The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-26
MERRY WAR LAST NIGHT
Continued from Flrst Page.
THIRD WARD.

In the third ward only one ticket was run-as follows:
 Town-James A. Murray, Joseph Faulhaber. Martin Cooney, Isadore A. Stein, Cornelius Shanley, Andrew P. Smith, Terrence F. Dinnan, James J. Sullivan; alternate. Nicholas P. Cor coran. City-Patricll Moran, James Mason, Michael Curran, George Bohn, jrn Thomas E. Dunn, John III. Dillon, Daniel Flynn, Daniel Mckay; alter nate, Louis A. Miller,
 Board of relief-John H. Flanagan, John F. Stars. John Shaughnessy, Timothy J, o'Donnell, William p. Schroeder, Emanuel BuXbaum, Thomas Hyland, William R, Toole; al- tenate, James 10. Miller,
 Ward nominating committee-James F. McGann, Francis Taylor, Henry Leonard, James McCrann Robert A, Hollinger, Maurice McHugh, Michael Kelly Charles R. Miller and fifty others.
 Town committeeman--John J. Dob son.
 FOURTH WARD.
 The successful ticket in the Fourth was:
 Town-Joseph R. Manning, Daniel F. Kelly, John Wynne, John Cox, John F, Griffin, M. F. Walker, Bernard F. Fitz- simmons, Robert J. Tracy; alternate, John M. Burke.
 City-Thomas M. Prentice, Charles Havey, Joseph E. Taylor Eugene Me- Gam, William Keane, Michael Heenan, James c. Kerrigan, John J. Sprightly; alternate, Henry Daly. | Board of relief--James Shields, Dam iel Carroll, Charles Stevens, Richard Phelan, Addington D. Newhall, Frank A. Mayllnger, Matthew Flaherty Mi chael H. Smith; alternate, Jeremiah Shea.
 Ward nominating committee-Joseph IJ. Reilly, Elihu M. Thomas, Thomas Keegan, Murray Weiss, Edward Me Keon, John Clyne, Joseph Mclaughlin, Fred K. Barnes, George Durlsin, James Hackett, Eugene McCabe, Thomas Wrinn and about sixty others. Town mitteeman-Thomas M. Fitzpatrick.
 FIFTH WARD.
 There was no contest in the Fifth. All was serene and no ''scrapping' was going on. The ticket is:
 City-Michael F. Campbell, Thomas Delaney, Philip Smith Simon J. Hugo; alternate, Charles Sperry.
 Town-John P. Carney, Andrew Cool ahan, Joseph Calm, Charles Kern; al ternate, Edward McPartland.
 Board of relief-William J. O'Keefe Abraham Aal, Patrick Bruton, James T, Lynch; alternate, Thomas Manus.
 Ward nominating committee-Henry Farrell, Virgil F. McNeil, George T, Ref, Simon J. Hugo, Abraham Aal Mi chael F. Keegan, John Lyons, Patrick I RowIey, William r. Herz, Martin Scul- fly, Patrick OConnor, Joseph Lyons, An drew Shanley, Eugene Kennedy, Thom- as B. Shanley, and about forty others Town committeeman-Mar Scully
 THE SIXTH WARD.
 In the Sixth ward the Clancy ticket won by 34 votes It is as follows: Town--Cornelius Kiernan, John $ Mccarthy, James Ryan, Frank An thony, Paul Beetz; alternate, William J. Buckley.
 City-John E. Doughan, Charles Otto Rumpf, Patrick McAveny, Edward Goodwin, William Carey; alternate Francis P. Heeny,
 Board of relief-Henry Rudolph Terrence Dinnan, Eugene Sullivan Frank P. Galley, Edward Dargan; al ternate, Curtis Evarts. | rd ,1or,jDal+inor taoYYaY,oi Bromley, Moses Heller, James s0IcCul lom, Leander A. Bunnell, Louis Don. ner, Richard White, P. Beetz, J. Otell James Dumphrey, Joseph Hugo, Rich. ard Lane, Edward Martin, John E Doughan, Patrick Cullen and fifty oth. CTS.
 Town committeeman-Wil Carey
 SEVENTH WARD.
 The Seventh ward ticket went fol Clancey by 163 majority, The totar vote was 753, of which Clancey's ticket had 45S and the opposite ticket Gil. huly) 295. The elected ticket is:
 Town-John H. Moore, John J Hogan, Patrick McGuinness, Michae Meagher, Patrick Maher, James Col. lins, Thomas K. Dunn, John Morris. sey, Michael J. Fahy; alternate, Will. liam Maley.
 City-John +. Shanley, Thomas F Fleming, John Kenyon, James O'Neil William H. Tobin, John Hanrahan John P. Bree, James N. Cannon Michael J. Began; alternate, John c Conlon.
 Board of relief-Thomas J. Fitzger. aid, Michael Kelly, James F. McGarty Donate Vece, Peter Brown, William uh1, F. J. Kelly Minotte Osborn, Timothy Hines; alternate, Charles Thompson.
 Ward nominating committee-Ed. ward A. Rourke, Moss Gompertz, Fran, cis P. Ryan, Gerald Kinsella, Adolpt B. Berger, Isaac Hayes, Michae, Meaher, John lHughson, Moses Mail. houser William Wehner, Patrick Con. don, James Fleming, Timothy Hines and fifty others.
 Town committeeman-Jo J. Fox.
 EIGHTH WARD.
 In the Eighth two tickets were run