Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-09
Political Notes.


THE Fourth ward Republicans will meet on
Thursday night to hold suggestion and other
meetings.
THE Republicans of the Third ward will
meet at the Grant schoolhouse to decide on
local candidates.
ROBERT BRoKAw, and not Brooks, is the
Republican candidate for School Director In
the Fourth ward, Allegheny,
THE Second ward Republicans will meet at
the Second ward sehoolhouse on Thursday
evening to hold a suggestion meeting.
THE Democrats of the Sixth ward will meet
at the Forbes avenue school, on Tuesday night,
to nominate candidates for ward omces.
THE Democrats Of the Twenty-third ward
last night nominated for Common Council, II.
H Marcy; school Directors Andrew Butler
and James GAM; Alderman, s. M. Porter.
A REPUBLICAN suggestion meeting will be
held in the Eighth ward on Thursday evening"
by order of the City Committee, and the Frank
lin School will probably be the scene OF opera
tions.
JOSEPH HENDERSON, the Republican can
didate in the Eighteenth ward for Select Coun-
ell has been i'll for several weeks, but expects
to be able to be in the field in time for the
campaign. %.
THE Republican primary in the Twenty-sixth
ward resulted in the nomination Of John Vogs
and John n. Jarrett for Common Counelii
rectors; A. B. Lindner for Constable and Charles
Miller for Assessor.
THE friends of Candidate Wyman, of Allie
| gheny who are residents of the Second ward OF
that city, held a demonstration in his honor
last night at the Butchers Home in Pleasant
Valley. Previous to the meeting there was
short street parade.
THE Democrats of the Sixteenth ward nomi-
mated for Common Council, Henry Epping;
/ School Directors, DR.. T. r. Evans and L. W.
Schaltenbrand; Ward Assessor, W. c: Hunter.
Resolutions were passed indorsing the Demo-
cratic city and ward tickets.
HENRY BERGER, of the Wiokersham,
Twenty-fourth wardy Thomas Herman, of the
Monongahela Thirty-third ward and John
| Bentz. of the Bedford. TwentY-ninth ward,
| have been chosen Representatives to the Gen.
| tral Board from their districts.
THE Twenty-ffth ward Republicans met at
the Morse school house last night and placed
the following ticket in the field: Common
| Council. Thomas Wallace; School Directors
| NJ NJ. FellSer and John Shook; Assessor, Cor
| don Stewart; Constable. Clinton Faulkner.
AT the reception and meeting last night Of
the Lincoln Club of Lawrenceville, Seven
! teenth ward addresses were made by Mr. Gour-
lev T and Assistant City Attorney MoreIand. The
club by resolution, pledged support to all Re-
| publican candidates from Mayor to Constable.
THE Twenty-ninth ward Republican
primary yesterday resulted in the nomination
| of John Mosctell for Common Council; ]. Mar
| tin Schafer, Alderman; / W. Donnan, ID. D.,
Edward T. Evans. Frank s. McCurry, School
Directors; Fred Fieger, Assessor, and Lindsay
| Davis. Constable.
AT the Democratic primary meeting of the
| Twenty-seventh ward last night Alderman B. A.
| Hartman was not opposed and Councilman P.
| Nj, Carr was renominated. In the Twenty.
| eighth ward the Republicans renomlna ated
| Councilman Hugh McCurTy and James E.
| Finn will run for Common Council
THE fight for Common Council in the Repub-
Iican primaries of the Eleventh ward was some
what close with regard to two Of the candi-
dates, Thos g. Mcclure getting 457 votes, w.
| T. Taggart 49, and b. Ii. Nieman l98. Messrs.
s. A. Philips and George G. Chambers afe
elected School Directors, and Fred Luman
| Alderman. ~
THE Thirty-ffth ward Republicans last night
held a suggestion meeting, with the following
result: Select Council A. c. Robertson; Com
mon Council, g. L. Holiday and Nicholas Fitz-
| gerald; School Directors, Casper Foster, George
| Johnston ID, Crawford West Mcdonald and
CIarb Smith. Resolutions were passed lindors-
ing Messrs. Gourley, Morrow and Denniston.
THE voters OF the Thirty-frst ward yesterday
plaeed in nomination two ward tickets, Re.
publican and citizens. The Republican ticket
is as follows: Select Council, Andrew Binderi
Common Council, Louis J. Fritz; School Di-
rectors. RhInehart Herbster, Richard L Jones;
Alderman Charles L. Black; Assessor, Joseph
Davis; Constable, Elias Wagner The faction
supporting w. W. Nisbet and q Democratic
| minority held q citizens meeting and placed
the following ticket in the field: Select Coun'
| eli w W. Nisbet; Common Council, William
| o. Russell; School Directors, Thomas Eyans,
Albert Vierheller; Alderman, ID; ". Smytnei
Assessor, Joseph Hoag; Constable, William