New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

hener didn't object 10 thlS' eSpet'diiN %
would make the Oppenhelmers ma orllY OF 'he
delegation and give them control OF Aldlrs'
That was the situation until late. hour on
Sunday night. when each of the fort!-iouf nr'o-
gates received a telegram from MI sumner
announcing that the convention would ne n'iu
No. 1.05j Lexington-ave." at cl'ch. M,
Gunner did not say by what authority Nv
changed the place Of meeting.
At o'clock last night most OF the Delegates as
sembied at No. 1853 LcNington-aVe' Dut thr oi
penheimer people protested that th' C'hNeH,.on
would be Illegal If held there. so the Hunhetl''s
yielded and all went TO the rooms of the L9yal
club. The convention was regularly ciii'" 10
order there. and forty-three delegates Were prvs-
ent Mr. Gunner Immediately moved to adjourn
TO No. 055 LeXington-ave.. and the m"uon pre-
vailed by Il vote OF "A to II. three members re-
fusng to vote in spite of the protests OF the OPP
pcnheimcrites that the convention would be He
gal If held elsewhere
The Gunner faction withdrew. and the Open
heimer people organized and elected their ticket
unanimously John II. Gunner and the two op-
penhcimers. polling Is votes. Mr. Gunner was
elected, 1t said, to show that there was no
hard feeling against him.
Meanwhile Mr. Gunner and his friends.
TWENTY-FIVE strong assembled al No. 1855 Lex
ington-ave. in a little room above a liquor store
one delegate went downstairs to get Il drink.
and the remaining twenty-fonr proceeded 10
elect as delegates to the County Committee
John n. Gunner. John O'Connell and Clarence
Fountain. Gunner and OCOnnell received
twenty-four votes a majority Of the entire con-
vention. Fountain received seventeen. the others
Oppenheimer. 4.
Nj Gunner and the Oppenheimers, according
to their own declarations. have the greatest
personal respect for each other.
DELEGATES REPORTED ELECTED.
The delegates reported elected last night from
the several Assembly districts were as follows:
Ist-Martn H. Healey and Eugene Heaey. Contest)
IId-Francis McGrane and Simon Garyin.
HIdCharles H. Murray Joseph Gallo and Charles . Nd
Ivth-John Collins and William Grossman.
vth-Iohn simpson Daniel Bu,;erneld and Thomas Ho-
vIth-Gcorge Hllard Francis Snyder and Charles l.
Halburstadt
yIIth-1acob NJ Patterson. Henry c. Botty Charles
schwck ana Frederick T.. Marshall.
Muhinr and Frederick Iialdy
IxthGeorse r. Doane John MGleeyer Pa Ws- H.
Xth- Harmon Hansman. George Feliman ana william J..
Fearing
xI,h-Georre Bliss James W. An,en. Jacob II. smma
xI1,h~wiiiiS,n HtnEci @ @ Lush and Frank II. paiy
xlI'h.FTede-sA $ GiO4; 18th, Thomas c 4 hamilton WI"
XIvth-onarles \. Peabody H.. Philip F. Smith and
xv,h" Rob a Greacen John P. windoph Seth
xv1,h-Thomas +. Easan Charles s,einbcrs Smith Pine
xvIIih-Charles A. FIaInmer. William Matthews and
xvni,h~ieoree W. wanmaAer. Gustav scholer and
x1Xb~John Reisenveber Charles R. Page. Alexander
xxh samuel j. campbell. Alfred O Mason and " s
XXIst-Wliam Rrookheld. Samuel Thomas Thomas J.
Callahan. Henry :. Einstcn and Arson O Mccrk
XXIId-John II. Gunner. solomon Oppcnheimer and
Benjamin Oppcnheimer
XXIIId-C. y Rovee. 1r.. James II. Lehmaer. Frnnk
Brainerd. Abraham GruteT stephen 81 Anderson
and Clement Donshca.
XXIVth-C II T. coils John c Graham l.. II. Bold
xxvlh1Isasc Newman. j. Milton William. and Dr Z. J.
xXvith~Harvey T Andrews Charles L. Lewis. Leroy Il.
Crane J. VI. Doremus and ". y Cohen
Elias Goodman. L. D. Brown and Alexander T.
XXVIIIth-Julius " Mayer Alfred r. Page. Washington
Winsor William Kellock and Collin II. N,c"afd
XXIXth-Ernest Hall Thomas J. Rush, Edward II.
IIealey Or ". z Andrews.
XXXih-Wlliam II. Ten E3ck. Charles a. B"rran and
George ". stevens
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY WILL CELEBRATE.
The Committee Of Thirty held meeting at
No sol Fifth-ave late yesterday afternoon. and
received tho report Of the Committee on Enrol
ment. Of which Mr.. Brookheld was chairman,
giving a detailed statement Of their work. The
report said that nearly 5000 Republican voters
had been enrolled, and that nothing now re-
NAMED for the Committee Of Thirty - do but
10 fix a time and place for holding the meeting
Of the newly elected County Committee
The committee thercupon fixed next Monday
evening as the time and the Grand Opera House
Hall. TWenty-thrd-st. ana Eighth ave, a the
place Of meeting for the new County Committee
4 committee OF five was appointed 10 arrangS
for dinner 10 celebrate the successful re0rgani-
cation Of the party.