Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
THIRD EDITION,


To MORROW the Democrats Of this city
will hold q nomination election for q
Mayor, and it Is predicted that there
will be o pretty close contest between
Messrs. Rhoads aud Simms. The
friends Of both parties are confident Of
success, and will leave no stone unturn-
ed to secure the success OF their candi-
date 1t is said that many OF the police
who served under Mr.. Simns while he
was Mayor. with those who were under
Mayors Whitsley and Wales, are doing
all in their power for the last named.
with the expectation of being re- appoint
ed on the police force In the event Of his
nomin alton and election.
Professor Rhoads emphatioally denies
having made any promises In reference
ton controlled bv the Mayor, and as 1t
ia supposed, If he is elected, that he
will select new men for all the positions
the ''outs are working hard against
him.
The polling places and the inspectors
to hold the election in the various
wards are as follows
First ward-First election district,
James Reilly voting place, Second
and Tatnall streets. Second election
district, James O'Donnell, Fifth and
Orange streets.
Second ward-Third election district,
Edward Burke, Heald and Apple
streets. Fourth election district, John
O'Harra, :Second and Walnut streets
Third ward--South of Third street,
John w. Carey, Maryland avenue and
Madison street north OF Third street,
Barney McVey, Third and Madison
streets.
Fourth ward-Eighth election dis
trict, Charles Thomas, Fourth and
French streets ninth election district,
George NJ. d. Lopez, Fifth and Spruce
streets.
Fifth ward-Tenth election district,
streets eleventh and twelfth district,
Samuel S. Adams, Jr., Sixth and Madi-
son streets.
Sixth ward-Thirteentb, Fourteenth
aud FIT .enth election districts, John
M. Enos, King street, near Ninth.
Seventh ward-Sixteenth and Seven
teenth districts, James j. Monaghan,
Tenth and Orange streets; Eighteenth
election district, Thomas Q. Doud, Lo-
gan House.
Eighth ward-Ninteenth Twentieth
and Twenty-frst election districts,
William Davis, Eighth and Pine
streets.
Ninth ward-Twenty. second election
district, Eleventh ard Thatcher streets;
Twenty, third election district, James
Geigen, Old Acacemy.
Tenth warG-TGen.y fourth and
Twenty.ff,h election districte, j.
Alfred Collins, Pleasant and jackson
streets.
Eleventh warc-Twenty sixth election
district, J. Frank Ruth, jackson and
Sycamore streets.
Each of the two candidates for
Mayor will have the privilege OF
placing representative inside each
window to act as an assistant inspec'
tor.
Mr.. William Candy has positively
declined to be a candidate on the Rs
publican ticket for President of Cit,
Council, and as it is understood tina
Mr.. John Hare viii not permit hi
name to be used. it leaves Messrs
Stansbury j. Wiley and M. L.LichteI
stein alone in the field. 1t is probabl
that the nomination election will /
bel en- Saturday, 23i inst., the sam
day that several wards will hold tn
election fvr Councilmen.
, AS Mr.. Ga wthrop has withdrawn 6
u candidate for nomination for Counc
In the Fifth ward, it leaves the fe'
for the present, to ex-Cour Gilman, !
P. Beecher, but it is said that tho
who oppose him will bring out anoth
candidate betwsen now and the %
when the election will be held.
Mr.. Speakman viii not &c the Il
pub, lean CAM idae in the Eleven
wari, ard the nGrne IF Elijah Gre
b IS been msntiorci. Mr.. Greeu is
employee CT Jhe Ear.an x Eollini
worth Company g, Il would, If ciectt
make q useful mem J.r of Council.