Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-27
rHE BATTLE THE PR1mARzEs.

THE BATTLE AT THE PRIMARIES. The Fsfx Democratic Contest For she
 Supremacy Last NHght-The TemPes-
 tuous iemenfs-ReyROIds Ahead.
 The big battle at the Democratic primaries was fought last night and as seen below, Rey- holds appears to have captured the majority of the delegates to the town convention, and to have won the day go far. His oppo- nents still claim, however, that they can de.
 feat him at the polls. The other successful contestants last night appear to be York, for re.nomination for mayor, Brethauer for town clerk. and Springer tor assessor Where the city clerkship nomination will land is debatable question. The result in the wards is as follows: BTRsr WARD. e Only one ticket was run in this ward. It was for Reynolds for town agent, York for mayor and Brethauer for town clerk. Seven ty-fve votes were polled. The ticket is: : Town delegates George Hitler, Evelyn L. Bissell, J. Harry Smith, Philip Winter; alter nate, Louis Widman.
 City-Clark Peck, Julius Hermann, Dwight E. Bowers, Hugh I. Finnegan; alternate, Thomas Heath.
 Assessors-Patrick J. Tierney, Nathan A. Meyers, M w. Leahey, Thomas L. Madden; alternate, M. l.. McDonald. Board of relief-Wm. A. Wright, Wn. M. Geary, George F. Liefeld, Wm. E. Dugan; alternate, George Schleicher. Justices of the peace-Wm. H. Law, Jacob
 Deible, George R. Cooley, Charles s. Shaw:
 alternate, Wm. P. Gilligan. ! Ward committee-Wm. F. Law, William A. Wright, Julius Hermann. Ward nominating committee-EdwardH Hea- ton. Francis G. Ingersoll, O. B. Bowers, H. Fl. Babcock, 0. Purdy Lindsley, Robert S.. Smith, J. Edward Heaton, Arthur Calvert, Henry W. Meyer, A. 0. Traeger, 6. H. Wheeler, Thomas Nolan, John Speh, George Bradley, John Nero and ffty-seven others. Box tender-Benjamin Beecher. Checker-Frank 0. Miles. SECOND WARD. In this ward the Reynolds ticket was suc- ceasful. It received 1e6 to 95 votes for the opposition. It is for Brethauer for town clerk and divided as to Downes and Shanley ! for city clerk, they probably having three ] votes each. It is for Spreyer for renomina- tion as assessor.
 Town-F O. White, T. J. Fox, James F. Brannagan, John Shea, Charles Nicklas, J. w. Sullivan; alternate, F. H. Brethausr. City-John Reynolds, James H. Collins, Terrence Ford, Thomas Fender, James P. Kelley, James J. Carr: alternate, Robert Mcdonald.
 Assessors-Eh Mix, James E. Calvin, Charles 0. Albig, John H. Hayes, George Lutz, jr., Edward Fitzgerald; alternate, Charles Spreyer.
 Board of relief Thomas G. Stamford, Dan | iel O'Su1livan, Albert Barnett, Andrew Ry- an, James Gunchon, James Howard. Alternate, Patrick Leonard. Justices of the peace-Edward Burlington, Civilian R. Hull, William s. Pardee, John II r (ya D.k- sal- Alternate, James Horan, Ward eommittee-T. J. Fox.. Wm. Behan, Maurice Hayes, John Ready. John J. Bren- nan, Edward Fitzgerald and 61 others. Town committee, Thomas Fender. I Box tender, James Fl. Collins. Checker, John W. Sullivan. THIRD WARD. In this ward TOO votes were boiled. The ticket elected was credited by prominent
 Democrats as being Reynolds ticket, and is for York for Mayor, Bretkauer for town clerk
 and Ed. Downes for city clerk. The ticket is
 az follows:
 Town-Edward McCabe, Charles Turner,
 Frank McHugh, John Dinnan, Daniel Carr roll, Patrick Csrrigan, Lafayette street)
 Emanual Buxbaum, Patrick Burns, John Golf
 fee; alternate, John Dobson. City-Michael Dillon John E. Mcfarland,
 Bernard E. Lynch, John F. McHugh, Robert
 Hollinger. Thomas H. Sullivan, Geo. Bohn, Wm. Fl. Dennis, James E. MoGaun; alter nate, John H. Frey.
 Assessors-Dennis Ward, Thomas Palmer, Frank W. Herman, Francis Farrell, Fred. Thomas, John H. Flanagan, Daniel F. Rey- holds, John Lyman, John J. Mccarthy; al- ternate, Patrick Faughnan.
 Board of relief-John Shaughnessey, Thomas McKiernaD, Daniel F. Sullivan, Dan- iel F. Sullivan, William B. Toole, Charles F. Col DoR ria aIr Mon af ofo street, Torrance F. Dinnan, James Hopkins, Roland D. A. Thompson; alternate, John M. Lawton.
 ,s Justices of the peace-Jsmes T. Moran, George Faulhaber, Solomon Wolf, Torrance McCrann, Henry Fresenius, Robert Lutz, Wil- liam F. Savage, James Carroll Michael Starr; alternate, George Linde.
 Ward nominating committee - William Noonan, chairman; Edward Boyhan, Edward L. Cshill. Peter OBrien, Henry Rawson, Pat rick Fee, James Winn, Thomas Groark and fifty others.
 Bon tender-John Burns.
 Town committeeman-Thomas H. Dono-
 Characterization E. Hoadley.
 FOURTH WARD.
 In this ward 736 votes were boiled. The ticket elected is conceded to be Reynolds delegation. As to mayor there was much opposition to Mayor York. The opposition is due to dissatisfaction at his action in re- gard to the Derby railroad matter and the street closing. The ticket is for Brethauer for town clerk and Downes for city clerk. As to asseesorships Shannon, Dunn and George F. Neale will be supported. The winning ticket, which received 393 votes out of the 736 boiled, is as follows:
 Town-Julius G. Bassett, William Welch, William Mooney, Moses Midas, John Mason, Joseph Malone Charles MacGilvray, John T. Cox, James Smith; alternate, Charles Dough- srty, jr. Joseph E. Taylor, Michael F. Walker, Geo. E. Mitchell, Daniel Carroll, John Smallman, Edmund A. Ender, James F. Shields; alter I nate, M. F. Smith.
 Aseessors-Edward Nugent, ST., John M. Burke, John Doody, Henry F. Austin, John 1 Ahearn, Andrew Murths, Luzerne l. Thomas, Edmund P. Cristy, James B. Smith; alter nate, Cyrus Merritt.
 Board of relief-Wm. H. Leek, Samuel l Peat, A. Bretzfelder, Robert Mason, Thomas l P. Flood, John Farrell, Edward F. Duran, John Ryder, Wm. Clarkson; alternate, Frank l 
 Justices of the peace-Wm. H. Futile. Wm. l F. Beckman, Patrick Kelly, Frank Ward, 1 John Shanley, Edward McKeon; alternate. l John Pelcher.
 Ward nominating committee-Isaac Hayes, | John Mason, John Doody, 0. T. Coyle, John l Vim, Joseph Malone and about seventy l others. l
 Town committeeman-Edward McQueeny. l
 Box tender-Daniel Carroll.
 Checker-John E. Maher.
 FIFTH WARD.