New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

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at 7;3o. No names were presented at the
| Alderman Convention, and an adjournment was taken
| until tomorrow evening.
The Republican Convention OF the With Dist let met
at No. Pittrst. No nominations made f,r As
semblyman Alderman, and an adjournment
taken until tomorrow evening.
Al the Republican inventor q the With District,
which met at No. TAI Tiith-st., samuel J. Ledefcr
unanimously nominated for the Assembly and
Edward Plat1w for Alderman.
Neither Of these candidates has he'll public
Office. Mr. Ledcrer Is a baker and lives AT No 324
East IOustonst. lie IS twenty four years DID, and
has been an ardent worker and advocate OF Repub-
| ican principles since lie became OF age. His can
didacy is supp rted and Endorsed by tn. Fed raj Club
OF the district, which has a membership OF ov,r D.
| His name was presented to the conventi.n by The
president OF the club.
Mr. Platow. the candidate for Alderman, is clerk
in the employ Of Marx Amheim tailor, in the
Bowery. and he born In Germany Thirty five years
ago lie TO this country when he was but four
years old, and has lived I'm the district twenty
| six years. He has for years been an active worker
in hi, district and has given his name to the Edward
| Plaow Harrison and Reid Campaign Club al M.
| 100 Pitt-st.
The convention in the XIth District was held at
| No. 526 sixth-ave, William y. Ioas was the char-
| man, and James W. Austen, the secretary ffeuef-
! lex W. Peabody was nominated for ASsembiymah. lie
Is strong candidate and feels confident OF election.
| Dir. Peabody Is a graduate OF Columbia Noneec' uio
| is practising law at No. , WalEst tic Is about
twenty -eght years old. George 3. Morris, the can
dldate for Alderman, Is also a lawyer and kepub
ican of wellknOwn zeal. This is the flfth ume nc
| has received the nomination. and MS career III inc
| Board OF Aldermen Is well known. lie Is man III
the prime Of life, and will be n strong candidate
Perfect harmony reigned In the headquarters OF the
| XVIII Assembly District Republican organization at
No. 449 Eighth-ave. The delegates had assembled to
| nominate candidates for Assemblyman and Alderman
Robert A. elected chairman ana samuel
Williams secretary. For ASsenbyman the convention
nominated Seth Willis, and for Alderman William W.
Montgomery. MIR. Wiks, who is about thirty years
old was born and reared in the XVIII District. since
he was old enough he has been secretary OF the as
trct Republican club and has always been thorough
Republican. lie Is lieutenant In the list Regiment
| His business is that of boohkceper Tor koOer' A.
| Greaoen, a wholesale llquoi-dealer.
| william NJ Montgomery Is an lrshman, but mas
lived in this city since he was nine years Old JIG
has been nominated for Alderman four times, ana was
elected in the fall Of 1889 lie Is about iJ years
old. and engaged in the ice business
The convention Of the XVlth District met nj NO
154 East Fifty fourth-st. and organized. "liao
Kcllock was chosen chairman. The convention 'ncn
adjourned to meet at the district headquarters, l"u
ave and F1fty-scvenh-st on Monday night when thc
nominations for Asselnblyman ana Alderman VIII oo
The XvIth District Convention met NJ n,'i 10
Hail AT Forty -iourthst. and Ninthave moioh 10
adjourn until Monday evening was ut once haoe "iu
carrier RI tbe xvIIrh District the convention met in
Turn Hail. No. 341 West Fortyseveh.h,st.; N W. I'D
short preliminary discussion II was DECIDED 10 M n
ionrn until Tuesday evening, when the hleeuhs VIII
Dc n'u ndHaf" for Asscmblyman nominated by the
p.nuhlcans Of the XXth District last night was Johh
EIircsworth a wellknOwn business man OF thc us
| t,ict At the Assembly convention John Lule pre-
| sided Charles Rauls the chairman OF inc c''
vor,on which nominated Henry II. Ray, the carnage
Pay
Ionp Little lie was completely surprised when hls
name was proposed. lie finally consented to permit
| his name to go before the convention ana he was
| ANONYMOUSLY nominated. Mr. Ray made briei
speech in which he thanked the Republicans Oh inv
| district for the honor conferred upon him.
! The convention of the XXlst District met NJ No
| 10, East Fifty ninthst and nominated SIMON less
| FOR Assembyman. Mr.. Hess is prominent H'Puo
| lican and is a member of family winch mas "N"!s
worked hard for the success Of the R"pubhoah parry
in the district He IS brother Of Charles A. hes''
| He was nominated BY John Proctor Clarke ana lnc
nomination was seconded by Charles +. Butler. Inc
chairman OF the convention TO nominate oahoua'c i'
alderman was Joel Mason and f.. h. hihSuaie ""'
the secretary Charles 4. Hess nominated james y
| crawford James A. blanchard seconded the noml-
| nation Mr. Crawford the unanimous cholcc o.
,ho convention lie is about thirty years old ana -
ex Chairman the Board Of Trustees Of the Paseicfa
| Association. lie is the president OF tle Federal hc
publican Club and captain OF the C"aIlcS a. i'S'
| Battery. .,-.,
The Republicans Of the XXvIth District nominated
| LEROY T. frame for the Assembly, and MorlL oiiDer,
stein for de9mah naco CaDtor and made a splendid
Jun At one time he was Asscmbiymii, HV Ii u h
,,sd in mis- city all his life. lie is lawyer. NJ
-nbesten is wellkno"n hepnDi'"i liz - Ia. hrcn a
member OF the County Committee and has served
rs a delegate to conventions. ,,, J., ,,
XXyia Ar%Sy P }sr ar 1g s4r
l. mo lbcr
and in this city in lo31: ne Wa grna cd
Inv In this city nearly twenty years iiis once Is
at No 167 Broadway lie Is an ac,lve Mason Mason "hu
member of the firm Of Morse Koone, ana 'ngroy
lie was graduated from The Law School oil Inc 'h'-
VERIFY The c % in The iXt District met r. No
Abingdon square. Its choice for the Assembly was
John p RocEefeer lie Is wen VIII IhoT n if se KIN
Assembly District last year fer The samr 2incr. ogs
district, was nominated without opposition Tor that
ONCE. o,,o, T., ,ho with Assembly
r,s Inc mei ut No 300 Eirht-ave. Thomas h.
hamilton was chairman. and Wlam lialpm seer,
, ,ny Tr Nav IS an American by birth, and has
been stanch Republican all his NE Ic Is especially
p Upplf ciizen lie is shipbuilder and mariner
Tie Assembly conysnii}9 0r the N1l d c DTInG
was Thomas l.. Hamilton. ana Wiam Ii;an ,o WA
secretary. Frederick = Gbb, wa h hai WaS Born 0 IN
senec, Fails in 1915. lie entered the army al lhr
age OF seventeen, and rose TO the rank o. hrS, hcn
terant I'm tbe war he twice wounded. ~. ~
1874 and 80 h. was State Senator. and In ~ ana W.
he occupied scat in the Assembly, ana b'au'"
has held numerous other Offices
Tie convention I'm the XXIIId District took place
in the rooms Of the West side Republican CUB III
No 1o2 West Eighty sccOndst. Alexander Maru"
prcsdcd and George II. DE Leon acted as secretary
A. Willis Lightbourn was nominated by acciaiano"
for Assemblyman. Mr.. Lightbourn was born in the
coutb lie WAS educated the pulpit and has been
nosor Of several churches. He then took up Jour
no,Ism He was editor of 1.-THE San Francisco Argo-
naut. for several years and Is now associate editor
Of ..The Mail and EApress'