New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-20
CITY POLITICS.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL ELECTION

PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL ELECTION
The room of the Bureau of Elections, at
Police Headquarters in Mulberryst VIII DC kept open
from a. to p. m, daily and after MONDAY next
for the purpose giving opportunity for persons VINO
have been appointed Inspectors of Election 10 appear
and qualify for the duties OF their Office Police Com
missioner Gardner, TO whom, with Commissioner Ch;r-
HEX Board of Police has delegated the power OF &C.
ectng and appointing tho Inspectors, has furnished
list Of Republican Inspectors to ID. b. Hasbr0uck,
Chief Of the Bureau, who has informed
the candidates Nearly 200 have already appeared
and qualified and 1t is expected that within fortnight
all of the Republican inspectors will have been sworn
ill., Commissioner Charlck has not yet furnished list
OF the Democratic inspectors. The Commissioner has
received lists of candidates for the Office from both Tam
many and Apollo Hail. lie asserts that he is carefully
examining the names with the intention OF selecting
the most Trustworthy men. Whether the Apollo Ia
Democrats will be allowed representation at the polls
in person Of inspector for eacn eleclOD ulsct
he declines 10 state The registry books will be opened
for the signatures OF voters on Oct 15 a. and 25 The
places in which the registration Will take pace WIZ pe
open from a. IN. to 9 p The election will be held
on Nova.
REPUBLICAN PRnIARIES-THE DELEGATES TO THE
UTICA CONVENTION.
The following is the result of the Republic
can primaries held in the several Assembly Districts OF
the city, last night for the election Of delegates to the
Utica Convention:
Duan,st-D.gate,-AOn.o B Cornell, George opdyie Alter
NDssd,s~jobn P Fraser John COnli AncrHae'
ii|De.Gass-Horace NJ Ragges, Isaac Dayton. ''-Ha'''-
DseGaiss-Bdvard. Perepou Alex W Harvey ''r"de'
W%B,IeoSesEGea T. davies IT, Horace Russell ltrnaes
=. 5, Nevins, D. II cr9Eley 49,, r pu,s, Edwin II.
Lawrence. Reconsideration Vsnerhof George '" frahe' ho
YiDsic7as-IIcnry CleVs John Davenport Aernar'-Jat
Vbet Sa,,-Joha oOrneliu, Van Colt Gen p IL
Jones AHeIaes-N lillian TeIlune Andrew hnns jacob H.
D,l,oabs-Pe.er Dennerne solon Smith Matthew Davis
AkerRa-Mhael Neville William Ehehaf samuel A. h2pgr,,
Herman W. Meyer AltrHdIsJoln NJ Costa Clarence A BUTTS
X-Dtkgaics-C 5 Strong Glsser Philip Haefele hnaie'
John Hughes w%P RGge.s NJ Rosen5snT so, .o-,. Va,
Mort MeAe rnaai-RObert g. Cornell AyrOn fn'~e
xIi-DsbSass-Tloms L. james. Geo W. Coin. Ate'Tate'-
D.isga.ss-Cb,ries s. spencer, Samuel B. H. Vance
Hugh Gardner AielH1-Fredet Geiuey Joseph Mcfarland
iv6ci;gqt's viatcn King. w,1 IN Hen Higgins
AlfrnaeS-Johu Harris Brady Robert Bloomfield bo{d. NJ, r
Xv-D,Jas-Hen D. Lsnaag9 Sns'Iag ShOG ip. IS Pof5
Po[sT 5, 5oD F6, b DISNEY ztrnGes
-lsac b. Couove, William H. heb, ,,-r. p.r yTr,r
Allen BENJAMIN Finley AtanGes-Janes H. Masee John Curry
XVIII Isloaes~Tismr murphy Issac Bailey Edmund sePh-
eusOu. r.. Dillon Thomas o. Dell Frederick H.
nix D.,,gate.Andv Beakley Alexander Martin. AkrnGte'-
XX D@5ai,@Sacm H. Wales Waiter Pnctney John R9'c
Judge 4 j. 0tendore aIe0 D Care" H. h. 'i'un'
XXI egsis,%Benanl Page Simon Seward Benjamin Beyea
Lucky George A. Reilly.
THE BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.
At Yesterdays Assembly District Republican
primaries the following delegates to.the State ConYen
L~DeSgate.-H c. Reeves, J. C. NOOnan. Ahr"ae'-D'ne
lie j. Lowery r. D. Diamond John Lee VIM stewart Alter
sos-S Carl L. NJ Roberts G H. Roberts, and D. h. Dneker
HI-AeIaDder Davidson A. u. Doy
NJ r. Notos Wooihes1. J. Cline, 4 b. Richardson
YDeegdS-Dand & stewart hngeue ~ betle $500 h'a
RisSaTd Newell 4. G. Hull. C. D Weeks
Yscob Worth Frederick W Obernier Charles T. talbot Eu
gene Bsrling. - . . - nj,
vT-Frerck WughtugsOH Samuel Carlisle George W. Hamer'
william Sugien.
IX-J 81 Phelps E. H. Faven, B. LEIGH, p J. yaniervee r.
". Powell
THE REFORM ASSOCIATION PROJECT
Enrolment books in the interest of the Re
form Association opened last evening in all the
Assembly Districts of the city, to remain open for one
week From returns received at the headquarters at
the Everett House IL learned that the movement
in the different districts III working order The fol
lowing were some OF the officers appointed:
lila Disirla G. Benedict Chairman. YIN Distrit-P. o.
Reilly Vim Disira-WIiam Frost Chairman; H.
RooIne Chairman. Dls-SJ McSer, Chairman, and l.
G.. SauteF, Secrctsr,.
The meetings were said TO be well attended by good
class of much known ia politics. and their pro-
ceedngs were reported harmonious and especially in
the XVIII District The movement is said 10 be started
more especially reform in the election OF city officers
Each subordinate enrolling officer has blanks for names
which returned TO headquarters fast as filed
IN. The plan is SAID to be something like that
of the old Citizens ASSOCIATION
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