The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-29
THE REGISTRI LAW.
The Board of Aldermen sits and Elects the
GunVnssers.

SINCE the supreme Court passed upon Iue ne
gistry law was held yesterday afternoon In the
Chamber of Common Council
Alderman Beitler was in the chair. The
meeting having been called to order, Alder
man Carpenter offered resolution naming
the place at which the Asses ,Jrs shall sit, as
follows:-First Ward, n. w. corner of Front
and Morris streets; Second, u. w. corner of
Fifth and Redwood Third. No. $50 Queen
street: Fourth s. f. coruec of South and
Juniper streets; Fifth, s. E. corner of Fourth
and Spruce streets; Sixth, No. 80 Cherry
street, Seventh, N. T.. corner of Pine and
Dean sts; Eighth, 5. w. corner of Twelfth and
Locust streets; Ninth, No. 1919 Market ST.;
Tenth, Columbia House, Broad and Arch
streets; Eleventh, No. 2O9 Green St; Twelfth,
No. G15 North Fifth street; Thirteenth, No.
741 Spring Garden street; Fourteenth, Spring
Garden Hail. Fifteenth, n. f. corner of Flt-
teenth and Brown streets and No. 2lI3 Mount
Vernon street: Sixteenth, >. W. corner OF
Fourth and George streets Seventeenth, n.
w. corner Front and Master streets; Elgn-
teenth. No. 522 Richmond street; Nineteenth.
No. 1918 FrdnldOrd road, York street aud
Trenton avenue, and York street, above
Sixth; Twentieth, S. f. corner of Eleventh
and Girard avenue, 5. w. corner of Fifteenth
and Thompson Streets Twelty-irst at Mana
yunk and Roxborough; Twenty-second, Clay
ton Hotel, General Wayne Hotel, Barbara
Roots Hotel, Germantown, and Denat's
Hotel, Chestnut Hill; Twenty-thrd, at
Holmesburg and Bustleton: also at No. 1904
Frankford street; Twenty-fourth, at Laucas-
ter avenue and Forty-eighth street, and Ha-
verford road and Lancaster avenue; Twenty
fifth, Nicetown lane and Germantown road,
Bridesburg, Kensington avenue, above Har-
rowgate lane, Frankford road and Clearheld
street; Twenty N. w. corner Sixteenth
and Federal Streets Twenty-seventh, Forty
second and Market Streets Twenty-eighth,
Swan Tavern, on Ridge avenue and German
town road and Broad street; and Broad street
and Montgomery avenue.
The Board then elected canvassers for the
divisions in each ward named. The Repub-
Hcan members of the body elected two, and
the Democratic one, to act in each divi-
sion--the Democrats being the third on the
list
First Ward First Divison-James Lock
hart, George Kroll, Herman Dych; Second
Alexander Gray, John NJ Gary, David Micke
Third-Daniel Mitchell, Henry Everly, Chas
Ross Fourth-Charles w. Zimmerman, John
Carton, David Morris; Fifth Thomas March,
John Orth, - -; Sixth-AleXander
Sloan, Henry @. Cobb, Patrick McLauren.
Seventh-William Brown, James Hamm L.
II. Butler Eighth. Bastian, E. Hughes,
Robert +. Steitf; Ninth-William L. Foreman,
Gilbert Jordan, Samuel Goodall; Tenth-Wil-
liam Trout, John Hinckle, Joseph Swift.
Second Ward-First Division-John Irwin,
William Preckett, Jacob Plant; Second
James Nj. Moore, Crosby Sellck, JamesWade;
Third-William II. Stanton, William H. Glib
son, William G. Kelley; Fourth-David Jane
son, Isaac McKeever, Robert Hamilton Fifth
Anthony NJ. Magg, James Casely, Jacob
Hibbs; Sixth-D. j. Robertson Benjamin p
Benner, John Bavington; Seventh-Jesse w.
Tittermary, Thomas L. Clifford, Edward Duff;
Eighth-John McAllister, Joseph Watson
Alexander Russell; Ninth-James Black, Will
liam b. Wilckres, George Daley; Tenth-Jas
Sample, Richard Tomlinson, John McGrath;
Eleventh-EdwardH Helferty, Robert Darquess;
w. B. Quigley; Twelfth-William II. Steven
son, jeremiah Irwin, John Mawley; Thir-
teenth-Joseph Schooley, John G.. Donnelly,
Enos McCali&er; Foureenth-Ephraim Gar
ton, John BeSellevre, Edmund Darlington:
Fifteenth, James Buckley, Charles Williams,
Without electing canvassers for any of the
other wards, the Board adjourned, to meet al
o'clock on Monday afternoon, and thereafter
to hold daily sessions until the business Of the
Board is completed.
The following are the Republican caucu
nominees for canvassers in the wards desig
.nated:-
Fourth Ward-First division-John Ro-
berts, Joseph Roberts; Second-John Purtz
Samuel Butland; Third-George McMurray
William Lister; Fourth-Chares Steringer
John Hanlon; Fifth-Edward Hardy, Benja
min Thomas; Sixth-Edward Walker, Sr.
Jacob Baugh; Seventh-Allen Macarthur, &c
Allen Eighth Michael Woods, w. II. HUT
Ninth-Hillery Conner, Thomas Carroll; Tentl
Harry Victor, Adam Hill; Eleventh-Josepl
Moore, Washington Bladen.
Fifth Ward-First Division-James Mark
land, Charles Hackett Second, William E
Murphy, Joseph N. Hackney; Third-Theo
dOre Chandler, Joseph Gerber; Fourth-E. j
Kenny, II. S. Gilbert; Fifth-Edward G. Bon
sail, Edward S. Yard Sixth-John w. Shurtz
William Preston; Eighth-James Boland
Richard Donegan.
Sixth Ward.-First Division-Lewis E
Costa, John w. Rose Second-Henry Smith
ST., Samuel f. Wilson; Thrd-F. Schmidt
John Curtisson Fourth-L. H. Martin, Joh
L. Jahraus; Fifth-Isaac II. O'Harra, II. M
Dorscheimer Sixth-Charles Newkirk, Au
gustus G. Freas; Seventh-Henry G. Triple
John Barth; Eighth-Abraham Bowers, Jack
son Leidy.
Seventh Ward First Division-D. NJ
Matthew, Frederick Wilson's Second-Wm
Johnson, Alexander Russell; Third-Jame
Hebrew, Robert Mcconnell; Fourth -Josepl
Sinex, Adam Mccoy; Fifth-Robert Edmis
ton, David Branson; SiXth-William Bunt
ing, Robert Bailey; Seventh-William Bell
Thomas Gibson; Eighth-James Foster, vii
liam May; Ninth-Stephen d. Ships, Chas
Angerot; Tenth-John Patterson, Archibald
Young; Eleventh-Henry O'Neil, John Glen
denning; Twelfth-Joseph Muney, John Mil
Ter; Ihirteenth-John McClintock, JohI
Kyle; Fourteenth-W William Young, Thoma
Shaw, Jr.
Eighth Ward.-First Division-Wm. Duffy
r. ?. Johnson; second-George A. Hopper
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