The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-19
PETITIONS FILED.
Tomorrow Night Democratic
Candidates Will Be
Chosen at Open
Primaries.
VAN REIPEN UNoPPosED
He Will Fight Reuben Simpson
for Alderman-at- Large-A
Thirteen Club.

maries tomorrow night, fat which the
Democratic candidates for A-lderman-at-
Large, Aldermen. Street and Water Conn
m s~sioners, Justices of the Peace and
Csnstables Will be voted for.
Tonight the Democratic City Commfttee
Will meet in Roche's Hall and formally
deliver the ballots and all the other par
aphernal.a necessary to the proper fit
ting up of the voting booths.
The greatest harmony prevails, and al
though one or two spirited contests are
expected, it is probable that everything
will pass Off smoothly.
The only candidate for A~lderman-at-
Large is Carrot D. Van Reopen. He Is
an old n respected citizen. n his
candidacy is worrying the Republicans,
wld. with exceptions, acknowledge that
he VIII snow even the old standby Reu-
ben Simpson, under. Mr.. Van Re.pen
VIII beyond doubt be the next Alderman
at-Large.
A THIRTEEN CLUE.
The Democratic voters will have a
fine list fsen which to choose 1--WE can
didates Tor StreeE ana Water Commission
ers. Arranged alphabetically they are:-
Major CHARLES HOLLYWOOD, the
hardware dealer at Payonia avenue and
Grove street.
JOHN Z CONE. present Street and
Water Commissioner, wno. Democrats
generally think. IS sntstied 70 ve,ioaninu-
ton. He has a strong Following among
tie younger Democrats
THOMAS P. CCMN0f.LY.Ia labor man
A1 ABa lsfsJ j. bT r fsI fas es-.ssssmly-
man, wha IS engaged in the S9jidlr,g
business ana ces.des or Jersey avenue.
resident of Greanril:s. Ee Is at pregent
a long term Free LHbrasy Trustee. Fe
was for many years. PRESIDENT OF the
ISOLATION. He is an energetic worker for
TDWARn f. Hoos. at present a Di-
pointed by Mayor Wanser.
Office of Fire Comrissiener. His term ex-
pires in April, and re doesn't want . be
without an office # he eau aeIo Z. His
name on the ticket will not, r is seid.
give 1t any strength, but may work IN
DANIEL Y. LEWIS. soda water manu-
facfurer and Treasurer Of the County
COMMITTEE He ;,as 2 stron;s feliowing
are making a hard fight for him.
I'm. nME So M rio[ Ma : Gag er ,rsss ) " psd in the hs
canvass and expects % be one of the
RIcHARD RoUTH. arother Greenville
aspirant. He is a real estate dealer ard
Justice CT the Peace.
EDWARD VAN HGUTON. real estate
agent, doing business in re first dis
PATRICK BUCKLEY. Rx-?olire Com
missioner, whese csiiijdacx is nat seri-
on-iv considered BY any one except Dan
srons the foregoing thirteen gentlemen
the Democratic candidates must be
chosen. as no 5n0fs apnleassons 70 be-
Eecrstarv Jctn Nuivaney of the County
Committee.
The Alderrnanic candidates are nuner-
m the First district Alderman Dav has
Dspaoera4, asnniayed as q haggage master
or the Peunsv1vania Railroad.
IN the Second district there is a lively
Tlen.ine. Ambrose Guiton. son Of the
late Fire Commissioner. is one contestant.
Richard Kelly, . second; Dennis Long, a
Waters. waters IS a hustler and is Very
popular rnrth Of the Erie tracks.
N tire Third district Albert Loesel has
In the Fourth die>:- the~a VIII he a
contest between JOAN a,snnion and chas.
IN the Fifth Michael j.. curlay will
II the Sixth dfstr;c+. w:th its 1900 Re-.
publican n,aiorsty,, TIE Kmmerlys win
try to elnct Cherries Pork 1qTo~.
THEIR NAME IS LT!aIoN.
Peace are plentlfri. IN the Frst Gietrict
S. Weed viii try for ~re-eiacfion.
In the aecend. Joe McCoobery wants
II the Th.rd James N. Davis is the
n the Fourth Paul T. Conan is run
ming.
T. the he Eth si4ts there ssgei i p r ymsesafssf;y; :