New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

Cf uhich Charles H. Lyon. received thousand three
hundred
OF which Jshh Dosov.n received husdr,d Aad sweny
ho nunsrr o vote. rven r the eaee Of rrssses. q
Common seloos e the hBssseHth WARD ~. ave thousand
OF hieh RObei AeGinEss received thousand eight
Ofrhieh lisr H. Hhehuan received thousand ih
or which Dszsl KsHAber received Eve hundred and thirty
OF which william O. King received thousand Ons
or pheh Jane, Miller received thousand handed
/ AID ~ enty-iwo
And that A''s "'s .ysH TS4rf4T siifTws wsTsD JIsf
The whole uupbr Of vote. given for The os q Communication
e Of lennon Schools Of the Twentieth ard i've thou
o s l1Ff1ss Hass. a9f Ass ssu. ., two thousand on. han
ofrhsb ASen T. HeGyus received thousand eight han
hh Edwin Dobb. received thousand hundred and
O uhieh John Hooper received hundred and ninety
Ard that there we're ;iIiesn ,eaerins votss =
Common Schools Of The Twentieth Ward i've thousand siH
OF which Daniel Yang, received thousand hun
or sieh received eight hundred
ofphsb Join B Rsdey received thousand four handre
which Daniel H. Smith received hundred and Gay
| seyer.
Tle Whole number given the Office Of Trustees Of
Common schOO. Of the Twentieth Ward eleven thousand
Of which IhOms. MsheT received three thousand tire
Of ~Iieh John ?. Williams received two thousand
0fvhich ysLns received thousand eight hundred
6i SIich Henry w YichOl. received tive thousand
(which JsIae. l. Wilson received thousand hundred
Owheh John Calvert hundred and nse,y nine
ofwheh " nIiam Ross received two hundred and one
cenHer school. Of f.hs sntle,h Ward wa. ,,,,,,,
OF which John r. VooGh received two hundred and thirty
And that there were twelve .esttsriHs votes.
the Twentieth Ward to MI vacancies was i've thousand eight
OF which w. Luekey received thousand hun
OF hic jane. Harrison received one thousand eight hundred
ofwbicf John R. Paxton received hOussndeght huned
And Nat there T;s SgT ;.rf59F ySi:; %sRp
The whoe number Of the office Of Commission
ers Of Common school. ,he Twenty Ward four
Sf S hnsPs~ y Stout
VI which Lewis Thomas received thousand eight hun
And hat there were si1 scattering votes
The whole number Of votes iven for the oe OF inspectors
Of Common Schools q the 1wentyh't Ward w1 four thou
OF ~heh EdSard c. Johnson received two thousand two
OF which CHARLES Nam received thousand hundred
| - Ind hat here were four scattering votes
The whole number Of vote, 70, che oee OF Trustees OF Con
OF which AeIsnder Brandon nine hun
or which benjamin B. Aerbury received two thousand two
or which WiSum DeLscy received two thousand hun
| dred and ,ishy.D
OF when william P EsserbrOOk received thousand four
And that there ere eight scattering votes.
The whole gven for the Office Of Connms
onsI Of Common ssSOC, Si se TsSSy Ward was
which John oKeee received thousand eight hundred
OF bc Perry received thousand Eve hundred
- And that there was one scattering vote.
The number Of given for the ose Of Of
Common Schools Of The Twenty second ward was three 'h0o
4 flgael drpda md II N-flE
Of Witch Tmes, G. H. STACK received thousand eight
OF which John Lang received thousand four hundred
Gfwhicf Charlie. T. simm. received seventy.
And that there scattering vote. m. -,
The whole number Of votes given for The once o.
OF which John MscKewsn received one thousand seven hun
OF which Jo.eph Cudpp b received thousand h'e hun
or which Philip Vernon received thousand four hun
OF Which Murphy received thousand four hundred
'HS OF Sieb John Sim. received eishtyave.
ofwhch George Thatcher received hundred and thirty
or which Edward Eeoe, hundred and twenty
| and that there were fourteen scattering vOtss
Tie Board Of City CsnyaeTs Of the City and County OF New
.e%e Election District. Of .ad city county the Eec
lion held December 1889 do hereby certify determine and
| declare. ,,,von
That Fernando Wood by the greatest number ofyoses was
| duly elected Mayor ofthe City ofNew-fora
COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION
That Greene BIonson by the greatest number Of votes was
| duly elected Counsel TO the Corporation.
| GOVERNORS or THE ALMS-HOUsE.
That James Lynch by the greatest number Of votes was dOy
| elected Governor Of The Aims House ,,,
That Ws Pnkney received the neIt highest number Of
votes and thereby duly elected Governor OIL INC AIMS
| House. .rpD,ry
That Richard Barry by the greatest number OF votes was aoy
That James Bailey by the greatest number o. votes was a'
elected Alderman Of the Fourth Aldernanic plsiieL
suiy elected Alderman Of the Sixth Aldermsnc District
i NJ. hx he
That Charles O. COe By the greatest number Of votes S
sulv elected Aldermtn OF the Tenth AldeImanic District
hs, Fss s.d 4 nDSs p be TwS aIdsrnsne District
That Gilbert NJ Plsit BY the sreate member oi 'Ysss
X rr.nce Farley by number of votes was
duly elected Alderman Of the Seventeenth Adef"ons
| COUNCIIMFN.
Tbs, The following named penons BY the greatest mum
Der Of votes, duly the oae OfCOOnenen IN each Of
| The Senatorial Districts ofthe cty, yiT;
Fourth DistrictH1Trs Bogzr Morgan Jones JoePn Snail
| non James A. Burns, John Hogan, and J0hn bAneh-
Enh Distriet-Frederiek RSwsssen p EdTMa Dos'sno'
Jolu Mcconnell, John Van Tine, Thomas o. Hal and J. L.
Fssb si,b Enthusiastically Mun.Ou Lawrence NJ Van wr
| AieTn Ger l. Shaw Cornelius w. Campbell, Pierre C. Kane
'n nssysa1h 0.,iie-Irs A. Allen Chas Decker, ChAs Nc
Cshy Daniel b. Townsend Chas T. PinekBsy and Jonathan
I. Trcter. cousr.p1rs
That following naued oy the rea,c nun
bT Of 3ey elected Constable. for the vsFious "d Of
'iN T., Ward Msthsw Brpe........ Thomas Roche.
IiiS Wsrd Jobn Hurley .......... Michael MeCsnn.
| Ivth Ward. Michael Doody ......J Jstnes Denoyan-
VIII Ward. Daniel Duffy. Patrick Boyle
yIiih Win wsTd wsd Robert sfIfa Ssd csvsnash
| IXth Id..Abn. sprIgsten- Il & hos raro- %
| Xth Ward. .Chss. V LyoDs-...... Philip Riley;
| XIth Ward Lloyd Bryant. Lorena oeerie-
XIlh wsrd. John Bs,m..... y"hu r Harrington
Xilth WHd.. Anthony Glss' o. hilaeEof~Ha
| XytL Ward. John Hitler. ............Mm- HsPegrn-
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