The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-10

NEW DURHAM.
Northern District-Fr -Freeholders-.John
Cellar, D., 80; Charles Pinnell, R., A..
Town Committee Edward Russen, d.,
IS; r. T. Churchill, D., 100; Charles Pin
nell, R., SO; A. w. Duryee, r., 81; William
Wilmington, D., a. Assessor-George
Bruce, D., 81; Gustav De Clyne, r., 25.
Collector-Henry Stoekfisher, Jr., D., SO:
A. H. Ryder, r., 26 Town Clerk
Thomas P, Lennon, D., "a; John r. Bur
ton, r., 34
Southern District - Freeholder = John
Cellar, D., ia; George Knipper, D., z;
Charles Pinnell, r., 4. Town Council
Edward Russen, D., 145: r. T. Churchill,
D., 159; Charles Pinnell, R., 1885, A. w.
Duryea, R., 142; William Wilmington, d.,
149 Assessor-George Bruce, D., 147;
Gustav De Clyne, R., 49, Collector
r., 80. Town Clerk-Thomas p Lennon,
D., IA; John K. Burton, R., 33.
WEST NEW YORK.
Freeholder-John Cellar, D., 4S; George
Knipper, D., Is. Town Committee-W.
H. Smith, d., 90: NJ. Furlong, D., Al;
Henry Ruber, D., 43; John Scherer, D., Al;
John Dipple, D., 40; John Buel, L. "a; John
J. McKeon, r., IL Ludwig, Koehler, R.,
10. Town Clerk-Thomas Walsh, D., 69;
Charles Beckard, R., 25 Assessor-John
Padden, R., Al; Edward Howarth, d., 55
Collector-John Darling, D., IS; William
J. Klee, r., 81
WEST HoBoKEN.
First district -Freeholder-John cellar,
D., III; George Knipper, d., II. Town
way, D., lis; o. Helff, R., 81; w. Statley,
R., 81. Town Clerk-H. Schneider, D.,
1O2; L. Farr, r., 65 Collector S..
Conlin, D., no opposition. Assessor
Adolph Jaquet, D., no opposition.
Second District-Free older-John Eel
Ter, D., 152; George Knipper, D., Is. Town
COUNCIL. ~ fyla Nolan D., 100; p Ridgway,
%. Town Clerk-H. Schneider, d., 102;
L. Farr, r., 65. Collector-John S. Con-
lin, D., no opposition Assessor Adolf
Jaquet, d., no opposition
Third District -Freeholders-John Zil-
lar, d., 106; George Knipper, D., Al. Town
Council. Nolan, D., 1s9; D. Ridgway,
d., 118: Otto Helff, R., go; W. Statley, r.,
4s. Collector. S. Conlin, D., no opposi-
tion Assessor-Adolf Jaquet, D., no OPP
position.
Fourth District = Freeholders = John
Cellar, D., IS; George Knipper, D., 113
Town Council-J. Nolan, d., 1873; d.
Ridgway, D.. 1es; Q. Helff, r., 55 w.
der. D., 14S; L. Farr, R. IS. Collector
j. S. Coniin, D., no opposition Assessor
Adolf Jaquet, D., no opposition.
UNION HILL.
First -Freeholder-John Cellar,
D., 8; George Knipper, D., 18; Charles
Pinnell, r., II. Council-A Frech, r., 50;
W. Henry, R., So; K. Schlemm, d., 81
sj Ms3pty GpRwgy' X g. g. 81 H. Klumff' D. sS' R.
Second Ward -Freeholder-J ohm Cellar,
D., 81; George Knipper, D., 19: Charles
Pennell, r., so. Council-A. Frech, r.,
rs: w. Henry, R., "a; r. Schlemm, D., 81:
S. Conway, d., "a; H. Klumpf, D., 81; r.
Merritt, r., 81. Treasurer Braimstein,
no opposition. Collector Wehnke, D., IS;
Third Ward Council-A. Freeh, R.,
226; W. Henry, R., 1s4; R. schlemm, D.,
2lS: S. Conway, D.. 1888; III. Klumpf, D.,
1876: R. Merritt, r., 206.
Fourth -Freeholder, John Cellar,
D., %; George Knipper, D., ls; Charles
Pennell, r., SO. Council, A. Frech, r.,
9s; w. Henry, r., 69 r. Schlemm, D., 70;
Merritt, r., "a. Collector, Wehnke, D.,
66; Wetterer, R., 10.
GUTENBERG.
Freeholder, John Cellar, D., 128; Coun-
Gil George Sheath, 119; p. III. Kirn, 1l2;
James Moore, 80; Charles Eypper, 102;
Charles Fabach, l79; Otto Topper, 81; Col
lector, Thomas Bernhardt, 131; Frederick
Prosser, 6T.
In Weehawken the entire Democratic
ticket was elected. The complete returns
are:- Freeholder John Cellar, D., 225;
George Knipper, d., 80. Town Committee
H. Frost, d., 23S; Otto Nienaber, r., rs;
M. Hanning, D., 209; Fl. Price, r., 116;
]. Cunningham, D., 1893; George Dubois,
r., 102. Town Clerk-Alexander Has
brook, D., 232; w. Aspell, r., 49, Asses
sor-O'Donnell, D., 240; Brandes, r., II.
Collector = William Sales, D., $780, A.
Burley, r., SO.
Up to one O'Clock this afternoon no re-
turns of the election had been made in
North Hudson. In Union street and West
Hoboken it will take long time to com
plete the tally of names. In Union Hill
the tickets were very much mixed and the
polling ran so close that until the
Complete returns ars lodged with Town
Clerk Ahlers for each Of the four wards, it
is impossible to tell whether it is a Demo
cratic or Republican gain. In West
Hoboken the Democrats are ahead, and in
the remaining portion of the northern part
OF the county Democratic principles and
votes have apparently carried the day.
The Theft Was No Joke.
Recently the Grand Jury indicted Frank
Iilley, John Gibbons and Cornelius Nc
Carty, of Bayonne for larceny Gibbons
was convicted, McCarty acquitted and
Lilley was tried today. He also was con-
victed.
The three men induced Morris Mers-
check, an itinerant clock mender and
watch peddler, to enter the house where
Gibbons lived, and the men forced him to
open the valise he carried They threat
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