New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
BEPUBLICANS FOR OFFICE.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY AND
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
COUNTY DEMOCRATS ENDORSED IN A FEW DIS

ro1rSry DEMOCRATS ENDORSED IN FEW DIS
rKIcrs-Goop MEN PUT IN THE FIELD.
The Republican conventions in tho Assembly Dis
trc,s held last evening resulted in the nominasoo
of ten Republican candidates for the Assembly ana
the Endorsement of two County Democracy nominees
The Republican conventions 10 nominate Aldermen
placed Republicans in the field in ten districts and
Endorsed one County Democrat The candidates nom
mated for Assembly are the followng
v YIIFTsnSi. y M K!as 9S-sitn OS5sa
xfii -MT if9S s GSS XX6ery Sj Adams;
XvIii-R o'Byrnc, 6. d.
No nominations for Aldermen were made by the
S1,S S%;h in xi hs IS: x ill., MA a wv % XVIII
Districts The organizations IN these st tbs W or dis
i ndSSH Inc ''l'0N' "''' "
vIIgsOee Gregory xXGCssriss b kT sSn
x1-G Ger; p. Morris xXffiii-Jsmes owens.
A xIX-G:STss W. pl han mond. " hum
ton.
In the LIST, I'D. IIId WITH vth With, With. lXth,
XIIth. XlIIth XIvth. XVIII and XVllth, no nomi-
nations wero made, the conventions adlourn'ns lot
further deliberation.
Major Francis V. King who made excellent
member in tho last Legislature, was renominated by
exclamation in the With Assembly Distr1ot MAYOR
King although of the youngest members OF inc
Assembly. achieved dis incton as an advocate oi al
the great reform measures which the Repuohsan par'1
brought forward. George Gregory, the Repuoncah
Alderman from this district was also renOminated lie
moved one Of the most faithful members of the Board
during the laet year.
Frank J. Martin, the nominee for Assembly IN the
With District, is young man OF good reputation
as a business man and Republican. He has taken
an active part in the organization Of that dis
tIfct
In tho XVIII District, Philip Wasspng 1r, named
for the Assembly and Joseph L. Schneider for Alder
man. are among the stanchest Republicans OF inc
district Mr. Wassung was the Republican candidate
1sp e sSss q rs tic ete 'n D'''' '0u
ran william Nicholas Hoag for Assembly in the XIth
District. is prominent young Republican. lie Is a
membe Of several social organizations and clubs ana
i ms of AmeTsn Morris in this district il
deserved compliment Tho Board has no more ell
Frederick S Gibbs received unanimous nomination t
in ihe AIIth District Ii is hoped that me dis
and that this district may continue to be represented
y In the XVIIIth District that veteran Republican
Is nd@a1ion Bernard o Ad E mas repre-
Gn s and bis 1874 District anG in the Board Of
1875, as Republican, Mr. g mas De cv o9 ser ..
score OF years and will undoubtedly be elected by a
Handsome 3O he F Fa Tss' Xssemby in s
XViIth the Republicans have Endorsed the nomination
OF Robert O'Byne, young lawyer OF growing
prominence and son Of Colonel John O'Byrhe' the
well-knOwn County Democracy lawyer , r.,
colonel Horny Il. Altman, who was nominated iof
IS well known citizen OF that district, and man OF
fine attachments and high character lie formerly
served as a Republican member OF the LEGISLATURES
of PENNSYLVANIA and Colorado. -,
Tho nomination Of Martin J. O'Brien for Assembly
In the XXth District Is regarded with much sa.is-
faction by the citlzons Of that part OF the cry Nj
OBrien is in active business In ForiysecOhd-s';
has been an active Republican for many years ana IS
a member OF the Republican County COmmlttee. WIN
his chances are, regarded as good 3ioorr1 n nS
Is a prominent Hebrew, cigar nanutactuIer . a,a
also a member Of the Republics an county CommiVoo'
lie has many friends outsid2 OF political circles.
Ono of tho bcs, nominations mad FOR me ASSEM-!
was that of Richard J. Lewis in the AAlsI DlstIct
Tho convention which nominated him was composer
of the bcs: sort Of material A. r. whitney PRESIDED
er1 ex-JuSro Noah Davis made one of the nominating
sneeeSes al the convention. Mr.. Lewis represented
lie XVIIth District in the Assembly in 1884 ana "a
fhed with frst-clasS record at that Time. lie a
LAWYER thirtyfOur years Old and has an once az
No 50 Liberty-st lie was one OF the organizers OF
the Federal Club. Charles p. Sanford. who was
nominated by exclamation for Alderman IN the NAlst
District IS rising young lawyer, son OF the iate
Judge Sanford. lie was elected Alderman rom ms
district three years $50 by 1900 plurality, and made
fire record
percy D. Adams a wellsnown Harlem lawyer,
received the nomination for the Assembly In tho
XXIlId District. lie ran for the office last year
against the United Democratic candidate, and was
defeated by only small plurality. There arc two
democratic candidates this year in the field and Mr.
Adams's election is assured