The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-03

County Convention John Comar, William
Sanderson, James Jennings, Charles McGovern
Edward Brady, John Drum, Edward Kelly.
Assembly Convention = James Fay, John
Dugan, John Halligan, John McKenna
Freeholders' Convention James Flood Joseph
Brady, Edward Cullen, John Conlan.
A spurious ticket was circulated by
William Herbert aud others at the joint
primary of the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth precincts. The regu-
lars gave it not ghost of show, and the
following delegates were elected:
County Convention. Christopher smith, f1om- 1e
as Cox James n Davis, Cornelius Caufield' Ben
Director atLarge Convention James Geth.
ins, Andrew Green, William H. Tuthill, John
Russell, James p Carton, James Rafters; -,
Assembly Convention Frank McSpritt Will
liam Moore Hugh Pagan, NJ. Hopkins, Louis
Helsterhagen, William Ryan.
Freeholders' Convention-Thomas McCabe,
Sr., John Bishopp. George Russell, James Glenn
ents. T. McNally, Walter Collrille.
In the Eleventh, Twelfth and Four
teenth precincts the following ticket was
elected
County Convention-Owen Havill, John Car
roll, Martin Collins.
Director-at-Large Convention--A. A. Daley,
Frederick Seitz, Timothy Regan.
Assembly Convention-John Dwyer, John
Powers, Timothy Collins
Freeholders' Convention--James Ryan, G. F.
Farrell, Louis Stinson.
The Thirteenth, Fifteenth and Six
teenth precincts elected these delegates
County Convention Martin Purcell, James
Clarke, Patrick Reilly.
Director-at-Large Convention--Frank McAn-
ally, John Nancy, Frank Herrick.
Assembly Convention--Patrick McArdle,
Henry Doerr, William Cornell.
Freeholders' Convention---Joseph Boyle, Thos.
Rush, John Harriott.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Matters were quiet in the Fourth dis
trict, and there was but one ticket in the
| field in each precinct. The voters turned
mt in,
the Eleventh precinct 564 votes We're cast.
"Tim" Lynch, heretofore active in or
ganizing the opposition Democratic
County Committee, took part in the regu-
lar primary at No. 1868 Palisade avenue.
The result in the district was decided
triumph for Fritz Mersheimer. These
are the names:-
County Convention-John Stanton, John
Prigge Thomas Burns, James Dunno, Thomas
Duff, Joseph Boland, Michael Kuntz. William V.
O'Connel Thomas Scanlon, John ]. Coch Her
man ]. Bergkamp, Peter Cavanagh.
Director Convention-Martin Boquet, Henry
Winckler, Fred Beekman, John Waters, Henry
Rush, Owen Nolan, R. w. Arend, Laurence Cos
tigan, Charles Heinz Max Proem William
Parker, Jr., Thomas j Browne.
Assembly Convention-Henry Spelman, Joseph
Donohue, Frederick Engelbrecht, Charles Me
buhr, William R. Kennel. John Boisson, Jacob
Schmidt, Sr., Charles Carr, Thomas Foley, James
Mcguire, william Moehring, William Bushell
Freeholders' Conventional O'Connell,
George Krebs, Frederick Renemann, Frank
son, William Sweetingham, Philip Steitz, John
j. Tully Patrick Mulvihill, Thomas Somerville.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
In the Fifth district these delegates
were chosen:-
County Convention Charles Austin, w. P.
Roche, Thomas Shea, Thomas Doran. William
Campbell, Matthew Snoddy, Matthew w. Full
lam, John Edelstein. Frederick Smith.
Director-at-Large-Ha O'Neill, Thomas
Flanagan, Timothy Donovan, Edward Burke,
John kNorton, James Doran, Andrew Craig,
stAssembly Convention Martin Downey, James
Murrer, John Cavenagh, George II. Bowley,
e. Hughes, Patrick j. D 'Connor, John McGuckin.
Freebolders' Convention-John j. Gone, Peter
Mcguire, John Sutton. Peter Cavenagh, Barend
Klepper, John O'Connell, James E. German,
Jeremiah J. Byrnes, Michael Fallon.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
So far as known the following delegates
| from the Sixth district elected were as
| follows:-
County Convention, Patrick Donnohue and
Edward Freel; Director-ar-Large Convention,
Daniel Coffey and John Grouse; Assembly Con-
Freeholders' Convention, Thomas Norton and
| Henry Puster.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
These delegates were elected in the Jer-
sey City end of the Seventh district
County Convention - Frank McDermott,
John Garry, John Eagan, John F. Madden, NJ. f.
Falahee James Donnely, John Il. Brown M. J.
Hasson
L..
John G. Carr, Michael Mack, NJ. P. Moran, P. II.
Connolly, John Hunt, John Kelly, John Kane.
Assembly Convention-John P. Feeney, Michael
Noonan, Charles Poltwood Oliver Scott, James
O'Brien, George Richter, Thomas Kean, Daniel
Freeholders' Conventions Mahoney, John
McGrath, DR. P. Hoffman, Richard Judge, John
w. ODonnell Patrick Mullins, John Barry,
James Harris.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
In the Jersey City portion of the Eighth
hi 6iStri
| between the friends of sandy Boyle and
Ed. McDermott, candidates for the
Assembly nomination Matters were
lively at all the polling places, but there
was no serious disturbance. The Boyle
ticket was successful everywhere.
County Convention Dennis O'Brien, John j.
Liliis, Richard Garrick, William Farrell Anton
Schick, w. F. Cosgrove, Charles McNulty.
Joseph e. Vincent, Michael O'Neil, John Crosby,
Thomas Conlin, Thomas Shortell, Michael A.
Gregory.
Smith Andrew Lynch, Frederick Higer Owen
Herman, Cornelius Ryan, David Powers.
Burns John
DAY. John Curtis, Patrick Murray.
IN THE NINTH.
In the Ninth district the following dele
gates were chosen:-
County Conventional. Lankering, Patrick
Smith, James e. Dollard James Laverty, Will
| lam WISE John Mccullough F. C. Luchs, Henry
Erxmeyor, Patrick HaHoraD, bernard GerrltY,
Peter Quinn and Thomas Lyons.
Director at Large Conyention--James Gala
han, John Van Worst, Stephen Cooke, Isaac
Mansfield, Andrew Meyer, Hermann Lentha,
William M Chapman James Thomas Walsh,
James Kay, Timothy j. Handley, Frank Gluo-
howski.
Freeholders Convention Hermann Wehr,
Martin O'Toole, James Fitzmartin, William Tay-
lor William Parslow, Charles Fosdick, Charles
Steinburg, Henry Duis, Stephen Cooke, John
McNanamara and Thomas Devine.
Assembly Convention-Joseph Waddington,
Joseph Guaragla, Michael Hunt, John f.
O'Hara Henry Stegman, Edwin McGinnis, Ernst
Schmidt, Robert Hardy, William O'Donnell and
John O'Brien.
FRANCOIS KNOCKED OUT.
The primaries in North Hudson last
evening brought out the politicians in
force. The friends OF Francois and Usher
Zeller and Noonan, and of the Old Com
mittee and the Kern kickers thronged the
polls and worked like beavers
The returns give Usher eight delegates
for the Assembly nomination.
Zeller has like number for Freeholder,
and the remainder of the vote is scatter
ing.
The New Committeeman voted unchal-
lenged These were elected
WEST County Convention, Emil
Jacot John Reinhardt, Otto Schultz.
Directors-at-Larg = Edward Ryerson, NJ.
Mclaughlin Charles Messenger.
Freeholders' Convention-Eugene Burckhardt,
John Nolan Daniel Ridgeway.
William Parmentel, George Copn, Edwin 1.