Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-09
AFTER ELECTION.

The Make.Tp of the Incoming Conn
 mon Council-New Faces and Old
 Veterans i'm the City's Harness.
 Of the Aldermen elected on Tuesday two
 are members of the present Common Coun-
 cil, viz., Lawyer George L. Dlckerman, r,
 of the Second ward, Robert Hollinger, d,
 of the Third ward. The others chosen at the
 election are: Lawyer George D. Watrous
 T, First ward, son of President Watreus of the Consolidated road; Fourth ward, John Clancy, u, the bottler, and once captain oi the old Emmet Guard; Fifth ward, Samue H. Barnes, d, the meat dealer in the City market, who is promoted from the Board oi Councilmen; Sixth ward, Andrew J. Clerkin d, of Clerkin & Mcdonald, plumbers or Grand street; Seventh ward, John T. Doyle d, the grocer corner of Wallace and Walnu streets; Eighth ward, J. Rice Winchell, r, member of the present Board of CouncilmeI l and in the service of the H. P. Hubbard 6 Go. Advertising agency; Ninth ward, Noye' | E. Edwards, d, the grocer on Dixwell avenue Tenth ward, Hugh Daley, r, assistant prose l cutting attorney and member of the present Board of Aldermen; Eleventh ward, Fran cis s. Hamilton, d, clerk in the freight ofic' ! at Belle dock and now Councilman; Twelfth l ward, Owen Groark, d, a clerk at Sargent's | residing on Fillmore street.
 The Aldermen who have one more year out of their two years to serve, and are therefore ! the nestors of the incoming board, are: First ward-George R. Martin r.
 Second ward-John W. Kenney.r.
 l Third ward-William Noonan, d.
 Fourth ward-Edward Wines,
 Fifth ward-Frank D Grinnell, d..
 seTsnth exen TardRiehard a Fag M gsEerdan
 Fight Eighth ward7Jamss ?: Whtmore, r.
 Tenth ward-C. W. Blakeslee, jr,r.
 Eleventh ward-Samuel Hemingway.
 The Board of Councilmen wilr retain sev-
 eral of the old members, viz: Herbert c.
 Warren, r, the banker and broker; Fred H.
 Benton, r, of Benton & Co.,, manufacturers
 of paper boxes, and Harry Stevens, r, treas
 urer of the American Gun Implement com
 pany, both from the Second; Alfred Parlow, d, from the Fifth ward. The new members of the incoming Board of Councilmen, some of whom have yet to doubt well qualified to do, are: John W. Lane, T, the proprietor of the cent restau- rant on State street, for 21 years one of the ward registrars of this city, and for years a custom house official; Sherwood s. Thomp- son, r, the well known proprietor of the bakery on York street, prominent vocalist and veteran of the old 27th c. V.; Dwight W. Baldwin, r, superintendent at Pierpont & Co.'s factory; James T. Moran, d, 8 young lawyer; James Bohan, d, the hostler at ITO Temple street, and Maurice McHugh, d, DOT ter at 356 State; Lester J. Bradley, d, time keeper on the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.; Wm. Keane, d, plumber; James P. Campbell, d, a foreman at Sargent & Co.'s; John D. Belcher, jr., d, contractor at the clock shop; John Gutt, d, cigar manufacturer and an ex-military officer c. N. G.; Patrick O'Connor, d; A. B. Fuller, d; James D. Daley, d; David Sheehan, q: Emil A. Cess ner, r, the proprietor of Apothecaries' Hall and an ex-captain of the Grays; Theodore A. 5ucher, T, proprietor of new hat store on State street; and Charles A. Wardell, T, pressman at T. c. Cannon's; Charles D. New comb, r, of w. H. Warner 6 Co.,; wagon manufacturer on Foote street; George O. Burke, T, janitor Yale college; Minott E. Chatfeld, r, clerk, 294 State street; Charles c. Ford, r, proprietor of the Ford Idvertising agency; Lyman H. Johnson, he boss horseshoer and prominent Knight Femplar; Russell T. Ellis, r, of O. M. Ellis S Son; James N. Coe, T, of the railroad ser ice at Belle dock, adjutant of the old Sec md Heavy artillery, and William E. Morgan not William D. Morgan as the returns had J, freight agent New York road; Patrick l Kent, d, laborer living on Jackson street; | ir. Boughton, d, teamster on Lombard | treet.