New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03

ment and q member of the Republican Central Com
mittee. is the Republican candidate Joseph IT, Horton.
a John-st. jeweer, IS the Tammany candidate he was
the foreman OF the Jury In the Waworth murder tIs,
s. D. Peters the Apollo Hall candidate, IL wheelwrgnt
iii Fourteenth-st.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Carl Schwedler the Republican candidate. Is First
ave. coal dealer James DAILY, the candidate OF Tam
many, Apollo Hall, and the Liberal Republicans, Is
bookkeper for III. b. Claim * Co.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
VIM 8. Murray, the Republican candidate, clerk
He has never held Office Joseph Blumenthal. the Tam
many and Liberal Republican candidate, has been con-
nected with the Reform movement from the start lie
member Of the Committee OF Seventy, and repre-
sented his district in the Assembly last session. Ae
ander Frear the Apollo Hall candidate is well known a'
VI Twecds adherents during the days OF the fhs
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Joseph B. Varnum ia the candidate OF the Refermers
IN this district The Republicans have made no nomna
ton Mr. Varnum has served several terms IN the AS
semby. was once Speaker. was Alderman from th me
Committee OF Seventy and the Council of Poitlcal no
form. He was nominated by Mayor Havemeyett Az az
Commissioner Of Jurors under the new charter Du u
not qualify because 1t believed this clause Oh e
charter unconstitutional He favored by an t
Reform organic atoms in the district, and VIII pTUpJS
receive the support Of the Republicans. Peter Wooas
the Tammany and Liberal Republican candidate, Was MAJ
elected member OF Assembly last year nc n SIcbo
support Of several workngmen's organizations nlcn
las Haughton. the Apollo Hail candidate. is liquor
dealer. lie was member OF Assembly IN ISL.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Clark f. Whttemore, the Republican candidate, IS
lawyer. George p. Bradford the liberal Republican
candidate, is a welLknown business man. and an OK,
Member Of Assembly Anirew Blessing, the n iast
OF Tammany and Apollo Hall, was Member ol INC '''
Assembly.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
Bernard Bign, the Republican and Apollo Hal caiui
date was Member of the last Assembly. and is cierA
in the Custom-house. VIM G. Choate, the candidate ~
the Citizens and Taxpayers Association anu n,o
various Reform organizations Is lawyer OF good SAM
ing. Henry McCGbe the Iammany canuludte, Is V'Si"
lie has never held oihee.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
Alexander Martin, the candidate OF the Repubho9ns
Liberal Republicans, and Apollo Hall, is CLERK ho
was one Of the Aldermen elected the Reform tcRet
in 1871. Thomas OCallaghan. the Tammany candidate,
is a prominent contractor. He formerly Clerk VI
the 'smueIne Court afterward Collector VI lnieThd
Revenue.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
John d. Coughlin, Tammany, Liberal Republican anu
German Reform candidate was formerly Assistant As
SCISSOR of the sixth and aferward OF the ThrySecOhu
Internal Revenue District afterward founded The school,
Journal and was It's editor until qnite recently DdNI
BahcOck the Republican candidate. is "a merchant anu
deale Is In granite MOrtz Hczberg the Apollo La San
ddate Is importer OF liquors IN Burngslp' lie mas
never Eeld Office.
TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT.
Charles Crary, the candidate OF Tammany, the Lbera
Republicans and Reformers, is lawyer and served IN
the last Assembly. VIM Haw, jr., the Republican can
didate is a builder. Henry W. Genet, the Apollo Han
candidate is politician lie was CounclInan I rPn n t
With District In 1885, Alderman from tine XYlith DIS
trct 1859 10 1861 then he County Clerk Dut Nas
defeated when renOmmated. He was state ScndtVr i'll
1869 and 1870, and was defeated for reelection.