Evening journal., 1892-07-29
WARD ORGANIZATION.
Democrats in Eight Wards
Elect Their Officers.
IT WAS A DEMOCRATIC EVENING

Members Of the Wilmington Hundred
Executive Selected The seventh ward
Elects It's Ward Committee Enthusi-
astic Meetings IN the second, Third,
Fifth. SIXTH seventh, Tenth and
Twelfth wards.
The Democratic workers were very
busy last evening Meetings were
held in eight of the twelve wards and tho
members Of the City Executive Com.
mittce were named.
The Third ward meeting was held In
Dillon's carpenter shop. on Madison
street above Second Organization wus
effected by electing Samuel Durnev
president; Harry Smith, secretary; and
NJ. r. Conway, treasurer, John Russell
and John kigney were elected members
of the hundred executive committee
Next Thursday evening ward execu
tive committee will be named
The meeting of the Fifth ward Demo
Gratis was held ia the rooms of the Young
Mems Democratic Club NJ d. Murphy
Frank p Phelan and Martin H. Fairy were
elected hundred executive committee
men, A committee was Instructed 90
procure permanent quarters for the
ward
The sixth ward Democrats met at the
same place William g. Bryan, John p
Penncwill and Thomas Reardon were
elected members of the hundred oxccu-
tive committee
The largest meeting Of the evening
was held In the Seventh ward wigwam.
| Frank Jenndoll was elected president. (.
| William H. Murphey secretary and
| John Dornn, treasurer. President Jean
dell Conrtland c. Montgomery and John
/ $. Rossel were named hundred commit
teemcn. The following ward executive
committee was named First district
Alfred Edwards. Thomas B. Ginder,
| William Gosncll; Second district, Samuel
n. Smcltz, Richard Iidmarsh, Horace G.
Johnson Third distrist, John l.. Malone,
Sr. Alfred Heck, ID. Taylor Bradfordr
Fourth district. Richard Orier Alex
andcr Il. Ewes, John S. R0ssell; Fifth
district. Robert Husbands. William Is.
Roop. James A. Dillon; Sixth district,
William j Gibbons, James B. Gibney,
r. j. Touhey Seventh district, John
Donovan. John tMcAtoer, Thomn.
Ralston. A meeting of this committee,
for organization, viii be held at Malone
Office ON next Wednesday evening
The Eighth ward Democrats, who met
at Seventh and Lombard streets electe,
George w Hepborn, president. John II
Groves, vice president; w. L. Scholl
Secretary and George B. Stewart, treas
urer The executive committeeman
were chosen as follows j. H. Groves
: w. Fr Schell and J. r. Deylin. Anothe
! meeting of the club will be held OF
Thursday evening.
Weccacoe Hall was the meeting place o
the Tenth ward Democrats p T. Wells
was elected president, Alfred Hanna
secretary. and David w Hughes, treasu
B rer David W. Hughes James A. Monle
G. and Charles O'Conner were named
Z represent the ward I'm the hundre
q executive committee. The ward oxecu
q tive committee will be named mex
. Thursday evening
) The Twelfth ward Democrats electe
i. Philip r. Shea president, and Joh
Boughman, secretary j. T. Haggert3
John Boughman and John Neary wer
elected executive committeeman.
treasurer and ward executive committe
will be elected next Thursday evening j
, the Biggs House, mt Fourth an
Lincoln streets.
, The Fourth warders will meet chi
= evening. Effective Democratic work
I being done an over the city and county
and. as the election draws nearer, Oh
fght win be an interesting one In man
particulars