The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-03
THE LIST REVISED.
Further Presentation of
Candidates for Demo-
cratic Nominations.
LAST NIGHTS ENROLMENT
1t Was Suggestive Of a Large
Yote-Puster and Grassman
Are Out of 1t.

Inc IlIne uAeQ pS lAtS AO't7ASAAe~
Democratic Committee for the filing OF
petitions of candidates for the nominal
tions for the party ticket this fall having
expired, the official list of those who
will be placed on the primary ticket Is
as follows
CONGRESSMEN:- N:-Edwin A. Stevens OF
Hoboken, George L. Record, Norman
L. Rowe and Henry E. Wills of Jersey
City, and Ephraim De Croft OF Union
Hill.
COUNTY CLERK:-Elijah 7. Paxton,
August NJ. Bruggemann, Henry Hess, Jr-'
and A. P. Hexamer of Hoboken, John
A. Totten, Edward T. Gritten, Patrick
Govern, Michael j. O'Donnell and John
r. Purten of Jersey City.
REGISTER:-Cyrillus f. Robinson
George B. Fielder, John Garrick ana
Thos. F. Noonan, Jr.
CORONER:-John F. OHara of Hobo
ken, and Robert schlemm of Union Hill.
FREEHOLDERS: = William Heller,
Fourth district; John C. Sweeney, Fifth
district; Martin Lawless, Seventh dis
trict: Cornelius ]. Donovan and MIchaei ri1te
J. Coyle, Ninth district; simon kelly'
Tenth district; Conrad Dietz, Emil Groin,
Frederick Rippe, John c. Bouton, Phlllp
Bindernagel, Henry Ruber, Louis Diehm'
Jr., and Charles Klein. ..
DIRECTED AT LARGE: - August
Grassman.
ASSEMBLY
First district Richard NJ. Smart, VIM
]. Denton, Robert Carey and William b.
Second district:-charles A. Ransom,
Carl H. Ruempler, Thomas Jacob, w. ,.
Third district:-Thomas Egan, James p.
Fourth district:-Frederick G. Wolberrt.
Fifth distriet:-James F. McCormack,
George schaaf, Joseph 7. Mccoobery'
Patrick H. Nugent. Mervyn Armstrong,
Jr., Godfrey T. Matthews, J. s. Sweeney,
Sixth district:-Timothy, J.. Carroh'
Seventh district:-James Duffy, Ed
ward j. Rice, Michael J. Bender, Joseph
P. Mullin, E. Kenny.
Eighth district:-John G; KastendiecIK' dI K
Kern, A. Schlessinger.
Ninth district:-William N. Parslow,
Maurice ]; Breen. Alex: C. r,l,oupgetter 1oupg:
Charles A. Meyer, Jr.
Eleventh district:--Jas, Usher.
COUNTY COMMITTEE
First district:-T J. Brady, G. T.
Kraus. T. B. Mattan, f; H. kimmerley.
second:--C.. C.. MCCULLOUGH, NJ F.
Ksating = A : ErifsOn dfsoninL D, j Lewis; Mul.
!vaney, ]. w. Queen, Jas. Hennessey.
Fourth:-F. P. Budden, w. H Keyes,
]. F. w: Mangels;
f1Itn'-f. Mc0dlly, w. " Nu"iApP' -
iSfthD sixth2D. F. o'connel, P. j. Fleming,
T.; O'Connora j: p Feeney. ,coo
E. O'Donnel, W. Dory, P. ], Goodman.
Eigllth:-John Mehl, Jr., Jas. S. No
Ninth:NW i; Ellis. P: Smith.
Tenth:-H Golmann, w. j. Dynan.
Eleventh:-64eo. B. Berkemp, y. j.
Egan ehas hEaGf CPldTy dry wPi ms EsRharat haIs
Ior0x Tel. ao1 Cfaflar n
Democratic party of this county met
last night to consider the recent deci-
sion of Justice Lippincott with respect to
holders have to be elected this fall on
the old aldermanic lines the committee
decided to hold a separate primary for
on Monday, October Is, between the
hours of and 9 P. NJ. Petitions for
the nc ninations will be received by
Gen. w. C. Heppenheimer up to noon of
Monday next, October 5. AS to the num-
Der of Freeholders to be elected, there
will be one from each Aldermanic dis
trict in Jersey City. two from Tndt Ho99aen, 29ae
ken, Town of Union two, and one each
from the outlying districts.
The Provisional Committee will SEND
a circular to each candidate on the
County ticket informing him that If he
desires tickets and certificates for watch
ers at the polls he may receive them by
applying to the Printing Committee.
REFORMERS' BIG MEETING.
Kessler's Hall was crowded last night
with nearly five hundred persons to
listen to the views of the Reform candi-
dates, Messrs. Geo. L. Record A. Philip
Hexamer, Jr., and ex-Judge John Gar
rick. 1t was the largest meeting yet
held and the candidates received an
enthusiastic reception. Mr.. John Mehl,
Jr., presided The principal speaker
was Mr.. Geo. L. Record, Democratic
candidate for the Congressional nomin-
alton. His vigorous style and incisive
speech was well received and made an
excellent impression. He explained the
new system adopted by the County Demo-
cracy, and although 1t is not perfect by
any means, he claimed that 1T is the
best yet devised 1t insures to every
Democrat the opportunity of making his
eWn nomination.
GR. RECORD DEFINES THE FIGHT.
told his audience that the present hight
was for purity in the party's dealings.
The ring must be crushed and the hood
lums, heelers and ballot boxers of the
Davis type must be crushed. He made
an effective plea for support at the COM
Ex-Judge Garrick and Mr. Hexamer
followed with brief but effective speeches.
Mr.. Hilarius Pattberg also spoke in
favor of the Reform ticket for which
Tonight Messrs. Record, Garrick and
Hexamer will speak to the Greenville
Democrats. Prominent First district men
like Mr.. Henry Lembeck, s. L. Harvey,
Hundred of the Fifth Assembly district
will meet tomorrow evening at Germania
Hall, No. 282 First street.
FIRST ENROLMENT.
Indicate ms That the Full Democratic
Vote VIII Come out.
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