New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
FOR SHERIFF OF KINGS.
WILLIAM J. KRAMER RECEIVES THE RE-
PUBLICAN NOMINATION..
,rsr,cr JouS COURTNEY NAMED BY THE DEMO
cp>rs - CHARLES T. DrNwELL AND
THEODORE r. JACKSON TO OPPOSE
ortIEP FOR CONTROTJER.

CHARLES T. DrNwELL AND
ruronoRE r. JACKSON TO OPPOSE
ZACH OTHER FOR CONTROLLER
promptv at 3 O'Clock yesterday Jonas NJ Harrington
,,,od tho Republican delegates t. order IN inc Az
,oriic .vpuuc Athenacnn, BROOKLYN. ana Inc h'hgs
",,.n,, convention 20 nominate sheriff to succeed
r,., n pbipehart. and an Associate Justice OF SEES
, ., rccccd Charles \. Conraddv. began its pro-
oooa,rr. Many prominent Republicans were present.
either az delegates or onookcrS. senator BrKe'''
shc,ie Rbiuclort. John ~ Nichols. David a. BALDWIN,
,.rce = Elliott tlarrnce \. Earron. George d.
.,or Ernst Nathan. W. II. Lcaycraft. W. H. ~
,.,. rhnmas ". Wood. andrew j. Perry, '" d.
,,a,'a, l. Fischer DR.. James watt Franklin WOOD
a nA lanes H. Wallac" were among them
,o,h = BENJAMIN. F. F.. Porter and James Taylor
marc made secrr arlc-. To call the roll OF '"' '''
delegate, ard make th" n"rcNa'y s'ib>tlI"'io"' Wv"
ON hour and a half The Rev. Dr. j. %. ferh vi ''o
r,cu,v fifth Ward. and captain Of the Sith Regiment
,,od the name Of Colonel Henry W. Mirheii ioi
r,,, In hi, speech DR.. Peck said that he presented
., nam. If a wclknown citizen. who IN the crisis OF
his oun,ry's history had fought for on inc Da''ic
n,d In private life h" had shown himself cap"o'e'
emcieut and public spirited r!incn Inc hom'l''''"
,a rcceiyc,I with great applause 1t WAS s~ohden o'
Edward H. Schnotcr who himself had been p'""
;rcn,Iv named for the nomination.
rnhcrt PAYNE. OF the Nlnrt"'h'h WITT" P' -"
#, ,.,,. M william j. Kramer. OF him Mr.. faFhc
aid ,lat he WAS Of III" best spec linens vi 'i
made man in the lccd profession. lie was p".' Wv
,,t, T., hc a soldier. Int IN early life he wor"o III
i ,,c,ory and afi"rwari upon an ice wagon
FINALLY ne wa. made clerk Of evil Justice c'' anu
,h., studied law and adnlt,cd to the bar. lie
,ra,. v-s n champion Of labor Interests and without
,,.,tion gave legal advice TO labor orgahh'tphS'
lingo IIir.ch seconded MI Kramcr'N n"nilia'i"i' liz
said he was hou"st capal" and cih'i"nt III Tue pr
frrmance Of public duty and would ""r'h'I p'.i"'"
,,c dutic, Of the Shr:iA'> Office II elected. w y.
ru,,IIuc Of the Fifth ward. presented tn" nam" OF
lanes Webb as a Grand Army man and mh"r man
Af,cr SOME DELAY a ballot wa reached. IN" r'>'H
NJ which was 2O7 votes for Mr.. Kramer. ~" fr '"i
Michel and for James Webb. who was the LABOR
candidate in lss7 and received i 600 votes at the
mills. The nomination 81 Mr. Kramer WAS MAUI
uuarirnou, amid Wild enthusiasm \ committee "'h
ont for Mr. Kramer. md he mae br!"f ,P''h' ~
prr,,ivr Of his crancati1n a. Il" honor done ih anu
nron,l,,,I his best efforts fr party success.
The nomination for Associate JuNtIr" "f IN" tour
NJ Sessions was given ia Charles ~ C"n'ahdF' :" We"
ttrcchj who now hold, the "fhr' 1t i b'H"N'" 'ha'
m, nomination Of Mr. Kramer VIII enable tie h'p'p
ucans 10 rrain possession # "a" >h'rhN ONO a. nF
have for fifteen ui a." lat iw"nii On" y'aiH' Inc
OUTCOME" Of the convention was r-t'+"" WIN "''''""
tIou hy the party leader.
The Republican nominations II cnndda'"> '"r ''n
trolle, and Auditor II brooklyn were MADE E>' ''''H
In tho Ath,ma~,Im Iial. ra'" \. IA!i"i called Ia"
Convention 20 order and dr permanent pf'o'iH-
o.iccr The name 81 thar". I Inn"cll 81 TIE
ru.uty.nrst Ward was presented fOr '""u"ll"r hN
Colonel t,r"rgc tIark. %: t." rW"'N 'hH' war"
After several cuoestIc speed he. tn" u"ilt'i"n va
made hv atc.amatiUn Ia" announcement Wa f''''F
Al plaut!cd and conuir''" va ''l' Z" VT p'l""lI
For tln o,,c 81 CIV Audlt 1t. lrr ''nla Costello II
N" rc,.th Ward. ram"l Is IL" Is I"i"N'"r
and unn'.,il,isly II ,niit ate" amid mH'h cihhI'it'h
Mr. pnnvcn Is about frty-rw" v'ar- old A1f ""'
r-ulun,c # m Cornell UnI.r>ltv a''W' t"Ii' f"ir'
r.n. H., hn> lived IN iir"hlrn if t. years. '''n i
IL general agent '"r Il ne 'H-ri"''" """'i""f
Mr. ,',-i..iin !, Il veteran. ard ~" -"T'i'" IN
N. ln4th Hcv York io!rnrc~f,. H." "a'l-''d WIZ"
sixteen years old ard Worai,.! Al Foam H'hI n
FIR the L., eighteen yea, l." An- h"'n IN '''T'''
u.ut ,cryicc and + now a l"f'cr CARRIER. lie J.
nc,nl.r -. Moe, +. "l"ii Pot. e. ~ Il h"'h
NOMINEES, are capable n,cI for The onc"N they are
ruui"d Ia I'll
The Gu, and dried Democratic county conVrh"'"
me, f.. ii. li,t In the ncw Thomas '''''''
Building IN court square. J. had been AL Mr'i'e'"
AZ stated in The Tribute that CI justice 'phh ''''
uey would be the candidate. and that Police Jn>''e
Kcnna who lid been eagerly seeking the i"''''a''"
IA advance OF the d-.-ou "f the D"ni'.t''Ic "n''"
ties should gracefully Ictir, and wait for the {"
rie-" "a come around for HIM IN some pt''t wear
1l, To-, TIA, IN. ,onv'h'iun would -"nlh r"h'' me
naming II Couriur, rst" little interest t" IA" proceed
,uy, and they were promptly ,"f'lW'"d John +.
Adams ,a-d he delegate, TO order. md l"hn y Gum
tnri was chosen Ia preside. Ia" same OF '"'"'e
Conitr-v was presented hN Edward y I'o"Ie'' an" IL
wa, seconded bv several der.,i"~. Ihc nomination
va, made unanimously. and Justice Courtney was
called before the c,'!on He pir'~'d h> s'"i
rcntion At the honor bestowed upon HIM .nd pr"'">'
T., do all lie could 10 win ~ IT," = Ills
The convention rnum!rat"d Justice John NJ Mahon
for Associate Justice VI seasons
John Courtney va, born In BROOKLYN Ia 1850. After
public schoo education h" entered the employ OF ar
ner brothers as typ",ct"r and ufi"rward worked
IA several ncw>papcr "ncc- In i-'iG Ire was zap
pout.d clerk III the snrrvgnt"s once and remained
there ten years IN l4;1 ho made clerk Of tho
second District civil Court. under Iusf!ce Riley
and r,n,,,ncd IN the Office two yenrs. In L." h"
was removed but IN the sam" year was elected Justice
OF the Same court lie ha- been twice r-clc't"i III
1888 and IT,. and hold, court IN the titv Hall
lie 4, an old volunteer fireman and /. president II the
Brooklyn volnnt'c- fiIrmcn', Associations IL" all"
bclonu, l., IN, V.rila Boat Club. ia" Constitution tlub
and the II. Patrick, s"rirN.
The Drmoclntc delegates 10 the City Convention
In Cr,,kyn met In the Thomas Jefferson building last
c,rpiuy 10 register ~" bche> Of the boss III regard
"a tho nominations. for CDatIrlrr and tity Auditor.
Dr. r. H. Kteiz,chmar madr chairman. aid th"
first notion u.s the RECOMMENDATION OF Controller Thco.
do,,. F. Jackson who elected la, year To I'll the
v.'aucy cnns,d by ~" death OF t"niOii Livns,l"l
don. n" Is IL LAWYER. about tftylvr years od: and
wa; nrs q M Mr HE an'"%t% , him IN H, 4
Imrs romnil>> oiirr lat bat he abroad and
could IL" qunlIf, for the Office,
For tity Auditor. to ,u,,,sr Thomas l.. Entan. I'll"
Democratic nomination gwen 10 Anton Weber III
pnr~,ianc" Of an agreement With the German
nrmoctatlr General Committee 10 Srcur' support for
the r.,t of tho ticket. Mr.. Weber born IN t''r
Wnr He has been II dockma>'cr ON The Wnllnh"ul
Canal for DOGGY wears and l. attached to the con
to!lrr'> Office.
JAMES F. HOWELL FOR STATE SENATOR
The Essex County. y j.. republican convention +"