New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-14
d Dssorlor h az n Gates,aye near eeM

Decorior Hall, IN Gates-ave.. near R.u
convention had been called 20 take r,ssMs m
sWiswsm: az Jefferson and Reid ayes. ara ne
There was some Sort Of fuss over t, fs1 place
engage or pay FOR the hail which wa .s''lre 70
brought them hem to bec waS Fan e H Or esh s.
sided over the convention and deal W. pre-.
degel !" IN Yep fs h fos' ,sf@ S 9T.e
five delegates chosen and ~ the same Inn ne
en- Old score standing since last splne rrnn "a
i"en'y-hfth Nard when deienaies were s,a n. "a.
from the ivan congress District 70 the xss,,see't
Convention last sDrng. M'ssrs wa.mstb s.l
Chambers and their freris were lrstrl,rnsr, sM
defoatlng William j Taylor. VINO Vas Saes,Sd u
NJ POST @nd a number Of Robert a sssrss.s.
Itself 70 square the account. and Mr Posi- ,,..h'A
Taylor ~er" not slow 10 take advtn'ars ofr ~
combna ION tickc' was arranged ana re OIL
delcgates were elected 10 The STATE Couysr,,s,sts
Robert a Sharkey John - Post johs
Grange. william Tayi9r. George II KEN sn..il1A
TO the judiciary Convention. u C1frV,o~-,fl
" Sauze Morris vs. Hart LdVare O p,.FF
Alderman Wassmuih and he friend. ,.,
ticket containing a number ~ TIE dslegai.s ~
Sharkey ticket, but headed by bis friend vrhas
head The Sharkey POST ticket went thrs,s, ~
q vote Of % TO ~ There was GOOD deal of w
bulance during IN" fn't Ting and rather W.
legations Of u'fairncss Mr Post foeee.ssp a.
formed the duties Of chairman aolcstatiy -. ~
Overwhelming majority that The tlekst ,Ss1,a
showed that the combination was a p5uui,, eY<
XVIII District The XVIII Ass.nlbt -.
-
ave. and r G~iiicr1 pr a.ded Tho ,o,,S'inft
Wills delegates were 81 'oted STATE .sns
ards, Or. j II Marshall u J. IA so E'a'
Striker Is. T. Burnhan. : Doillnzer ~. y l.
delegates wore elected To- re Iuoielary ce,.'.n.
XNIllth Dstrict-A j.. IfsJu IrsaIsJ ~ -.
XElllih District Convention. which "a. - =. IN
No. 1882 FuitDn-s' and The fIii0uin, 49, AZ
from m" Wits cImD Wcr" chosen sf,,, T4t'r'
Sargster. cx Senator Charles r. g. sell si,.,'Eo
John j. Dlfrpgs' Jacob - Nefa.en Ird.,,fain
Georgo j. waldo. T. VI MAYOR J n ca Z
" n CowcnhOy"n ''-'hei.
XIXfh Distrct-fn The XIXth r r vu,.-
Charles j. HaubDrt, william ~ Caldwell ~. III
dates u ~" Worth mon. carried 0ff ho fAr. 80
NNth District-The XXfh Disfrl.f ~ ,s,s,s'
machin" ma Or!ty hy for yofr4 'lc -f., -
John 9. Dcubert. John Tenant O'fo Na...k
and Charles f. WEIR "psr
H%lst District Congressman Israel y,,.,
presided 81 the XKfst Distric' Correrfl,- 49,
was held In Hozs Han. M Lihcrfy-agc and 49,
st. The following SLATE was presented hy Ai4e.-.-'
clark and elected. state dccg1fes J0sert = g.,
s ". Coddington. r T. Disier Charles pig
Charles Francisco. Judiciary delegates ter,,i
COOK. .. liddlc ! Dressner J. loremu. =
BrunnolL Both sets OF delegates are u tse Win,
Wurstcr persuasion N
T. H. Richards said ne objected 20 slsiss hs,..
fixed up ana rushefs through the c0nvontlo- ..i
moved the Substitution OF Adolph Klerdl 4 1s1
known anti-Platt man. FOR Charles /. Perry
Gilchrst also raised a little rDmpUs by askne -.
the delegates for tho STATE and Judielary cav.
tions be separated. and an Interesting .lttle ss.
followed, In which Theodore lIerhani moved -,
the roll be called This resulted In 2 vote 4 4 "a
sustaining the Worth slate