The record-union., 1893-09-30
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSBO.
There Were no DisSensiOnS at Any of
Them.
And a Very Harmonious Convention is
Likely to be the Result
List of Delegates.

A-ASI OA A(CANssSbSSs
Republican caucuses were held in the
several wards last evening for the selec-
tion of delegates to be voted for at to-
days primaries There were no open
contests anywhere. The delegates
to be elected to-day will meet
in convention at Pythian Castle
next Tuesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock to
nominate candidates for the first election
to be held under the new charter. The
delegates selected are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
The First Ward caucus was called to
order by committeeman A. j. Rhoads,
and he was appointed Chairman and W.
A. Anderson Secretary.
A committee of five was appointed by
the Chair to select nineteen delegates.
The committee retired and subsequently
reported the following:
w. A. Anderson, B. B. Brown, A. j.
Senate, Thomas Harper, a. J. Rhoads,
r. Corsaw, H. Wachhorst, William II.
Sherburn, z. d. SERVER, julius Brosius,
William Hanlon, J. Elliott, George Is.
Rider, James \. Porter, j. j. O'Meara,
NJ. L. Roland, James McNiff, A. NJ. Ben
jamin, Z. Osborne.
SECOND WARD.
The caucus in this ward was held at
31S K street. T. j. Finn, the Ward Com
mitteeman, called to order, and Hon. +.
c. Hart was elected Chairman and Ed
ward Nathan Secretary.
A committee, consisting of AlonZo
Conklin. George Stack and Il. Lagos
was appointed to prepare list of dele
gates TO be voted for at to-day's primary.
After deliberating the committee re-
ported the following names, and they
were unanimously appoved by the eau
Gus:
Alonzo Conklin, T. J. Finn. E. c.
Hart, B. T. Shields, Chas. Root, III. Lagos,
Jones, John Schadt, w. S. Nichols, Will
lam Lohmeyer, a. Kunz, William Car
ragher, William Hurley, Fred EiSen-
munger, ]. E. Brown.
THIRD WARD.
The caucus of the Third Ward was
called to order at Armory Hall by L.
A. Daroux of the City Central Committee.
Clinton L. White was elected Chair
man, and on taking the chair made
neat speech, urging Republicans to lend
their undivided support TO the party and
its principles.
+. NJ. Woodson was chosen Secretary
and Messrs. DarouX, 5. Gottlieb and j.
A Todd We're designated as u committee
to retire and prepare list of delegates.
On the completion of their labors they
reported as follows:
c. L. White, James McCaw, W. w.
Bassett, Matt Karcher, w. II. Govan,
John Hoagland. Charles Spencer, p. 4.
Miller, r. &. Renwick, +. II. Hammond,
W. d. Stalker, w. W. ConnOr, Samuel
Gottlieb, J. J. Nagele. William Donahue,
O. w. Todd and Frank Butler.
~. .Ioli oft l,oa
tee the caucus listened to pertinent polit-
zeal remarks from Matt karcher, G.
Ciinch and others. IN this ward it is
understood that Perrin Stanton, hereto
fore nominated for School Director, is
not desirous Of conIesting for the Office
and viii withdraw his name, leaving a
clear field for j. II. Dolau, who. ii is said,
will receive the nomination from the Re-
publicans and probably the Endorsement
OF other organizations.
FOURTH WARD.
The caucus was held at SO l street. 1t
was called TO order by Committeeman
Cavanaugh. and Jay r. Brown was
chosen Chairman.
Dugald ellis, Theodore Labhardt and
=. W. Cavanaugh were appointed COM
mittee to select a list of delegates to be re-
ported to the caucus. Those selected are:
Grove J.. johnson, William Beck man,
d. Gillis, d. Falconer, g. II. Phinney, j.
NJ. Avery, a. a. Becker, ]. Z. Cava-
naugh, j. w. Boyd, Dave Barnes, II. @.
Bidwell, T. Labhardt, Y. L. Gum, w. L.
Peterson, d. @. Ellis, r. Thornton, j. G.
Carroll, Jay II. Brown, Thomas Allen.
FIFTH WARD.
There was quite a large gathering at
Federated Trades Hall, where the Fifth
Ward caucus was held. CIV Baker was
chosen to preside, and II. f. G. Wulf
acted as Secretary.
Remarks were made by ex-senator F.
r. Dray, David Falconer and Mr.. Wulff
while the committee was in retirement
selecting delegates.
The committee charged with this duty
, was composed OF +. w. ROhrer, c. l..
Rippon, c. A. Elliott, William Carlow
and ]. J. Judge, and the names of the
delegates are:
f. r. Dray, J. J. Bauer, C. a. Elliot.
NJ. Egan, +. w. Rohrer, C. e. Rippon,
William Carlow, Herman Mier, George
Bryte, c. Tryon, Z. Roberts, John j.
Radcliffe, Albert West, L. {. Meade.
John Catlin, John West.
SIXTH WARD.
The caucus was held at Turner Hall.
81. w. Johnson was selected as Chairman
and James b. Devine Secretary.
A committee of three, consisting of NJ.
A. Howard, w. l.. Duden and T. H.
Wallis. was appointed TO retire and select
delegates. During their absence the
meeting was addressed by j. l.. Robi-
nette, c. +. Stradford, ,Thomas Eagon of
San Francisco, and NJ. L. Hornlein.
The committee reported the following
names:
Tom Scott, John We'll, NJ. T. Coo per,
George Bernhard, G. n. Thompson, NJ.
A. Howard, Thomas Norton, Alvin f.
Johnson, t. ii. Wallis, w. l. Duden, NJ.
l.. Hornlein, II. w. Johnson, +. c.
Roader, Ed. f. Frazier, Thomas Longton,
L. ID. Measure, a. D. Tilton.
SEVENTH WARD.
The caucus was held at the Pavilion at
Fifteenth and \ streets, but the gentle
men who conducted its affairs and those
who made stirring addresses" were too
modest to let their names be known. The
list of delegates selected is as follows:
G.. L. Jones. John Barrett, George
Murray, f. d. Ryan. c. II. Holmes, c. J.
Wiley, J. II. hatcher, Lincoln White, @.
p. Royster, J. L. Slater, Phil Herzog,
Emmitt Phillips, Mat Flynn, +. 5.
Wachhorst, w. II. Ennis, j. o. Fun
ston, c. L. Burnham.
EIGHTH WARD.
The modesty of the Seventh Warders
flowed over into the adjoining district.
wherefore the reading public is left in
ignorance as to the moving spirits Of the
gathering. The delegates selected are:
L. L. Orcutt, NJ. NJ. Glenn, w. (.