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LOCAL POLITICS.


LOCAL POLITICS.
Mayor Collins has been endorsed by the
First District German Republican Club for
reelection.
Edward Hoos and Charles Birdsall have
been nominated for Freeholders in the
Third District.
The nomination of Gilbert Collins has
been endorsed by the German Republican
Club of Greenville.
In the Second District Thomas Shaugh-
messy and Charles Maxwell were nomina-
ted for Freeholders.
Andrew Cullen and John F Kelly are
the Democratic candidates for Freeholders
ia the Seventh Distric
The Independent candidates for Free
holders in the Second District are Charles
Y. Foller and John F. Lynch.
Terry O'Brien and ex Freebooter Harry
Snyder are running Independent for Free
holders In the Seventh District
The Democratic Freehoiders' Convention
of the sixth District has renominated Free
holders Schaumloeffel an1 Routh.
The Sixth District German Republican
Club has unanimously endorsed the nomi-
nation Of Gilbert Collins for Mayor.
The denomination of Freeholder Bird
sail, in the Third District, gave universal
satisfaction. He should be reelected.
Gustave Neumann and John Walsh have
been nominated for Freeholders by the
Fourth District Democratic Convention.
The nomination of Gilbert Collins,
has been endorsed unanimously by the Ger
man Republican club of the Seventh Dis
trict.
Mr.. James F. O'Neill wishes as to state
that he is not candidate for the Board OF
Education in The Second District, as ru
mored, nor for any other office.
Freebooter Crandall is one of the most
cup and up" men in the Board. The peo-
pie of the Fifth District will show second
instalment of wisdom by re-electing him.
John FIannelly, who was nominated on
the independent ticket for jus ice of the
Peace, has refused the nomination, and
say he will not run for reasons best known
to himself.
The Library Hall Independent Club has
elected officers as follows President, VIM.
Butler; Vice-Presldent, Patrick Manning
Secretary, VIM. Quinn I; Treasurer, Jonn
OBrien Sergeant-at-Arms, Peter Cahill.
James P. Hall, for Board of Public
Works; john A. Walker, for Board of Edu.
cation, and Charles Birdsall, Freebooter,
have been nominated by the Citizens As
ISOLATION Committee of the Third District,
The Third District Republican slate is
made up as follows For Alderman, Chas.
A. Steltman for Board of Public Works,
John Watt for member of tho Board oil
Education, James E. Clark For Free
holder, Andrew Dingler.
Paul Decker and William Clark are the
unanimous choice of the First District
Freeholders Convention. John f. W.
Mangels was nominated for member of the
Board of Education in place of Warren
Hardenbergh, declined.
The First District Workingmen's Club
has endorsed the following nominations
Alderman. Patrick H. O'NeiIl; Fire Com.
missioner, William Mailly; Board OF
Works, Thomas Leake; Freeholders,
Robert J. Murphy and Paul Decker.
The Second District Democratic ticket is
made up as follows Alderman, Thomas
Eagan for Police Commissioner, John
Boyd for Board of Public Works Thomas
j. Reynolds for Director of Education,
John @. Carr for Constable, Philip Nc
Govern.
The Third District Lincoln Colored Re :
publican Club has formed, with officers as
follows; President, Joseph Riley Vice
President, David Haynes; Secretary, John
Decker Assistant Secretary, B. Halkey :;
Treasurer, G. Robertson; Sergeant-at-Arms,
John Richardson.
An enthusiastic Democratic mass meet
ing was held at Roche's Hall last Monday
night. Those who spoke were Governor
Albeit ex-Attorney General Gllchrist
DR.. John D. Mcdill; Lawyer John A. Nc
Grath, Edward Mclaughlin; NJ. B. Holmes,
Clerk in Chancery McDermott and others.
The Independents of the Second Dictrict
have nominated whole slate for them
selves. 1t is as follows For Alderman,
Mr.. j. O'Rourke for Board of Works,
Garrett Haley for Police Commissioner,
Thomas Nugent for Director of Educa-
ton, John J Minihan. for Constable, Thos.
j. Cogan.
The Young Mems Independent Club,
organized last week, has endorsed the NOM
ination of Gilbert Collins for Mayor. The
officers of the Club are: President. Her
man d. Siemons; Vice-President, Edward
Mirabeau; Secretary, VIM. F. Siemons;
Treasurer, Edward Hunt; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Joseph Mehl
The Fifth District Democratic Conven-
ton was held last Tuesday evening Ia
Browns Cottage, adjoining the Court
House, and the following ticket was nomi-
mated: For Alderman, Benjamin B. Davis;
Police Commissioner, Elias Roberts; B GARD
of Education, short term, DR.. Louis A.
Mcbride; (long term). John j. Voorhees,.
Arrangements have been completed with
the District Telegraph Company for Tues
day evening, to place a wire direct from
their Office to the rooms of the club, No.
293 Henderson street, where the election
returns will be received from all sections
of the county. A committee of the club
will be in attendance. The public are in
vited.
The Young Mems Democratic club of Hud-
son County held special meeting on Friday
evening last, and endorsed tie entire City
and District Democratic nominations. In
the Second Aldermanic District, Michael
j. O'Rourke, Thomas Nugent, and John J.
Minahan, were endorsed for Alderman !;
Police Commissioner, and member of the
Board of Education respectively.
The Sixth District Republican Conven-
ton was held at Kaiser's Hotel, Lafayette,
last Tuesday night, and the following ticket
was nominated: Freeholders, Michael
Schatfel, for Jersey City section; A. Post,
for Bayonne. The Aldermanic District
nominations were: Alderman Gong term),
Michael Schultz, Jr.; (short term), John
A. Shawda; Police Commissioner, John
Fenner; Fire Commissioner, James II.
Henderson; Board of Education, T. P.
Sherwood; Constable, Frank Meyer; JUS
tice of the Peace, B. B. Dumont.
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