The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-03
THE CANVASSERS.
Meeting Of the Board of AIdermen-The Selec-
IiOn of Cnnvassers Continued.

Meeting of the Board of AIdermen-The Selec-
IiOn of CnnVassers Continued.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of AL
dermen was held yesterday afternoon in the
Common Council Chamber, Alderman David
Beitler presiding
The board held an election for canvassers,
with the following result
THIRD WARD.
RepubEcdnS.-Fir division, Lemuel Selby
and James b. Carpenter Second, James N.
Thompson and James Hardy; Third, Ebenezer
Scanlan and John X. Cantlin; Fourth, John
H. Scott and T. Wood Mckinley; Fifth, Will
liam Turison and William p. Hamm; Sixth,
Henry Wilhelm and Joseph Dougherty; Sew
enth, Thomas Robson and George Landen;
Eighth, Louis Cure and George Fitzgerald;
Ninth, James Sinclare and John S. Lammey.
Democrats. First division, Thomas Gra-
ham, Second, George Palmer, Jr.; Third,
Jacob McCunen; Fourth, Jas. Payne; Fifth,
William Buchanan; Sixth, Jas. Dougherty,
Seventh, Thomas Gillespie; Eighth, Peter
Monroe; Ninth, James Felloney.
FOURTH WARD.
Repu6BsdnS.- division, John Rob-
erts and Joseph Roberts; Second, John Purtz
and Samuel Rutland Third, George McMur-
ray and William Lister; Fourth, Charles
Steringer and John Hanlon; Fifth, Edward
Hardy and Benjamin Thomas; Sixth, Ed
ward Walker, Sr., and Jacob Baugh Seventh,
Allen Macarthur and j. G. Allen; Eighth,
Michael Woods and w. H. HUT; Ninth, Hill
lery Conner and Thomas Carroll; Tenth,
Harry Victor and Adam Hill; Eleventh, Jo-
seph Moore and Washington Bladen.
Democrats. s.-First division, Thomas Che
gan; Second, William Wood; Third, John
Melvin; Fourth, Samuel Carson; Fifth
Thomas McClain; Sixth, James Monaghan
Seventh, Patrick Ragan; Eighth, James A.
Mathews Ninth, Abraham Marks; Tenth,
Thomas Coffey; Eleventh, Arthur Hughes.
FIFTH WARD.
Repu5hcanS-Firstd division, James Mark
land and Charles Hackett; Second, William
E. Murphy and Joseph n Hackney; Third,
Theodore Chandler and Joseph Gerber;
Fourth, E. j. Kenny and H. S. Gilbert; Fifth,
| Edward G.. Bonsall and Edmund S. Yard;
Sixth, John w. Donnelly and John H. Shaw;
Seventh, e. w. Shurtz and William Pres
ton Eighth, James Boland and Richard
Donegan.
Democrats. tS.-First division, Thomas Dill
| Ion; Second, John O'Grady; Third, James
McShane; Fourth, Alexander E. Eager; Fifth,
James Rossiter; Sixth, John Welsh; Seventh,
John OByrne; Eighth, Richard Brennan.
SIXTH WARD.
Republicans. S.-First division, Lewis B.
| Costa and John w. Rose; Second, Henry
Smith Sr, and Samuel f. Wilson, Third, f.
Schmidt and John Curtisson; Fourth, L.. H.
Martin and John l.. Jahraus; Fifth, Isaac II.
| O'Harra and H. B. Dorscheimer; Sixth
Charles Newkirk and Augustus @. Freas;
Seventh, Henry @. Triple and John Barth
| Ninth, Abraham Bowers and Jackson Leidy
Democrats. First, John McMalin; Second
John Kennedy Third, David II. Shourds
Fourth, Joseph Ashburn; Fifth, Thomas
Porter; Sixth, Philip Mitton Seventh, Geo
f, Omerly; Eighth, William NJ Tell.
SEVENTH WARD.
Republicans. First division, D. NJ. Mat
thews and Frederick Wilson; Second Viii
liam Johnson and Alexander Russell; Third
James Hebrew and Robert Mcconnell; Fourth
Joseph Sinex and Adam Mccoy; Fifth, Rob
ert Edminston and David Branson; Sixth
William Bunting and Robert Baity Seventh
William Bell and Thomas Gibson Eighth
James Foster and William May; Ninth
Stephen d. Ships and Charles Angerolt
Tenth, John Patterson and Archibald Young
Eleventh, Henry ONeal and John Clenden
ming; Twelfth, Joseph Massey and John Mil
Ter; Thirteenth John McOlintock and JohI
Kyle; Fourteenth, William Youngand Thomas
Shaw, Jr.
| Democrats. First division, W. <. Gilbert