The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-09
INSTRUCTED TICKETS OUT
Names of BYan Candidates in the
Democratic Primaries.
Aspirants for Election as Delegates
md AIternates Pledged to Sup
trict CoRVentIOn AnnOuncetl-The
Ballots to BE Issued Today.

The Executive Committee OF the BryaI
Democrats OF the District, with headquar-
ters at 1929 Pennsylvania Avenue, has
completed the organization of the twenty
TWO legislative districts, and last night an
| noGnced a majority Of the names Of theii
candidates for delegates and alternates tC
the District convention. which will be held
on Thursday next for the purpose Of Sc
lecting delegates to go to the Democratic
National Convention. These men, il
elected at the primaries Tuesday night
will 90 10 the District convention pledged
to vote for delegates who will take In
structions from the Democrats OF the Dis
trict to support William J. Bryan and the
Chicago platform at Kansas City.
The tickets, which are to be issued to-
day in the various districts. are printed
with the title. INSTRUCTED Ticket" in
large letters at the top. and a picture OF
Mr. Bryan in the left-hand corner Over
the names Of the candidates for delegates
and alternates is printed the following
This ticket is pledged to instruct dele
gates to the Democratic National COnven-
tion to work and vote for the reaffirma-
tion Of the Chicago platform and the re-
nomination of William J. Bryan for the
Presidency"
The tickets as far as given out. follow:
First district-Dele2ates: Victor Boyer,
Armstead williams. J. T. Brashears. Alter
mates: Andrew Boyer, George w Flower,
Harry Perkins.
Second district-Delcgates NJ. p. Sulli-
van. W. Mex. Clayton William +. Hol-
mead. jr. Alternates; Patrick Moore, John
Lower. Nesta Burns.
Third district-Delegates: John Sullivan,
Chris Hager. John Crowley. Alternates:
f. Reynolds, p. Cross. Joseph Conner.
Fourth district-Delegates: John r.
Mason, James Cleary, George T. Hilton;
Alteruates: II. o. Kale. George Gosnell.
Michael Morris.
Sixth district-Delegates William II.
c. Bayly, 5. Percy Thompson. Charles
Rupertus. Alternates George c. Rick.
Robert c. Tally. J. o. Cole.
Eleventh dlstrict-Delegates: William
Neitzey. John T. Smith, Charles Weidman;
Alternates: William Carney, Sinclair Don
aldson, Charles Wells.
Twelfth dstrict-Delegates: p. F.
O'Connor. Henry Hyde, George Glascoe,
Alternates. J. J. O'Connor Frank McCor-
mack.
Thirteenth district-Delegates John
Horstkamp. Or. j. II. p. Benson. pr y. e.
Nowles Alternrtes. Fulton K. Gordon,
Webster Downing. Charles II. Turner.
Fourteenth disJict-Delegates: J. NJ
Dunn. F. J. Rosenberger. J. J. Connolly.
Aternates: Joseph Williams John Ken
nedy. II. J. Mattern.
Fifteenth district-Delegates f. S. Jor-
dan. John Schlo8erbeck. George Detrow
alternates Harry Sears. Edward Holmes,
G. W Howard.
Sixteenth district Delegates: Charles
Eslnger. James Shea, William Simpson.
Alternates: Joseph Massino, William Van
Riswick, Charles Geer.
Seventeenth district-Delegates Dominic
sullivan. Thomas F. Holden. James F.
Scaggs. Aiernates: Douglass Fenwick
George NJ Mattingly, Charles Matthews.
Eighteenth district-DelegEtes Andrew
J. Sanford. Martin Horn, Richard Ryan.
Ahernates: william McCaffery Robert
Carroll. Fred A. Wolters.
Nineteenth district-Delegates: Thomas