The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-10
KERN EMPTIES HIS HAT.

And Shows the Names of Those He's
Selected to BE His Delegates.
A vague rumor prevailed around town
last evening that the Kern Kickers were
holding primaries for the election Of
delegates to County Convention to be
held in Hoboken Saturday evening
Reporters of THE JERSEY CITY NEWS
Geputed to b unit them out and obtain res
suits were unable to find q soul who
knew where the y were to be held.
A search of the cigar stores failed even
to reveal traces of the borrowing OF empty
cigar boxes to receive the ballots.
This morning Bill Kern emptied his
hat on table in Fourth district saloon,
and announced that he had picked out
these men to do his bidding at the APP
preaching Rump Convention.
First District.-County Convention-T Theodore
Smith, James Roche, John j. Duffy, Peter Null
rain, Edward J. McCaffery, Michael Mulqueeney,
Director-at Large-Charles 0'Brien, Henry
Perkins, Dennis RYAN, Charles Smith, Harris
Greenburg, Dave Donovan, Thomas Lannon,
John Murray and William Devens.
Assembly Convention-John Bandar, William
Duffy, John Delaney, Andey Hoyt James
Kennan, Michael Loe, james Mulhearn, Peter
Mooney and Charles Neachean.
Freeholders' Convention-John Flaherty.
Michael Coyle, Peter Kelly, George Irving,
Second District County--Willi O'Conner.
James Comfy, James 7. Brennan, William Nc
Welsh, Patrick Kelly, John Sheehan, John
Burns Dennis Burns Thomas Henry, Thomas
Mahoney and Augustus Frich
District--Peter Burns, John Burns, Michael
Gavin, John Brady, Frank MeConville Joseph
Smith, John Cane, Bernard Coyne, John
Gerrathy, James Connolly. James Kennedy, Pat
rick Kilroy, John Flagg and Thomas Dolan.
Third District County-Charles D. j. Noelke,
Patrick Kelly, John McCaffery, Henry Menken,
F. A. Cummings, Anton Sieberding, Cornelius ].
Cronan Charles Shaeffer, Patrick McKenna,
Michael Reardon Thomas Flood and William r.
Hight.
District-R. ]. Butler, j. NJ. Startnp William
M. Hogan Charles Thurman, James Kelly,
BerthoH Hornung, Alexander Roe, Frank Smith,
Christopher Smith, William 7. McCauley, Thomas
j. Ryan, Michael Collett and Charles Baumann-
Fourth District.-County-Ph Philip Tully, Law
renee Collett, Henry J. Powell, Henry Eigen-
rauch, Martin Logan. Richard Weiss, John Tully,
Martin Hopkins, Jr., Julius Diller, Dennis Carey
District Convention-John j. O'Hara, Nicholas
Won Thun, Hugh Cassidy, George Brackenhoh.
James Hogne, a; e; Roede Andrew Rochester,
John Martini, William Kemp, Michael Kelly,
William Jones and James Connolly.
Ninth District. County-John G. Besson, Ru-
dolph F. Rabe, Martin Steljes, W. B. Crane, Will
lam Weyhausen, John Wilig, Thomas Carlos,
Michael Fay, William Bathie, William j. Stuart
and James O'Boyle.
District Convention Frank Shaler, John Hotop,
Henry Hensel, Patrick Kelly, Moritz Hendberg,
John D. Bischoff, John Cassidy, Daniel Donegan,
William F. Smith, B. N. Crane and Elias Wal
lace.
Seventh Distrct-County-Den Dennis Gallagher,
James O'Connor, John Kelly, Michael Daley,
John Mcdonnell Thomas Nugent John S. Muir
ply and NJ. j. O'Rourke
District-George McLaren, Joseph Connell.
Patrick Kelly, Patrick Kelegher, James McGrail,
Daniel Murphy, I. J. Murphy and Charles
Dwyer.
Tenth District.-C County, Charles f. Rub,
Robert Schlemm James Smith, Alexander Stew
art, William Zengerler and George Knipper.
Freeholders-John Vetter, A. A. Rich, Richard
Galbraith and John Haas, Jr.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Seyer, Frank Gallop,
Nicholas Clinton and Franklin Adriance