Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-27

Terrence B. Kelly, James J. Leonard, James Manning, Thomas F. Campbell, William Ahern; alternate, Thomas K. Dunn.
 Board of Relief-Patrick MeGuinness, Mi- ehael Fahy, William O'Connell, Patrick Hes lin, Patrick Ahern, John Harrigan, William BlRkesles, William KRoth, Charles Thomp- son. Phillip Lawler; alternate, Patrick Kin- sell.
 Justices of the Peace-Patriek F. Kiernap, George Rockwell, Isaac Scheuer, Richard Connors, Patrick Mulligan, Lawrence J. Golf fee, David Callahan, Patrick McAveney, Da- vid Machol; alternate, Thomas Fleming.
 Ward Nominating Committee-Daniel M. Sheehan, Patrick Casey, James Mannix, Da- vid Sheehan and thirty seven others.
 Town aComnitteemsn Patrick Cummings.
 Primary Committeeman-Jno. McDonough. Checker-Patrick F. Herman.
 Box tender-Thomas J. Cummings. EIGHTH WARD. In the Eighth ward the contest waxed hot. The largest vote in years at ward primary was polled despite the gale and the rain. This is Town Agent Reynolds ward and it was foregone conclusion that he would carr ry it. The young mems ticket was defeated but the young men insinuated that if they had more heavyweight purses among them the result would have been different; that they could not keep hack and two  Reynolds ticket received 154 votes to 115 fol the other, J. A. Doolittle, son of States Attorney Doolittle, heads the city ticket and Town Clerk Hugo the town ticket. The Reynolds ticket is as follows: City-Delegates, John A. Doolittle, Frank H. Kelley, jr., Jeremiah McGrath, Bernard McCoe, George Sickle; alternates, Thomas Kilbride.
 Town-Delegates, Philip Hugo, Michael J. McMahon, James P. Pigott, John Peters, Jo seph Lawrence; alternate, John R. Rembert. Assessors-Timothy J. Almond, William O. Sartorius, Castelle Tibbals, Patrick Gallaganl Ferdinand Wagner; alternate, John Dona' hue.
 Board of reIief-Seymour o. Loomis, Will liam Kinslow, Michael Turbot, Charles Ses- sler, Jacob Miller; alternate, Martin Fl. Shanley.
 Justices of the peace-John 0. Gallagher Louis Weckesser, George w. Robinson, Theo- dore Znnder, Michael Hessler; alternate. Gustave ManRliers.
 Ward nominating committee-Emerson M. Edwards, Michael Carroll, Frederick Rover, John TLielbar, and ten others. Town committeeman, John w. Lane.
 Checker, John 0. Gallagher. Box tender, D. F. Barto. NINTH WARD.
 The successful ticket in this ward was the following and is claimed to be anti-Reynoldf and for Downes for city clerk:
 City-Samuel R. Avis, Lawrence o. Farrell Hubert Allen, Lurof O. Bradley, John T Pohlman, Alexander Bruse, Cornelius Mo Laughlin; alternate, John Sprighly. Town-Wm. E. Dunn, Thomas Sliney, John O'Donnell. Patrick Moore, jr., Edward Lewis, Amos Bedding, Wm. Weis; alternate, Mi chael T. Snigg. Assessorz-Patrick Smith, Geo. Doolittle Wm. Whalen, John Fl. Rourke, James Kelley, John Heiser. James H. Clark; alternate, Err nest Rasche.
 Scott, James Mckee, Edward A. Weigand, Bernard McQueeney, Henry R. Hill. Chris tian Richards; alternate,-Frank Chandler. Justice of the peace-George P. Ingersoll, William H. Gsffy, John T. McGrail. Charles D. Warner, Patrick Meaney, Jr., John Scholl, John Walsh; alternate-Adolph Eisele. Ward nominating committee-John F. Shannahan, Dennis Tobin, George Leighton, Charles H. Shrewbrooks, and 26 more.
 Town mathematician E. Tracy.
 Box tender-Thomas Dunn.
 Checker, Michael Keefe.
 TENTH WARD.
 In the Tenth the York. Reynolds, Brethauer ticket was successful, and is as follows:
 Town delegates-Henry O. Seabrook, John Garrity, Frank M. LoVejoy, Peter BoTgea; alternate, Henry W. Sanford.
 City-Rebert 0. Bright, Michael F. Mo- Mshon, Frank A. Stowe, Joseph D. Plunkett, alternate, James J. Tiernan.
 Assessors-John F. Augur, Andrew J. Callahan, George N. filling, Wm. T. Cleary; alternate, Merton Paintor.
 Board of reIief-Philo B. Futile, Torrance G. Fftzsimmons, Daniel J. Crowley. John Lyons; alternate, George Goebel.
 Justices of the peace-Thomas F. Magfn- his. John Lloyd, Thomas F. Nevins, William Corcoran; alternate, George OBrien.
 Town committee. Benjamin l.. Lathrop.
 Ward nominating eommittee-Alfred P. Munson, chairman, Fsank Thompson, John J. Sullivan, and IA others.
 Box tender, James L. Root.
 Checker, John Callahan.
 Primary committeeman, Frank M. Love- joy.
 ELEVENTH WARD.
 City--Francis s. Fisher, William H. Mo Donald, George Hamilton, Patrick Clancy. Town-Patrick Welsh, Fred Allen, John H. Goodwin, Louis H. Maynard.
 Assessors-John Merrick, John Durstine, Nathaniel w. Kendall, William McNamars.
 Board of relief-James T. McMshan, James Glacking, William Sullivan, John Harty.
 Justices of the peace-Timothy F. Calla- han, Frank A. Maloney, George F. Graham, John F. Sullivan.
 
 Town-George Hayden, John c. Smith, Monroe street, John Mansfeld, Bartholomew Foley, John Maher of View street, Napoleon Boughton.
 City-Michael J. Bree, James F. Scott, Joseph Donlan, Francis Healsy, Geo. Bouch- ter, Daniel Lswler.
 Assessors-Jacob Schwenk, Patrick Ryan of Perkins street, John Gibbons of Grand av- enue, Thomas Hsrkins, Stephen Newman, Patrick Shanley
 Board of relief-John Clyne, ,JohnF. .Coyns, James O;Reagan, John McGovern, Michael J. Doodey, George Hussy.
 Justices of the peace-Walter Connor, Wm. s. Green, Patrick Kennedy, Michael Reyes. Timothy Illusion, Joseph Ryan.
 FOURTEENTH WARD.
 But one ticket was run in this ward, viz
 Town-Delegates, George A. Lindsley and Frederick F. Brown; alternate-at- at-large, Geo. L. Foote.
 Justice of the peace-Martin Allen, John J. Dayton; alternate, Daniel B. Cornell.
 Assessors-Edgar M. Allen, Henry M. Shan non; alternate, Henry s. Cornell.
 Board of relief-Edgar N. Allen, Henry M. alternate, George A. Linsley.
 Box tender-Henry w. Russell.
 Cheeker-Jared Wedmore.
 Ward pniktaa-Ed0ar M Allan