The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-15

THos. J. PATTERSON.
10 LIE could De so different from the Mayor
SGGay of p, M LIFE 40 Thsy will
words Gts than hI BY the ISLANDERS Of his enemies"
the I bs nd
sh9uld be continued.
third ward. b j Pink Of the Twenty sixth.
And solomon II. Bachrach OF the Fifteenth made
se%ronding speeches.
III. TIP roll was then called. Every delegate
voted for David A Boody. When the result
was formally announced the delegates and
sPSescttafors again broke out in loud applau SO
"nlch lasted several minutes.
me tolowing were then nominated for AL
t GSsrmen at Large. Bird s. Coler OF the Twenty
hF hId,w ward, Richard + La Tourette OF the
Hst David T. Lynch Of the twentieth. John
q. himball OF the ,Twenty-second, Louis l..
I ns|Pp o. the Twenty-sixth. and Patrick H
All these nominations were made by unani-
nous vote.
Mayer Mayer Body arrived minute after the
progress progress, made under his administration. The
''TTeHp S hn he received was a stirring one.
.pd ut tjsee r neatedly gave three cheers
nomination
- THE REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION
IN me Republican City Convention assembled
tany I nyar % th excitement owing to the nncer-
Ii" dis aiage Philadelphia plan o. organization
n. II. disleRates numbered only gS, about half
Tbamree o. the old city conventions.
ssatcIe were many new faces among tho del
scssnI,.LH ut these old timers also loomed up
TeSss,Hciu ~ E%-Ssnator Jacob Worth.
Wiis. w. ply '" ia vi GoodFieh' Theodore
hPpi ,bn. and Francis Nj. Edgcrton.
ord .ran Allen Doty, called the Convention to
Tia ss sru wa. was made permanent Chairman;
Dn. Il
IN IL .; Jarrett. The decision over a contest
hgs for e,T rhtInth ward delayed the proceed
kd nnnefe was an outburst Of applause over the
IA, oo Hheh The name II Charles A. Schieren
ward ant rs delegate from the Twentieth
i6reshas do me demonstration many supposed
sIy candidate. ~ ''o 'u"'0i
a sS soon as the roll call had been completed
motion Of NJ u I oHe from each ward was. on
eomnI,Io.h'' hultIlng,nprointedt to confer with
sSDjla 'Woca from tho various Mugwump or
ebIrsnenssS was taken Tor conference. 1t was
tsnM,ehed ny - scrap between n onrty Of CON
whom W. asa'esnen on the sidewalk. ono of
sndnwT was hurled through the plate glass
cut !" saloon, and had his head badly
ho ansf eo was wearisome delay OF nearly two
sshaifnSu0 4. ne Hr"GGS;S5Ings we're resumed
Msaniz sse reported what each Of the Kicking
umen fh ,eh ,s, haJ suggested and the names
The ny would support.
uOSt At,t.,'.,,.' i'hlloS y. Nctlerpn repB1N6I
10 nun,nGH,uHs' \ platform favOring reform
DpmocrntGIil q! affairs ana donouncing tho
dsripT thar syndicate which has been plun-
ZION Of ~ G@rNo"",ed the submission Of the lues-
people Of H. tt now iork to the votes Of tho
SBC66ipr,1miinations for Mayor were in order.
Ing CharIes" opened the ball by nominal
lseeiyoi wI,hh' ,,nchieren. The nomination was
hOnnsi. 'h great enthusiasm Col Morton
Graves ma. Nm tt CuIIon. bryant Horace
sspounciSeo ~" speech OF the Convention by
Sehier.n , Party bosses and eulogiZing Mr.
the rsorp an an ne Moses who Was going TO lead
M St ihdiS,%Sd ,Etsspubieen loststo victory
Vas ny yot' Of "a 10 ~ but bsInre ' t, wat
smads rnseea Mr. Schieren's nomination
NJ SSbis unanimous, on motion Of Mr.. Worth
has been fe nGIdIaH ~ Bl5SI4e
dCksrles te y tho head ofthe leather Iirm
Ted 10 iS,,a' sGhleren Co.. which was organ
ne Is a member Of the Chamber