The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-15
The Seventh Against Co ,iition.


The Seventh Against Co aiition.
There seemed to be but little interest
attached to the primary at No. 147 Erie
street, the place designated in the Jersey
City portion of the Seventh Assembly
district, and the rain knocked out what
little enthusiasm that might otherwise
have been displayed. The judges amused
themselves with q game of euchre with
cards. while Justice Zarechi and several
others sat near by and discussed
the probable strength Of the Kern
Knoelke faction. The sentiment was
against coalition. This is the ticket:-
County Conventional. ". Brunnell, d. J. Hull
shizer, I. ]. Mcdonald. William Morgan, r. s.
Brown and w. r. Macdonald.
County Committee-C v. Bunnell, two years;
ID. j. Hulshizer, two years; j. h. Moulds, two
years; G. M. Clerihew, one year.
District Delegates--Julius Jarecki, d. s. Pine,
Thomas Calvin, j. W. Bowker, John w. Kuli
and William r. Macdonald.
FIGHTING Mr.. o'RoURKE.
In the Hoboken portion there was but
one ticket, and a superficial observation
would lead one to believe that everything
was moving along tremendously. A
closer inspection revealed the fact that
much cutting" was going on quietly.
There was q distinct opposition mani
tested toward O'Rourke, a present mem
Der of the County Committee. / could
not ascertain just what names were being
cut, but saw one man scratching the
name of John Wagner from the ticket.
This was the only ticket in circulation
County Convention-John Houn, Richard Rey-
nolds, William Temple, William Valentine, ST.,
Patrick Sullivan and Patrick McCafferty.
County Committee-John Wagner, John Houn,
Patrick Hayden, George Lee, John W. Moots.
TTanr Henri M Ms1ttii, Ren n; Mn nnSden ana J nSS,eVWSiiii VIII
son
District Conventiona.James Evener, Joseph
Temple, Frank Wagner. j. Tietjen, P. Hayden
and B. Steele.
The Eiebtb Distriet.
Ta.a.. g. ~. ee. rL
- oeAeeJ ivy P@t'
district q joint primary was held at
Fairs Germania Hall. No 1873 Beacon
$500. mha-a-c - -s.-.o
aYenue. ihere vas q large attenuance
ton was the only one presented.
Comfy Convention--V M Totten John Jouns-
hurry WilIiam Van Horn Ir n H,rnhIower
Thcnoas Aidradga pT;li;an, CortI;n Worr;d
Hainev Henry 7Io,sta Thnoas Snnurdan and
Tbomss NJ royohI;;p i' anu
Freeholder Convention. N. Allison. =.
Na,son G,,s uotrar rhsr,os WV Mns K,nc
i1nn UoF KIahs, Wtl har1as s Tyson, 4. F -. Barton RdoI
Jamcs RAMS Gbeeriss Il Wilson 1iill Alfrsd HART,
age. Otto SchmoII and r. BocR' Jr1
Tbeodore uHH 9yrnbInnar Thom rmo Sy1 Gats VIII,
lam Bryson, Morris Heiney. Henry Hoiste and
Theodore Mendles.
Assembly /: lawson
T TugUn fs stity J Trad R E. Zones a,s ae M i ! hq qaTpas
Banks, Moses King. John II. Hodges John Cor
man, Patrick Fay, William BrYson, Alfred
SEMINOLE. R. D. Barton and Ed. Farley.
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Even Kiel Votes the hetts Ticket.
Everything was serene, unanimous
and harmonious last night at the Ninth
district Republican primaries. The ex-
pected opposition did not materialize,
and even Postmaster Keil, who is the
leading opponent OF the Let's faction,
voted the ticket placed in the field by
'Billy" Let's. Two hundred and three
votes were cast for the subioined ticket
County Conyention.-John e. Wright, Herman
M Wendt- Herbert nod .Tosanh 4 Parry
leonard Paeffer. William A. Macy. +. W. KroI
and Samuel Archer,
District Convention-John Green. Joseph Brau
bach, David ], Swain, Robert j. Cordock. ,Johi
Charles pitts and Henry stiles,
Members County ComInittee-Iyins d. Apple
gate Jr Iohn I RYAN James Mevers Edworf
". Martin, Charles Fog. Jr.. James Campbell
Charles Linden. Aaron s. Baldwin. Holm Fl
Ianeemann. Richard Y. Taft. John a. Mac
Donald. a. K. Howard. B. r. Hart. Herman En-
mems John W. Lewis. John r. Ravens. n
Henry Knoll and Samuel A. Besson.
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I'm the Tenth District.
D-.lI..... =. - n
Inc hepuollcAns III Noftn duaS0n
ed turn out IA force last night at The
In Weehawken Mayor Simon Kelly
asseIteu nis auenoraey,an lSL soIie oGGuil