Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-20
MORE DELEGATES ELECTED.

rba Re, nublican Primaries Last Even
ine-T me Lists of Delegates Chosen
to the va11eus Conventions.
Repub Hean primaries were held in the
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Ninth
wards la Ut evening, and resulted in tho
election Of the following delegates to the
various conventions.
FOURTH WARD.
Fourth ward republican, held in Scobie's
hall, Arthur street, N. B. Hoyt presiding.
State, probate and justice of the peace
George H. Stocking, E. A. Gillette, =. A.
Howell, J. Bradley. Richard Lee, L. N.
Darlington, Byron Marsh.
Conversational, senatorial and representa-
/ tive-George N. Butrick, George N. Ken
drick, Wiegsnd Schlein, Martin Roberts,
| W. F. Gray, William Smith, Walter Marsh.
| FIFTH WARD.
| The Fifth's was held at 1877 Wooster
| street. Henry T. Mix was elected chair
man and Charles Hayden secretary:
| Ssate-Robert s. Duff, A. D. Sanborn,
W. L. Peck, G. q. Hayden.
| Congressional - Matthew Flanagan,
| John Scott, A. q. Smell, Henry T. Mix.
4 Senatorial-C. q. Hayden, R. S. Duff,
4 A. D. Sanborn, Lucius Kentfeld.
1 Probate-C. B. Bryant, Lafayette Kill
4 lam, Henry D. Grinnell, Henry P. Ander-
Representative-Will P. Dickerman,
Karl Hilderbrand, Louis Smith, Charles
| Il. Carlisle.
I Justice of the peace-C. 81. Hayden,
Henry T. Mix, R. s. Duff, Warren Il. Bris
tol.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward at go Court street, called
to order by the chairman, I. NJ. Ullman.
State. Birney futile, George Bone
/ 4 Marshall Bryan, Charles r. Frisbie.
Senatorisl-J. Birney futile, George D
| Bone, Marshall Bryan, Charles R. Frisbie
sss.Ss s Bass o aass esGFss
, Congressional-f. II. Ullman, Davi,
4 \ Steel, Horace F. Hallett, F. M. Adler.
Representatives. L. Uuman. Davi,
, | Steel, Horace F. Hallett, F. NJ. Adler.
/ Justice of peace-I. N. Ullmsn, Davi,
/ Steel, Horace F. Hsllett, F. M. Adler.
Il EIGHTH WARD.
Z State-F. B. Farnsworth, CD. Watroua
: N. Sonnenberg, oh. CLARK, E.B. Munson
J. NJ. Champion.
.. Congratulations P. Ives, Dav1
Renfrew, L. q. Davis, A. Nc G. Matthew
J son, Charles B. Bates, Samuel McLaugh
4 lin.
!, senatorial-C. T. Hunt, M. Emmerict
= A. M. johnson, A. J. Beers, J.C. Ryerson
A. G. Agnew.
Z Probate-J. B. Deibert, Joseph A. LII
- than, Harry P. Brown, Charles E. Parselll
q 4 Edward T. Atwater, J. E. Rowland.
- Representatives. P. Wright, Josep
~ b. Greenleaf, N. D. Camp, Ward Bailey
= Loren 81. Stannard, E. F. Merrill.
70 Justices of the peace-B. G. Warner, I
Is, % w. Hall, 81. G. Warren, g. J. Rabanus,
- E. Dibble, S. S. Adams.
70 Alderman ]. N. Champion presided an
y Charles B. Bates acted as secretary.
l. NINTH WARD.
# State-Charles I. French, E. z. Dow
ut Edward Randolph, I. Williams, N. Easte
ell brook, jr.,, Birdsey Warner, h. E. Marsl
Id w. 8. Wells.
he Congressional-E.C @. Dow, William Qui
ley, ]. T. Benham, W. jackson, Charles ]
le Ayers, G. E. Pierce, Thomas Thompson, v
IN | M. Bonner.
4 Senatorial-Charle E. Peck, Henry Har
d. ilton, E. A. Beulah, Joseph E. Fairchil
'ir Jacob Hodge, j. H.Wilkins, Joseph Woo
ter.
lip Probate-Charles Z. Peck, Henry Har
he ilton, E. A. Beulah, Joseph F. Fairchil
Id Jacob Hodge, ]. H.Wilkins, Joseph Woo
Us ter.
's- Representative-Ei Whitney, jr., H.
Ives, Joseph Sheldon, William Woo
We cock, Perry Banta, ST., John A. Hall, {
lie z. Grover, Edward Rice.
Mt Justice of peace-Charles I. French,
z. Dow, Charles E. Peck, w. S. Wells,
st N. Bonner, w. jackson, Jacob Hodge,
ly Il. Pfeghar.