Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-25

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FIRST WARD.
In this ward the Sargent ticket won. It
is appended It received 222 votes, the
Driscon ticket securing ninety weight.
City-John c. Miles, Albert Widman,
Patrick F. Beirne; alternate-at-large,
Dwight E. Bowers.
Town-George ]. Hitler, Caleb B. Bow
ers, James J. Burns; alternate, James E.
Ke1eher.
Board of reIef-John E. Duey, August
Reisinger, Daniel Lyons; alternate, Cry
enus P. Karr.
Ward committee-James E. Keleher,
Albert Widman, Frank G. Miles.
Ward nominating corAmittee-John B.
Robertson, O. B. Bowers, John B. Foley,
E. Louis Eager, Philo Rabbit, B. Nc
Guire, Clark Peck, Phillip P. Wells,
Frank FL. Wheeler, Bernard Simon, John
Coughlan, ]. Cummings, A. G.. Traeger
and about 100 others.
Town committeeman-Julius Herman.
Box tender-Frank G. Peck.
Checker-Frank G. Miles.
SECOND WARD
This ward, the reports say, gave Driscoll
forty-four majority. The ticket elected ia
as follows:
Town-Thomas E. Fender, Charles Nick
las, J. F. Shea, James II. McGovern, John
Foley; alternate, John w. Sullivan.
City-Albert Barnett, Edward Fitzger-
aid, John Ready, John ]. Brennan, Eli Mix;
alternate, William P. Neville.
Board of relief-Bernard Brady, Patrick
w. Sullivan, Joseph G. Hauser, Daniel Sui
livan, Alexander w. Flynn; alternate, Eli
sha Gilbert
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Dorman, Agustave A. Beaher, Patrick Hen
chy, John B. Moran, John Tormey, Michael
Wrinn, James Guncheon, Patrick Stanford,
Charles Spreyer and sixty others.
Town committee-James II. Howard.
IN THE THIRD.
The fight in the Third ward was of the
most determined sort and nearly the en-
tire vote was called out. There were two
tickets in the field. the following being in
support of Mr.. Sargent for mayor and
lPeter McKiernan for alderman, and win
ming, 653 to 344:
Town-Edward Boyhan, NORTH Spier
Edward McCabe, John Dobson, Johr
Courtney, James F. Plunkett, Cornelius
Stanley, Patrick Corrigan; alternate
James e. McGann.
City-Frank McHugh, Bernard Rey
nolds, Joseph F. Mcfarland, Jame
roll, Charles F. Brennan, James McKeon
alternate, John F. McHugh.
Board of relief-John w. Gordon, Johl
Shaughnessy, Henry Goebel, Stephen Y
Reynolds, Terrence F. Dinnan, Bernard E
Lynch, James P. Fogarty, Bernard Nc
Dermott; alternate, Valentine Stepheney
Ward nominating committee-Lawrenc
Egan, Maurice McHugh, Michael Curran
Charles w. Cooke, John Snyder, Nichola
Corcoran, Edward Couchy, Patrick Deg
nan, John G. Fallon, Morris DIETRICH, Ed
ward schlussel, Herman Walter, William
Simpson. Edward Riggs, Peter McHugh
street,, William Files, Patrick Reynold
BROAD street,, Thomas O'Connell, Charlie
F. Brennan, Thomas F. Stackpole, Domi
nick Butler, James M. McHugh, Bernar
j. Dillon, James Dinnan, Christian Schler
ker. Maurice Boyhan, William Murphy
IT,, Maurice Reilly, Frank Mclaughlin
John McGovern and sixty others.
Town ommitteeman-James NcGill.
Box tender-James f. Plunkett.
| Checker-Thomas Burns.
This is the ticket which was presente
in support Of Mr.. Andrew for mayor an
Frank Herman for alderman
City-John Fl. Dillon, Maurice ]. Reilly
John J. Toole, Isaac F. Davis, Daniel FlynI
Michael Sullivan, Alexander Troup, Pete
Conroy; alternate, James Stanley.
Town Michael Fahy, Torrance ReJ
nolds, John Riley (Ann street,, Edward I
Mullen, William Harvey, John F. McQuet
ney, George Bohn, Thomas n. Cow ell
alternate, James j. Ford.
Board of relief-Edw McC Gable, Charlie
Doherty Torrance f. Dinnan Patrio