New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
CANDIDATES FOR The ASSEMBLY AND
EOARD OF ALDERMEN.
.oxvrvTIoNs IN ALL THE CITY DIsTRI CTS
SELECTIONS MADE BY MANY OF
THEM-OTNERS ADJOURNLD.

The Republican district conventions held In the
several Assembly districts of the city last evening
dominated candidates for Assembly and Aldermen In
the WITH With. lXth, XIfh. Nllth, Min, ANtl'
yIXth. NXth. XXIst XXIlId NNlNtl NAN'h'
yyyIth. XXvIIth and XXVIIlth districts. In the
other districts the conventions were adIouncS uh,il
the beginning of the week, most of them until TO-
marrow evening. The candidates placed in nomina-
,on last night will be found highly satisfactory In the
main to the Republican and Independent voters of the
various districts. The list contains the names OF many
sterling Republicans and excellent men, whose cleo
lion would cause exemplary additions TO the Lesis-
ature and the Board of Aldermen. For the Assembly,
such mertorous selections have been made as Henry
Grasse, John p. Rockefeller, A. Willis Light
bourne, Simon Hess, Samuel J. Lederer,
william NJ Rainey. Frederick :. Gibbs,
lanes p. Thornton. Charles 4. Parker. Seth Willis,
Charles schwick Frank II. DAILY. John ElengswOrth,
Frederick w. Peabody. and Frederick IIaborg.
Among the men chosen for Aldermen are Kniaen
Van Rensselaer,, George b. Morris, James A. Crwie.
William NJ MoDtg )mery James G. Crawford, Garrett
May George {. Berthold, Frederick Meyer, jr.. John
Alexander Kocncs, Henry II. Ray, E.wdri Pluon,
Rudolph ". Faer, William fairfield, r., and Thomas
T. Holland. Nearly all are well known citizens who
are held in high estimation in their districts and
MANY are favOrably known throughout the city. ES-
pecial care seems have been taken in all The dis
trcts TO present only candidates of unQucstioned
The conventions for the nomination of Assembly
man and Alderman for the Ist Assembly District were
held at No. 153 Hudsonst., but adjourned to meet
on Tuesday night at 10 o'clock ut the same place
without making any nominations.
The Assembly and Alderman Conventions Of the
I'D District met at No. 466 Pearlst., but adjourned
without making any nominations, TO meet at the same
place on Monday night at O'Clock.
The Republicans Of the With Assembly District
I'M In upetinp "A No 20 Avenue \ and
nominated Charles Schwick for AsScmblyman and
william fairfield for Alderman. Ferdinand Dreyer
was elected chairman and Philip WaSsung, secretary
committee consisting of DR.. +. L. Marshall, Ferdi-
nand Edman, tr., and Herman c. Bower was APP
pointed to bring the candidates before the meeting.
When the gentlemen appeared they were greeted with
rousng cheers. Both made brief addresses of accep-
lance.
Charles Schwick born in this city twenty
three wears ago. lie is Il lawyer, and lives at No.
es ST. Marks Place. Although a young man, he
has already shown marked ability as a thinker ana
speaker being active in the political field last year
He is a member OF the Progress Club, the Henry c.
Botty Society. the Lincoln Literary Society and the
Woodland Bowling Club. He was graduated from the
College OF the City Of New-Iorf.
Mr. fairfield Is foreign exchange broker at No.
oo4 Bowery Hs was born in this city october 20,
1862. He Is graduate OF the College OF the City
OF New. York, has been a member Of the New-1oTk
Turn verein for twenty years and IS school trustee
OF that organization He is the commander OF the
ex-New-York Turner Cadets. and adjutant OF the
Citizens Auxiliary Corps of the a. s. Williams Post
G. A. r. Last year Mr.. fairfield ran for Alderman
in the old lid District and reduced the Democratic
mato ity by LOO votes. lie is member Of the
Progress Club, also.
In the Xth Assembly District meeting OF Re
pubicans was held at No. 80 Third ave. William
+ DAILY presided and Charles II. Conklin and Philip
c4ad fariN
three was elected TO act with the officers already
mentioned as a nomination committee, rs follows ::
John Il. Nugent John A. Lawrence and James T..
Hart THIS committee will report next Monday
night Sherman Evarts was mentioned as possible
nominee and II is understood that the commtte'
will consult with him with regard 10 the probability
Of his accepting the nomination should IT. be ten
dered.
meeting Of the Republicans OF the NllIth AS
sembiv District was held No. Sc Clinton Place.
Nicholas II. Clark elected chairman ana Edmuhd
iodine secretary. Tho meeting adjourned unth
Monday night VIXEN nominarons for Moerihan aii"
Assemblyman will be made.
The Republicans of the Nllth District met Hst
night at Rose Hill Hall. No. 427 seoond-ave. ana
named Frank II. DAILY candidate Tor AssembNma o.
that district. and Rudolph W. falcr candidate lor
Alderman Mr. DAILY belongs TO Typoglaphicas
Union No g. and Mr.. Faer is secretary OF the Ialors
Cnion Neither OF them ever held political situa-
ton.
The convention Of the XVIII Assembly District
met at No 215 East Thirty -fourh-st. Colonel James
NJ Turner was elected president Of the convcntioh'
and Martin j. Duffy secretary. After some discussion
1t was decided not TO name the candidates. Out 10
leave their selection TO committee composed OF lhe
president secretary Of the convention and Joseph
C. Bigin, James V. Logue. Patrick Collins, James h.
McMuen and James Terney. The convention Will
meet on Monday evening TO act upon the names
presented by the committee
The XXIId Assembly District Convention met at
No. 2O5 East Seventy -siYth-st. J. ". Terry was
chairman and Clarence W. Fountain secretary.
committee Of five appointed to make nomination
for Assembyman and report next Tuesday evening
They were: Soloman OppenheiIner II. >. Brownell,
e. C. smith. John J. G. Tours and Philip Lowenthal
Tho convention for the nomination OF an Alderman also
met. with j. Nixon a. chairman, ana appointed the
same committee to select candldat" for Alderman
TIE XXIyth assembly District Convention met at
No. l,554 Thirl-avc. Isaac Rapp was elected chair
man and Charles :. Torey secretary. James T.
Thornton was nominated for Assemblyinan and
Thoma, r. Holland for Alderman. Both OF the nom
naes are well known business men OF the district Mr.
Thornton lives No 32S East Eighty ana
Is a member OF the firm Of Thornton Brothers, buiid
ess. lie Is ii prominent member OF The 'th Regiment
and Of the Ncw-Yorx Athletic Club. Mr. Holland IS
manufacturer lie lives at No. oil East Elgpty-
fourthst. lie was n member Of the District Commit
Tee OF the old XXIId District and Is wellknown and
popular Republican.
The XVIII Assembly District Convention met at
No. lf7 East Nincty-third- st. Da'li heny WIS
chosen chairman, and Leo Lavshincr, secretary
Charles A. Parker nominated for A'sembiyInah-
committee OF five was appointed to select candl-
date for Alderman They we're Edward Dubois,
Thomas Corson. Charles a. PARKER, Colonel 4. W. C.
Ward and f. Lavishincr The convention adjourned
I'LL next Tuesday evening" when this committee VIII
report.
Charles 4. Parker the nominee for Assemblyinan.
Is a well known mason and builder. at no. 1,4l4
Lexingtonave. lie lives at No. 10 East Ninety
seoond-st. lie has been delegate TO the Republican
County Convention. Prominent Republicans In the
district say that he will make strong candidate
The Republican conventions Of the XKNlllth DIS
trct We're held at BIsdhurst Hail. No. 30o West
One hunGrc -ffth-st. Charles G. Cronli