POLICE AND FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. Commissioners.-Jacob Laudenslager (Pres't., Secretary-John R. Cantlin. Chief Engineer.-William H. Johnson. BOARD TO REGULATE FIRE Escapes. Henry Todd (President), Wm. R. Elliott, Messengers.—G, NEilson, George W. JOHN- Jacob Laudenslager, President Fire Commis SON. Wards. 1 M. A. Davis, 4 Edward C. Quin. William McMullin, James C. Adams. 5 Louis H. Donnelly, S. Davis Page. 6 John Kennedy. 7 Saml. F. Houseman, Alex. Russell, F. M. Hazlehurst. Samuel C. Collins, 18 WM. B. Fox, Jos. B. Hacker, Wards. Benj. M. Faunce. Chas. W. Henry, G. W. Kendrick, Jr., Thomas McAvoy, S. L. Craig. John Bardsley, James McElroy, John H. Pritner. 30 Hugh Copeland, John Fullerton, James Whitaker, Rep., 53: Dem., 21; Ind., 4. sioners; James Zimmerman, Jos. M. Hancock, Robt. N. Bower, Building Inspectors; Wm. H. Johnson, Chief Engineer F. D. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. Chief Commissioner.-William Baldwin. Assistant Commissioners.-1st Dist. E. B. Cobb. 2d. Thomas Gilligan. 3d. W. H. Maneely. 4th. Joshua Nuttall. 5th. John Martin. 6th. C. C. Haines. Chief Clerk-M M. Coppuck. Superintendent of City Railroads.—Joseph DEPARTMENT OF MARKETS AND CITY PROPERTY. Clerk.-Wm. Bartley. BOARD OF REVISION OF TAXES. Commissioners.-William Loughlin, Samuel Haworth, George W. Fairman. Chief Clerk.-James W. Sayre. ASSESSORS OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE 1st Dist.-South side of Washington av., east side of Broad street to Delaware River.-Albert List, Peter Monroe. 2d Dist.-South side of South street, west side of Broad to Schuylkill River.-John O'Donnel and R. A Lukens. 3d Dist.--South side of South street, north side of Washington av., east of Broad street to Delaware River.-Robt. C. Gamble, Joseph Eneu. 4th Dist.-North side of South street, south side of Vine street, east side of Seventh street to Delaware River.-John R. Orr, H. A. Gildea 5th Dist.-North side of South street, south || side of Vine street, west side of Seventh to cast side of Thirteenth street.-A. M. Maggi, Jr., E. G. Carlin. 6th Dist.-North side of South street, south side of Chestnut street, west side of Thirteenth street to Schuylkill River.-Jas. D. Keyser, H. C. Meeser. The officers of Select and Common Council are given as they stood in December, 1878. 7th Dist.-North side of Chestnut street, south side of Vine street, west side of Thirteenth street to Schuylkill River.-Jas. V. Stokes, C. Haggarty. 8th Dist.-North side of Vine street, south side of Master street, west side of Broad street to Schuylkill River.-Jas. E. Ritchie, John McCarthy. 9th Dist.-North side of Vine street, south side of Master street, west side of Sixth street to east side of Broad street.-Samuel Allen, Peter Armbruster. roth Dist.-11th, 12th and 16th Wards.-John Welsh, John Robbins, Jr. 11th Dist.-17th and 18th Wards.-E. F. Steck, John Huplet. 12th Dist.-North side of Master street, east side of Broad street, Germantown av. and Sixth street. James O'Hara, John G. Adair. 13th Dist.-North side of Master street, south side of Lehigh av., west side of Broad street to Schuylkill River.-Theophilus Cornell, N. B. Kneass. 14th Dist.-19th Ward.-John T. Finletter, Lawrence Tobin. 15th Dist.-31st Ward.-Wm. G. Lamon, Chas. W. Potter. 16th Dist.-25th Ward south of Wheat Sheaf lane.-Wm. F. Miller, E. H. Gilbert. 17th Dist.-23d Ward and portion of 25th Ward north of Wheat Sheaf lane.-Peter Gold, R. L. Wright. 18th Dist.-22d Ward south of Chelten av., and 28th Ward north of Lehigh av, and west of Broad street and Germantown av.-Fountain Ward, T. A. Sloan. 19th Dist.-21st Ward, and 22d Ward north of Chelten av.-Chas. E. Idell, John J. Quigg. 25th Dist.-24th Ward.-F. M. Mayhew, Jesse T. Vogdes. 21st Dist.-27th Ward.-Robert Paschall, Isaac Leech. WATER DEPARTMENT. Chief Engineer.-Wm. H. McFadden. Assistant Engineers.—John L. Ogden, Chas. G. Darrach, D. McStauffer. Register-W. Marshall Taylor. SURVEY DEPARTMENT. Chief Engineer and Surveyor.-Samuel L. Smedley. Principal Assist. Engineer.-J. M. Titlow. Assistant Engineer.-Rudolph Hering. Recording Clerk.-Geo. Sturges. Board of Surveys.-1st Dist. Wm. C. Cranmer. 2d. Chas. S. Close. 3d. D. H. Shedaker. 4th. Edw. D. Roberts. 5th. Andrew French. 6th. James P. Davis. 7th. Wm. Albertson. 8th. John H. Levering. 9th. Jesse Lightfoot. roth. Isaac E. Shallcross. 11th. Joseph Johnson. 12th. Wm. H. Jones. 13th. Josiah Hibberd. Registrar.-John H. Dye. TRUSTEES OF GAS-WORKS. Chief Engineer.-Thomas R. Brown. BOARD OF HEALTH. Wm. H. Ford, M.D. (President), A. A. Hirst, (Secretary), James A. McCrea, M. D., Samuel Ashhurst, M.D., James West, Horatio G. Sickel, Henry W. Gray, Joseph G. Patterson, Horn R. Kneass, Wm. B. Kinsey, Albert Dingee, Richard A. Cleeman, M. D. Health Officer.-John E. Addicks. Medical Inspector.-Dr. J. H. Taylor. MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL. Physician. Dr. Wm. W. Welch. GUARDIANS OF THE POOR. James S. Chambers (President), Peter Lane, Jr. (Treasurer), Robert T. Gill, Henry Bain, Wm. J. McAleer, Wm. A. Durfor, Wm J. Nead, Wm. N. Marks, Wm. M. Bunn, Robert L. Orr, Chas. Spering, George W. Zoll. Secretary.-Robert S. Williamson. Steward of Almshouse.-Ellis P. Phipps. Physician-in-Chief Insane Department.-Dr. David D. Richardson. BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION, Dec. 1, 1873. Wards. I A. S. Jenks. 2 A. Nebinger, M. D. 3 W. J. Jackson. 4 P. A. Fagen. 5 John M. Campbell. 6 John Shedden. 7 Lewis Elkin. 8 Simon Gratz. 10 Dr. M. P. Hutchinson. Secretary-Henry W. Halliwell. Architect and Superintendent of School Buildings.-Lewis H. Eshler. INSPECTORS OF THE COUNTY PRISON. John B. Biddle, M.D. (President), Edmund Smith (Secretary), Henry C. Howell (Treasurer), Joseph R. Chandler, Henry D. Welsh, Casper Wistar, M. D., Robert P. Gillingham, John Price Wetherill, Wm. M. Reilly, Chas. Hill, Lucius H. Warren. Superintendent.-Wm. B. Perkins. MANAGERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Robert Laughlin (President), Wm. A. Duff, John Dornan, William Gulager, John Roberts, Samuel C. Willets, William M. Wilson, William Bumm, John Dunn, Richard G. Oellers, Wm. H. Taylor (Treasurer). Secretary-Edwin Palmer. Superintendent.-Samuel W. Cattell. INSPECTORS OF THE EASTERN PENITENTIARY. Richard Vaux (President), Charles Thomson Jones, John M. Maris (Treasurer), Alexander Henry. Warden.-Edward Townsend. HOUSE OF Refuge. President.-James J. Barclay; John M. Ogden (Assistant Chairman). Vice-Presidents.-Jno. M.Ogden, Fred. Collins. Board of Managers.-J. J. Barclay (Chairman), Alfred M. Collins (Secretary), George M. Troutman (Assistant Secretary). DIRECTORS OF CITY TRUSTS. Henry M. Phillips (President), Alex. Biddle (Vice-President), Gustavus S. Benson, James Campbell, James L. Claghorn, Charles H. T. Collis, Louis Wagner, William H. Drayton, Wm. B. Mann, John H. Michener, George H. Stuart, Geo. L. Harrison. Ex-officio.-Wm. S. Stokley, George A. Smith, Jos. L Caven. Secretary.-Chas. T. Miller. GIRARD COllege. President.-Wm. H. Allen. Vice-President.-Henry. W. Arey. GIRARD ESTATES. Superintendent.-Charles S. Smith. Assistant Superintendent.-J. A. Kirkpatrick. Agent.-Samuel S. Cavin. BOARD OF PORT WARDENS. Office, Second street above Walnut. Master Warden.-Christian K. Ross. MINOR TRUSTS. Superintendent.-Charles Oat. COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Samuel C. Perkins (President), Mahlon H. Dickinson. Thomas J. Barger, John L. Hill, Richard Peltz, Samuel W. Cattell, Hiram A. Miller, Thomas E. Gaskill, Wm Brice, Isaac S. Cassin. Ex-officio.-Wm. S. Stokley, George A. Smith, Joseph L. Caven. Secretary.-F. de Haes Janvier. FAIRMOUNT PARK COMMISSION. Secretary.-Ridgway W. Robins. Superintendent.-Russell Thayer. TRUSTEES OF CITY ICE-BOATS, Office, 115 Walnut street. Clement A. Griscom (President), Galloway C Morris, Thomas J. Martin, Robt. Patterson, Geo. W. Mears, Edward T. Halliwell (Secretary). County Officers. Sheriff-William H. Wright. Register of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans' Court-Jesse W. Neal. Deputy Register.-Horace L. Keyser. District Attorney.-Henry S. Hagert. Assistants.-John R. Read, W. W. Ker, Dallas Sanders. Clerk-Louis H. Mascher. Detectives.-John F. Sharkey, Chas. Miller. City Commissioners.-David Martin, William S. Douglass, John C. McMenamin. Appraisers of Mercantile Taxes.-John McCullough, Robert C. Tittermary, Frank J. Nagle, J. Ross Kemble, Robert L. Orr. No. 1.-Jesse S. Bonsall, 1351 Passyunk av. 2.-Wm. B. Collins, 1936 Christian st. 3.-And. Alexander, Sr., 909 Passyunk av. 4.-T. Sprole Leisenring, 704 S. Fourth st. 5.-Wm. H. List, 144 S. Sixth st. 6.-Hugh Franklin Kennedy, 521 Chestnutst. 7.-John McClintock, 323 S. Eighth st. 8.-Robert R. Smith, 114 S. Seventh st. 9.-W. A. Thorp, 25 N. Juniper st. 10.-J. F. Pole, 118 N. Seventh st. 11.-Wilson Kerr, 538 N. Third st. 12.-Ezra Lukens, 835 Callowhill st. 13.-Charles E. Pancoast, 1907 Callowhill st. 15.-Luke V. Sutphin, 419 E. Girard av. 16.-Stuart Field, 2052 N. Fifth st. 17.-Henry Smith, Otis st. and Frankford av. 18.-Benton O. Severn, 1017 Oxford st. 19.-David Hanly Stone, 1836 Girard av. 20.-Alf. T. Snyder, 4415 Main st., Manayunk. 21.-Thaddeus Stearne, 4833 Frankford av. 22.-George R. Krickbaum, N. W. cor. Germantown and Chelten avs. 23.-Thomas H. Clark, 4091 Lancaster av. 24.-Thomas Randall, 2920 Market st. City Inspectors. Pharmaceutical Examining-Board-Charles L. Eberly (President), Wm. C. Bakes (Secretary), James T. Shinn, Robert England, B. L. Smedley. Boiler Inspector.-John Overn. Board of Building Inspectors.-James Zimmerman. Jos. M. Hancock, Robert N. Bowers. Sealers of Weights and Measures.-Northern District-Adam Albright. Southern DistrictWm. Calhoun. Inspector of Oils.-Henry C. Selby. U. S. OFFICERS IN PHILADELPHIA. U.S. Circuit Court. Judges.-William Strong, William McKennan. Clerk-Samuel Bell. For the Army Invalids and Widows.-Albert D. Wood. Office, 716 Walnut street. ining Surgeon.-Dr. Thos. H. Sherwood. U. S. Navy Yard, League Island. Commandant.-Commodore Pierce Crosby. Commanders.-Augustus P. Cook, Arthur R. Yates. Pay Director.-Robert H. Clark. Pay Inspector.-Henry M. Dennison. U. S. Naval Asylum. Commandant.-Rear-admiral J. R. Madison Mullany, U. S. N. Pay Inspector.-James D. Murray. U. S. Naval Hospital. Medical Inspector.-Dr. Edward Shippen. Surgeon.-Dr. D. F. Kidder. U. S. Navy Staff-Officers. Pay Director.-John S. Gulick. Chief Engineer.-J. Q. A. Ziegler. U. S. Arsenal, Bridesburg. Commandant.-Col. T. J. Treadwell, U. S. A. U. S. Schuylkill Arsenal, Gray's Ferry road. Commandant.-Major J. J. Dana, Assistant Quartermaster-General U.S. A. Ordnance Department.-Major Whittimore, Captain Wright, Lieutenant Metcalf. U. S. Army Staff-Officers. Office, N. E. corner Twelfth and Girard sts. Assist. Quartermaster-General.-Gen. D. H. Rucker, Engineer Corps.-Col. J. N. Macomb, Capt. W. H. Ludlow. Military Storekeeper.Capt. J. F. Rodgers. Denmark, F. Myhlertz, 730 N. Twentieth. France, Cel. A. R. d'Elpeux, 1011 Spruce. German Empire, C. H. Meyer, 227 Chestnut. Great Britain, Richard Reade, consul; George Crump, V. C., 619 Walnut. Greece, A. H. Lennox, 105 Walnut. Hayti, A. H. Lennox, vice-consul, 105 Walnut. || Hungary, Lars Westergaard, 138 S. Second. Italy, Count G. Galli, 261 S. Fourth. Liberia, Edward S. Morris, 129 S. Front. Mexico E. F. Cabada, V. C., 112 Walnut. Netherlands, Lars Westergaard, 138 S. Second, Nicaragua, Henry C. Potter, 813 Market. Orange Free State, Henry W. Riley, 602 Arch. Peru, Henry L. Gregg, 127 Walnut. Portugal, John Mason Jr., 138 S. Second. Russia, Henry Preaut, V.C., 500 S. Delaware av. Spain, J. M. Blanco; Julian Alfredo Principe y Sartoris, V. C, 524 Walnut. Sweden and Norway, L. Westergaard, 138 S. Second. Switzerland, Rudolph Koradi, 314 York av.; Werner Itschner, vice-consul, 814 Vine. Turkey, B. F. Bortol, 1900 Spruce. Uruguay, Chas. W. Matthews, vice-consul. Venezuela, Leon de la Cova, 218 Walnut. No choice for Governor at September election, 1878. Legislature to make choice January, 1879, between Sekden Connor (Rep.), Joseph W. Smith (Nat.) and Alonzo Garcelon (Dem.). Biennial sessions of legislature and elections in even years-as 1878-80, etc.-in Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Oregon, Vermont and New Hampshire. Biennial sessions in even years (elections in the years immediately preceding) in Arkansas, Iowa, Maryland and Ohio. Biennial sessions and elections in odd years-as 1879-81, etc.-in California, Tennessee and Virginia. Biennial sessions in odd years (elections in the years immediately preceding) in Pennsylvania, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Nebraska, Nevada, Tennessee and Texas. 1882 1502 2 M. Sept. 1883 10000 Tu. Jan. 1879 1000 May & Jan. 1881 4000 4 M. Nov. 1881 30001 M. Jan. 1880 5000 2 Tu, Jan. 1879) 10001 W. Oct. 1832 50001 M. Dec. 1881 2700 2 W. Jan. 1880 50001 W. Jan. |