The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-06

| First Ward, Precinct A-John II. Bodeker; Pre-.
clint B-Dan. kelleher; Precinct D-Charles X.
| Bach.
second Ward, Precinct A-P. J. Toohey; Pre-
| cinl B-P. Gleason.
Third Ward, Precinct A--Wm. Rcidyi Precinct
| B-C. A. Zimmerman.
| Fourth Ward, Precinct A-P. T. Gleason Pre-.
| cnc' -George W. Keene; Precinct CID. Con.
Fifth Ward, Precinct A-John ]. Glcason Pre-.
| Cnct B'rhomas Patton.
sixth Ward, Precinct A-Martin Crane; Precinct
| B--T j. Sweitzer
| Seventh Ward Precinct All. A. Rabe Jr.; Pre-
| cnct B-Phil. Gross.
Eighth Ward, Pre- inct A--Ed. ]. Thompson
Precinct B-Pat II. Cunningham.
| Ninth Ward Precinct A-JoSeph Setter; Pre-
| cnCt BE p. Dustin.
| Tenth Ward, Precinct A-Charfes Pitton: Pre-
| cnct BE. GcS,uer
Eleventh Ward, Precinct A-George Seebauer
| Precinct l}-John Aubkc.
| Twelfth Ward, Precinct A-Ed. r. Brauneis;
| Precinct BIB. pannenhold.
Thirteenth Ward Precinct A-Andy REFUSING;
Precinct B-Rober Jung.
Fourteenth Ward, Precinct A-Thos McGoyen:
Precinct B-Iohn Locke
Fifteenth Ward, Precinct Al. H. A. Miller;
Precinct B-A. w. IIaSenkamp.
Sixteenth Ward, Precinct AID. Meagher; Pre-,
cinct B-M. T. Collins.
seventeenth Ward, Precinct A. S. Richard
son; Precinct &c c. Early
Eighteenth Ward, Precinct A-Richard Clark !;
Precinct B-IhOmas lIa' 'tshOrn.
Nineteenth Ward, Precinct A-Wm CLARK; Pre-
Cinct B--John MATHEWS
Twentieth Ward Precinct A-Andrew Hoff Pre-
Cinct B-James v hClan.
Twentyfrst Ward, Precinct A .........: Precinct
B-Barney Niehaus Precinct C-J. ]. Foley.
TwentvSecOud Wa d, Precinct A-JacOb Spren-
gard; Precinct B-John McDermott.
TwtntytMrd Ward Precinct A-John Pfeffer,
Jr; Precinct B-JOseph Vennedunker.
Twenty fourth Ward Precinct A-W. Horung;
Tweuy-hfth Ward-James Colna
Ayondale Andrew SPENCE Glendale
VIM Phelan; Reading, Gustav Wickman;
Columbia Central, Madisonville, C. II.
SchIotman; Oakley Wallace Busch Wyo-
ming W. ii. Seymour; Harrison, w. H. II.
Wilets Carthage, H. O'Donnell; Wnton
Place, James Thompson; Riverside, Il. w.
Jackson; Hartwell, Charles NJ. Steele; Bond
Hill, Henry Bevis; College Hill, Jaocs
Molony; st. Bernard Robert Kempcr; l. j.
hi East, Henry Herman.
ASSESSORS.
Second Ward, Pat. MoIloy; Third, Hen
ry Timmers; Fourth, David Butler and W.
]. Franey; Sixth, Richard Hurley. Sr.
Eighth Dennis w. O'Brien; Ninth, A.
HoIthon Thirteenth, Joseph Kuhlman;
Fourteenth, ]. II. Henzler; Fifteenth, Rob
ert Orr; Sixteenth, JAS Giifin Eighteenth
James Hayden; Nineteenth. Richard Sulli-
van; Twentieth J. Nick Rothan; Twenty
first, Jacob Hust and NJ. F. Geoghegan;
Twenty Caspar Gels and Barney
Gohs; Twentythird, Jacob Ungeheuer;
Twenty fifth, John Focks.
NOTES.
Mr.. Joseph Schsller is not a candidate for
Treasurer.
Eleven hundred and seventy-seven dele
gates tomorrow.
Dr. G. Bruehl declines to be a candidate
for State Senator.
Senator Geo H. Pendieton will make an
excellent presiding officer.
There are contests in the Fourth, Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth Wards.
The Democratic Club will meets tonight
at headquarters on Sixth street.
The Twenty-third Ward Republican Club
meets tonight at its hall, corner Liberty
and Freeman streets.
There will be ratification meeting of
colored Republicans at Greenwood Hall,
corner of Sixth and Vine, tonight at
o'clock. The speakers will be Peter II.
Clark VIM. II. Parham, Geo. II. Jackson,