The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-30

| John S. McMssters james Heiherinaton,
John Connor James f. Larkins. Frank
Doherty, John McGrath. Felix j. DON
| nelly. Sr.
FOURTH D1srRIcT--PatricK Craven,
James Timmons. Peter German. John
| Glynu, William Gallagher, Peter Fin
nerty, David Anchoney, Robert J; Muir
phy. Francis Mccarthy. Charles J. Mil
! tSu, David Jordan, Michael Day. Joseph
Friend, Richard Kastendieck. Timothy
Donovan. William Heller. G. B. jordan.
Thomas c: Mcguire, Patrick Doyle.
FIFTH DISTRICT-James Harrington,
John Sutton, Michael Reagan. John J..
Heavey, Hugh Hague. Thomas Kelly,
John j. Sweeney, Patrick Paterson.
Henry Williamson, Hugo Hem, Frank
Mentally, Francis Mahon, John Gillen,
James N. Davis, James Murphy, w.
Hopkins. James Murphy.
| SEVENTH DIsTRICT-Fred. Hilger, Jas.
Bratton, Thomas Conlon. William Can
field, Luke Kilduff. Joseph Noonan. Jere-
| miah Roach. John Durnin and James
Ellington.
HARRIsoN-Thomas Wardell, Michael
Carroll, Louis Hauser. Thomas McWat-
ters and Alexander Mann.
EIGHTH DIsTRIcT-Thomas O'Neill, Ed
ward Groeschell, Thomas E. Murphy,
William H. Mutschler, Frank Guaraglia.
Adolph Gempler. William Dunno. Paul
Lange. Stephen P. Yoe. Fritz Gausbergh,
Jacob Schmitt. Sr. Arthur Bremner, Ed
ward Mccarthy and John Corbley.
NINTH DISTRICT (Hoboken)- Henry
BBsahrenberg, NJ. Byr9es; George Horra9h,
van, Thomas j. O'Toole. Joseph Kemp.
John Carr. James O'Brien.
| TENTH DIsTRICT-John T. Keating, F.
| Westermanu, Patrick Symond. Fred
Ahrends, Henry Bente. Martin Farrell,
George Wenz and Martin Daab, Jr.
| WEEHAwKEN-Willi DAILY.
| ELEVENTH DISTRICT (West Hoboken)-
A. s. Gregory. w. Lanning, ]. Reinhard,
r. Lynch, Charles Meisinger.
| Union Hill-W. E. Wehnke. Robert
Boulanger, P. d. Schlaefer. Charles
| Golde.
| Weehawken-John Reilly.
Guttenberg-Patrick Cronin.
Town of Union-John Otis.
| ASSEMBLY.
| Lewis. John O'Neill Richard Enright
Edward Sheehan, William H. Earring
ton. Alternates, George w. Keyser and
Edward Flaherty.
Bayonne-Joseph McCurran, George
| Fl. Kraemer. Martin Cassidy, Thomas
| Tierney, Patrick Murphy. William Van
| Cleef, Torrance j. Brady, Christopher
Coyne, Michael Welch and Mark Elem.
| ing.
| SECOND DIsTRICT-P. f. DAILY. John
| Cross. John C. McGovern, Michael Har-
ney, John j. Gill, Frank S. Hennessey
| Edward Tanner, John Nolan. William H.
Hepsley. Michael Colford, Frank Kelle.
gar. John Bonnell. Joseph Doran. Il.
| Kruger, Michael Keely, H. w. Holmes.
THIRD DISTRICTS. F. Cody. George
Weigand, w. Smith. Thomas Dunn,
John O'Brien, John Nicholson, John
Monahan. Edward Routh, Frank Crosby,
Thomas Dooley, John Kelly, John Nc
Govern, James CrOssman, Nicholas W.
Foley.
FOURTH DIsTR1CT-Lincoln Butler. An
drew Fullerton, Michael Hart. Francis
Moran. Frank McKenna, James E. Kelly,
Jos. A. Whelan, P. Connors, W. Boyle, j..
Coyie, E. Conlon. ]. Moran. John Fitz-
patrick, William II. Whelan, John Null
rain. John H. Sullivan, William Nc
Carthy, P. II. DAILY, William F.
Scbwenck.
ard Hennessv, Peter Scanlon, James
Burke, Jr.: P. Moran, ]. McKsnns, w.
Farrell, j. De Largy, John Monahan. B.
Mccormack, P. Reilly, T. Barry, G. f.
Farrell. j. Ferher, j. Norton and Thomas
Cox.
SEVENTH DIsTRIcT-Thomas DAILY,
Thomas Feeny, Michael Lenahan, Thomas
Somerville, Edward Mayhotker, Joseph
FitZsimmons, Thomas Kenney, Patrick
Murrer. Francis Scott.
Harrison:-John Mannigan. Edward J..
Rice, Bernard Callaghan, John Anton,
Jr., Andrew Walsh.
EIGHTH DIsTRICT-John Burns, John j.
O'Hara. Andrew j. Miller, John Gleaser,
Peter Alters. Fred Germann, John E..
Owen E. Nolan. Alex Paterson, Martin
Mullun, Samuel Maggie and Anton Lar
sen.
NINTH DISTRICT (Hoboken)-Ch
Hicks. George Sodain, w. N. Parslow,
w. O'Donnell, H. lehman. John Keller,
W. Miller, John Fitzgibbons. James S.
Patrick, Stephen Griffin, Dennis Lahey.
Edward Stack and John Foley.
TENTH DISTRICT. Martin buddy. JOS
eph Gulnan. Timothy Kelly, L. Foley,
James Brown, John j. CuddY, r. NJ.
Cook.
WEEHAwKEN.-Patric McCann.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT (West
Thomas Nolan, Daniel Hogan, Henry
Engebrecht.
UNION HILL-R. P. King, John Miller,
John Wynne, j. ]. Casey.
WEEHAWKEN-Willi Ewing
Town OF UNIoN-Ord Darling
GUTTENBERG-Edward Gallagher.
emocratic State Committee Meet
The Democratic State Committee held
its usual weekly meeting IN its rooms at
Taylor's Hotel this morning. All the mem
bers were present except Messrs. Honyland
and Balentine, who are Ill, and Mr.. De
Ronde. who is attending the bergen
County Senatorial Convention, at which
he expects to be nominated for Senator.
Mr.. James Smith, Jr., was also absent,
but was ably represented by Senator
Michael I. Barrett of Essex,
the COMMITTEES spent over two
hours in talking over the campaign and
listening to the favorable reports of the
local situation from the different COM
mitteemen No business Of Importance
was transacted.
Republican Nominations in Monmouth.
Special to the Jersey City Ne1os.
RED BANK, Sept. 80. 1892.-The Repub-
licans of Monmouth county at Freehold
| yesterday nominated Wilbur A. Heisley,
| of Long Branch. for State Senator, and
Edmund Wilson. of Red Bank, for Sur
rogate. The convention adopted rese-
| lutions indorsing President Harrison's s
administration and pledging its support
| to the Republican national, State and
Congressional candidates. and to the
| nominees of the convention.
GIaspelI Named for the Assembly.
Special to the jersey City Nelcs
BRIDGETeN, Sept 80. 1892.-The Repub-
lican Convention of the Second Assembly
| district of Cumberland county yesterday
nominated ex-Assemblyman John NJ