The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-19

and Thomas DAILY, D.; Paul Povenz and
| Hugo Kraus, r. -
Fourteenth Preclnct-James Connolly
| and Joseph Hart. D.; Michael
| and Herman Freese, K.
Fifteenth Precinct-Richard Walsh
! and John Guinan, D.; Theodore Mendles
| and Edward G. Heritage, +.
Sixteenth Precinct-Charles e. Free
| land and jeremiah Linehan, D.; G. Jor-
| dan and John hodges, r.
Seventeenth Precinct-Daniel OLeary
| and William Nolan, D.; Grant Owens and
| Albert SEMINOLE, X.
Eighteenth Precinct-Thomas Doran
| and Owen Mcclure, D.; L. w. TAU ana
| herman kunz. r.
FIFTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
First Precinct = Allan Scofeld and
lanes e. Murray, D.; William j. Gal
lagher and George l.. Wooster. Il. b,
Second Preclnct-John j.. Hart and
William Smith. D.; Alexander Beatty
and Joseph Hartford, r. /,
Third Preoinct--W William Maxwell and
| William j. Sweeney, D.; Daniel c. Har-
per and John Glynn. r.
Fourth Precinct-John Naughton and
John II. Kenny. D.; John G.. Fried and
Edward S. Dougherty. h.
Fifth Precinct-M. J. Kavanagh and
Daniel F; Cody, D.; George Brand ana
Allanby B. Thompson, X.
Sixth Precinct-William J.. Coleman
| and Edward Donnelly. D William f.
| Jewkes and Edward Halsey. r.
Seventh Precinct-Benjamin Bcunell
and Andrew Craig. D.; William S. Barry
| and Charles Reinecke. r.
Eighth precinct-Albert Kaufman and
Alexander Burke, d.; George Taylor INC
Henry E. Klein, r. .
Ninth precinct-Howard Havron and
| John e. Moody, D.; Spencer j. Bucking-
ham aud John L. NJ. Gemmel, r.
Tenth precinct-James Dugan and
| Bernard Dougherty, D.; o. X. Gardner
| and Albin II. Graft, Il.
Eleventh precinct-Charles S. Garri-
| sou aud William Bimley, D.; John Reb-
han and Nathaniel w. Moses. r
T ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
First precincJ-Andrew Lyons and John
| Burns, D.; Stephen Smith and Philip
Hierspeil, K.
Second precinct-James w. Smith and
Michael j, Kennedy. D.; William K.
Wolverton and James M; Dlerkes. X.
Third precinct-Joseph Geragoty and
| Michael Griffin, D.; Thomas e. Woodley
and Philip Scheid, r.
Fourth precinct-Ihomas Fallon and
Abram pemnrest, D.; William +. Day
Fifth precinct-Charles Hamilton and
William l.. Dready, D.; Charles Belts
| aud Edwin ID. Shrope, r.
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Philip Hennessy, D.; Joseph Hallock and
Edward Gebhardt. II.
Seventh preciuct-W. O'Rourke and
John E. Brennan, d; Edward Lappin
and VIM. Brewer, r.
Eighth precinct-John ]. Norton and
VIM. f. Sanborn, D.; Mahlon Terhune
and John j. Laney, r.
Ninth precinct-Anthony j. Bender
and Joseph Dolan. D.; Joseph Ii. Young
I and James A Duke, r.
Tenth precinct-Wm. X. Sanborn and
VIM. Ormston. d.; George H. Haight and
Charles NJ. Fichtl. r.
Eleventh precinct-O. p. Cadugan and
Henry Leavy. D.; Garrett Vreeland and
George Duneanson, r.
Twelfth precinct-John Marthaler and
George Hausser, Jr,, D.; Joseph Dorch,
Jr., and Edward Bischof, r.
Thirteenth preeinct-John j. Fleming
and Michael Rock, D.; Nathaniel Viii.
son and John S.. Sothern, r,
Fourteenth precinct = Christopher
O'Neill aud Charles Lauer, D.; John
Struthers and William Baskerville, r.
Fifteenth precinct-Edwin d. Stegnan
and Louis E. Schtebe, D.; William A.
Rose and Merseles Anderson, X.
The report was received.
Alderman DuSenbury called attention
t. the fact that the naneS of Charles G..
Belts had been substituted for Enmet M.
B~urlingame in the FIFTH precinct, Sixth
district, against the wishes OF the Repub.