New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
arc generally regarded as Mr. Schroeder Rer.l and Mr.


For Sheriff. Mr.. Williams Rcpl is not eligible for re-
nomination. the law provides that Sheriff shall hold
his office two consecutive terms. Tho Republican
aspirants Assembyman Jacob Worth. Under sherih
Albert Daggett and exPolicc superintendent John :.
Folk Their Democratic competitors are Justices John
D2mar and Thomas NJ Riley. and Chief Engineer Thos
f. Nevns Of the Fire Department. The candidates are
regarded IA evenly matched.
For Commissioner Of Charities in the Ist District
prominent Republican has been mentioned for nom
ination except Alderman Ropes, who declares
that he is not candidate for any Office
The Democrats it is thought will renOminate MI
Cunningham. DIR. Norris Dcm) in the I'D District,
will not I've renonnated although he Is candidate Ey
Mayor Samuel Booth is mentioned as the probable Rcpun
liCan candidate, and Alderman William slirman oi the
Eleventh. Ward as the Democratic fayorite. uua,
For Justice Of the Peace, Justice Riley Is Gandl- %
mated for shcri and justices Elliott and also
3e.rods OF serving another terl me kelnh5C;m C eSnLa
Richard Marvin for Justice Rrey's position, and Alder
man Matthias j. Fcry and Counselor DaviI ICES Ior
Justice Eames's place. No prominent Republican
asprants have been named the position of justice
Elliott. Tie additional Democratic candidates IN me
three districts ex-Aldermaa Charles H. Hyic clerk
OF Justice Rileys Court John H. C0urtency of the snriO-
gate office, Counselor william H. Lyons PatricS Ennis
clerk Of Justice Enines's Court ana eA-Coroner Law
For snpervsoratI Iarre the Republican candidates
John w IlarInan, eNMayor Booth, and SxsnperVi1ot
present incumbent Mr. Fox, and Supervisor James
Howell OF the Eleventh Ward' . -,
For state in place Of John W. Coe the Rcpuh
"a
AsSemhyInan John H. Buriis, ex7surervlsor George H.
Fisher Counselor John 4. TaylOr, and Others Mr. C0e
senator tcoss district has sIrL iorsc Denocratic ma
iorty that 10 prominent Repnhcan candidate has been
named, ana Mr. Jacobs VIII probably be renon'natcd py
For assembly essrs Bradley Of the Ist District Ken
uady the I. Coffee Of the II1 Talmage Oi the INth
OKpcc of the Vtlth Siiycrmau OF the With, and Me-
Groarty OF the IXth are all candidates for Democratic
relomnation and Mcssrs Burs oi the Vth and Worth
Cf the With Districts are candidates for denomination
Oy the cyUbicans Tue chief Republican aslhait6 ior
I he n of Democrats
Messfs Keunaday aud McGrOarty who seem TO he unop
posed, are Albert AmmeIman and john o. CarrcntGr'
J. : CotNn ana \. r. Marsiers jr Gcorce Thomas and W.
S Fales Col W. W. stevenson aud Deputy Revenue Col
lcctor samuel Giberson, David Williams ana AdIlan
Suydan. The Dcmccrtic aspirauts FOR the places 81
Moso.s. Burtis and Worh are Counselors Chaiics y.
thornton and James lNdgeway Tor inc lorleI' ana doh
For Justice of he Supreme Court Abraham b. Tappn
has been rcnomnated by Il out o x d"leiteS ~ ,ne
Democratic Convention reported here oiore Ihe re-
maiItins eebt delegates will meet III brooklyn 10 dy'
when the Republican nominating convention VIII aSo
Do held. There seems To be some doubt whether lhG lte
puhrans will nominate candidate {" ne supp4fiei ~
the dissatisfied Democrats or whether each VIII noh
, nate separate candidates A.. .
shall be Republican and one a Democrat, ana there
seems 70 be mo M go%n TO- 70 HG 1 IooinA
For Aldermen and supervisors all The present incnm-
bcHts candidates for rcnomn1t0n and cach has s''
era competitors. The Aldermen are now supervisors
cx-o1ciO and receive double compensation, and the
present ccrfon is designed by legislative enactment of
ist Winter 10 make the Offices separate, formerly.
Thc present Board of Aldermen consists ot 80
members, two from the more popnlous
wards ana only one from the others. Tho BoaIi OF
cnp,rvsars consists OF the SuVoTVisoI-at-iaIge,
nnesur from each OF the county towns, and the Mayor
ana SO Aldermen Of Brooklyn cA-0liri0 Supervisors.
According to the law Alderman VIII he o'ctr1
for tvc wears and Supervisor for year in each Of
ward, having numbers, and ~ cach Of tue wards
having odd numbers Supervisor for two years ana an
Alderman f0r year, ihc coming election Next year
thc order viii De reversed and afrhgt time the tem60i
Alderel Supervisors will be for two years each,
and Boards Aldermen and supervisors VIII be re-
organized, with II Aldermen ANA l3 new Ciy
Supervisors for year. ana l3 Aldermen ana IL super
yiSaIs in the following year.
Here are thr usual number OF independent movements
ft, Inf az IA If-lllf ed
The nomination of tickets. except the ProhionStS, As
already repOrted TIE Citizens Reform Association,
betcr known il. the Committee 81 one Hundred Is con
siiering inc proprictv Of nominating candidate Tor
Mayor: the labor organizations debating mon thCr
c0r. Of action aud the Liquor Dealers Protective Union
and tra German saloon Keepers Association arc dis
cussug feasibility of uniting TO nominate Senate ana
Assembly tickets.