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

eighty
o. which Casper y. steinheimer received two hundred
and hity-sx.
Of which Alexander Lang, sr., received three hundre
and twenty.
OF which VIM. Conrad received twenty nine.
OF which Alex. Lang, Jr., received nineteen.
And that there twenty two scattering votes.
Trusees-Fuu Term.
The whole number Of votes given for the ONCE OF Irus
tees Of Common Schools Of the Fourth ward was three
thousand five hundred and seventy four.
Of which Richard oNeil received three hundred and
OF which Martin Mcnerny received three hundred and
OF which William Clcary received thirty -one.
OF which William Ennis received thirty.
OF which William p. Kirk received six hundred and
OF which Daniel Leahey received hundred and six
ty-eight
OF which Patrick Grove received hundred and six
OF which Daniel Healey received three hundred and
seventy four.
OF which John Sullivan received two hundred and
OF which Henry 3 Meyer received two hundred and
0r which Benjamin Sherwood received three hundre
and eighteen.
OF which William Huclet received three hundred and
OF which Thomas Rice received six.
And that there were thirty two scattering votes
Trustees to Fill Vacancies.
The whole number of votes given for the office of Trus
tees of Common Schools OF the Fourth ward, t. Ill
cancies, thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight.
Of which John Marriott (reccived three hundred and
twenty five.
sixty twO.
OF which John Walsh received two hundred and nine
ty-one.
OF which william McDermott received twenty.
Of which James Coyle received three hundred and
fourteen.
OF which Richard Joyce received one hundred and Sc
OF which Thomas White received four hundred and
twenty three
And that there twenty scattering votes.
WITH WARD.
Commissioner.
The whole number Of votes given for the office OF Com
missioner Of Common schools Of the Fifth ward was two
thousand three hundred and seventy three.
OF which James T. Dupgnac received two thousand
three hundred and sixty-six.
And that there were seven scattering votes.
Inspof0r.
The whole number OF votes given Tor the ONCE OF In
spector Of Common Schools Of the Fifth ward was two
thousand three hundred and sixty-six
OF which Joseph g.. Harrison received two thousand
two hundred and fortyiou
OF which Henry Emmons received one hundred ana
three
And that there were nineteen scattering votes
Inspectors tn Fill Vacancy
The whole number Of votes given for the office OF In
spectors OF Common schools TO I'LL vacancy, was two
thousand three hundred and sixty eight.
OF which Frederick NJ. Hexainer received ono thou-
sand and nine.
three hundred and thirty seven.
And that there were twenty two scattering votes.
Trustees
Tho whole number of votes given for the Office OF Trus
tees Of Common schools Of the Fifth Ward four thou
sand seven hundred and seventy seven.
hundred and I'VE.
OF which Charles HerdoT received hundred and
sixtytwo
OF which william H. ellison received thousand and
nftys
Of which John Moss received nine hundred and ninety
one.
Of which John y. Marsh received one hundred and
sixty eight.
seventy. seven
And there we're eighteen scattering votes.
SIXTH WARD
Commissioner.
The whole number of given for the Office OF Com
missioner Of Common Schools OF the Sixth ward two
thousand one hundred and forty two
Ofwhich Henry ii. Howard received four hundred and
forty hive.
OF which Patrick Wade received one thousand three
on which Henry Bateman received three hundred and
sixty one
And that there were eleven scattering votes.
The whole number of votes given for the office of
specor Of Common Schools Of the sixth ward was two
Thousand and eighty seven
OF which Jeremiah Mahoney received four hundred and
three
on which william Neas received eight hundred and
reventy three
on which Patrick Gaflncy received two hundred and
OF which William Niles received five hundred and five
Trustees
Trustees Of Common schools Of the sixth Ward was
thousand and tifty.six.
OF which Henry Bltcman received threc hundred ana
ninety Ave.
IN which John Mc(oin six hundred aud eighty
seven
IN hi,b patrk Revnolds received one thousand four
hundred and ope
mr. which John Tucker received one thousand three
hund,eJ and uftv.tve
0s wh;rh Geargc Mellon received two hundred and
two
W. Ana Inn, ,bcrc wore sixteen scattering votes.
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C.yu.,u;ss;orer
Tho whole number Of vote given for the Office Of Com.
nss,onar of common s.hools al the seventh Ward was
,ua ,,o,,sans six hundred and nf,y seven
M Which, iohn ,:alyan received one thousand three
h,na, S", AMI went one
~ y,birh Nnhlon II Hewitt received one thousand
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w. 49,, -, ,no,a 49,. ,..p sc.tteriny yotcs
H"u ''' ' -" -,
H., ,o,. ,,r,h.r az yo,rs given for The Office Of In
, - c,n,no, schoo,s or tbc seventh ward WAS t,so
- -, hundrcd a,d ,hi,,y ..ybt
os ,hch Andrew Martin received one thousand three
,n'a, wd .nd ,h,,,esn ,'''''A WV
~, ,.h,ch v;,l,,,n n Norpbv received ono thousand
,n,sc r snna,s %', nna twelve ri p"'
ana that there wcr, thirteen scattering votes
Ana 'n"' '"e'o "''' ~, Tr,,seas '''''''s 'oe7
Tho ho,c nu,nber Of votes given for the office Of Trus.
my ~ r Sh,s ~ hs seventh vail xaa uva
-. .. ~ ~ s,',.aS $50 s,s,y ~. -
ne n.h pa,aara s,,yth rcre,ved ono thousand ,hree