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And that there were forty eight scattering votes


forty.
OF which Frederick schaGcr received eigh, hundred
OF which Thomas Crimmns received eigh, hundred
and thirty nine.
OF which Henry j. Armstrong received six hundred
and fifty.
OF which Herman Goebel received six hundred and
twenty-five.
And that there ninety four scattering votes.
TtseeS-Tdc1
The whole number Of given for the Office Of Trus
tees OF Common Schools of the Nineteenth ward, to fill
vacancy, was two thousand four hundred and thirty
OF which John Garvey received nine hundred and
twenty two.
OF which George W Douglass received eight hundred
OF which William II. Dccamp received six hundred and
And that there were forty seven scattering votes
TWENTIETH WARD
Commissioner,
The whole number Of votes given for the office OF Com
missioner OF Common Schools of the Twentieth ward was
four thousand seven hundred and seventy-sx.
OF which Nelson J. Waterbury received two thousand
four hundred forty seven
OF which John Quackenbush received thousand and
hity-iye.
Of (which William Walsh received hundred and
OF which Alexander Brandon received one
OF which John Dearborn received one hundred and
twenty five.
And that there twenty scattering votes.
Inspector.
The whole number OF votes given for the Office of In
spocor Of Common schools If the Twentieth ward was
four thousand eight hundred and eighty four
OF which Peter Farrell received two thousand six
hundred and nifty nine.
or which Daniel Hogencamp received two thousand
and forty-six.
OF which George B. Farrar received one hundred and
thirteen.
And that there sixteen blank votes
Trustees.
The whole huber Of votes given for the Office OF Trus
tees of Common Schools of the Twentieth ward nine
thousand i've hundred and seventy eight.
OF which George Pryor received one hundred and fifty
four.
OF which Rober, l.. Lundy received one hundred and
sixty.
OF which John r Radley received two thousand five
OF which james 6. Dimond received two thousand
seven hundred and fifteen.
Oi which Henry ". Nichols received one thousand nine
hundred and thirteen.
N which William +. Trask received two hundred and
thirty four
OF which Daniel II Smith received seven hundred and
o. which James L. HASTE received one thousand one
hundred and twenty eight.
TlStees-7o FIJI Tdcnncy
The whole number II votes given for the Office Of Trua
tees of Common Schools of the Twentieth ward to I'll
eancy for two years was four thousand seven hundred
and nity-two
OF which Aonzo r. Peck received two hundred and
Of which Mathew McDougall received one thousand
seven hundred and sevcnty -four.
III which Leopold Haas received two thousand seven
hundred and thiriy-on
And that there were twenty three blank votes.
TWENTY FIRST WARD.
Commissioner
The whole number OF votes given for the Office Of Com
missioner Of Common Schools OF the Twenty first ward
three thousand six hundred aud fourteen
Of which William W Niles received nine hundred and
forty-fye.
o. which Henry G. DcForrest received four hundred
OF which .rohn davenport received one thousand
hundrt ID and fifty three.
of which Memo Doncndorf received nine hundred and
sxiy.oBe
And that there were six scattering votes.
Inspector
The whole number Of votes given for the Office q In
speCtor Of Common Schools Of the Twenty FIRST ward
three thousand seven hundred and ninety nine
OF which james tndcrhii received two thousand two
OF which John Burns received i've hundred and eighty
OF which David Banks, Jr received nine hundred and
seventy.
and tina, there were four scattering votes.
TRUSTEES.
The whole number OF votes given for the Office Of Trus
of Common schools Of the Twenty ward WAS
seven thousand four hundred and twenty nine.
of which Josiah r. Kendall received nine hundred and
az which Alfred NJ Colin received egh, hundred and
ninety eight.
of which Andrew II. Pride received five hundred and
OF which jeremiah Walsh received four hundred and
~ which Edwin " Bloom received one thousand nine
hundred and sixty four.
OF which william L. CogsweH received thousand
of which William IL Kirby received two hundred aud
one.
" which Michael Gchcsan received one thousand and
And that there were seventeen scattering votes.
TwENr1~rcoNp WARD.
Commissioner
The whole number Of given for the Office Of Com
missioner Of Common schools for the Twenty second
ward four thousand and twenty six.
~ which James Mariner received one thousand eight
hundred and twenty.six
az which Robert r. Bradford received one thousand
of which John NJ. Mcsorlcy received three hundred and
eighty nine.
~ which Charles Fowler received eighty
And that there were twenty-five scattering votes.
Tho whole number of votes given for the Office Of In
poet or 81 Common Schools OF the Twenty ward
Aas three thousand nine hundred and lfty one.
~ which John Miller received thirty
~ which Adam Rcedigcr received enc thousand two
hundred ard siNty.
az which Jeremiah Crowley received two thousand and
eleven.
az which Abttah Ingraham received scvcn,y.six.
And that there were forty four biank votes
Trustees.
The whole number az vote given for the Office OF rrus
toes Common schools Of the Twenty second ward was
seven thousand eight hundred and thrty.six
of which ichn y Coulter received one thousand seven
hundred and thirty.
~ which David Clark received thousand three hun
or which Calvin iaihrop received four hundred and
eighty four.
az which John NJ iIeics received one thousand six
of which Charles simpson received four hundred and
on which Patrick Murphy received one thousand i've
hundred and ninety two.
On which James Walh received three hundred ana
nfty i've
Of which John n Kelly received hfty .sevs
~ which George furlung received eighty six
40 which Calvin ~. storms received twenty.
~ which william Ford received city.
Aud that there we're thirty ono scattering votes
The roard or City Canyassers % the City and County Of
New York. having canysssed anil estimated tn votes
given in the several election districts " said city and
,rty ~ the election hd December !, is00, DO hereby
certify. determine aud dcclarc--
iTsTIcE For TIE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Tha, william N. Bn, by the greatest number Of votes
luly elected Justice FOO thu Eighth Judicial district
ALDERMEN.
Jha, Henry smith ~ the greatest number of votes,
was duly ~ cted Alderman Of the First Mdctmanc dis
trict.
That John ! Henry, by The greatest number Of votes
was duly elected Alderman e the Third Mdermanic dis
trirt.
1hai John H. Brady ~ the greatest number n votes
was duly elected Alderman oi the filth hdcrmanic dts
trlct
That Charles Chip by tho greatest number q votes
vns duly ELECTED Alderman Of the seventh hfcrmanic
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