New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
. ANTI-MACHINE CANDIDATES.
NOMINATIONS IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS FOR AS
sEMBIYMAN AND ALDERMAN

NOMINATIONS IN VARIOUS DIS - rci' ~
sEMBLYMAN AND ALDERMAN.
Nominations for the Assembly and the Board Of
Aldermen were made by a few Of the Ant-Mschne
Republican conventions last night. while others ad-
journed so as to confer with other anti-Tammany
organizations.
The LIST District Convention met at No. 9l2 Green
wlch-st.. and adjourned without making nomiha
ton.
The WITH Assembly District Convention met al
No Az Grard-st No nominations were made.
There large meeting OF delegates OF the III
District at No. i52 GraNl-st j Stetlng IN the
chair. After appointing a conference committee the
meeting adjourned
The With District Convention met at the Federal
Club, No PSI East Fourth-st. and made no nomiha-
ton.
The With District delegates convened at No. p
First-ave ana also adjourned after renewing their
pledges Of loyalty to the organization
There rousing meeting in the \llth us
trict at No III Clinton-st.. which nominated Ed
ward Zimmerman for the Assembly and George
Malraison for Alderman. II. Clay Pierce presideu
A committee reported that they had submitted the
names OF these TO the Good Government Ciuo
but unable TO find a responsive chord IN 'ha'
organization.
The hall at Eighth-ave. and Eighty-eighth-st was
crowded with a most enthusiastic gathering OF Re-
publicans OF the IXth District; who nomna'fd
Gleason presided and George Duncan was secre-
tary 1t was voted TO defer the nominations OF Al,
tried to confer With the old Republicans. but had
met with a rebuff Speeches were mace py Johh T.
There was a contest in the Nth District for
;he Two men in the ed beng he ony
ballot taken showed II votes. for each man Mr.
his opponent. Who was then elected unanimously.
Frank Farrell nominated to the Assembly ASS,
Stephen 4 Whitaker was nominated for the Assem-
bly, and Garrett May for Alderman no, ., No %,
East Thrty-third-st. Y. LoGue was IN the char
and George 0skes wa1 coDaTSncs
The delegates Of the XVIII Assembly District
nrSse e With no o S Fox as secretary
conference committee of FIVE was appointed to see
other anti-Tammany ORGANIZATIONS. Inc meeting
The XVIth Assembly District Convention met at
TSoTn mas F. BrHt as secretary Edward F Tierny,
a machinist. was nominated for Assembly and Leon
I The & ~ District Convention met Forty
reYes fr Sa he od Republican, organzaon asking
for conference. committee was accordingly APP
pointed and the meeting adjourned until Monday
The XIXth District Convention me, at No. g, go
West Fifty ninth-st? with Moses 6. Byers IN the
The xXth Assembly District Republicans, met at
munication from the Good Goyernment Club Of the
aeeoas apponed and the meeting
until tongh TO hear the result OF me wa,
held in the Hotel Endicot;. Eighty frst-st. and Co
mbuave George De Leon was rs IN IN me me- c aa
rates Frank 6. Baker nominated for the AS
sembly and Captain August Claussen for Alderman
: committee from this organization waited on the
Hamilton Republican Club. hoping for a conference.
bu, was refused recognition, while the delegation
from the O'Bren organizatlo were well received;
The XXIVth District Convention was heid al NO
s4o East Eighty-ffth-st. Melville A. Clinton occi-
pied the chair Samuel J. Hirschfeh was nomi-
mated for the Assembly and Thomas Lusk FOR Al
dcrmsn. A committee reported that It had nae o.,
conference with General c. r. T. Coils in an EFFORT
to agree candidates but was met with PUNT ,ia
refusal 10 recognize the Milholland organization.
General Coils declared he would prefer 10 give me
Alderman to the Democratic club rather'than TO the
Nllholand people. The meeting adjourned 10 Mon
aay evening TO hear n report from conference com
mittee appointed wait on the Grace Democracy;
The Anil Machine Republican Organization OF the
XVIII District held a rousing meeting at NO 2W'
F'rst-ave on Thursday evening. About 800 members
were present L. II. Brown presided and Francis
Crump was secretary. Ringing speeches In support
of the principles of the Milholland movement were
made BY Adoph Long. James Kane. Martin Decker.
j C;allett and Henry Burgulre John G: McCiarvey.
a member of the Executive Committee OF the County
Committee was unanimously nominated for AS
sembyman. ,, <
Theodore Wayberg. who nominated few
evenings since for the Assembly in the HAHth DIS
trict was the candidate of the Republican party last
year ~,
oreanization) nominated William c. Baxter for AS
semby Mr. Baxter is a stirring young Republican
and a blacksmith at No. 81 West Ffteenth-st.