The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-02

securing the nominations they desired
as an endorsement of their candidates..
In several instances the opposition
candidates were upon both Dono-
hoe and Clark tickets, and
the combined strength gave them% he
highest vote. So far as caINebe
cleaned the nominations for School
Trustees We're won by Daniel J.. Hen
nessey and Thomas Doyles; the candi-
dacy for Constable was secured by
Thomas Whalen. the nomination for
Judge of Election was given to Ed
ward Gilbertson, and for inspectors OF
Elections, to Messrs. Crowley and
Brice The nominations for the other
officers went to the Carrollites.
FOUR TICKETS IN THE FIELD.
Four tickets made matters interest
ing at the Fifth ward primary. 1t
votes were polled. Councilman
denomination, his ticket receiv-
ing the lowest vote. Except where
candidates were on more than one
ticket, as in the instance of Messrs.
Weaver, Melando and Schmidt, the
successful nominees were on the ticket
of the McGee faction. The candidates
and the votes they polled were as fol-
lows
For Councilman = Charles McGee,
So Charles Mcbride, 40; James
Thompson, 40; Edward O'Farrell, 30.
| For School Trustee-Hugh Sharkey,
80; Robert Turner, 3s; Christopher
Christ, AZ.
For Commissioner of Appeals
Michael Mccarthy, 96; John Gill, 39;
Bernard Lang, 81.
For Supervisor of Taxes-Edward
Kavanagh, So; John Thompson, Sf,
80; Robert Turner, 38; Cornelius
O'Leary, 80.
| For Justice of the Peace ames
Scissors, So; Charles Lambert, 38; John
Thompson, Jr., 80.
For Judge of Elections-William
Kelleher, 101; John NJ. Weaver, SO.
For Inspectors of Elections Pat
rick Quinn, 70; Christopher Melando,
SO; Christopher Schmidt, 70; Frederick
j. Schmidt, 70; Richard Ryan, 38;
James Casey, 38; John 7. Beck, 30.
For Constable-Peter Pfeiffer, 63;
John Metro, 38; james kilroy, 80;
Patrick McNesby, 30.
| For Delegate to the Mayoralty Con-
vention-George H. Walrod, 81; james
Smith, 81; Thomas King, Al; John
Casey, SO.
For Clerk Of Elections Hugh Nc
! Geehan, So; Thomas Degnan, 30;
Frederick j. Schmidt, 70.
! In the Fourth District.
| The Fourth District Republican
Convention met last night. 1t nomi-
mated John A. Macarthur for Alder
man, w. s. Lehman for Board OF
Public Works, Otto w. Meyer for
Police Commissioner.
Nominating Horace schermerhorn.
The Republican Convention of the Sixth
Aldermanic and Assembly districts met
| last night at the Belvedere House, on
the corner of Danforth avenue and Old
Bergen road. It was called to order al
| twenty minutes to nine by Mr.. j. r. Fen
ner Mr.. John Reid was elected chair
man, and after q great deal OF difficulty
/ in strait ightening out the credentials it was
| found that the First, Second, Third and
Fourth wards of Bayonne had held nc
primaries to elect delegates. and 1t was
ruled that those wards would not be en-
! titled to vote in the convention.
The delegate from the Fifth precinct was
absent, and Mr.. Kaiser was elected in his
stead. Nominations were then made fol
4
Schaffel and John Grau being nominated
| A ballot was taken, and the former re-
| ceived the nomination.
| The convention to nominate member
of the Board of Public Works, an Alder
man, Constable and a Justice
order by Mr.. j. r. Fenner, and
Mr. Thomas Jordan was elected chairman
of the convention. The following candi
| dates were nominated-Board of Public
| Works, Reuben Simpson; Alderman
| Horace Schermerhorn; Constable, Frank
| Meyer; Justice of the Peace, Jacob Christ
man. Mr. Reuben Simpson and Jacot
Christman were tho only nominees pres
| ent Both of them made short speeches
after which the convention adjourned.
| Citizens Association Ticket.
The Citizens Association met at Otis
Hall, West Hoboken, last evening, and
local offices:-Town Council, Otto Hell
and Charles Statley Town Clerk
Levi A. Farr; Assessor. Adolph
Jacouet; Collector, John S. Conlin
Oyerseer of Poor, Conrad v. Klein
School Trustee, John Wichmann; Con
stables, Emil Debevois, George Lehman
Commissioners of Appeals, James White
Conrad Kuster, George Steinhoff; Jus
tices of Peace, Stephen Smith, Frederick
| Frambach.
The Citizens Association will receive the
support of the Republican and Mugwuml
| elements of the town. The election will
| be very close. Farr and Schneider, the
rival candidates for Town Clerk, have
numerous friends in the town irrespect-
| i've of politics, and they will run neck and
| neck in the race for election.
Democrats Endorsed.
| The Third District Democratic Club met
last evening at Turner Hall. Benjamin
| Garrison, president, was in the chair. P
Kelly and John McCaffry, vice president
| and d large representation of the organiza
| ton were present.
On motion of Mr. William Herbert
which was seconded by Mr.. Martin Kelly
| the club endorsed the Democratic ticket
| as follows;-Alderman, Edward Hoos
| Police Commissioner, James N. Davis
| Fire Commissioner, Robert Quinlan; Jus
| tice of the Peace, John McCoobey Fred
| erick Seitz; Constable, Thomas ]. Lynch.