The record-union., 1891-02-27
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
Men Who VIII Nominate Candidates
at To-night's Convention.
It is Stated that Frank Ruhstaller VIII
be Nominated for Trustee
Other Candidates.

The Democratic City Central Commit
tee met last evening at the Pacific Hotel
to elect delegates to the convention,
which will nominate candidates tonight
to fill the offices of Third Trustee, Audi
tor, Assessor, Tax Collector and two Fire
Commissioners.
II. J. Kilgariff presided and NJ. J. Sui
livan otliciated as Secretary. The roll
call showed only one member of the COM
mittee absent. The meeting was an un-
usually harmonious one, and the election
of delegates proceeded with celerity. Fol-
lowing is the result:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates from the First Ward-J. W.
Hughes, H. +. Dillman, NJ. J. sullivan,
j. Golden, E. S. Reigo, p. II. Scally, r.
Fisher, John Sullivan, Robert Mont
gomery, S. Maroney, Albert Coombes, J.
kiernan, w. A. Henry. George Ryan,
Alexander Title, Michael Cohn, James
a. Browne, Alexander McCue, w. Feno
John Lynch, II. r. Abbott, Rolla Curtis,
G. Shoemaker, James Raymond, w. Muir
ray, Gerald Keegan and J. NJ. Sullivan.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates from the Second Ward-Jerry
n. Payne, John +. Deyine, G. NJ. Harri-
son, John Black, Martin White, John
Costre, Arthur Crozier, John Bagley, W.
S. Shields, NJ. j. Desmond, Andrew
Black, II. J. Kilgariff, d. Brophy, John
Alexander, J. w. Orth, j. b. Harris, K.
II. Singleton, George Cuddy, John Daily,
George Miller, l.. l.. Forrest, Edward
McGraw, 2. Gabrielli, w. 4. Clark, JAS
Rodgers, John Taiie, NJ. Pennish, VIM.
Kelly, G.. Blanchard and James Riley.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates from the Third Ward-G.
Hilbert, S. Wall, john Kehrer, j. r.
Webster, Jacob Wagner, Pete Burns, P.
Kirk, NJ. j. Burke, Geo Higgs, II. Buck-
ley. Pete Wager. Joseph Hahn, j. Riley
Il. Humer, z. Nelson, W. f. I.akin, +.
Cunningham, II. M. LaRue, Jr., L. w.
Peters, g. Naghel, ]. O'Connor, John
West, l.. J. Nicolaus, i. T. Pfund, n.
! Ever, G. w. Nichols and j. Sweeney.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegates from the Fourth Ward
Fred. Cox, r. d. Stephens. j. J. John
son, Isidor Alexander, Richard Caverly,
James Touhey, Edwin +. Smith, w. c.
sidine, w. a. Gett, NJ. Fisher, Sam
Emanuel, j. NJ. Brown, w. S. Leake
VIM. Ioller, Miles King, John w Marsh
p. Flanagan, w. III. Devine, Il. Deyine
W. j. Hardy, James McGulre, w. j.
O'Brien, NJ. Hanrahan, James Murphy.
Charles Neary, Timothy Flaherty, Geo.
Hartnett and Hugo Hornlein.
THE TICKET.
The committee decided to hold to-
nights convention at the old Pavilion,
instead of at Armory Hall, as formerly
announced, and it Will be called to order
at 7:30 o'clock.
There have been many conjectures dur
ing the past few days, as TO what the
Democrats proposed to do-indorse the
candidates of the other parties or put up a
straight ticket. The REcoRp-U -UsIoN pub
lished an interview with well-known
Democrat yesterday, in which the latter
said they proposed to put up straight
| ticket and indorse nobody. Subsequent
developments indicate that he will come
pretty near being right. A reporter
talked with a prominent member of the
Central Committee last night, who as
sured him that full ticket would in all
probability be put up. and that it would
resemble the following:
For Trustee, Frank Ruhstaller; Aud
itor, G. NJ. Harrison or Samuel Kay; AS
SCISSOR. Maurice II. Sheeiian; Collector, j.
G. Webster; Fire Commissioners, Z. A.
Bovyer and j. NJ. Morrison.
The reporters informant stated en-
phaticalIy that Mr.. Ruhstaller would ac-
cept the nomination, despite the reports
that he would not.