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of eimiou for (lie 7''w Elecoon ?' ,k? E,?btt
*?nL
?J !?
^.ulN, !
. .ef o( voto*. were .July eleelad Inspector*
w. ...ectlon (or the Fourth Kindlon dmtrlct of lb* Eighth
ward.
that
JACOB Mi HI KM A N iini
CHAHLKrf * L. t.OLDKV,
b? the greateat number of eotea, war* iliilj elected Inspector*
of ElccTlon for the Fifth Hloctfou diitrlct of lbs Eighth w*t d.
That
WILLIAM HUDSON and
WILt.UM J. DEV1NK,
by the greateat number of vote*, wera duly elected Inapertora
vl Election for tlie .Sixth Elnctiou dwtrti-.t of the Eighth ward.
That
OHOROE H. JOHNSON and
W Il.l.l AM II. ROOMK,
by the create.! Dumber o! yotaa, ?r<*re duly elected fnapertor*
or Election for the Seventh Election district of the Fourth
ward.
That
JOHN P1 O'NEAL and
JOHN J. <1LENNON,
b* the greatest number of voted, were duly elected Inspector#
of Election for tba Eighth Election diatriet of the Eighth
ward.
That
THOMAS CANARY and
GHARLKR K. FAIRt'HII.D.
/ V,.e ?r*ale?t nttrabrr of votea, were duly ejected Inspector*
of Klection for the Ninth Election district of the Eighth
ward.
That
THOMAS V. COHTF.I.EO and
EDMUND M. PLUM,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector*
nf Election for the Twutb Election dlitrlct or the Eighth
ward.
That
CHARLES O'CONNOR and
THOMAS NBLLJtMN,
by the rreatesi rnunber of votes, were du!v elected Inapectora
of Election lor the 2l!"vCUU? iUoctlon district ul the Kigbm
ward.
Tbat
JOHN KFf.LV and
JOHN r. COLLINS,
of Election for liie Twelfth Election .district of tin.
ward.
That
LEWIS FRANSWAY and
CIJAKLKa HAKVKY.
by the greatest nuinljcr of vme?, wi re July ln*i ectnrs
of Kisctlou lor tlie Thirteenth fclecdon "Jigmot 0f tbe hiatilU
WMrit
Tbai
J?nN; aALLt..(HKR and
.. ,V . fKWJB MWKRMoTT,
7 I / number el rotes. were duly elected Inspector!
ol Kection fvr the rourt^alh blectlun district of tb? jLigbtb
* That
JAMES RILEY and
JOHN NORTON,
by the'PUIwt number 0f vute?, w?r* duty e eet*a Tiispee"lection
fot the Fifteenth Electl?ti dlaincl of lb*
Eighth ward.
That
HARRIS BOOFRTMVI
AKKMi \M L. BREWER.
bj It * trreatm nunoVier cf votes. wore duly e?w*ert Inspector*
? tt'lfeclion for tbu SliteeutL ElocUou disti'lcft of lb* Eighth
That
\AMFS FAY and
tHOMfS ROMAS,
or (he great jat uoiultar of veWin, were drily elected Inspectors
of Electloa.for (be Seventeenth district ef tLe Eighth ward.
NINTH waKD,
That
JOTIS J. MORAS and
. WIIjI.IAM FAKKELL,
"J arreatrsl number of vote*, ?er? duly elected Inspectors
o? ' /tnctlea for tlie First Election district of the Ninth ward.
T jH
JAMFS L. FI.Af.O and
. JOHN MoKNIOHT.
' /? the greatest number of mm, were duly elected Inspectors I
H I'tretloii for the riecond Election dlatnot of the Ninth ward. |
That
JOHN A. MAY, Jb., and
JAMFS LYNOH,
>j the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
?r ).le?tlon for tbe Third Election dietriet or the Ninth ward.
That
JAMFS WEBR and
DAN1KL E. COYliK,
Ibj the greatest number of voles, were duly elected Inspector*
of Flection for the Fourth Election district of tfce Ninth ward.
That
MORRIS DVCKWORTH and
LORENZO P. CUMMINOS.
by the (rent's'- number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Flecuon for the Fifth Election district of the Ninth ward
That
JOHN L. VAN WART and
JOHN T. HAVILAND,
fcy the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Sixth Election district of the Ninth ward.
That
J.1HN McDONALD and
I ADAM KNOBLOOH.
by the greatest mini' er of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for tbe Seventh Election district of tho Ninth ward.
That
WILLIAM J. YANAR1DALE nod
BENJAMIN T. VOSilUR'JH,
by the greatest number of rntes, wort duly e'ected Inspector*
?r Election for the Eighth Election district of the Math ward.
That
PAVII> M. FARL and
HORATIO OALLL'P.
by lit* gmtest uiimbcr of Totes, were du'y elected Inspectors
or Election for lb* Nlntn election district of tbs Ninth ward.
Tbat
SAMUEL ROWLAND and
ISAAC ODKLL,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election Tor the Tenth Electlou district of the Ninth ward.
That
WILLIAM H. DOUOAN and
WILLIAM K\NK,
by th* greatest nuraberof votes. were duly tleeUd Inipector*
o* Eleoilon for this Eleventh Election district of lb* Ninth
ward.
That
WILLIAM ADAMS, .IB. and
FRANK K. DUPIUNAC,
by the great*?t number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Twelfth Election district of the Ninth
ward.
Tbat
THOMAS 8. BAT AN and
.IOHN H. POtJSCH,
by th* greatest number of yoto?, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election tor the Thirteenth Election diitrlct of the Nlulh
ward
Ibat
THOMAS WILBV. J?., and
WILLIAM K. KCHEJDAK,
by th* greatest number of vote*. were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Fourteenth Election district of the
Ninth ward.
Tb*t WILLIAM M. RICHARDSON and
JACOB LAPP,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of E ection for the FHteeuth Election district of the
*in tb ward.
That
ARRAM n. COLE and
HERMAN O. SCIIAURBACH.
hy the greatest number of votes, were duly fleeted Inspectors
of (election for tti? hixteenth Election district of the Ninth
ward.
That
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM and
PATRICK MoCORMICK.
t,y the rrea.am number or vote*, were duW elected Inspectors
of E'ectlon tor the Seventeenth Election district of the Ninth
ward.
TENTH WAR*
Thai
EDWARD NICHOLLS and
W1LI,IAM R. OBERMAN,
*v the greatest number of votes, ware duly elected Inspectors
o'i '.lection for the First Election district of the Tenth ward.
T??t
MICHAEL ENOLERT and
.IOHN HANI80N,
by the greatest number of rate*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Second Election diitrict of the Tenth ward.
That
JOHN B. PARKS and
DANIEL ORCBEK,
It the greate.t number of rote*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Klnctlou for the Third Election diitrict of the Tenth ward.
That
Jt'LIUS FRANKEL and
WILLIAM C. GOVER,
by the ereateit number of rotea, were duly elected Inspectors
of election for the Fourth Election District of the Tenth ward.
That
GEOR'lE C. FISHER and
AI GUST BKAUM,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Fifth Eleoilon district of the Tenth ward.
That
GEORGE T. PATTERSON and
GOSTAV LEN1CK,
H the greateet number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Sixth Election district of the Tenth ward.
That
EDWIN ANDERSON and
KAMUEL STEIN,
by the greatest number of votes, were dnly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Seventh Election district or the Tenth ward.
Thai
HENRY HARRINGTON and
GEOitQE W. HYATT,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Eighth Election district of the Tenth ward.
That
ALONZO TRCESDELL and
JOHN F. GERDE8,
by the greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inspectors
or Electlou for the Ninth Election district of the Teutn ward.
That
JOHN HOGAN and
JOHN G. OTTO,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
sf Election for the Tenth Eltciion district of the Tenth ward.
That
CORNELIUS GILLEN and
EDWARD J. KNIGIIT,
by tfef greateit mini her of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Eleventh Election district of the Tenth
ward.
That
WILLIAM RAAB and
WILLIAM SHAW,
toy the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Iuspectors
of Election for the Twelfth Election district of the Tenth
ward.
ELEVENTH WARD.
That
JOSEPH NELSON and
JACOB RODERMAN,
I " tli? imiihI... * wnlAm Hul? aImIAiI T n? r>l? #?!/-? ra
of Election for iLe Elret Election dMirtct of lis Eiev?ntb
ward.
Tbel
JAMES CTRRAN and
HA MITEL P. A<'KER,
by Um gr??t?it Dumber of eotee, were d'tlj ?l?el?d In?p#etor?
?>f Election for th? Second Election district of the Eleventh
wari.
That
PETER MrKNIIHT end
HrtU* B FEKOL'HON,
hi lb* greateu number of votee, were dnly ejected Inepectore
or Election for the Third Eieottau district ot tno Eleventh
ward.
That
MARTIN NACHTMAN and
SJVEK MYER,
bjr the prentest nnin'-fr o( vntei, were duly elected Itiippctors
of EleoUun for tUe Fourth Electtou diitrlct ol the Lioveuirt
ward.
That
HENRI' h. WRKjHT anl
JOHN DUNOliUK,
fcy tbe (T? ateet number of \<>t?e, were duly elected lnipectuit
of Election for tbt Kitlb Elecliou dlitiiet of the Eleventh
svard.
ib" .TAMES WRfOflT and
JAMES MOCABEE.
bv?!h? great' it number of ?ote?, were duly elected tnspecw'.re
Of r.iecliou tor tl.u Sixth Election district of the Eleventh
ward.
1,141 TTENRV M Al'RRR and
AAJ"?N AAR'?N.
b? 'he rreatcit number of rotes, wero duly elec'ad Im^so
toi * of hi? tlvu for ?b# Seventh Election district ol toe Eiev(sntn
v. arJ.
J'hat
JAMRS JTfONOHDR and
Villi,Ml1 -?TI KKAN,
tit th" t'ie.\i<?' t.m,,, er of were dulj elected lDipt>i-tor?
NEW Y01U
I of Election for lite Eithlh Election Otitrlel of lb* Kleventb
ward.
Ttua
JVftNwnbir'o'r??frf <taS?'
of k,.ccll<jt) f^r iii,. MlntU Election dlilrn.,
wai I. I
That
DENNIS OA RMHON and
CHARLES L. V. HPALVUOtV,
bv the greatr*! number of * oten, were duly *!ectcil ln*r>*clor?
J of Election for I tie Tenth Election district of LU* liJcvuulU
, ward.
I That
THOMAS J. DO It AN ^d
PATRICK O'CONNOR,
by the grealeet nuailitr of rolea, wcrekluly elected Inspector*
or K.notion lor lb* Ele?enth kiuctuu duuiot ul lb* Eietenlb I
ward.
That
JOHN D. MURDOC* and
EDWAKO HARK,
by the greatest number of vote*. were duly e.ectel Ii<*pector* ,
[ til Ejection lor the Twelfth Election dUtrict of tbe Eleteulb
ward.
Ttiat
JOSSPH WANQLER and
JOHN MoitHATH,
b* the trHllU number of vole*, were du.y elected Inipactora
or Klectiou lor tbe Thirteenth Election district of (be Eleventh
ward.
iuat
W1LLTAM DONNELLY and
JO.SKHH UKLLKSHE1M,
by tbe (tfMtcat number of vote*, war* duly elected ln?pe<v
U'r* ? . "VSC ,or Fourteenth Electmn di?iriei of tbe
Elevuutb Ward.
That
JOHN WILL and
CHARLES O. HOSIER,
by the grealeit number of vote*, were duly elected Inapeclori 1
of Election lor the Kll'leeutb Election Oixtrlct of the ttJetoulb i
ttii
JOSKJMI A. LYONS and
UKOROK Wll.L,
by the tfre*te*t number of vntea, were duly elected Inapeetora
or KutclioQ fur th< Sixteenth Election dutrlet of tbe
Kleve.itU Wkiif.
That
MYER F.LSAS and
JOHN E. WHITE,
by the greatest number of vote*, were dult elected Inspector*
of Election for tbe Seventeenth Election dwtriot ot tbe
Elevtnib ward.
That f
HENRY HAlviflT and
JACOIt L. MICHAELS, , , ^ Jt? .
by the crea'fttt number or ?oim, were atuy eicewa *??P'
of Election for the Elgutetuih Election disuicl
KlrtetuU wwJ.
That
rAUL DAHL1MOER and
HERVEY C. CALKIN,
by the qreafmt number of vites, were duy el *1 nspectort
til |El<-ctton for the Nineteenth Electlo J <l>i#rlot of Ittt
Eleventh ward.
That
DAVID GIDEON and
THOMAS V. 1>ALY,
by the matest-number of toln,' Jmy% aaly eI?ot?d Inepoctors
of Election for the Twentieth Election ulitrlct of lUe Eleventh
ward.
That
JOHN W. Ziy.MKRMBN and
ISAAC HAY MAN,
by the cr#aAr*Kt number of voter, were duly elected Inspectors
of Kleetton for the Cweuty-tirst Election district or the
hire* itb Hard.
That
JOHN VETTTT and
CHARLES DAHLHTOEN,
by the (itiini number of vole*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Kte<T)oo for the Twenty-second Election dutrlct of the
EIovmuU ward.
tbll
SIMEON DECKER and
JOSEPH KOCH.
l)j the greatest number of vote?, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election tor the Twenty-third Election district of the Elev
11 tii ward.
That
WILLIAM DENXINO and
I SAMUEL KOCH.
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Twenty fourth Election dlitrict of the
Eleventh ward.
That
MAGNUS GROSS and
THOMAS GIBBONS,
by the graatsst number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Kleutloa tor the Twenty-fifth Election district of the Eleven
tn ward.
TWELFTH WARD.
That
WILLIAM L. WILEY and
HIRAM BACI1RAM,
by the greateet number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the First Election district of Hie Twelfth
ward.
That
JOHN M. HALL and
JoSKI'H MOORE,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election tor the Second Election district of the Twelfth
ward.
That
WILLIAM II. JOHNSTON and
MATTHEW J. FOG ARTY,
by the greatest number of votes, ware duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Third Eloctlon district of the Twelfth
ward.
That
MAURICE DALY and
PATRICK Mo.iINNIS,
by tbe greatest mtmtjer ol rotei, were duly elected Inspectors I
or Election for the Fourth Election diitrict ol tb* Twplfiu
ward.
/bat
ANDREW MrOOWANand
THOMAS P. M?iyUADE,
by tbe greatest number of votes, wese duly elected Inspectors
of Eleetiou for Ibe Kifth Election district of tbe Twelfth
ward.
Tbal
JAMEB MoCUBKEBand
LUU18 BROSI,
by tbe greate?t number of vote*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for tb* Blith Election dlilrlcl at lb* TwelltU
ward. |
Tbal
THOMAS C. KENNEDY ana
CHRISTIAN itERH AKDT,
by tbe greatest number of Tolee, were duly elected Inspee
tor* of Election for tbe Seventh Election district or tbe
Twelfth ward.
TUal WILLIAM H. OSBORN and
SAMUEL W. TOMPKINS,
by the greatest number of votes. were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for tb* Elcbth Eleetiou district of tlx
Twelfth ward.
That
.JOHN HALLORAN and
PHILIP H. JONES,
by tbe Rreatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for tbe Ninth Election District ol tbe
Twelfth ward.
That
WILLIAM WOOD and
JOHN W. BROWN,
by the greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for tbe Tenth Election district or the Twelfth
ward.
' il ARCHIBALD PniLLlPS, JtL, *nd
ISAAC T. BROWN,
by the areatnt number of vote*, were duly elected Inspertor*
of Election for tbe Eleventh Election diitrict or tbe
Twelfth ward.
Ttal JOHN MAtll'lRE and
ISAAC P1SER,
by tbe greateit number of votee, were duly elected Inipactor*
ot Eleetiou for the Twelfth Election diitrict of the
Twelfth ward.
That
PATRICK IHNNIOAN and
WILLIAM McCLELLAN.
by theirreateit number of votee, were duly elected Inspector*
ot Election for tbe Thirteenth Election district of tbx Twell'lb
ward.
Thai
THOMAS r. CILRO* and
JOHN H. VAN VALRN,
by the greutent number of rote*, were duly elerteJ Inipsctlrs
of Election Tor the Fourteenth Election district ot the Twelttb
ward.
That
JOHN HART and
HENRY MC/NKON,
by the great**! number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election tor the Fifteenth Election district of the Twelfth
Ward,
That
ABRAHAM HORN and
ANDREW SMITH,
bv the greateit number of rotes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Sixteenth Election district of tb? Twelfth
Ward.
Tb,t MICHAEL J. QUICK} aud
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
hr the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Seventeenth Election district of the
Twelfth Ward.
Thai
THOMAS FENTON and
JOHN SCANLON,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Eighteenth Election district of the Twelfth
ward,
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Thftl MATTHEW PATTEN and
THOMAS DOWD,
by the greatest number of rotes, were dulr elected Inspectors
of Election for the First Election district of the Thirteenth
ward.
That
JOHN BYRNES snd
MOBEA MEHKBACH,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Second Election district of the Thirteenth
ward.
That
JAMES n. MoKINNON and
ISAAC LACBACK.
by the greatest number of rotes, were dtily elaoted Inspectors
ot electlou for the Third Election district of the Thirteenth
ward.
That
FREDERICK ZIMMER and
WILLIAM J. tlOEl'Z,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
or EleoTlon lor the Fourth Election district of the Thirteenth
ward.
That
WILLIAM ALT and
PATRICK M< LAUOHLIN,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Fifth Election district of the Tolrteesth
ward.
That
MICHAEL DOBSON and
MICHAEL MOLONEY,
by the greatest number of rotes, were dnly elected Inspectors
of Electioo for the Sixth Election district of the Thirteenth
ward.
That
DANIEL F. M< INTVRB and
THOMAS FOLEY,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Seventh Election district of the Thirteenth
ward.
That
FRANCIS CO AN and
JONATHAN D. HOWELL.
by toe (treated iiumoer or votee, wero amy eiscieu miiuclore
?f Election for the Eighth Election dlitrlct of Ine Thirteenth
ward.
Tint
THOMAS H. SMITH and
JAMES CARRAHER,
by the created number of rote*, were duir elected Inerecton
of election for the Ninth Election dlitrlot of the TblrUemh
w*rd.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
That
OEORGR (HI VIS and
JAMES COOtJAN,
fir the greatem number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector!
of Election for the Flrat Election dlitrlct of the Fourteenth
ward.
That
WILLIAM J. MoGEB and
FRANCIS MANOIN,
by the (treatcm uumber of rote*, were duly elected Inepectore
nt' Eleoiiou lor the licconj Election dletrlct of the >uurt'jciitli
warii.
Thai
MICHAEL CRBOAN and
I WILLIAM KKLLAHAK,
t y t.ie sreateat number of ?ote?, were duly elected lnipec
i. HERALD, WEDNESDAY,
tors of Bleotioo for the Third Election district o( lb* Four
itMNIlll WiU'd. i
TkM
PATRICK TtARNES and
JAM EH CONNOLLY,
' " nt votes, were duly eJeCM lOlCCC"on
district of me tourkytk?a?AU?iBuu>uw
_
tors u/t- u-uqh (0I y,, fourth
Ucu.lt ward.
That
WILLIAM BAROLA and
JOtfEPIl MUKfliY,
by ths greatest number of vote*, w:rf> duly t teted Inspectors
of Election fur the Fifth Electiuu dUtrloi of tbe Fourteeuth
ward.
That
TIMOTHY O'BKIBN and
WILLIAM KIXjEV,
by the greatest number of votes, were dnlv elected Inspectors
of Election for the Hutu Election deficit of the Fourteenth
waid.
That
OfORilK KKRRIOAN and
MICHAEL FINNISRTT,
by tbe greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election l or tbe Seventh Bleutlou district of the Four teeuth
ward.
Thai
JAMES MITLHOLLiMD aad I
HKNKY MAN HON,
by the greatest number of vote*, went duly elected Inspectors
oi Election for tbe Eljbih Election district of the Fourteenth
ward.
That
ROBERT II. RACRV .nd
AMHROBK O'NEJ'^f,
by the greatest number of Tote1- wr're duly elected Inspectors
of I lectloo for the Nluth Klec'^ion district of the Fourteenth
That
JOHN BVP' j .nd
JOHN O"'
bj the greatest numbr ?f voU,i) wer* duly elected Inspectors
or klsclluu for iuo 7 *nth vuntinn district of the Fouflwu^
ward. ?* ?
That
* .fCHAEL SMITH Mid
h? tl,? ?r..- OONSTAMTINK MclJUlRE,
01 b ? ?* number or volts, w?r? duly elected lnspeoto/n
teeulb " * U? Eleventh Blietlon dwrlct of the FourFIFTEENTH
WARD.
AtX
EDWARD 8CHELL and
A UK AM H. ft' RDY,
by the greatest number of vole*, were duly elected In?p?clors
of KMctlon lor tbe First Election district of lbs Klfwentb
-ward.
riiat
CHARLES D. BROWN and
UKOKUK 0. LLOYD,
toy the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election fur the Second Election district of tbe Elite* nth
ward.
That
WILLIAM 8CH1RMER and
JAllhS GIBSON,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elseted Inspector!
of Elecllou for tbe TUtrU Election district of the Fifteenth
ward.
That
DOUGLAS TAYLOR and
JOHN L. WALDRON,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of I'.lectlon for the Fourth Election district of the Fifteenth
ward.
That
JOHN CAREY and
LEVI N. COWLKV,
by the great om number of votes, were duly elected Inspee|
tors of Election for the Fifth Election district of tbe Fifteenth
ward.
That
ELLIOTT SANFORD and
HENRV SIMPSON,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
at Elecllou lor tbe Sixth Election district of tbe F'iftcentb
wsrd.
That
.TAMES KELLY and
EDWARD T, SAWYER,
by tbe greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Klecuon (or tbe Seventh Election district of tbe Fifteenth
ward.
That
JOHN MURRAY and
JAMES J. (1UMHLETON,
bv tbe greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for tbe Eighth Election district of Che Fifteenth
ward.
That
JAMES BHELTON and
HENRY L. DODD,
f-.v ihm orm?t*at niimhur i?f vntfi. wrrit rftilv Inar.#rtni*ft
of Election jor ths Me lb Election district of the Fifteenth
ward.
That
JAMES W. FOWLER and
CHARLES 8. DENIKE,
by the greatest number of rule*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Tenth Election district of the Fifteenth
ward.
That
GEORGE WILLIAMSON and
GEORGE P. WALSH,
by the great eat number of rote*, were duly elected Inspector*
of Eleotlon for the Elereuth Election district of the Fifteenth
ward,
SIXTEENTH WARD.
That
MY I'.R MYERS and
DAVID HEMCIQCEH,
by the greatest number of votes, were daly elected Inspectors
of Eleciloo for tbe First Election district of the Sixteenth
ward.
Thai
SAMUEL T. MUNSO* and
JOHN POOR.
by tbe greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Second Election district of tbe Sixteenth
ward.
That
RIOHaRD Sl'ULLIN and
JOHN MOORE,
by the greatest number ot rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Third Election district of the Sixteenth
ward.
That
MARTIN DURKIN and
JACOB DEMUTH,
by the greatest number or rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Fourth Eloction district of tbe Sixteenth
ward.
Tbat
THOMAS KARRELL and
PHILIP BRADY,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Fifth Elecllou district of the Sixteenth
ward.
That
WILLIAM LAMB and
lllllinab MBUHITT,
by tbe greatest number of rotes, wer* duly elected Inspectors
of Election for tbe Sixth Election district of tbe Sixteenth
ward.
Tbat
ANDREW CLARK and
NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jm.,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for tbe Serentb Election district of lha Sixteenth
ward.
PETER HYNEA and
JOHN t'REAMER,
by the greatest number of votes. were dulr elected Inspectors
of Election for the Eighth Election district of the Sixteenth
ward.
That
JAMES 8HANDLEY and
JOHN CMLL.AUHER,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Ninth Election dlsiriet of the Sixteenth
ward.
That
ALEXANDER SHIELDS and
JOHN COY LB,
by Ihe neatest number of Totes, were duly elected Inspectors
(if Election for the Tenth Election district of the >>!*
teentll ward.
That
BENJAMIN B. MERRILL and
WILLIAM DAEL,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected 1 rupee
tors of Election tor the Eleventh Election district of the iu
teenth ward.
That
HENR* C. OCRBERLY and
WILLIAM HALI'lN,
by the greatest number of votes, wsre dulr elected Intpeiv
tors of Election for the Twelfth Election district of the Sixteenth
ward.
J at WILLI AM OACLDWELL and
HENRV LEES,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Thirteenth Election district of the Six
teenth ward.
That
DAVID T. FREEMAN and
PHILIP MCDONALD,
bv the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectori
of Election for the Kourleeuth Election district of the Six
teen'.h ward.
That
THOMASOIBNEY and
PETER DALY,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectori
of Election tor the Fifteenth Election district of the Six
teenth ward.
That
JAMES MAlIERand
OWiiN FINN,
bv the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspeclori
of Election for the Sixteenth Election district of the Sixteen!
ward.
That
ANTON MULLERaud
THOMAS CRAWFORD,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectori
or Election for the Seventeenth Election district of the Six
teenth ward.
Tk.t
JAMES DALY Mrfi
HF.KMAN H. HLANKENMEYER,
bj the greatest Dumber of votes, were duly elected Inspector!
or Election for the Eighteenth Election dlttrlot of tilt Six
teeutU ward.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Tb?t
LOUIS BVLLINBERQ and
JOHN O. WALSH,
by the frmtrtt number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector
of Election fur the First Election district of the Seventeent
ward.
That
WILLIAM P. MITCHELL and
JOSEPH HARiMAN,
by the greatest number of voted, were duly elected Inspector
of Election for the Second Election dlitrtot of the Sere?
teentb ward.
That
JOHN 8CIIUTZ and
BERNARD KENNEY,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inepector
of Election for the Third Election district of the Sevemeent
ward.
JOHN N. RRYNOLD8 and
JACOB W. BINGHAM.
br the greatest number or votei, were duly elected Inspector
of Election for the Fourth Election district of th? Bevec
teentb ward.
That
WILLIAM J. HOET and
JOHN J. DTMONU,
by tbe greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspector
of Election for the Fifth Election district of the Serenteeut
ward.
That
JACOB A. H ATZF.L and
THOMAS QALLKOUER.
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector
or Election for the Sixth Election district ot tbe Seventeent
ward.
That
JOSEPH WHEELER and
PATRICK J. HANHURY,
by the greatest number or votes, were duly elected lnspectot
of El ection for the Seventh Election district of the Sevei
teentb ward.
That
STEWART MrlVOR and
MICHAEL RYAN,
by the greatest number of votes, were dn'r elected Inepectoi
of Election for tbe Eighth Election district of the Mevei
teentb ward.
Tl"a JOHN L. CARBF.RY and
MAURICh W. SHANNON,
by the freateM number of vote", were duly elected Inspectoi
of Election for the Nlrr.h Election district of the Seveuieem
ward.
lb*t PATRICK J. CARTT and
1 PKANt'IS CREAMER,
} br tbe greatest numl*r ol votes, were duly elected Inspectoi
, JUNE 1, 1870.?QUADRUI
of B'aotton for (be Tenth Kloctlon district of Iba Heranteautb
ward.
mi
THQMAR IIBBNaN and
... f^reiOK DAILKY,
J ?7,?? maseai Hhmk. ' voles, were duly e'acted Inspectors
i 01
I "" J3S5^ . .J
I by the irreatest number of votes ware duly elccted Inspectors
or Election for tba Twelfth Election district of lb# Seven- ,
Weutu ward.
That
PATRICK H. RYAN and
JAMi.S a. HAMMILL,
by the er-nteit Dumber of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Kluctlm for me Tulriaeuth Elaotiua district of tb?
Seventeenth ward.
Tbat
JAM E8 DONOHOE and
JOHN OOSTKLLO,
b7 number of votea, duly ducted Inspectors
of Election for the hourluer^ Election district iTf tba
Seventeenth ward.
That
by tha greatest nuui'^ ^ TOies, wera duly elected Inspeolor
ol Election tijf ftltaeulh Eloctlou district of tba
Hrvmitaenth ward.
Tbat
'^AVTRENCR MURTHA and
. .. PETER GILLESPIE,
by tha RT'yAast number of votea, ware duly alaeted luspeclora
of I- for iba Sixteenth Election district of the baven-cent^
That*
JOHN J. PARRELL and
JOHN NONAOHAN,
bT tha greatest number of votea, were duly elected Inaoec
>ar? ut Election for tbe (Seventeenth Election dlatrict of the
Beventaentb ward.
That
EDWARD C. BI'RKE and
PETER O'KEEPE,
bj tbe createat number of votea, ware duly elected Inspectors
of Election tor the Eighteenth Electtou district of tha
Seventeenth ward.
rU*1 DENNIS L. SULLIVAN and
EDWARD CAVANAJII,
bv the grealeat number of votes, were duly elected Inapectora
of Election for tba Nineteenth Election district of tbe Seveoteeulb
ward.
lhat EDWARD LANE and
WILLIAM PLEMING, , , .
by the graataat number of votes, were duly elected inspectors
of Election for the Twentieth Election district of the Seventeenth
ward
That
ANTHONY HARTMAN and
THOMAS UODGINS,
bv th? greatest number of votes, were dulv elected Inspectors
of election for the Tweuty-ftrst Election district of the Beventeenth
ward.
'i hit
GEORGE P. LANGBEIN and
br ihe greatest number of votes, were duly e!act*'l Iniportor*
of Election for tlie Twenty-iecoud Election District of the
Seventeenth ward.
Tbat
THOMAS DIVEN9 and
PETER Mi! ;I;IKK,
bv the greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Twenty-third Election diitrict of tn? Seventeenth
ward.
Tbat
joseph KOEBLK and
MICHAIiL O'NEILL,
by tbe greatest number of volet, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election tor the Twenty-fourth Election diitrict'of the Seventeenth
ward. 1
Tbat
FRANK LAMBRECHTand
JOHN ZAUN,
by tbe greatest number of vote*, were duly elected lmpectori
of Election for tbe Twenty-fifth Election diitrict of tbe
Seventeenth ward.
Tbat
JAMES McLAUGHLIH and
JAMES PURSLEV,
by the greatest number of votei, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for tbe Twenty-*ixih Electlou district or tbe
Seventeenth ward.
Tbat
BERNARD McQCADE and
WILLIAM IlAYS,
by the greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inioector*
of Election for the Twenty-ieventh Election district of
tbe Seventeenth ward.
Tbat
WILLIAM OLEESON and
ANDREW WATSON,
by the greateit number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
of election for tbe Twenty-eighth election district of the
Seventeenth ward.
Tbat
PRANK BUCKEL and
OEORUE ENL1CH,
by the greateit number of vote*, were duly elected Inipector*
of Election for tbe Twenty-ninth Election diitrict of
tbe Seventeeuth ward.
That
JACOB 8CHAFPER and
JOHN MOORE,
by the greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Impacton
of Eelectlon for tbe Thirtieth Election dlatrict of tbe Mtventeenth
ward. _
That m
PETER RADOand
JACOB BKIOOS, JH.
by tbe greateit number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for tbe Tblrty-llr*t Election diitrict of tlio
Seventeeuth ward.
Tbat
JOSEPH SCHNEIDER and
JOHN P. LEE,
by tbe greateit number of vote*, were duly elected Intpector*
of Election tortbo Tblrty-iecond Election diArlct or the
Seventeenth ward.
That
JACOB MCLLER and
AUGUST FULSTICK,
by the greateit number of vote*, were duly elected Inipeotors
of Election for tbe Thirty-third Election dlatrict of tbe
Seventeenth ward.
That
AUGUST TnUM and
paul wrrz,
by the greateit number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
or Election for tbe Tblrty-lourth Election diitrict of the
Seventeenth ward.
1 BENEDICT ANGERMAN and
THOMAS CASEY.
by th? grontent number of votes. were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for tbj lUlrlj-fiftb Election district of the Seventeenth
ward.
KH3HTEENTII WARD.
B* FORBES HOLLAND and
THOMAS VAN BUREN,
by 'be greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Pint Election district of tbe Eighteenth
ward.
lb*1 FRANK O'DONNELL and
ISAAC BELL,
by tbe greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Second Election dlltrlct of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
JAMES B. NICHOLSON and
PATRICK IIEFFERAN,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Third Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
DANIEL GILLESPIE and
WILLIAM J. SMITH,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Impeetora
of Election for the Fourth Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
JAMES ERB and
JOHN FOSTER,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Fifth Election district of th? Eighteenth
w ard.
That
JAMES OWENS and
HENRY MATHEWS,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Sixth Eleotion district of tbe Eighteenth
war'l.
That
WILLIAM BAIRD and
WILLIAM C. O'BRIEN,
by the greatest number of votea, were fluty elected Inspectors
of Election for the Seventh Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
F. L. VULTE and
EDWARD MAKRENER.
by the greatest number of votes, were duly eleeted Inspectors
of Election for the Eighth Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
' ISAAC A. MORAN and
JOHN BURNS,
bv the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election lor the Ninth Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
F R A NK"K INN f"V*,
by the greatest numbtr ot vote*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Tenth Election district of the Elghteeuth
ward.
That
1 J09KPH YOUNi} And
1 MICHAEL til'LLil VAN,
by the greatest number of votea, were duly electen Inipectora
ol Election for the Klurenth Election district of the Eighteen
tb ward.
That
1 MICHAEL N. BOYLAN and
TAMES H. OWENS,
by the greatest number of votes, were dulr elected Inipectora
of Election for the Twelfth Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
! WILLIAM CRAFT and
TIMOTHY O'BRIEN,
by the greatest number of rote*, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Thirteenth Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
FRANK O'ROURKE and
.IAMEH K1LLEEN,
s by the greatest number of rotes, ware duly elected Inspnob
tors of Election fur the Fourteenth Election district of the
Eighteenth ward.
That
JOSEPH ZF.LLER and
TIMOTHY NOON.
i by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inapeci
tors of Election for the Fifteenth Electtou district of the
Eighteenth ward.
That
mi'Hinn n AI.TOK and
JOHN QfLROY,
s br the greatest number of votes, ware duly elected Inspector*
U or Election for tbe Bliteenth Election district of the Iilghteeatb
ward.
That
JAKES J. TRAYNOR and
EDWARD BROWN,
v by tbe greatest number of rotes. ware duly elected Inspectors
i. of Election for tbe Seventeenth Election district of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
DENIS DELANY and
JOHN M. CARROLL,
t by the greatest nuio.er of rotei, were duly elected Inspectors
b of Election for lb* Eighteenth Election district of tbe Eighteen
tb ward.
That
JOHN LOORAK and
JOHN HINES.
? by the greatest number of vote*, wcro dulr elected Inspectors
h of Election for the Nineteenth Election tllsiriot of the Eighteenth
ward.
That
THOMAS McOETTIOAN and
ERANK GUEST
s by the greatest number nf votei, were dulr elected Inspectors
i- of Election tor the Twentieth Election Ulstiiot of lb* El#hteentb
ward.
That
WILLIAM OALIiAUHER and
THOMAS K ELL if,
s by tlie greaten number of votes, were duly elected Inspector!
i- of Election for the Twenty brat K.ectlou (iistrict oi inu Elgb
teentb ward.
That
JOIIX D: CAN and
WILLIAM T. MotJRATH,
n bv tlie greatest number or votes, wiro duly elected Inspect
n of election lor tlie Taeniysecon J Election district of tlx
Eighteenth ward.
in at
MATTHEW COVLE and
Jon.N OANMuN.
? '( by tbe greatest number of veies, were duly elecW Inspcctori
?LE SHBBT,
ih# Twen'y 'hlrd Station diitrtet of tb?
' Sou.*?Jay VTITfi0N M<1
!7 ""?67 wer* duly *l#et?d loipeotor*
"J '" "'T foorth Election dMfiM IB?
t B,KJ!f'CTKK>'TU WARD.
>. HlXBi and
"?Lr,,
Tbftt . '*" *ere duly elente !nipector?
a. a. ... 'ricl of tue Nluvieeulii
by lit* ?r*ate*t number 01 ?.
of Kieotlou lor the Fir?t E'*ctKU?
ward.
Thai
FRAHCIfl McCULLOUOU and
M. J. DUNN,
by the create?t number of vo'.m, w?r? duiy otocled !n?pertor*
0 e action tor it>? Second El<Uilon dieliict of the Nineteenth
ward.
ihftl
hartley haioh and
J. K. MCDONALD,
by the greaw:;t gumuur of rote*, were duly elect* I Impeetora
of Klectiou for the Third Eleetiou dlatrlotof ttia Niuoteenth
ward.
That
JOSEPH L. T. SMITH and
TIMOTHY BOVLE,
by the orealeat number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector!
of Election for the Kouub Election dlatrlct ol lb* .Nineteenth
ward.
That
FRANK SQUIRES and
ROBERT UAMBLE,
by the greatem number of vutea, were duly elected Inapeo
tori nt Ejection for the Fifth Election diitriot of the Ninetee
run ward.
That
FRANCIS HUPPERTand
JOdEPH IIKNN 1.7,
by the graateit number ot vote*. were duly elected Inipeotori
of Election for the Sixth Election uiktrlct of tboMneteenth
ward.
That
JOHN BURLINGSON and
COKNELIUR REILLY,
by the greateU number of r jte*, were du'y elected Jnapector*
of Election for the Sventii Election dlatrlct of the Nineteenth
ward.
That
JOHN M AIION and
FREDERICK Bit AN RES,
by the greateat number ot rote*, ware duly elected Inspector*
01 Election forth* Eighth Election dlatrict of tha Nineteenth
ward.
That
DENNIS W. BUCKLEY and
TUILIP FITZPATH1CK,
by the great**! number of votea, were duly elected Infpectnra
of Election tor th* Ninth Election district of the i>imeteai.th
warX
Thai
ROBF.RT S. LEAYCRAFT and
JOHN DAVIDSON,
by the greatest cumber of votes wore duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Tenth Election district of lUe Nineteenth
ward.
That
ISAIAH KEY8ER and
BRYAN MoCAHILL,
by the crcatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Eleventh Election district of the Nineteenth
ward.
That .
BERNARD OALLIOAN and
THOMAS DUKFY,
by the greatest number of votes, were dnl.v e'ected Inspectors
of Election for the 'i'weifth Election district ol' the Nineteenth
ward.
That
WILLIAM STEIVWAYand
MICHAEL. TL'OMKY,
by the greatest number of votes, were dulv elected Inspectors
of Election for the Thirteenth Election district of tne Nineteenth
ward.
That
HENRY STEINERT and
TERENCE !\ SMITH,
by the greatest number of Totes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election of the fourteenth Election district of the Nineteenth
ward.
That
DtNIEL WJNKENS and
JOSEPH Mo JL'IRE,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Fifteenth Election district of the Nine'
tnenth ward.
That
WILLIAM H. KINO and
JOHN SEXTON,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Sixteenth Election district of the Nine
teenth ward.
Thai
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM and
HENRY OROSKMEYER,
by the greatest dumber of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of electlou for the Seventeenth Election district of the Nine
teenth ward.
That
JOHN BROWN and
THOMAS CRIM1KS,
bv the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspect on
of Election for the Eighteenth Election district of the Nine'
teenth ward.
That
WILLIAM HAVILAND and
JEREMIAH TOWLK,
by the greatest number of votes were duly elected Inspector!
ol Election for the Nineteenth Election district of the Nine
iMnth twurd
That
WILLIAM BURKE and
PATRICK OOKMLEY,
by the greatest number or votes, were duly elected Inspectori
of Election for the Twentieth Election dlatrlct of tbe Mine
teeath ward.
That
JOHN A8TEN and
CORNELIUS KARLEY,
b* the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectori
of Election for tbe Twenty-lirst Election dlitrict of the Mine
tecnth ward.
That
WILLIAM R. ROBERTS and
CHARLES H. LYONS,
by the greatest number of rote*, were duty elected Inipecton
of Election for tbe i'wenty-sucoud Election district of th<
Nineteenth ward.
Tbat
PBTER RUSH and!
JAMES DOUGHERTY,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector
of election for tbe Twenty-third Election dlstilct of the Nine
teenth ward.
Tbat
JAMES CLARK. St., and
THOMAS PEARSON,
by the greatest number of votei, were duly elected Inspector
of Election tor the Twenty-fourth Election district of thi
Nineteenth ward.
Tbat
WILLIAM O'CONNOR and
ANDREW KENNEDY,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspector
or Election for the Twenty-fifth Election district oi the Nine
teenth ward.
That
MICHAEL FARRELL and
WILLIAM MuCABE,
by the greatest number of rote*. were duly elected Inspector
of Election for the Twenty-sixth Election district of tb<
Nineteenth ward.
That
HENRY JOHNSON and
PATRICK K1NN,
by tbe greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for tbe Twenty-seventh Election district of tbe
NlnBteunlh wtrd.
That
3. H. RUTTER and
THOMAS IllTCHMAN,
b* tbe greatest number of vott:?, were duly elected Inspector
or Election for the Twenty-eighth Election district of th
Nineteenth ward.
That
FRANCIS TUOMEY and
WILLIAM II. MoQUADE,
bv the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector
or Election for the Twenty-ninth Election district of th
Nineteenth ward.
That
JAMES GALLAOHAR and
WILLIAM H. MoMANUS, SB.,
by tbe greatest number of voter ware duly elected Inspector!
of Election fur the Thirtieth Election district ofthoMinu
leenth ward.
That
GEO ROE LOVELACE and
MICHAEL Dl'.V,
by the greatest number of roles, were duly elected Inspectori
of Election for the Thirty-first Election district ot the Nine'
teenth ward.
TWENTIETH WARD.
That PATRICK CARTYand
THOMAS HEAKNB,
by tbe greatest number nf votes, were duly elected Inspector
0/ Election Tor the Kirst Election district of the Twentlet
ward.
"U WILLIAM C. PCLLIN and
JAMES HUGHES,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector
or Election for the Socond Election district of tbe Twentlet]
ward.
That
GEURGK HEWISON and
WILLIAM KAKLE,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspector
of Election for tno Third Eleotlon district of the Twentlet
ward.
That
JAMES HEGLAN and
CHARLES BRICK,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector
of Election for tbe Fourth Election district of the Twentlet
ward.
?
JOHN BRICE and
JAMES F. HATCH,
by the greatest number of voles, were duly elected Inspector
or Electluu tor the Fifth Election district of the Twentlet
ward.
TbSl CHRISTOPHER BATII and
JOSEPH BliTTS,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inapector
of Election for the Sixth Election district of tbe Twantiat
ward.
That
JAMES MoGINNESg and
ADAM GKASMJCK,
by the greatesr number of votes, ware duly elected Inspec
tors of Election fjr tbe 8eventh Election dtatrlot of th
Twentieth warX
That
EDWARD BRUCKS and
JOHN MAGRANE,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected lnspe<
??- ?< L"1???Ia? fnelha ffloKtk KIsAtinn HlatHni nf tha Tiaraar
tteth ward
That
HENRY J. BOUCSEN and
CHARLES A. DOW,
by the greatest number of rules, were duly elected Inep?<
tori of Eleotlon for tba Moth Election district of the Twei
tieib ward.
That
ALEXANDER PREAR and
NOAH A. GUILDS.
by the greatest number of rotes. were duly elected Inspectoi
or election for the 'i'entb Eicotlou district of the 1 wentlet
ward.
That
JOHN DEERINO and
Till))!AS DUN LAP, Jr.,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectoi
or Election for the Eleventh Election district of the Twai
tletb ward.
Tbat GEOROE BROWN and
RANDOLPH MARTINE,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected InspectO'
or Election for the Twelfth Election district of tbo 'i'weutiei
ward.
Thai
JOHN ORt'DT and
THoMAH O. OARRA,
br the greatest nun ber of votes, were duly elected Inspecto
or Election for the thirteenth Election district of the Twe
lieio ward.
That
JOSEPH HORAN and
HUGH MURRAY,
i by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspeetc
or Election for tho Fourteenth Election district of the'1 we
tictn ward.
That
PETER TRAINER and
PETLR REED,
i . by tlii greatest nuw'er of votes, were duly clacted Ir.?pectc
i i of Eitjctlon lor toe l-'iftteath Election district of the Twe
! tleth w.u J.
I That
JOHN BIEHEN and
' JAMES DENNY, ....
s by lUe greatest numuur Of votes, were duly elected In?p*ftc
,#r Sui*TOth Elation dUtrtot ?f Ik* T<r?
That
vI<rIJru?K,S.,,ANNR83T and
. .. VALENTINE MANCK
gggreinsasMsnanms
That " ,
b, lh, ?ui?&&?$0*"? ?
*r?
:t^ciS -- m.
k. rotes. WUre duly elMUit ln?n?nlnr.
of El!cfuJS for lb* Nm^eo^ district of tb* Cent?
elb waid.
Thit WILLIAM RKYRTHa and
EDWARD 8UULUS,
by the greatfil number of vut?*. were duly elfctjd Iutp?etora
of Election for il* Twentieth El action dliirlct of iht Twemi*
etb wiirJ,
TUftt
EDWARD BUCHANA.N M?<1
ROOEK MAUI.'IttlC,
by the sreatcst number of votea, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election fur the Tweuty-tlrti Election district of the Twentieth
ward.
That
DANIEL BLAUVELTand
LAMHEKT HrBBbLL,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Eiectiuu lor tbe Twenty-second Election district <tt
tbe Twentieth ward.
TWENTY-FIRST WARD.
Thai
WILLIAM COHTELLO and
MATTHEW 8. KAKRILL,
by tbe greatest number of votes, wers duly eleoted IospeC'
tors or Election for tte First Election district of the Twentyfirst
ward.
That
OEORflK L. QIKFORD and
JEREMIAH MUKPHY,
by the greatest number of vote*, were duly eleeUd Inspectors
of Election for tbe Second Election district i f lk?
Twenty-firm ward.
That
MICHA.BL MI'KRAY and
JOHN MURPHY,
by the great est number of vote i, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for tbe l'blrd Election district of tb* Twenty-first
ward.
THOMAS C. BANCKERand
MICHAEL GAVIN,
by the greatest number of vot???, were duly elected Inspector*
of Klccilou for the Fourth Election district of th* Twentybr*i
ward.
That
ORLANDO H. M-iOREand
THOMAS OUINN,
by the greatest numbnror votos, were duly elected Inspector*
or Eiacuon for the fifth Elsctlun district of the Twenty-Brii
ward.
That
JOHN MAXWELL and
NICHOLAS FISHER, JS.,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Eleotlon for the Sixth Election district of the Twenly-flr?t
ward.
That
W. R. W. CHAMBERS and
MICHAEL (K)OD,
by the greatest number of vote*, were duly elected Inspector*
or Election for the Seventh Election district of the Niu* teen
ili ward.
That
JEREMIAH CROWLEY and
BERNARD COYLE,
by the crcatcst number ot rotes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Eighth Election district of the Nineteenth
ward.
That
JOHN D. KELLOGG and
JOHN JONES,
by the greatest nimil>er of rotes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Electiou for the Ninth Election district of the Nineteenth
ward.
That
WILLIAM MINICK and
i MICHAEL GEHEGHAN,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly c)ect?d Inspector*
or Election for the Tenth Election district of the Twemy-flrst
ward.
That
JOHN MULLALY and
EDWARD KELLY,
by th* greatest number of votes, wer* duly elected Inspector*
of Election for tho Eleventh Election district of th* Twentyfirst
ward.
That
JOHN D NEWMAN and
I HUGH K. KAKK4LL,
by tho greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Twelfth Election district of th*
Twenty-first ward.
That
JAMES FARREL and
I F. M. HARRIS.
h* the number of votes, ware dulv elected Insnec
ton or Election for tUe Thirleeuih election district of tl>?
Twent/ first ward.
That
ROBERT MALL and
I PHILIP FISH KB,
by the greatest number of Totei, war* duly elected Inspuc*
tor* of Election for the Fourteenth Election district of lbs
Twenty-first ward.
That
H. 8. HARRIS and
I THOMAS J. McliVILY,
by the greatest number of * otes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for tbo fifteenth Election district of tbe Twentyfirst
ward.
That
JAMES OORREY and
l WILLIAM S. COPiiLAND,
by tbe greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for tbe Sixteenth Election district of the Twentyfirst
ward.
That
RVFV3 L. DODGE and
I JOSEPH DEMPSEY,
I by the greatest nun'ber of voles, were duly elected Inspectors
or El action for the Seventeenth Election district of tbe Twenty-li
rut ward.
That
OEOBOB HICKEY and
S AUGUSTUS DOCHARTY,
by the greatest number of voles, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for tbe Eighteenth Election district of the Twenty
first ward.
That
DANIEL A. BOSTW1CK and
a STEPHEN CORNKLL,
s by the greatest number of votes, were dulv elected Inspectors
of Election lor tbe Nineteenth klccilon district of the Twen.
ty-flrvt ward.
Thai
CHABLES W. BAKER and
THOMAS BOOTH,
by tbe greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election for the Twentieth Election district of the Twenty
first ward.
QTbat
WILLIAM H. MoINTIRE and
s THOMAS A. BUS lTON,
i by the greatest numoer of votes, were duly sleeted inspectors
of Election for ths Twenty-first Election district of ths
Twenty-first ward.
TWENTY-SECOND WARD.
That
i PETER MoCULLOl'GH and
JETHRO WASHBOUKN,
by ths greatest number of votes, were dulv elected Inspectors
of Election for ths First Election district of ths Twentysecond
ward,
s That
e LAWRENCE ROCK and
THOMAS DOOLEY,
by lite crehteat number of votes, were duly sleeted Inspectors
of Electlou for ths Sscond Election district of the Twentysecond
ward.
i That
# JOHN P. YOUNG and
JKKKMtAtl UKUWIiKI,
by the greatest uuuibrr of rote*, were duly elected Inspectorn
of Election for the Third Election dlitrlot of the Twenty
econ I war J.
That
CHARLES CAMPBELL and
BERNARD MARTIN,
by the sreatest number of rotes, were duty elected Inspector* *
of Election for the Fourth Election district of the Twenty*
second waid.
That
JOHN BETZ an1
ANDREW BLESSING,
by the greateat number of votes, were duly elected Inspector*
or Election for the Fifth Election district of the Twenty cciind
ward.
That
? JOHN DORAS and
b J. J. FREDERICK PFLtJOER,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly eleeted Inspector*
or Election for the Sixth Electloa district of the Twenty-second
ward.
That
A A RON WOODRUFF and
t> t'HARLES H. H AH WELL,
by the greatest number ot votes, were duly elected Inspector*
or Election tor the Seventh Election district ot the Twentysecond
ward.
That
ANDREW JOHNSTON and
b THOMAS HIGOINS,
by the greatest 11 uumer of rotes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Glectiou for the Eighth Election district of the Tweuty.
second waid.
Thai
JOSEPH H. 8TEINER and
b CHARLES E. CONNOLLV,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Ninth Election district of the
Twenty-second ward.
That
JAMES CLOWS and
b FREDERICK H. FAAQG,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Tenth Election district of the
Twenty-second ward.
That
THOMAS O'NEILL and
b JOHN E. UKEKNE,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Eleventh Election district of the
Twenty-second ward.
That
WILLIAM H. CORNETT and
EDWARD OSUORN,
by the greatest number of votes, ware duly elected Inspector*
or Election for the Tweiftn Election district of the Twentysecond
ward.
> rbal ANTON BRUNERand 11
i- JAMES O'BRIEN,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election fur lh* Thirteenth Election district of the Twenty second
ward.
That
e- JOHN O. TIETOEN and
>- WILLIAM HULL1HAN,
by the greatest number of votes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election for the Fourteenth Election district of the Twentysecond
ward.
That
r* STEPHEN A. STAFFORD and
h PETER B. MASTERSON,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspector*
of Election (or the Fifteenth Election district of the Twentysecond
ward.
That
re FREDERICK CLRICH and
tt- THOMAS MoMAHON,
by the createet number of votes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Election tor the Sixteenth Election district of the Twentysecond
ward.
Tk.l
r? *""" JAMES FLIMN and
tb JOHN JA8PKR,
by the greatest number of rotes, were duly elected Inspectors
or Eleciioo for tbe feevemeenih Election district of tba
Twenty second ward.
"* We certify thii declaration to be correct, and hare caused
n' the same to be attested by the signature* of the chairman
and secretary of this Board, this thirtieth day of May, A. L).
oae thousand eight bunared ai.d seventy.
WILLIAM M. TWEED, Chairman.
Co AK 1.18 E. Lo*w, County Clerk and Secretary.
n6TATB
or N*W Yi>RK, ClTT AND COUKTT OV( ?
Nrw York, Cot/XT* CLFnis's Officii. | "
I hereby certify that I lia*? compared the foregoing with
the original declaration remaining on tile in this oiiice. ?nil
>rs tliat the name Is a correct transcript therefrom, aud of U'?
in- whole of eucli original. * ,
Witness my hand and official seal, at the New York oomity*"
court house, In tlie city and county of New V'ork, this tuir- i
tleth day ct Mnv, one tuous ind et^lit hunUreii and srvontv.
tJHABLM E. LOEW,
ira Clerk of the county of Na.v Yojx.