The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

The whole number votes given the office OF Con-
stables OF the Eighteenth ward was six thousand and
OF which John X. Finley received thousand three
hundred and thrty-six
OF which Nicholas Cowan received one thousand and
fourteen
OF which james Owens received i've hundred and forty
nine.
OF which Augustus sibberns received seven hundred
and thirty nine.
OF which Henry Bishop received one thousand two
hundred and seventy
OF which Isaac V. Pruss received one thousand and
eighty nine.
NINETEENTH WARD
The whole number OF votes given for the office Of Con-
stables OF the Nineteenth Ward four thousand six hun
OF which Nathaniel J. Groves received six hundred and
OF which John Pye received six hundred and ten
OF which John Mahoney received one thousand
hundred and thirteen.
ninety nine
OF which Josiah Hedden received six hundred and
Of which John Clark received six hundred and nine
And there was one scattering vote.
TWENTIETH
The whole number of votes given for the office OF Con
stables OF the Twentieth ward, nine thousand six
hundred and seventy -four.
OF which Thomas :. Mitchell received two thousand
two hundred and twenty two
or which Thomas Muigan received two thousand six
hundred and thirty seven.
OF which Simeon Raymond received thousand nine
hundred and seventy.
on which John Y. Baker received eight hundred and
fifteen
III which James Gruschcnske received four hundred
and eighty five.
OF which Joseph simmer received nine hundred and
OF which Morris Bennett received four hundred and
or which Henry VI. Size received sixty eight.
And that there were thirteen scattering votes
TWENTY FIRsT WARD
The whole number OF votes for the office of Con-
stables Of the Twenty first ward thousand four
hundred and seventy eight.
OF which Mathew Nugent received seven hundred and
ninety six.
OF which Thomas Bradburn received thousand five
hundred and sixty two.
OF which Joseph Rosenthal received thousand two
OF which John T. Cleary received one thousand three
OF which jeremiah 7. Lockwood received two hundred
and twenty four.
OF which owen Coughlin received eight hundred and
OF which James Cannon received eight hundred and
seventy four.
or which Peter Van Brunt received six hundred and
forty.
And that there were sixteen scattering votes.
The whole number of votes given for the office OF Con.
stables of the Twenty second ward thousand
two hundred and sixty-two.
Of which William W. Purdy received thousand five
hundred and sevcnty.six.
or which Phap Keys received one thousand six hun
dred and twenty.
OF which Thomas Cushing received thousand eigh,
hundred and sixty-on
seyenty-hve.
OF which scagh NJ stanies received eighteen.
OF which Isaac Wyman received twenty 4.
OF which Isaac Golden received nine.
or which joseph Steiner received one
OF which Simeon Raymond received one.
or which Francis r. Farr received twenty-five
OF which Francis + Frank received one thousand one
hundred and sixteen.
And that there were nineteen scattering votes.
OFFICERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS
That II appears upon such estimate aud canvass that
the whole number Of votes given for Commissioners, Ia
pcctors and Trustees Of Common Schools for the various
rdG nf htg ri V no in IN Wit
FIRST WARD.
Commissioner
The whole number of votes given for the Office of Com
missioner of Common Schools Of the First ward
thousand six hundred and thirty-four
OF which jeremiah Fitzpatrick received six hundred
Of which John II. williams received six hundred and
Of which Charles McCay received three hundred aud
sixty seven.
And that there was one scattering vote
InsJot0r.
The whole number OF votes given for the Office of In.
spector Of Comm n Schools OF the First ward
thousand six hundred and thirty eight
U which Lewis Notte received six hundred and
seventy seven.
OF which Michael s.. George received six hundred and
Of which Patrick Baldwin received two hundred and
ninety.two.
And that there were fifteen scattering votes
Trustees.
The whole number votes given for the office of Trus
Thousand four hundred and nifty
OF which John Harris received six hundred and sixty
OF which Thomas Conc received six hundred and
Of which Michan sullivan received five hundred and
eighty
Cf which James OGrady received four hundred and
forty ninc.
and twenty.
Of which Thomas j. Riley received three hundred.
OF which Dennis Sullivan received three hundred and
two
of which Thomas J. REILLY, TO I'll vacancy received
twenty one.
And that there were forty scattering votes.
WARD.
Commissioner.
The whole number OF given for the Office of Com
missioner o. Common Schools Of the Second ward
three hundred and seventy three.
which James Watson received hundred and forty
four.
on which William Buckley received two hundred and
twcniy-six.
And that there were three scattering votes.
Inspector.
The whole number Of votes given for the Office Of In
pctor OF Common schools Of the second ward was three
OF which Hiram Marsh received three hundred and nifty
Of which George A. Hood received two.
OF which Hugh Dolan received one.
Ana that there were-eventccn scattering votes.
Trasses-Fuu T,1a.
Tho whole number Of votes given for the Office of Trus
tees Of Common schools OF the second ward was seven
hundred and thirty four.
on which David W. orpheus received two hundred and
" which Alvah W lockwood received one hundred and
forty three.
~ which Dietrich Miller received hundred and
thirty nine.
on which Augustc Me,zIer received two.
Trys.ys--v Vacancy
The whole number Of given for the Office Of Trus
tees Of Common schools Of the second ward to nl
vacancy for two years, three hundred and nfty
nine.
" which Francis H. Ruhe received two hundred and
thirteen.
az which william X. Edgcrton received one hundred
and fcrty.two.
az which George n. vonselde received two.
On which r. N. Hugh received one.
OF which James Dunn received one.
WARD
Commissioners
The whole number II votes cast for Commissioner
81 Common Schools Of the Third ward -four hundred
aud eighty one.
az which Robert $. Gould received two hundred and
sxty-one.
az which Edward b. Heath received two hundred and
four.
or which there were sixteen scattering votes.
insIsrsor.
The whole number Of votes given for the Office OF In
specior Of Schools Of the Third ward four
hundred and eighty four.
On which Amos stookcy received two hundred aud
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