ThOm - Stearns John II. Perry. IL
vile William H. Johnson Charles DUNLOP
RAILROAD INTERESTS
STOPPING UP LEAKS IN RATES
The Trunk Line Executive Committee met
yesterday at Comm ssioner FinKs Office for the purpose