The morning call., 1894-09-12

! 10 the muDlcipai convention or receive
/ nomination. and leaves Mr.. Clunie as fret
! to act IN politics heHceforth as any othe
| Democrat, not bound by any rules. Henry
McGrath was unanimously elected as bl:
! successor.
Thomas Clark was named as the repre-
sentative of the ThiTty-sixth District in
the committee of eighteen which selects
the $50 delegates at large to the municipal
convention. Each member of the commit
tee of twenty-five then named one delegate
TO the municipal convention. The list is
as follows:
James A. Mullaney. Thomas r. Jea', E.
L. MOgaD, James Mccormick, James Nor
ton, William 6. Brownie, John Kelly.
Alfred Bisen, Leonard Haas, Bismarck
Fenton Courtney. d. B. Libby. Bernard
Wierners, Daniel Ward, Michael Riley, j.
j. MeKenna. Edward Murphy. Thomas
McDermott, William Murphy Sr, p.
Haley. stephen MqngaD, Edward Ring,
w. ii. Mcdonnell, Thomas +. Casey. John
COnlan, Hugh Foley
Stephen j. Crowley. the president of
the Thirty-siXth District Club, and
William Ring were placed in nomination
for the districts representative on the
campaign committee. Ring was elected
by n vote of II TO IL.
There was surprise sprung in the
Thrty-seventh District. The minority
developed into a majority. ard the Rea-
ODonDell faction had the most votes. A
struggle was kept up for time, aud then
| compromise was reached. DIR. ID. +.
Reagan announced that he would not
strive for the place on the committee OF
eighteen, and 1t went II his rival, James
Ivory, with a proViso in the form of a
resolution, which MADE it mandatory for
Mr. Ivory then and there to announce the
persons whom be would place in the delega-
tiOn at large, allowing each faction a rep
resentatiou of four. The delegates were
named for the majority or Ivory-O'Don-
nell faction as follows:
L. Is. Young, James II. Lehman. John
Nolan and George Hildebrand.
The following were the delegates al
lowed the Reagan Harvey faction: p. f.
Skelly, I. j. Walsh. Dan Crowley, w. p.
Sullivan.
The TWENTY-FIVE delegates were named
as follows: George Phelps. j. StapIeton.
}. j. Hughes, j. j. Mccarthy, w. Burke,
a. j. Davidson, ID. c. Tobin, George
Green. Edward Owens. j. +. Hurley. w.
+. Deady, Ed ward Walsh, James DolaD,
/. b. KlOpstocs. John Radegan, Charles
Gu gley, c. }. Kloss. Fred Mack. Il. L.
Carter. w. c. Hawley, w. Ii. Williams,
Jonn Nowlan, p. J. Corbett Dr. Phelan.
w. Walsh.
There was a contest between Frank
Hughes, the secretary, and George La
Combe for the place on the campaign
committee. Hughes won by vote of II
toS
The meeting in the Thiry-eighth Dis
trict was quiet. There was a contest be-
tween T. J. Wech and Fire Commissioner
j. w. Mcdonald for place on the COM
mittee OF eighteen. Mcdonald finally won.
The election resulted as follows: Dele
gates-W illiam Mccarthy. ID. w. Driscoll,
Frank McGuinuev, j. Kramer, j. D..
Powers, j. ID. Wech, P. Mehrgan, Joseph
f. Nounau, Charles ". Wech. f. w.
CrOwthers. Max Herzog Stephen Gunu,
Nj. Greenblatt, Jera Kenney. d. Doug.
herty, DIR. j. X. McMurdock, 3. p. Oliver,
NJ. Cook, joseph McKenna, John Don
nelly, James Finn. Il. a. Muller, A. +.
Houston, +. 2. Callundap, Thomas McCue.
Committee OF eighteen-J. w. Nc
Donald.
Member of campaign eommitteezJohn
p Gully.
in Justice Barrv's courtroom. new City
Hall.
DIR. w j. Gavigan was elected a mem
Der OF the COMMITTEES of eighteen to ap-
point the $50 delegates at large.
Michael Whalen was elected q member
of the campaign committee.
Following are the twenty-five delegates
elected TO the county convention:
w. j. Carlip, Thomas p. Fentan, Louis
Rattigan, J. A Langan, Harry Ely, Philip
Murphy, John Moran. James Kavapaeb.
John W. Manning, William McCanD, John
CaddeD, Z. Morrissey. G. +. Reyes, Henry
G. Clarkson. Robert Murray, Thomas j.
Lemuel Quinn. ID. nj. Gsvlgan, James
Steuart. John D0wd and Fred Browning.
Fhe Hasse;t faction in the FOrIeth Dis
trict met with setback last night, aud the
Glynn- Rock side had everything their ow n
way. Tne following delegates were elected
William j. Riordan, Thomas Kehoe, Dan
iel Sheerln. George b. Harvey, Daniel Il.
sullivan. Fred r. Buttz. Frank Sheerip.
Ii. 5. Foo:e. }. S. Webster, Charles La
mar. H. }. McGinnis, 5. Z'mansky, w, j.
Hart. Emil Perry, Andrew Gonzales.
Charles A. Adams. b. H. Baird, Simon
KelieheT. p. J. Brady, Marcus Rosenthal.
Edward Leonard. John Reynolds, Thomas
Farrell. L. c. Sheline, W. E. LutZ
Commute Of ighteen-Edward Rock.
Member Of campaign committee-Kich-
ard 0Conner.
In the Forty-first District the rivalry be.
tween the two factions, which was quite
livelv some weeks aga, was hardly notice.
able last night. The Dsnman people mad
things their own way, aud the following
delegates were elected:
a. j. Griffith Jr, Thomas E. Scully
William Denman, Charles y. Mooser, A,
j. Wander White, Eugene n. Deuprey
Charles SHERMAN, John NJ. Burnett
George deallnS, George ID. BOYD, Petei
MeHugh, Thomas NJ. Scott, James Ma.
honey, Joseph A. Fitzpatrick, Frank Nc
Geeney, b. J. hvland, William J. O'Neill
Z. +. Dunno, X. c. Ma,tiugly, Thoma,
Murphy, W. II. Gagan, H. Clay Davis
Richard Malone, William Wright and p
Savin.
Committee of eighteen - Thomas w
Doyle
Member of campaign committee Edward
Tsulgan.
The Forty-secoud District met at Turn
Verein Hall, O'Farrell street, aud elected
the following delegates 10 the county con.
ventlOn:
J. j. sullivan. E. Boylan. o. C. o'Co
nor, William O'Leary, William H.ndr lex
son. +. Kaufman, john A. Lynch, VIII.
liam +. Hemr, James Bovian, Charles r.
Mer. j. HaloIau, j. NJ. Connaughton. j.
B. Keenan,, Thomas Flaherty, James
Smithson, Thomas Kennedy. Neil Duffy.
Charles l.. Weller. Major J. l.. Rathbone,
Robert Fay, 4. j. MeElratf, c. A Flynn,
p. Boland. L. Radfar, Patrick McCarIy.
James II. Humphreys was chosen e. the
committee Of IS and j. I. Hayes of the
campaign committee.
There was no contest OF any kind in the
Forty-third. The following % delegates
were nominated:
George L. Marye Jr., Osgood Putnam.
Mat O'Donnel, Elmer Il. Lee. Frank E.
Durham, Howard Simpson, Charles Wort
heimer, isaac Harris, Frank Douglass. w.
+. Stilson, Henry Wilson. James Qurk.
VIM. Nj. McCartay. Frederick Shaw. $
Sullivan. Joseph Nichols, Joseph Mala-
tesla, Thos. r.. Hart. Henry Muller. Fer
dinand Reis. Jr.. Edward McNevin, Cnas.
Lnhn, Geo w. Brewer, Adam Bootz,