The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-22

And that there were ten scattering votes.
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o. whhh William M. LELAND received two thousand four
NJ 81 wS wsm Macay received one thousand five
hundret ard ninetytwo.
And that there were seven scattering votes
The whole number Of votes given 70. the office Of Insgec
u ussno seven hundred and two
which John Chamberlain received two ousa I'd three
OF which Theodore received esh, hun
Of Which jacob W Moore received five hundred aud thirty
And that there were twenty six scattering votes
Tn. Who'll. number 81 votes GIVEN for the Office Of
schools the Eighteenth ward four thousand
ofwhch Henry ouackenboss received two thousand
hundrsd sbd Salmon received one thousand eight hun
OF which William H. Nelson received three.
three.
The whole number Of for the Office Of Inspectors
Of Common Schools Of the Nineteenth ward two thousand
OF which Thomas IcMsnus one thousand and thirty
OF which John Keynon received three hundred aud thirty
OF which received six hundred and eight
or which George Fuller received hundred and eighty
And tina, there were eight scattering
The whole number Of votes gwen for the Office Of nsoecos
of Common Schools of the Twentieth ward FIVE thousand
which John Hoey received thousand Eve hundred
or Which Michael Green received thousand and sixty ak
Of which Daniel Hogencamp received thousand ak
or which william Ross received nine hundred and eleven
And that there fifteen scattering votes
TWENTY WARD.
whS Of S the o
or which John Friedman received thousand two
OF which James Crawford received three hundred and
Ofwhch Edward N Blum received thousand six hun.
OF which Richard vanderburg received five hundred and
fifty two,
And that there two scattering votes.
TwEsTy.sEcoSD WARD.
The whole number Of votes for the Office Of Inspector
thousand five hundred and thirty eight
ofwhch Nathaniel Ely recevedone thousand six hundred
OF which James Bernhsm received thousand eight hun
And that there eighteen scattering votes.
TRUSTEES OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
The whole number Of votes given for the Office Of Trustees
Common Schools for the First ward three thousand and
OF which Bartlett received hundred forty
OF which John MCINTYRE received one hundred ana six
OF which John aly received two hundred and forty
OF which James Fitzgerald received eight hundred and
which Kearney received eight hundred and
OF which James Fzemons received one hundred and three
VACANCY TOR TWO YEARS.
The whole number of given for the office Of Trustees
wears was two thousand three hundred eighty seven
OF which William H. Caulhed received two hundred and
OF which Clz Morrison received two hundred and thirty
Of which Hagan received hundred and ninety
OF which John Mcintyre received four hundred and three
o. which Dennis Mannon received four hundred and thirty
OF which James Word received hundred and City
TO FILL VACANCY FOR yEAs:
Of for % Ga r
year, was three thousand and my I'VE ,
ofhch James g. Euiott received two hundred and thirty
OF which George Thompson received two hundred and
OF which Andrew Baldwin received hundred ninety
OF which Arthur Gnder received two hundred and seven
or which James Woods hundred thirty one
OF which Michael st. George received two hundred and thir
OF which James Burns received SIX hundred and my.
OF which James peran received q, hundred and nine
OF which John Hogan received nye.
The whole number Of given the Office OF Trustees
Common schools in the Second ward two thousand
OF which James Raymond receivedtwo hundred and 6fy
OF which Henry KAppeman 90 al vacancy, place OF ia
cog ene rses snq o and
OF which R: J. Finley TO I'll vacancy received two hun
o. which sparSawk Parsons 60 Gil vacancy received two
OF Which John shon received two hundred and forty
two 10 ~ OF
OF which Joseph shennegal 60 h vacancy received
OF which john j. Maioney received hundred and any
OF which John K walsh received hundred and afiy
And tha, there we're ten scattering votes.
THIRD WARD
whole NUMBER
OF Common schools tor the Third ward nine hundred
OF Which John l. Bskeley 10 a vacancy for three years.
received two hundred and thirty -four.
received two hundred and thirty three,
OF which Henry w Lecompte 90 I'll vacancy for one year
OF which John H. McCray received two hundred and thirty
or which John ouarscn 10 oil vacancy for one year, recev
ed two hundred and twenty four =,
received two hundred and
OF which Edward Hagsery ill vacancy for year,
expdO one hrQ drpda n fOFry.Q ey
of which Patrick Kerrin received hundred and forty
OF which John L. Wilton TO all vacancy for year.
OF which Nsriiner Tunson received forty three.
OF which Mortimer G. Tunson 90 ill vacancy for three
'e q Which John !. &Sii,on received ,hir.ee.
Of which Joseph Wallace 90 a vacancy for one year,
And that there were seven scattering votes
The whole number given for ONCE Of Trustees
Of Common schools for the Fourth Ward three
OF which Michael Carroll received seven hundred and
6f which James Duruey received six hundred and ninety.
OF which George W. Csssery received nine hundred and
OF witch Morris Fredsand received two hundred and g.
owhch Henry l. yyer received hundred and seventy.
OF which Thomas Muin received one.
,,T TO rIIt yacAscy:
Common Schools for the Fourth ward 10 m vacancy
OF which Christopher Kascn6rock received seven hundred
and Eve.
OF which Thomas Nuln received twenty
eight.
Of which Thoma, Norris Fredsand received twenty
OF which Henry L. Myer received twenty
And that there were thirteen scattering votes.
The whole number Of given the Office Of Of
Common schools for the Fh ward four thousand three
hundred and fifty
OF which william L. Herbert received hundred and
twenty three
OF which John Savage Jr, received sr hundred
venty
Ofwhch John T. Roome received eight hundred and four
OF which Charles e. Not received thousand four
dred and thirty four
hundred and twenty
And that there three scattering votes
The whole number 81 given for the ONCE Of
Common Schools for the sixth ward three thousand
hundred and ninety two.
OF wdA John Leneban received thousand and thirty
two.
OF which Francis oRouke received one thousand seven
hundred and thirty eight
Of which william Carroll received seven hundred and
twenty.
And here we're two scattering votes
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