The record-union., 1897-09-28
F. NJ. Woodson, S. B. Wood. H NJ. But
Ter, P. L. Holland.

Inc following named delegates We're
selected: Benz. Welch, A. j. Breuner,
David Falconer, William Kimber, Dug
aid Gillis, Frank Shook, Y. F. Gum,
j. F. Cayanaugh, F. H. Miester, John
Bauman, Theodore Labhardt, Albert
Becker, J. O'Meara, DR. Thomas Ross,
j. NJ Avery, John Maginis, F. J.
Sprague, George Phillips, David Barnes.
FIFTH WARD.
The Fifth Warders met at Federation
Hall The meeting was called to ord =
er by F. ". Rohrer of the City Central
Committee. and John c. Catlin was
elected Secretary
On motion Of J. T. Stafford F. ".
ROhrer was made permanent Chairman
Of the caucus.
The following committee was appoint
to select delegates to be voted for at
the primary election to-day: J. W.
Wilson, j. J. Thackam, W. Lange and
George Newman.
On motion of J. NJ. Milliken. ]. T.
Stafford was added to the committee.
While the committee was out select
ing delegates c. NJ Beckwith made a
short address.
The committee reported the following
for delegates, and the report was adopt
ed:
F. r. Dray, J. W. Wilson, P c.
Drescher, NJ. S. Hammer, Geo. New
man, Byron Nichols, c. NJ. Beckwith,
J. T. Stafford, John c. Catlin, c. Z.
Faver, W. Lang, J. J. Thackam, Leon
Lewis, Ed Rippen, F. W Rohrer, J..
NJ. Milliken, Martin Devine, J. T. Palm,
Dr. A. c. Hart
F. r. Dray addressed the caucus and
at the conclusion of his remarks it ad-
journed.
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth Ward caucus was held at
Smiths Hall on Seventh street. Thomas
Longton, member of the City Central
Committee, called the caucus to order.
Tom Scott was elected Chairman, Tai
bot II. Wallis Secretary.
a committee of three was appointed to
select delegates, consisting of S. j.
Jackson, Samuel Rice and Ira Conran,
and a committee of two on printing
consisting of Thomas LongtOn and NJ
A. Howard.
The Committee on Delegates reported
the following list, and the report was
adopted:
Thomas Scott, S. J. Jackson, T. H.
Longton, w. H. Govan, j. 3. Devine
Sam \. Rice. D. Dierssen, DR.. T. B.
Reid @. H Buchanan, VIM. O'Neil, Ed
McCabe, Leonard NeubOurg. James Nc
Namara, NJ A. Howard, a. J. McCor-
mack, Ira Conran. Charles L. Smith.
SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh Ward Republicans held
their caucus in the New Pavilion. 1t
was called to order by George Eagan,
Central Committeeman from that Ward.
G. w. Baker was chosen Chairman,
and f. C. Roeder Secretary.
A committee, consisting of c. T Jones.
F. B. Adams, H. T. Harper, F. D. Ryan
and L. p. Williams, was appointed to
select a set of delegates to be voted for
to-day.
There was some opposition manifested
by George Murray and few others,
but the regulars" carried the day.
The committee reported the following
list of delegates, and the report was
adopted:
P. Herzog, J. E. Terry, T. B. Adams,
r. T. Devlin, c. T. Jones, c. E. Phipps,
y. O'Connen, H. T. Harper, Fred Mar
tin, J. Charles Jones, NJ. J. Flynn, ]. H.
hatcher, T. L. Enright, l.. P. Williams,
E. c. Roeder, D. Sullivan and c. w.
Baker
1t is thought there will be an oppo-
stion ticket in that ward to-day.
EIGHTH WARD.
Republicans of the Eighth Ward met
at Siebenthaler's Hall, Twentieth and
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order by Committeeman J. A. Weldon.
Thomas H. Berkey was chosen to pre-
side, and H H. Preston Secretary.
The following delegates were elected:
Charles Schlutius, J. A NJ Weldon,
Thomas H. Berkey, H. H. Preston, Chas.
c. Carroll. II. G. Melvin, A. E. Kinsley,
E. E. Pannebaker, NJ. n. Winans, j. H.
Liggett, c. II. Merry. J. A Robin, c. C.
Locke. A. Z. Miller. F. NJ. Atkinson, J.
f. Tott. r. Davis, J. Thieben. NJ NJ.
Grady.
NINTH WARD.
Committeeman George Meister called
the Ninth Ward caucus together at
Geberts Hall, Twentieth and O streets.
Thomas Mcdonald was elected Chair
man and P. Erauw Secretary.
The committee to select list of del
erates consisted of E. J. Mangan, Geo.
A1eister and c. A. Phillips. They re-
ported the following, who were chosen
by the caucus:
Victor Lemay, George F. Meister,
Peter Jansen, p. H Leonard, J. L. Be
lote, John Wingard, Frank T. Briggs, A.
J. LLOYD. C. S. Sturmer, F. J. Mangan,
Prosper Erauw. w. H. Smith, J. H
Davis c. A. Phillips, A. F. Macdonald,
W. G. AIcMillin, w w Mott, Sr.
There is some opposition to NJ Pen
nish for City Trustee in that Ward, and
a rival ticket in the interest of j. H
Dolan will probably be in the field to-
day.
POLLING PLACES.
Following are the polling places and
officers of election:
First Ward-FrOnt to Sixth. north OF
K, delegates 10. Inspector, w. A. An
dersOn; Judges, Thos. Harper. Louis
Caffero; polling place, 216 ] street
Second Ward-Front to Fourth, south
of K. delegates Il. Inspector, Chas.
Chenu: Judges, J. Schacht, 1. W
Holmes: polling place, southwest cor
ner Fourth and K
Third Ward-Fourth to Seventh.
south of K. delegates II. Inspector, W.
r. Hall; Judges. N. w. Littledeld. A
s. Baker; polling place, southwest cor
ner Seventh and K.
Fourth Ward-Sixth to Tenth. north