The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-24
ALLEN and HARMONY.
The Democratic City Pri-
maries Held Last
Night.
WHO THE DELEGATESARE.
Practically No Contests Anywhere
The Party United for the
Coming Election.

were no contests and the delegates elect
ed generally favor the denomination of
Charles W. Allen tor President OF the
Board OF Aldermen. The Convention
will be held next Saturday afternoon
FIRST DISTRICT.
The First district primaries were held
at the Headquarters OF the County Com
mittee on Grove street, and resulted in
the election OF this ticket.
Delegates to City Convention
Martin White, joan Flick, Daniel Tier
ney. Thomas Hickey, Laurence Hines,
Jonn O'Brien, Patrick Mailer, Paul Dec
ker, John K. Hewitt, NJ. Duffy. Patrick
Fallop, John O'Dounell. John Smith,
John Muirain, Robert DAVIS, Philip E.
Martin aud Patrick H. O'Neili.
Delegates to District Convention
Michael Harney, William Kiernan,
Engene Condeb, James Coar, Francis
Moran, Arthur O'Brlen, Thomas Trotter,
John A. Graves. 7. Sullivan, George
Grace, Joseph Friend. James 4. Noon,
James E. Kelly, Thomas Lenahan. II.
McCartin, George +. Horuung and Thomas
O'Connor
rhese delegates are in favor of the re-
nomination of Charles W. Allen for Presi-
dent of The Board of Aldermen and Mich
aeI Day for Alderman.
SECOND DISTRICT
There was no opposition in the Second
district last night, and in consequence
the voting was very light and nothing
but harmony prevailed. The First, Sec
ond, Third and Fourth precinct held a
joint primary at Henderson and Tenth
Streets, and elected the following dele
gates:
For Delegates to City Convention
Frank McDermott. NJ. Z. Kenny, Martin
Zinner, Patrick Qainlan, Timothy Cronin,
James b. Donnelly. John Sheridan,
Michael Campbell, Walter sO'Mara, aud
NJ 4 O,Iourka
For Delegates to District Convention
Pierce Fleming, Patrick Connolly, Daniel
Shea, William Russell, Thomas Reynolds,
Edward OGrady. Thomas ORourke,
John Cieary, Frank Lane, and John w.
The Fifth precinct elected this ticket at
No. 273 Eleventh street,
For Delegate to City Conyention-John
Hague.
For Delegate to Aldermanic Conven-
tion-Jaines Slack.
The Sixth and Seventh precincts held
joint primary at No. 42S Second street and
chose the following delegates:-
Delegates to City Convention-Christo-
pher Corcorau, John Lynch.
Delegates to Aldermanic Convention
Gregory Judge, Thomas McDermoGt-
The Eighth and Ninth Precincts held
joint primary at No, 541 Newark avenue,
and selected this ticket
Delegates 10 City Convention-Peter
Ccduihut W lllan u. CllnOU.
Delegates TO District Conyention-Johu
p. Fernane, Daniel McNally.
The Tenth precinct at No. 656 Newark
avenue elected the following
Delegate to CITY Convention-Fred
Hem.
Thomas Flanagan.
The Eleventh precinct at No. 20 Hobo
ken avenue chose these Delegates
Delegate TO City Convenlion-Charles
II O'Neil
Delegate to Aldermanic Convention
John j. Lillis.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The delegates elected in the Third dis
tricJ are for Mr.. Allen for President of
the Board of Aldermen and Edward Hoos
for Alderman. They are:
Delegates for City Convention-James
Holden, Lewis Stinson, Martin Collins,
ii. j. Burns, James G. Minihan. Daniel
Sullivan, john Gillon. John +. Madden,
Dennis Mclaughlin, Frederick Carter,
Michael Donnelly, Thomas j. Armstrong,
Nicholas sWeeden, Charles McGovern,
Patrick McQuade, Thomas O'Brien, JAS.
Clements, Christopher O. Smith, Jonn
Moran, William Howe and Patrick Kane.
Delegates for District Convention
john j. Ryan, Timothy Reagan, Thomas
O'Keefe, John Butler. Frank L. Herrick,
Thomas Farrell. james q. CLARKE. Charles
4 Boltwood, Joseph MeCoobery, James
Heroert, Louis Horwedell, Edward Kelly,
John Dugan, John Mourrus, William Z.
Dugan, James Murphy, William Farrell.
James Sammons and Thomas Reynolds.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
The result OF the primaries in the
Fourth district were as follows
Delegates 10 City Convention:-First
precinct, Frank Klyn; Second, Thomas
Farrell; Fourth, John Dammann; Fifth,
Fred Mandler and j. 4. Reumpler; Sixth,
IL
Seventh. Stephen p. Yoe; Eighth, Fritz
Gansberg: Ninth, Henry Meyer; Tenth.
Richard Breakey; Twelfth, Herman Berg
kamp; Thirteenth, William Hentze: Four
teenIh, Thomas Allan: Fifteenth, Thomas
Larkins; sixteenth, E e. Rodgers;
teenth, Richard Gibbons: Nineteenth, p.
McNulty; Twentieth, Dennis O'Brien.
Delegates TO Aldermanic Convention:-
First precinct. Edward +. MeDermott;
Sc ond, Bernard Tully; Fourth, Henry
Winckisr; Fifth. George Hoffman ana
Fred German; Sixth, Frank Drake and
Frank j. Mccoy; Seventh, Joseph Cogh-
Ian; Eighth, james Nolan; Ninth, SAM
nel Cookson; Tenth, Timothy Cagney;
Twelfth, Jonn Rudolph; Thirteenth,
William Meehan; Fourteenth, William
Farrell; Fifteenth. Johu Conway. six
teenth, James Stevens; Seventeenth,
George McIyor; Eighteenth, Owen Me-
Gnire; Nineteenth, Henry Book, Jr.;
Twentieth, john w. Kelsey.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The Fifth district was rs peaceful as n
church last night and but Que ticket was
in the field. The First, Second. Third
and Fourth precincts held a joint
primary at No 1893 Wayne street and Sc
lected the following Delegates
For Delegates to City Convention-Johu
Kelly, Gustav Metzger, John McKeon,
Michael Mcnamara, Charles Maxwell,
Thomas Murray, George Meyers. T.
O'Gorman and John O'Brien.
Delegates to Aldermanic Convention
John Callaghan, John Murray, James
Hennessey, James Hatherington, Henry
Byrne, Philip Tumuity, Patrick 1ierney,
John Kelley and Patrick Farrell.
The Fifth and Eighth precincts held a
Joint primary at No G73 Montgomery
Street and elected for Delegates
Delegates to City ConveEtion-Waitsr
G. Wescott and John Bonell.
Delegates TO Aldermanic Convention
Patrick f. Byrnes and John Fitzsim-
MONS
The joint primary Of the Sixth and
Seventh Precincts was held at No . Foye
pllce, ana the following tickes was
elected:-
Delegates to City Convention
]. Coleman, Alexander Burke.
Delegates To Alaernlanic Convention
William Morrissun, Andrew ,ralg.
The primary OF the Ninth Prs-inct was