New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN.
THE REPUBLICANS CHOOSE OFFICERS.
THE ELECTIONS IN MOST OF THE wAEDs En-

The genuine and hearty interest felt oS hepuo"e
In all parts OF Brooklyn was evinced py hfso Wv
at the primary elections last evening |" eno'
Of the ward associations and delegates to the "ener
Committee 20 succeed the one-hlrd OF the members
NJ that body whose terms will expire AZ the hrs'
meeting next year. on January IL. Even III S'io"eS
Democratic wards large vote was po"o.' -,
were Interesting contests In seNerSi u. " -.
served 70 get all the enrolled voters TO the
The results I'm every instance were acqueseeo III s
the defeated parties ana there was nv
played over the results. -. e..ou
In ths Fourth Ward the leadership oi 'ena'oi
R,r,,ett was disputed by william ). Bea'.'e' Wno
formerly worked with him. The result was oose u".
Mr. Brkett won by 132 votes 10 III ior 'n' ~
ticket. ,,, ur.s were
In the Twentieth Ward the old facuohai nheS "..o ~
draup INIT with less tension than formerly anu ''o
, ,r.s NOT as large as In other years Quarshehe
Commissioner Nichols, ex-COngressnan Waiiaee anu
" w Goodrich were opposed by United states Ds'f,''
Attorney Johnson There were 122 baiiols Gus" D'' ~
the tallyist showed only III voters ana 'ho i0'
ras not known until late hour. The NICHOLS Peopie
won with 800 votes TO 331 ,,,u
In the Twenty-frst Ward Senatoreiect hsPh"
defeated the opposition to him, led by Ihon'as a.
McWbnney. by a vote of 357 to 24f. In the ien'h
Ward the ticket favored by Jacob Brenner won' uV
,eotinr the interests represented by George heio,'
In the Eighth Ward W. II. n. Cadmus carriou '"0
primary. .,s ,ht
The primary in the Second Ward Will be heia .n' m
evening, as q enrolment has oceh n,aue W ,aId
General Committee, and the primary VIII DC N, hoia
ndo tho same direction The following are the "aiu
onicers and General Committee delegates eec'eu
rirst Ward-presdent Henry L. Palmer. hrs0 n'o
president Sutherland Miller second Vee-pres'ue' -.
ci. L. Hines; secretary, George E van NosSAHu, -
urer Samuel b. Duyea inspectors OF election Nnts.a "'
Kuchonbeeker, Emil j. BayeE; delegates 70 "e"''"
mittee A. II. Van Cott. Edward u "Slu' ,c,... or.,
Third Ward-Presldent, DR.. William l." "r'n' -
vicerresdent Jurgan Seebeck; second Ncc'presiu ~ ~
Anderson; third vicc-presdent, George w. n'' roncs
nawansrv. treasurer A. J. Fulllng; delegates 70 u'e
General Committee, Henry A. Willis' LEO oe''' ~ "
McGiliwie William Sutclihe. -. r.os
Fopr.n Ward-President, Henry Jones nrss V''rp -,
sn, John IT. Bennett; second vicepiesident 'ohh ne,
third yce.prcsident, James Kenney fourh ,I
,vuI,on e Miller fifth vicepresdcnt, Henry l. ~ ~ ~
,aon. socro,ary William II. Curtin; assistant secre''!
William j. Reast; treasurer, Hehry W. "d'
70 General Committee, Henry Henderson, ..,
Fifth ward-Preeident John T. MeCracSeh Vi'ep 80
,n,s wuIam A. Wildwood, William o'Conhor' "eoiso
n,eber Francis Flanagan; secretary. william d. ~
innv. assistant secretary. II. Browe; treasurer
walter H. Began delegates to General Comm'ee'
Norpan NJ J. F.. May. Joseph WelWoou' -,
" e,. ward President Andrew Jacobs nrst Nice'pro'r
a, y pnssell second vce-presdent. Frank Co'ehne
third vice president, H. r. Donnehoh; iouf'h -.
dent w. J. Cropsev: recording secretary, o. ~ ~ n
corres,ondIne secretary w. n. Driver; treasurer. -
C. H. win.low II. II. Appleton. - ,co rresI.
0 seventh ward-Presdent IL. X. stearns viee'preo''
dants Delmors Ewell, o. II. Jadwin, H. Stu''e'e, ~
~ Risbon. secretary samuel Bowden assistant seeieI''
- -, ~ pio,ch,ord treasurer Richard Wynkoop dele-
Gates % General Committee Charles IL. Cotton
Field Darwin Il. James B. +. Blair Martin E 30 ~;
tighth Ward-presidcnt, John j. Barrett N'epi
yytriam J. Morgan Herman Schmidt, Edwarn H. h'n.'
,,a,Ic,r Isnde Frank D. Webster recording secretary
yiu,am f. Cadmus assistant recording secretary D "
Lewis corresponding secretary John A. Dram nhsncS'
ocrctary Charles w. Bligh treasurer O. u NyquisS
oan,atarms James Mcdonnell members OF inc ueheai
nohor, caccava,o Theodore Klein, Charles
n,ahosn Iobn Gardiner Thomas J. Punkett. Jonn A.
~y,n,h ward-president John G.. TurnbU.l; hrst VICE
nresden: Archibald c. Weeks; seeoha po.,
frLr,os smith secretary G.. W. williamson asssUin'
oro,arv Rernard MCGOWAN treasurer, Francis barer
delegates To General Committee Lawrence j. smh L. w.
Williams. A.. ,oo oroo,
Ts,,h wardpresdcnt John f. Henry; first vice'presi'
dent Luke Tuly second viee-presideh', Af'hu %
ec,etary Albert b. wadron assistant secretary a. d. -
H,phes treasurer s. L. Whipple delegates 10 e "cnef'i
Committee. AIbro J. Newton, Seymour Kline A.,
r,oysn,h Ward-Presdent, William H. Johnsoh' hrss
vice president Charles L. Lane; second
y Abbott; secretary, William 5. Curtis, !f' NsH" @
ocrotarv george d. Hopkins treasurer william u hei
bert: sergeant-sarms Robert swift deiesaVes' f" "
CorwIn Pierre Henry, John Q. Adams. -
Twelfth ward-Presdent, Michael D. slmHn n.'O 49,
,esdent Frank Teller; second vce-presdent FreaencA
t,,. secretahv Henry +. Kane; corresponding sece-
tarv paul Schultz; trea.urer Nicholas hsmiherer' U
Gates Edward G. Frank John F. DAILY
Thirteenth ward-Presiden:, George f. MouiVoh his'
nrasdent James b. Trousdae second vfcepfesiaehe
rohn u Gauter third yice.president Alfred t. Hobey
sac,earv Charles Dodd treasurer, Charles A. Hami''
Insnector of election Edward S. Henessy delegates'
Wiuism II. Leaycraft, Charles Small Ed NJ houng'
j. Watt Fleming. - . ,.,o
rresd.nt Joseph c. Heeker; first vicepresdent HAIRY
Iouchran; recording secretary, Charles "iine'hs n'
secretary George Warner delegates, Henry heihe'n'
Emil Wieher. ..,,, ,omos
ucuurray first vice. president; Samuel Bro"n' seooio
ieeprtsident; William Laramie. third Nee-preSiuehO'
William c. Scott secretary; Louis H. Barry aSsisNU
retary Louis Rubel, corresponding secretary; Johh "
Westervet treasurer; delegates Miehael H. Dos'n' ~
f. Roeder, Western w. Wllson
sixteenth Ward-Presdent, George L. orpen Ncepfesl'
donts Charles w. Oekert Israel Coheh 'uuS re|oia'
tacob Walter Philip Kreuscher secretary, Ahure" fi'nh
assistant secretary. Philip Albohn, E corresponding sec
o,,,v Emil c. Walter treasurer, Charles haruA; I;
August Sachs; delegates, Frederick Metz
gor Henry sauerbrunn ir, John H. Fieschnanh hooer'
j. GOtha. , -, ,
Seventeenth ward-President, A c. Botoni Nce'pfeh-
de,ts George w. Bailey Thomas j. PercI'ai, Ihonas "
e.n.. cocretarv lanes B Crane treasurer, Thomas
toukes sergelntatarms, John c. Beach delegaus Wh"
n Rrvant David p. watkins, Benjamin F. Raphael Henry
c. Dunham.
riobtecntb Ward-Ftank +. Schulz. president; Edwin
Harvard first vice president; George '" hu"e' secou
Peter Hartmann third vee-prsdenti VIII
, ualloran secretary William LeYere. assistant sec
rotarv John r. Balou corresponding secretary; Charles
A puMoun ir treasurer: delegates. Henry Asher Johi
q Deubert William Caldwell. Charles f. Weir. James h.
Renns Robert Nmmo, Charles I" suhmers' 'uhh d.
Ch,,stoccI ir Isidor Fox Edward Hgbee. Charles j.
Haubert Ferdinand Dewigne. Max Erdtmann, David Rob-
inson William J. Madden.
Nineteenth Ward-president, George T. JACOBS vice
presidents frank w. Angel, william d. Liddle. Crah
ian ucrbert L. Gunnson recording secretary, Henry w
smith assistant recording secretary Church w. Church
well: corresponding secretary, William T. Matthias; treas
urer Hubert e.. Taylor; inspectors, James H. Newiac
a y I Adams delegates william j. Taylor, William C.
r.tc, I.eob worth John Kssel. Charles Glas, Henry
~ smith f. A. Barring, T. H. Walters, John Coides
peter Rauer liza Lille George l.. Bellows.
twentieth ward-President William Mayo Little vice
presidents John n. Drake Frederick Gay secretary I'd
Vda trsus.