The record-union., 1899-09-25
The DEMOCRATIC LINEUP.
REGULAR COMMITTEES SELECTS
DELEGATES.
The Mannix-Hughes Element Has
Not Yet Announced It's
Candidates.

The meeting of the Democratic City
been held at the Windsor Hotel, Eighth
and streets. at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, failed to materialize, though
Committeeman d. J. Mannix and one
other We're ON time.
It is understood that the failure to
meet was due to the fact that the reg
ular (or Cravens-Alexander) committee
believed that the Hughes -Mannix COM
mittee We're waiting until they should
announce the other list of delegates, in
order that they might profit by the
knowledge to be obtained therefrom.
AS a matter Of fact, list of avail
able names had been agreed on at u
| conference between the City Central
Committee and the Advisory Commit
tee of Forty-four, held last week, and
the only thing remaining to do was to
select from the 24O names presented 14Q
as candidates for delegates to the COM
ing convention
The meeting was held at the Golden
Eagle Hotel between s and 8 o'clock
last evening, and the following ticket,
containing sixty-fve names from the
Twentieth and seventy from the
Twenty-frst Assembly District, was
chosen:
Twentieth Assembly District-Charles
H Bentley, e. w. Hale, Frank Ruh-
staller, Jr., w. F. Gormley w. ]. Has
sett, Peter Flaherty r. H. Hawley.
Chris Suter, Arthur M. Seymour, Isa-
dore Townsend, II. B. Nielsen, W. A.
Henry, r. c. Irvine, Fred Pierce, John
Zittinger, Robert Martyr c. P. Wal
rath. J. B. Giffen, Ben Sweeney, Ed
ward Twitchell, P. E. Jones, NJ. ]. Sulli-
van, G. q. Wait, e. A. Nicolaus, j. H.
Fitzgerald, Louis Curtz, C. j. Graf
miller, III. D. Nash, P. A. Byrne, John
Habberkorn, Owen Moen, B. F. Ward,
C. D. SERVER, L. H. Gray, Henry
Dehn, Ed. McGraw, A. H. Griesel, Les
lie Renfro, r. H. Byers, J. V. Powers,
E. Gravel, I. Boysen, Robert Fisher,
c. E. Brady, D. H. Quinn, f. w. Day,
A D. Christianson, j. J. Dwyer, Dr.. ii.
L. Nichols, p l.. Lykins r. O. Cravens,
NJ A Washburne, G. H. Stephenson,
William Skeels, ]. E. Mayo, M. r.
Beard, H. W. Strader, n. c. Billings
ley, H. NJ. LaRue, Jr., w. c. Hendricks,
John Oschner, Maurice II. Sheehan, +.
B. Chenoweth, Charles Miller, Clarencs
Hunt.
Twenty-first Assembly District
Fred Cox, Henry P Brown, Henry
Mohr. A. B. Guthrie, NJ Hanrahan, j.
G. Davis, D. w. Carmichael, Dr. F. h
Metcalf, Frank Kent, Joseph S. Quire'
Frank T. Lyman, Harry r. Blair
George S. Brand, T. L. Acock, w. y.
Bowers, c. M. Harrison, Adolph Bauer
w. H Devine, ]. M. Henderson, Sr-.
F. H Veach, William Murphy, II.
Reardon, Edward LEVEL, Martin Fla
hive. w. J. Stack, William Rutherford
James Boyle, P. Gabrielle, j. T. Liness'
H. Never, r. L. Estis. w. G.. TODD.
Louis Dickman, G. ]. Johnson, John
z. Mooney. w. T. Schmidt, J. 2. Hardy
Joseph Wilson, Cornelius Touhey, Jo-
seph Harlow, Isadore Schad, S. Add
son. J. D. Green, G. F. Donsing, E.
Silber. I. Hasert, D. H. Cox, NJ. J.
Holland, E. j. Carragher, Stephen
Dillon, Daniel Meagher, Martin Beas-
ley, Joseph McAdams, Harry Nottlns-
ham, J. N. Payne, l.. G. Blllups, James
O'Brien, Philip Caffrey, j. II. DAVIS
Thomas L. Elliot, Frank Flemmlng,
Simeon Brown, Will H. Devlin, j. Grant
Black, l. Alexander, c. E. HARRISON
| Simon Ash. J. Hoffelt, Bert BoWsher,
F. C. Knauer. w w. Cuthbert, A L.
Fortson, Prentiss Maslin, George Suy-
dam. J. E. D. Baldwin.
Late last night it became settiea
| fact that there will be no opposition TO
the ticket put in the field by the reg
ular Democratic City Central Commit
tee. which is said to mean that Russ
| D. Stephens will receive the unanimous
vote of the convention for the nomi-
nation for Mayor.
1t was thought by many that the So
called Hughes-Mannix Committee
would meet last night and name an op-
position ticket, but up to late hour
only three members had put in an ap-
pearance, and no meeting was held.
1t is understood that the cost OF plac-
| ing a ticket in the field--printing, ad-
vertising, etc., estimated at between
$500 and S400-was one of the reasons
| for declining to name a ticket, one
member Of the committee last evening
saying that nobody wanted to put up
the price when nothing could be gained
thereby.