Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-09
AT THE PRIMARIEs.

Republicans in Caucus Last Night Attorney Niles Declines to Run Again in the Fourteenth Ward. More Republican ward primaries were held last night, ,and they were well attended show ing that the Republicans are fully alive to what is before them. The primaries were for the purpose of electing delegates to 6 town convention and also to elect a ward committee. The result of the primaries is as follows:
 SIXTH WARD. The Republicans of the Sixth ward held their caucus at the Elliott House last night. The delegates elected to the town eonven- tion were F. A. Betts, A, F. Hitchcock, J. Burnham. The ward committee is as fol lows: F. A. Betts, chairman; R. F. Shepard. David Steele, A. J. Beers, H. II. Hallett. E. B. Camp, Richard P. Sternberg and Myrou R. Durham.
 EIGHTH WARD
 Delegates-N. D. Sperry, O. E. Graves, John z. Mason, E. A. Gessner, ". J. At water.
 Ward committee-E. A. Gessner J. Rice Winchell, F. B. Farnsworth, John z. Mason, J. M. Champion.
 NINTH WARD.
 The Ninth ward caucus was held in Days
  ing. The following were elected delegates to the town convention
 H. E. Marsh, c. E. Prince, N. E. Edwards, A. c. Benedict, Willis Bonner, Nathan East erbrook, jr., Perry Banta, jr.
 Ward committee-Noyss E. Edwards, Henry S. Hamilton, 0. E. Prince, Richard W. Kirch, Willis Bonner, Edwin o. Dow, William Jackson, H. E. Marsh, J. Kegel- meyer.
 TENTH WARD.
 Assessor Baldwin presided at the Tenth ward caucus, held at 107 Whalley avenue The caucus elected for delegates to the town convention Hugh Daley, Rev. A. P. Miller, J. M. Bishop, J. A. Richardson, s. J. Hayes, s. J. Fox, M. E. Chatfeld.
 Ward committee, J. H. Rowland, M. E. Chatfeld, H. D. Munson, J. M Bishop, L. H. Johnson, ". E. Whittlesey, G. B. Miller. John H. Rowland was elected chairman of the ward committee Speeches were made by Hugh Daley, Assessor Baldwin and others
 ELEVENTH WARD. Delegates-William H. Pierpont, William A. Waterbury, Edgar A. Johnson, James N. Coe, William E. Morgan. Ward committee-Frank &. Hamilton, George A. Dennison, Edgar A. Johnson, William A. Schappa, Fred s. Waterbury.
 TWELFTH WARD. De1egates-CharIes c. Dennison, Thomas Forsythe, Charles Brandt. Ward committee 0. Dennison, chairman.
 An adjournment was taken till next Tuee- | lay night to choose members of the commit ! ;ee.
 FOURTEENTH WARD. The Republicans in this ward met at the | ,ngine house in Fair Haven East. Delegates l o the town convention were elected as fol- | ows H. H. Strong, O. A. Rose, B. J. Stone.
 Ward committee-William A. Rowe, Lu- ,srne Luddington, Lester P. Mallory, G. M. Baldwin, L. A. P. Lake.
 Attorney W. P. Niles declined to be | chairman of the ward committee again. He lad served faithfully in that capacity for light years and it has been during that time hat the Republican majority in that ward las been greatest. He has always impressed l n Fourteenth ward Republicans the neces- ity of coming out and voting whether their interest was great or little. In that way the l sepublicans have in the last eight years roll. d up 8 majority at each election from 65 to 45. On ratiring Mir. Niles was called upon or speech and he ably responded. If you feel as though water was gather ng around the heart (heart dropsy) or have