Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-30
headed by David McNamara. The successful

ticket is:
 Town-James Reynolds, Patrick McGuin- ness, Thomas Redmond, Lawrence O'Brien, Timothy J. Lenahan, Charles Manson, Will liam H. Englehardt, William Cannon; alter nate at large, William O'Keefe.
 City-Burton Mansfield, Peter Reynolds, John Nolan, Charles Lichtenstein, William gan, John Nugent; alternate-at-large, Daniel Sheehan.
 Board of relief, Thomas K Dunn, Patrick Grimes, James Carroll, Edward Hammell, Michael I. Fahey, Robert Daley, Jacob Stotz, Wm. McNamara; alternate-at-large, John J. Sullivan.
 Justices of the peace, Patrick F. Kiernan, John J. Ward, Thomas Glynn, James Rey- holds, Thomas Manns, Otto Brill, John De- frees, John Rogers; alternate-at-large, John Ryan.
 Town committeeman, Thomas J. Reilly.
 Box tender, Richard Connor.
 Checker, Daniel Sheehan.
 Ward nominating committee, Richard M Sheridan, Thomas Collins, Bernard Cox, John J. McAvoy, James E. Daley, John Harde man, James E. Flynn, H. B. Lenahan, Pat. rick Brereton, Richard Dixon, James Hes1in, Patrick Roach, Edward Lee, Patrick Shanley, Charles Mccarthy, Joseph Preston, Peter Schmidt, Wm. Butler, James D. Or5enau, Thomas Rays, and twenty-one others.
 EIGHTH WARD.
 Only one ticket in this ward. This ward is solid for Reynolds and O'Keefe, and is either for Judge York or Andrew for Mayor with the feeling preponderating in favor ol Judge York, according to reports from some localities. The ticket is as follows:
 City-James D. Cosgrove, Charles L. Belcher, Bernard McCoe; alternate, Ferdi- nand Wagner.
 Town-Jereniah McGrath, William Su torius, John T. Sheridan; alternate, Joseph Lawrence.
 Board of Relief-Norris s. Clapp, Michael Hessler, Michael Turbert; alternate, Frede. rick c. Klein
 Justices of the Peace-James P. Pigott, Vim. E. Doolittie, John Cronan; alternate, Joseph Lutz.
 Ward Nominating Committee-Richard jr., Charles McGoverney, Michael Carroll, Noble Camp, John L. Fairchild, Frank B. Roland D. A. Thompson, Jas. H. Clerkin, Castillo Tibbals, Esprand Welch, Philip O'Brien, John H. Hayden, August Munck, Theodore Zunder, Emerson M. Ed wards.
 Town Committeeman-Tim J. Almond
 Box Tender-Wm. Sutorius.
 Checker-John T. Sheridan.
 NINTH WARD.
 Following was the winning ticket, elected by 233 to 1s9. It is Reynolds Andrew ticket:
 City-Lewis c. Bates, John F. Shanahan, William A. McGrath, Patrick Smith; alter nate, John H. Tevlin.
 Town-Michael T. Snigg, Michael Keefe, John Donnelly, John Tracy; alternate, James Daley.
 Board of Relief-John H. Foster, Law renee O'Farrell, Francis Cassidy, Henry 0. Boese; alternate, Frank Chandler. if ha poaaa-Gcoreyo " Roi1ov Adolph Hertel, Michael Moran, Frank Will Hams; alternate, Daniel Strickland.
 Ward Nominating Committee-Richard J. Moxley, chairman.
 TENTH WARD.
 In the Tenth ward only one ticket was run and there was no excitement. The ticket for Reynolds for town agent There is no interest over the nominations to oe made for the common council, the only trouble being to induce candidates to accept nomination with no show for an cleo ion.
 City-Henry c. Seabrook, Michael F. Me dahon, Henry w. Green; alternate at-large, John Garrity.
 Town-Henry s. Cooper, Thos. F. Gran ield, Benjamin L. Lathrop; alternate-at- arge, John E. Powers. Board of Relief-George A. Stevens, Jere- niah Donovan, LuroH O. Bradley; alternate t-large, George O'Brien.
 Justices of the peace-Jonathan W. Pond, oseph D. Plunkett, Charles R. Whedou; large, Thomas F. German. Ward nominating committee Frank M. 1ovejoy, Peter Terhune, Thomas s. Gilbert, ames Gallagher, jr., George N. filling, Ed ar A. Doolittle, William w. Thomas, Frank O<, an, Edward Janiesewicz, David K. Andrews, ohn Callahan, Frank M. Lum, Patrick B. rBrien, George H. Lansing.
 Town committeeman-Henry D. Phillips. Box tender-James w. Sanderson. Checker-Henry s. Cooper.
 ELEVENTH WARD.
 The winning ticket, for Andrew and Rey- olds, is as follows:
 City-John O. Bradley, Seth W. Langley, ohn c. Brophy, T. F. Callahan. Town-Nathaniel w. Kendall, Thomas -eating, Richard Schappa; alternate. Joseph '. Schappa.
 Board of Reiief-James Haury, James D. toward, Michael Donahue; alternate, Frank rauchlecht. Justices of the Peace-Henry Musch, James ,. Landers, William R. Kendrick; alternate, eslie 0. Waters. Ward Nominating Committee-Francis s. 1Sl6r, cQ61rmal.
 TWELFTH WARD. In this ward the Andrew Reynolds ticket -on: Town-John Maher of View street, Fran is Healey, John Smith, John Mansfield; al- srnate, William A. Kellogg. City-John Foley of View street, Patrick . Delaney, Patrick Kennedy, Daniel F. Law ,r; alternate, John Brohan. Board of Relief-James Bree, George Hay en, Patrick Mcguire, John Clyne; alternate, ames P. McGuinness. Justices of the Peace-Michasl Egan, 2d, avid Henderson, John H. Connors, John [cGovern; alternate, John Williams.
 THIRTEENTH WARD. Town-George w. Neal Thomas J. Far y. Alternate, E. O. Beardsley. Board of Relief-E. L. Hitchcock, Daniel 'oyle. Alternate, George H. Spencer. Justices of the Peace-H. L. Hotchkiss, ohm J. filling. Alternate, John German. Town Committee-E. l.. Hitchcock.
 FOURTEENTH WARD. Town-George A. Lindsley, Fred F. rown; alternate, Charles L. Hughes. Board of Relief-Henry M. Shannon, Geo. . Foote: alternate, Frank H. Page. Justices of the Peace-Alfred Allen, Charles !. Hughes: alternate. John L. Bacon.
 After The Battle. MT. F. s. Andrew, the pork packer, who ill probably receive the Democratic nomi | ation for the mayoralty, ran for mayor four ears ago, and when the votes were counted waa at first supposed that he would occu- y the Mayors chair. Subsequently, howev- l ', on a recount and after legal contest, ex- -ayor Lewis, who had run against Andrew a citizens ticket, was decided to be the lcky man. The next Mayor, W hoover he lay be- will preside at the dedica ton of the oldiers' monument and New Haven's 250th ! nniversary celebration.
 TONIGHT. The Democratic Board of Relief and Justice l the Peace conventions occur to- night, both | Turn Hall.
 Wedding Bells. ! This afternoon at 3 o'clock Frederick Not ngham, of Fair Haven, and Miss Kittie l hea will be married at St. Johns (R. O. | nurch. The Rev. Father Cooney will off |