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

Willis Ernst Nathan. Franklin Woodruff, John H.
Kembe W. ". Goodrich W. c. Tredwel and b. T.
Blair
For District Attorney the name OF George F. Elliott.
OF the Twentieth Ward. presented by Hugo iirSh'
who said that 1t necessary to have an able lawyer
and a man OF culture and refinement for the oflce
and that Mr.. Elliott possessed these qualifications anu
could defeat James W Rdgway. Franklin WOODRUFF
md Others seconded the nomination and 1t was APP
proved 10y reclamation.
For County Auditor the name OF Delmore hi"eil'
OF The Seventh Ward presented and TINS hoihiha
lion was also made by reclamation.
The candidates named for Coroners were DR.. f.
Barker Jones' Of the Fourth Ward for the First Dis
uic,, ard Thomas Allen. OF the Twenty-eshth Ward
for the Second District.
nominated for Associate Justice OF Sessions to succeed
John e.. Matthews OF Flatands. who Withdrew III his
favor. $780,.
The candidates all made speeches OF accept'a@"
wiich elected much APPLAUSE. =,
one of The best known lawyers OF the city: lie was
formerly counsel OF the Health Beard, and has large
P Il h~ i nSS HcG SS EPISCOPAL Church
Demore Elwcil /, forlyhrce years old ana pre rI
He has been active In politics for ten years lie was
formerly merchant in NewYork and Of late has been
Dr. f. Barker Jones lives at No. $50 Jayst., and
maker Jacques suy ker is Justice Of the Peace In
The town OF Grave3end, and wa, formerly an assistant
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The Republican candidates iOr conrouer ana Guy
auditor of Brooklyn nominated last evening AT n
convention held AT the Criterion Theatre. There were
37 delegates present, including many OF the leadins
f. MoulIon presided and George H. Berwln ana frcd-
; erick Armour secretaries. Mr.. Mention mace
brief speech in which he strongly advocated inc re-
election of President Harrison and the chocc VITA
him OF Whelaw Reid for Nicc-presid6nt The speecl
nominating Camden G. Dixie for the Office Of controller
| was made by Franklin Woodruff. who said mat MI
Dixie was enjoying life Of honorable ease after sue
ccssful business career, but was willing TO cner INC
canvass as a candidate The time was now ripe Ior
The election of business man who could repeat lle
record of F. A. Schroeder controller Of the city
| Mr. Dixie man OF unimleachabe record NJ
| Dlke's name received with applause JOhn /:
Henry w. W. Goodrich and Others seconded the nom.
nation and IL made unanimous 10y acclaiaiiol ~
wife and could not appear before the convention but
the chairman and secretaries were Instructed 10 INFORM
him of his nomination. .,
John H. Kcmble nominated James ii. Baker, OF the
Twenty second Ward as the candidate ior Guy aa.o
The nomination made unanimously The officers OF
The convention authorized TO inform Nh Baker
of his nomination. 49,, ~, ,. I,
Resolutions were adopted, on motion OF George r.
Van Nost!and. expressive of sympathy WIN frtslueHV
Harrison in the illness OF his wife ., -,
Mr. Dixie Is about sixty wears old ana Tsidehi OF
the Heights. He formerly connected win me
Produce EXchang, and the Chamber OF Commerce. ne
IS now connected with the homeopathic Hospital, tne
Rrookvn Library and other Brooklyn institutions us
His son Norman :. Dixie. is well known LAWYER
James H. Baker Is ex supervisor OF the I"entN sc
ond Ward and president of the Republican ASsochloh
Of that ward. lie is veteran OF the war ana sue
ccssful business man.. -, .A
AT a meeting of the Republican convention OF the
XIIIth Assembly District, held at No. 80 Manhat'ai
ave- last night. W. II. Waters was nominated for the
Assembly.