The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-12
THE ASPIRANTS.
The Men who are Anxious TO be our
Municipal Ohisers.


Municipal Odisers.
On Wednesday morning next the various
| Republican City, State Senatorial, and State
| Representative Conventions will meet to select
candidates for the offices of trust aud honor that
are to be filed at the coming election. We
| present below list of the Republican aspirants
| for these local honors:-
For Mayor-M Hall Stanton, President of the
| Board of Education; William 8. Stokley, United
States Assessor, Second district; Hon. Johu p
| Verree, Guardian of the Poor; Richard Stokes
For Judge of the District Court --Amos Briggs
Charles e. Lex; and James I. Mitchell.
For City SOhcitor-GeneTal &. III. L. Collis
| Thomas j. Worrell (present incumben0; John
C.. Redheffer, Thirteenth ward
For Coroner-J. q. l.. Brown (present incum-
benD; John G. Sees (hs deputy; William IL.
Seixas; Captain j. II. Sackett; Captain William
f. Thomas; DR.. II. n. Uhler; John IL. Parker
Joseph Ash.
For District Attorney-William B. Mann;
Moses A. Dropsie.
(present incumbenO; II. s. Moore, Second ward
For City Treasurer-Peter Lane Jr., Assistant
United States Assessor, Third district; 2. A. B.
Widener; Alexander M. Fox David Jones (pre-
sent Chief Clerk).
For Prothonotary c. P.-Captain Richard
Donegan (present incumbent), VIM. Read
Major Richard Ellis, John A. Loughridge, Robt
I. Gill, L. B. Thomas, Frederick Dittman.
For City Commissioner jor Alexander
McCuen (present incumbent) VIM. G. Simon,
Oliver Wilson, K. X. Blles, and Charles Peak.
LEGISLATIVE.
For Senator, Second District-Joseph Glading,
Tenth ward; A. Wilson Henszey Robert john
stone, Charles ONeill, and Elisha w. Davis.
For Senator, Fourth Distrct-Geo. Connell.
The candidates for Representatives in the
various districts are as folows:-
First Distrct-George Hanley Smith, Samuel
P. Thompson, and Lieut.. Whilldn d. Halfman.
Fourth Dietrict-Wiliam Elliott.
Sixth Distriet-W. Duffy, DIR. Horace Stille.
Seventh District-W. Marshall, H. j. Potts.
Eighth District-John L. Reyburn (preseut
incumbent), Samuel Daniels, George j. Graham,
Albert G. DROWN.
| Ninth District-William H. Vogdes, Hector
| I. Fenton, and Edward j. Spangler.
Tenth Districts. NJ. Hager, Joseph A. Geisz.
Eleventh District-Joseph B. Hancock, Henry
| Snyder, George w. Carpenter, Theodore Young,
Frederick A. Van Cleve, and Robert Roberts
Thirteenth District-John Dumbell (preseut
incumbent), Samuel Strock, Theodore Hartley,
| William +. Johnstone, and George Wentz.
Fourteenth Dstrict-John Lamon (present
| incumbent), and Richard p. Address.
! Fifteenth District-Adam Albright (present
| incumbent).
Sixteenth Dstrict-Joseph M. Hill, Thomas
| Dutton, Anthony d. Leverng.
Seventeenth District-G. Howard Grifflths
and Charles B. Salter.
Eighteenth District-Dr. James N. Marks, ex-
| Collector of the Port, D. Dram Young, George
! G. Jervis, and J.. Stanley Bruner
The following gentlemen have been, by the
| City Executive Committee, selected to organize
| the various conventions
Judiciary-Wiiam r. Thomas.
District Attorney-Isaac Mcbride.
Mayor-John Mccullough.
Prothonotary Court of Common Pleas-John
| e. Littleton.
City Solicitor-John w. Donnelly.
City Controller-William Fl. Johnson.
City Treasurer-George G. Shoch.
City Commissoner-Charles A. Porter.
Coroner-William Dawson.
| Cd Senatorial District-Marshall G. Hong.
4th Senatorial District-Charles Boothroyd.