Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-17

Cronin, William Graver, Michael welch, Lawrence Mooney; delegate at large, John Strong. Rely, Andrew aoedmen Patren JSnn WiYs Yas Henry Lyons; delegate at large Charles A. Cain sss MRnE Pny E. M chael Fahy; delegate at large, Sigmund Lowen- baum.
 lee, Leopold Besser, Thomas E. Shanlsy, Patrick Little. Casper Lotterer; delegate at large, Frank Representstive-william Doolittle, Henry E. Nor FIs Joseph pag aggo Frank BuEke ;e James Maley John Probate Thomas Leddy. Patrick Hogan. John Holtz, John Doughan, John McCullom,, Thomas Boxtender-Patrick Lynch Checker-Patrick Cosgrove. Primary Committeeman-Thomas Mo Gowan.
 SEVENTH WARD.
 Here the Reynolds O,Keefe ticket fell short, receiving 323 votes against 382 for the Tom lnson ticket, which is appended. There was big crowd at the polls.
 State-John McDonough, John Nolan, Thomas Higgins, Isaac Scheur, Owen Kennedy, John Schmidt. Morris Bernstein. Alternate, Daniel Congressional William o'Donnen, Bernard Cox, stephen Blakeslee, Patrick Gonlan, Hermann smellnaeyer Louis Rothschild, Daniel Cremins AL County~John COnnelly Grand avenue) Charles 1pehe Gecnoug cyne James McGuinness Thomas F. Campbell, William Probate-John Googan, William McNamara. Will liam L. Connolly, Michael Maher, Andrew New man. John Saunders James W. o'Brien. James O'Neil, William Hancey, Richard J. German. AL ternate, James G. Miller.
 Senatorial-James Collins, David T. McNamara, William Blakeslee, Edward Meaney, John Denna- hy, William Raynor, Terrence Kelley, William Martin. James Rudden, Martin Barry. Alternate, Representafive-R Richard skeny, James Daley, James E: o'Brien, Henry Reilly. Alternate Checker-Richard J. German.
 Boxtender-Bart Mulcahy.
 EIGHTH WARD.
 The following was the successful ticket and it received 1S4 to 54 for the opposition:
 state-John H; Haydon, George Hugo. Thomas Miller. o'i'"' "'''''NN '-''' Ai''i I<''0' 0-o''' tin H: shanley, Joseph Lawrence. Alternate, Senatorial-Jacob Miller, William F. Kinslow William Sutorius, John Theilbar. Alter nate Fred erick Kober.
 burg, Albert W. Rogers Francis s. Cornwall. AL ternate Joseph Lutz, jr bert: Timothy Almond, CasteIle Tibbals. Alternate Frederick Vogt. ner, Edward Welch, Thure s. Lila Alternate, Charles Miller, jr.
 Checker-Jeremiah McGrath.
 Box-tender-Charles L. Theilbar.
 NINTH WARD.
 There was no opposition ticket in this ward, the only ticket in the field being the follow ing-a Reynolds ticket to all appearances: State-Frank Chandler of the Board of Relief, Francis Cassidy Charles R. Warner, Patrick Smith, ngressionaI-Merchant Tailor Patrick F. Bo- han, Michael E. Tracy, Paul Heubisch, Frank P. senatoriai"DenniS G 9 oKeefe, ' Henry % E. Boess. John E: Dunn, Dewitt c. Day. Henry R. Hill; Ed Representative~Wait R. Scott, David o'Con- nell, John Scholl, Patrick Malloy, John Whitney; CountyEWilliam H. Gaffey, William A. McGrath, John H: Foster, Alderman John T. Pohlman, John Probate"Allan Fro % E. Cameron, T John E. shanahan, Prentice " Chase, Laurence Short, Jeremiah Goa Boxtender-Jeremiah Spillane. Checker-P. W. Chase.
 TENTH WARD.
 Only one ticket in the ward and fifty votes cast for it; it is a Reynolds ticket unmistak- ably, also Robertson ticket according to re- ports. F. s. Andrew, the pork packer, heads the State delegation and Selectman Tyler the congressional. James Gallagher, jr., the tobaconnist, is on the senatorial del egation.
 State-Frank s. Andrew, Edward Burns, James Gallagher, Thomas F. Granfield. Alternate-at- Congressionai-Juliu Tyler, Thomas F. Gorman, Thomas S Gilbert, Patrick o'Brien: Delegates Edson L. Wright, John Garrity Alternate-at Probate Henry D. Philips Albert H. Edwards, Joseph Scoville. Joseph F. Brennan. Alternate-at- senatoriai-David K Andrews John J. Clerkin, James Gallagher, jr., Michael F. McMahon. Alter Eegf5 It ahrop Jacob Hunie, LuroR O. Bradley, James J. Herman. AL Bo1 tenderJames mS W T saDdepson Checker Henry s. Cooper.
 ELEVENTH WARD
 The Eleventh, Twelfth and Fifteenth ward tickets were all for Reynolds.
 State-George Hamilton, Henry Konold, James Glacking.
 County~John Merritt Bernard McManus, James Probate Timothy F. Callahan, Edward Flaherty, George Neale.
 Represent ative--william H. Bradley, Patrick H. Morgan, William H. Brohan.
 TWELFTH WARD. State-Ex-Assessor Francis Dennelly, Thomas G. " Jefferson. Col. George A. Basserman, Patrick Doyle, Patrick Egan, 2d. William H. Arnold, John W. Hensin, John Mans field.
 7raneis H Healy, John Il DPyer, % John Foley. Congressional-Thomas Healy, John Fahey, Will jam Kllloy, James Eagan, James Jene, John Probate-James E. Conner, William A. Kelly. leTeIHlan E. OuLllNdus JdulcS D DIcoS 1oIkASA King.
 Representative Patrick Falssy, James A. Boul- uild, Daniel Lawlor, Patrick F. Delany, Patrick Kent.
 THIRTEENTH WARD. In this ward the successful ticket was Reynolds ticket, as follows: State-E. L. Hitchcock. William Moran Dele. .ate-at large-James Mct4uire. Congressional-John Dolan, Willis B. 1sben. Delegate -at-large-John Ellis. County-ThomaS J. Farley, George w. Neal. Del gate e-at-large-George Spence. Senatorial-JameS Lansing W. H. Peck. Dele ,ate at-large-Edward F. Warner. Representatives Daniel Doyle, George Bradley. Delegate at-large-W -Wilmot B. Bradley. Probate-E. l.. Hotchkiss, E. O. Beardsley. Del gate-at large-Edward Welch.
 FOURTEENTH WARD. State-George Lnsley, Isaac Brown.
 FIFTEENTH WARD. state-Alfred W. Forbes, Robert Bishop, Michael ,ressin.
 County-Frank Hugo, Murray Hughes, John Nc ,arthy. Senatorial-Herman Hincliffe, John L. Slater. 'homas Long
 Congressional-Frank Adams. John Bishop, Ed yard Allen. Representative-Anlrew Allen, John HOdley, Ed yard Neal.