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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DIsTRICT-ATToRNEYs OFFICE
Dc. ..
MURDER AT KINGsTOY, JAMAICA.

MURDER At KINGSTON, JAMAICA.
Officer Patterson, of the Second Precinct Brook
yn accompanied by Of the officers Of the United States
steamer Powhatan called at the DItrictAtorneys office TO-
day FOX advice In relation TO named John Dean now 10
double irons on board the North Carolina IL seems that IL
August last while the Powhatsn at kingston Jamaica
seaman named Burns Dean, and other sailors got into
souis with policeman shore. ia tho course Of which
Dean stabbed the policeman killing him instantly Burns
arrested for the murder and In confinement m the
Kingston Jail. Dean escaped and discovered slowed
away under the cylinder Of the Powhaan after she
The officers DESTROYS of sending Dean back
Kingston, and releasing Burns, who was innocent.
Mr.. Andrews referred them to tho British Consul who car
sppy for the removal Of Dean under the EStrdiion Act
ROBBERY AT SEA.
Henry Myers the second mate Of the ship Lannerbeer
arrested by officers shechsn and Lee having been sent home
BY the American Consul at Liverpool charge Of robbery
the high capital oense Myers Is charged Will
purlOinns the money and clothing of Capt Adams, who
Will be remembered murdered this vessel In the Bri.
sh Channel ard for which Hawkins the steward is now In
confinement Myers sent to this port IN the ship Devon
shire but that yee being in dres pu. into Bermuda snI
Myers transferred to BRIG bound for this port On FIi
esy r While the pig 'ens 30 niles outside the HcsA
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- he School Officers Of the XIIth Ward, q; the Office Of
the Clerk OF the Board OF Education corner Of Grad and
Eu-sts until SATURDAY, the 2st day Of Dscen9eT in.
Al 10 O'Clock e. noon for the DESKS. CHAIRS SETJEES
&C. NECESSARY for furnishing portion oil the Primary De
p.lnlent Of Ward sehoolHouse No ~ Ia said ward pqr-
paut 10 pus and specifications he and to be at the
Office Of the Superintendent Of School Building No ~
Cro.by Two Iespopible and approved '1rclies VIII be
faithful performance the contTs, - be
entered into The School Ooors OF the Ward the
right to reject any all Of the proposals offered deemed
a.. pctlso sssar do Datoa Dee 1901
JAMES MACKEAN, icon,ni,.ion.,.
HARVEY II. GREGORY, ~
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'Metv!1lork Iailp GTrib,lns
CITY ITEMS.

THE AMERICAN TEMPERANCE USIoY.-A meeting
Of this association was held Oh Sunday evening at lrv'
ing Hall, but judging from the spaiseness of the
audience there was not that interest manifested
in the came which it justly demanded. The ex-
ercises were opened with prayer after which the
chairman stated that the object of the meeting was
10 procure means for the purpose of supplying onr
soldiers with temperance tracts. DIR. Marsh, who
has latterly done much toward supplying our
soldiers with temperance tracts, made short
address in which he recapitulated the iabors
of the Union, stating that upward of l65 600 tenn
perarce tracts had been distributed among the dler-
ent regiments. lie cited from numerous letters that
be had received setting forth the good accomplished
and showing that the seed had not altogether fallen
into stony places The Hon. James A. Briggs was
next introduced and made an excellent address oS-
hortng all present 10 labor earnestly in the cause and
to give of their abundance that soldiers might be
supplied with tracts. Much good he'd already been
effected, but much work yet remained TO be done
In the course OF his remarks lie paid high oompll'
ment to DIR. Marsh who had spent so many years OF
bis life toward the advancement Of temperance.
After other addresses q collection taken up, and
the audience dismissed with a lenediction.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

y From foot Of Courtlsndtst-Connecting at Hampton
Iunetiou with Delaware Lackswenne and Wes Railroad,
aud a Eas,on with Lehigh Valley Railroad and its conneo-
lions forming direct line to Pittsburgh andthe West without
change OF GERS. .-z-..-... - 500,
Leave New-YoIk rs follows:
HspEissrhe ExpREss-At q. m for Eaton Reading.
Pottsyiie HARRISBURG Mauch Chunk, WlliamIport, &C.;
MAI Ta.fN--At a. m. for Esston water Gap, scTsn
ION (iIeat Bend. Ptttton Wilkesbsrre, &c. -.
n ~ THEOUeH TRAIs-FOr EsstoD, bauch Chunk, VII
Iisn,spsr, Resdiag Po;tsville, Harrisburg Sc
4pN THROUGH TRAMP OF Eas.on Bethlehem Allentown,
and Nauch Chunk.
5;OF NJ WAY TR4iS-For Someuile
sP. WESTERN FXPRKss-Kor Eeston. Allentown, Read
Ing Hsrsb urs Pittsburgh aud the West Sleeping from
Jersey CITY through 70 Pittsburgh -
E1PREss TRAIS yoR HARRIsnCke-The a. m. GrPfe.s
EsiD New York sTryes at Hamburg - Ill., Connect
ing and We Penny yaDa Centrs Railroad Northern
Central RsilIoad North and Souh, and with the Cumoer-
and Valley Railroad,
THE THuoUcH Express Train FoR THK WssT leave.
NewYok 81 p m daily (Sm3ays excepted making close
connection At Harrisburg with Fenny vons Rail osd-wt no
change 70 Pittsburgh snd but 50 Cincinnati and
Chicago. -Four hours tiDe IL saved By taking this train
EIIrABETHPoRT AND NEw.YonK fKgnY-Loave New.
York from Pier No. North hiver 9;lJa 1890 $780,
and 4:3a, p.
tIip each way JOhN " slEHNS, Superintendent.
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Proposals.

A RMY SUPPLIES-Proposal will be received
~ by the undersigned at No statest., NewYork, until
O. clock D. H. Of WEDNESDAY the lh inst. for furnishing
for the H. 3 Amy and delivering IN this oy Brook
on or before the lst Of January 1892 the following sub
enee Stores: ...z -.
1900 half barrels TstqUality, new full conied MISS
PORK
Barrels md half barrels be entirely made OF the best
seasoned heart Of white oak fvhocped and having four
strong iron hoops .,
quantity Of the best SAT-.
The Pork 10 be packed by Of the regular professional
pa kers Of Newton Brooklyn whose certificates aIe 70
Be furnished with Hr. r. 7. Getty's indorsemeut.
A. b. EATON, Lie1t.-Col aud a. c. Q. ;.
Olfce of Asst Com.- Cen. Subsistcnoe,
New .YoIk, Dec. 4, 1851.
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Mr. SMITH-I have received q note from some OF
the Canyassers in this district, stating that there
was vote for Mayor in the Councilmanic box, and
vote for Couneilmen In the Mayoralty box that was
this one scattering vote.
Mr.. BooIE-Iiow can we alter the returns
have no doubt that the vote was cast for Mr. OPP
dyke, and that he ought to have it, and think the
Canyassers ought 10 be made to come here and
change 1t. I think that the vote belongs to MIR. Up.
dyke, and that we can send for the Canvassers and
make them alter the return.
Mr. FEoMEaT-ls not there another point In re-
gard TO this matter1 How are the Canyassers going
to make this change. WIN not by giving this vote
10 Mr.. Opdyke, the whole vote exceed the number
Oh the poll list !
Mr.. SNIrH-I would settle the whole matter by
sending for the Canvasser.
Mr.. Notwithstanding 10 the returns, that
would not settle the difficulty.
The PRESIDENT (Mr. Cornell) The Law requires
the Cauyasscrs to finish the canvass Of one box
before they begin that OF another.
Mr. FRoMEHT--TherefOre II will be an lmpos-
sibty to conform to tho law IL these votes are
allowed.
Mr.. CoRygLL-The whole number Of votes in the
box TALES with the number on the poll list. on
counting the votes they found one ticket for Council
ucn in the Msyoralty box. Ii was evidently mis-
take of the Inspector The motion Of the gentleman
IL 10 correct that to allow that vote to go into the
box for Counonen, and to allow the other to 90 IN
10 the Mayoralty box.
Mr. SMITn-I move that the Sergeant-at-Arms
notify the to appear here at :! p III and
correct the mistake.
The motion was carried, and the canvass pro-
eeeded.
Bd. DIa oPkyks. opdyke Gg,h Gunth'r. Wood. Wood;
l.. 3d.. % ~ IT, ~ "a
Mr.. SNITH-The correction in he IVth District is
made now, and the one scattering vote il given to
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For Ses-Haven, :, IN, (EGli R;l5 3:3OtEI)i $50
$50 and 7. m.
reI Bridgeport :, 10, EI), la:l', $3.50 px) $50
$50 ard ,. IN.
For Milford srstford Fairfield Southport and Westport
"a. 10. i2:l5 $50, and 4;30 p. - -
For NoTgsk = $50 l2l5, $3.50, (EI)i $780, $780, D;
For Dsrien and Greenwich :, $3.50 l2ls, $780, 43o
$40 r. m. ~. r., a
FOR stamford g. E1). e:ooA mi 2:ls, $780, CEzh ,;
80, $3.50 $50 p. . IA
Is, 3.5O;4:3O $3.50, $50 By. m.
For Pot Chester sud New Rochelle p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, ga m, (EI $50 ttxh p m
Fer Eoston, via Shore Line, l2:l5, p. M -. . 90.
For Hartford aud Springfield g. M, (Exb H;l'' S'So'
For Conseccut River RsiOsd to Montreal, a. M, tET
For HaI,fois PrOyidsnce, and Fishkin Railroad. M
For Nev.iIaSen NewLondon, and stOuingOn Railroad
ats e. m, l2:l5, $3.50, 9 p. N
For Canal Railroad. l2: is ?. N. to Northampton.
For HouastoDc Rairosa TO Pittsfisld, a. m.
For Naugs.uck Rsilrosd, u m, $3.50 p. m.
For Dsnbury and Norwsk Railroad, q $3.50 $3.50 p IL
Comuodious Sleeping Cars attached 70 p. IN. train.
JAMES Ii. HOYT. Superintendent.
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1898
COI CENTRAL RAILROAD. L. on
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
be capacity CT the Road j. equal 10 any IN tire
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.

y.
TIE GREAT SHORT LINZ TO TIE WEST.
Once No. Astor House, corner OF Neseyst
FACILITIES for the poItation of Passengers 20 aud nom
Cincinnati Chicago 81. Louis St. Paul Nashville Memphis
HswOresDs all other towns In the Nes North es;
and S2uLWe unsurpassed for speed and comfort ~ any
Through trains the West leave NewYor (o OF Court
tsndtstl Morning Express Evening ExIross, p
n sso at y. M, from same place. Via Allentown, ar
yng Pittsburgh st u next day. and connecting there vain
eli WesteTn trsinf.
SLEEPING and suokins cars al the trains.
Fare always low aud the tine quick, by any other
soute.
By ,b route Fezhs q all descriptions De forwarded
= ard io any point the Railroads 81 Ohio Kentucky In
siAns Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri BY RAIL
hoAD DiatCf TO pot on the nsvsable rivers Of
The Wet By steamers from Pttsbufg.
Ihs rates q Freight and from any polat IL the Wet by
ue PennylTsnis Railroad az al times favorable
snNyed ~ othe Railroad ConpIics Hefc5orts and ship
inasl,tz ie transportation Of their Height 70 this Com
PTttt os ~ tey With eentdeuce ito speedy transt
a. " ~; So~pehy eiso nsLtsns EJjgl4ns Accomm0ea
-, s4 ~ "lsn psftet emis al1g Westward enjoy
s%u ~, s,yabe Hode Of cguseyance at one h- tbs
y = ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. Nc. A.torIiouse
M.Dcsf1 Z, nstol HOME. and No South bviiiieu u.
'"'"Alb BIsCnOFF, Rmigrart Agents,
Fgof1r rfp,,s - No. battery see.
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ilrnfeeeio,,a! Notices.

nR. HOMER B0SrWICK viii continue the
~ Practice Of his Profession and give especial atteut2n 70
Operative Surgery, Deases Of tie Throat Consumption g,
male Comp!euts and Nervous Debility mpotencyI caused
bv youthful indisceion Mr. B book ths ster tubect
with hints young aud womep before o. after
Is Of vital importance thsru and cyey yoDug man 10 hs
land should possess this valuable book From The Boston
Medical ard Surgical Journal Price al IL may be had at ms
Office No IS 18th TX doors west Of Broadway q t
RICHARDSON'S Bookstore, Nc Nesey-st., and 1t GOD
FREYs No. S3l broadway. Office honIs nom until u a.
m and from to o p. N.
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I
Mr.. CoRYRLI-I move that the Canvassers be
notified 10 appear here and account for those votes
Mr.. DAYioS-I DO not suppose they have any
right TO change them.
Mr.. CoRNELL-My motion was that they appear
and account for them.
The motion was carried.
Mr.. Farley then commenced the canvass Of the
XVIII AheTmanic District, as follows:
QGoial. Tribune. Qfeiii. Tri5fEe Q6icl THINE
Wd,1Dis. 0pike. oplyke. ount,er Gutter. Wood Wood
A vote for Opdyke" in this District was, mo-
ton Of Mr.. FARLEY, counted for George Opdyke,
which accounts for the difference between our figures
aud the official. The statement Of the Canvassers,
EN- odying the facts in relation to the adnixture OF
votes in tits District, which we have already pub
lished, was read ana the votes canvassed. The
canvass proceeded az follows:
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Mr.. BAGLEY then stated that the Canyassers OF the
With District refused TO give up Of the returns
they had sent one to the Clerk OF the Common Coun
cil and on bis motion they were ordered to appear
to-day with the return.
Ala p. m. the Board adjourned until to-day at
10 a, m.
We subjon the result of the canvass yesterday,
as compared with the figures printed by The TRiB-
USE on the evening of the election:
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CtUPREME COURT, City andgCounty Of New
- York-JANE KNOWLES, Plsintlf, against WI AM
G. JOHNSON, Defendant summons for money "a On
Johnson: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the npan in his action, which viii DO hsd in The
Civ Han In said city and 20 Of yonr answer TO the
consiu on ID subscriber his Office, No. $3.50 Brooue
OF within twenty days after the service Of
Ills simmons on you exclusive othe day Of such ,eTyice
and N Won m to answer the fsd complain within the tne
1S he plsjn In tLis action win take judgment against
Won Tor lie srn o three doIs with Interest ont
thousand two hundred and hy dollars from the hr DAY OF
lime 1850 and interest hundred and hiy dollars rom
he t day Of Jagasy 1861 beside tho costs OF this acon
Dated August g. ISL -. -. ..o, 49,.
No. 3J8 BrOome.st., N. Y
The complaint ia tails action fled In the Once OF the
CeS Of M CITY and County New ok in the STATE Of New.
Yok on the 10th day Of August 1861 the City Hal In said
'"' -" L. b. PERT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
snla tAY9nas No. $50 Bro6mest, N. \.
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This difference IN the lAth Distflct OF az votes
results from error in copying the returns az the
Police Headouarters an being added to the actual
vote Returns 10 duplicate collected by our own re-:
porters from the Canvassers agree with the official
count At this point the Board adjourned for dinner
until p. m. 49,,
Afterthe recess the canvass Of the Xth Alder
manic District was continued Mr.. CHIPP in the
chair IA fOilOyys.
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CRY TRicT MIssIoN.-A practical discourse was
delivered Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church
corner of Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street, by the
Rev. DR.. Rice. lie selected his text from Luke
xiv, verses Is TO 81 inclusive, and impressed with
much eloquence on his hearers the duty Of all Chris
tians to circulate the Gospel, and especially among
the poor who stand 50 much in need Of its blessings
The sghtes, Incidents the preacher remarked, "a IN
the case Of Colonel Gardiner, tend to conyersion go
that even the smallest effort in the cause of eyange
izaton will meet more or lees with success, and
when performed for tie glory of God will have IFS
reward. Tie audience was dismissed with the ben.
edction.
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Myers endesvcred TO make bis BY Of the NE
buoys but detected Hewas committed for examination
SUPREME coURT-sPEcrAL TxRx-Dee. s.-BefOre IN.
tice ROBERTSON.

SUPREME C0URr-SPEcrAL TERx-Dee 9.-BefOre Jus
tice ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
Charles d. Hoffman ct al. agt. Daniel Miller e. al.
Judgnen. ioT plinif for dra aud interest Spring Rue
sell for plaintiffs; C. +. SANFORD for defendants.
Tho Pe,se Brooks Paper Works agt James C. Willet.
Commission ordered with liberty apply ia Term 20
defendant.
Penjamin 6srtide et sl sgi VIM Wslton ct alOrdered
stay Of proceeding until hearing Of appeal A. " Smith or
plaintiffs; c. J. & e. Dc Wit for defendants.
Before Justice LRoSAnp.
BaLetha Brock a2t. Marcus Brock.-Report con.
filmed and judgment OF divorce granted,
SPECIAL TgRn-DEC 9-Befors Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISION.
Charles Dimoud, Receiver, aQt. Lorenzo De,mon-
leo e. Jldgment for The defendants Diminishing complaint
altonsys and settled on tlreo days' notice.
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BOARD or CITY CANVASSERS.

The Board Of City Canvassers resumed its sessions
yesterday morning a, 10 o'clock, Mr. Froment in
the chair, and Messrs. Smith, Henry, Dayton and
Allen present.
The canvass OF the Aldermanic District represent
ed by Mr.. Henry was commenced and continued Is
follows:
Ogeiai Tribra, on-iai. T,ituns. QEoiH; TrS.
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CTPRTME COURT, County Of New.

CUPREME COJRT, County OF NeM-
- YoFs.-sARAH CAHEN. Plaintiff, against LOUIS
ChlIEN, Defendant. sUMMONs-For Relief tCom. not
tcfved) 10 The Deiendspt LOUIS CAItNfou are hcrehy
summoned and required to the complaint in
this sction which viii be filed iu the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Cy sad County New York. u the City han In the City
Of Hesi ork Gnd to copy Of 20 the said
complaint the subscriber, at his Office, No III Nassau
street the City NewioTk within twenty days after the
service dis you exclusive OF the day Of such
seIce and II you fail to the saa complaint within
the time Aforesaid tie plaintiff in this seti9n will apply to the
Cont icr the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated October l6 1901. A. J.. PlNNEY. Pih's Atty
file conpsut In this action hled on the 23h day Of
October 1851 In the Office tho Cek Of the City aud County
az New. ok. OclJ law9wTu
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II was so counted, and the Ward being hnished,
he clnyass ohtha Second Ward proceeded.


This completed the canvass Of the 1st Aldermanlc
District the canvass Of the two Ahermanic Districts
resulting in a net gain to Mr.. Opdyke from HE
TRIBUNE returns OF one vote.
Mr. CORNELL (Mr. Chip in the chair then pro-
ceeded with the canvass OF the Xth Aldemanic Dis
trict a. folIows.
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Court CALENpAR-THIs DAY.

L. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 80. 80, 40, Al, ~,
&c.
SUPREME CoURr-CRCUIT-Part held in room
Of Court Of Common Pless-Sos l05 1921 1929 1851 loss
1857 1899 e4J 1885, lG9 1851 1852 1850 1857 1859 i5l
1885, 1851 1911, 1913 Part lNos 1924, 1902 49, I'VE
1890 1872 3 l33 1880 1882 1884, 1885, 1850, 1857 l3e1
1856. 1865, 1870 1872. 1874. .
SUPREME CoURr--SPEcIAL TERN.-Issues Of law,
Gc-Nos 900 46l D. 1872 463 1885, }, AS, 282, 81 So ST.
52 54, SIS, 5I5 20 5l3, 5l5. 526 ss7 - -.
SUPIRIoR CoURT.-Part Mos. Z, 25o5, 26l9
26lI 26l5 2623 2C29 263 l67. 1913, 2il 3lg 2Sl3 S3
25s3 Part INos 1884, $685. 1870 2S1l 2Si 6l4 ?8'6 1894
1896 1893. 1900, 1902 -.
CouRT or CoMNoN PLEAs.-Part 1.--Adjourned
FOR the term Pat I-Nos l40 1888 l225 l3i3 1878 W.
gO8 305, 1888 1884, 952. 1898, 1873, 1882, 46l
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4fidebinern.

nor SALE-TwO tubular BOIL Frs. each lS
4 feet long and inches diameter Cen be seen az
the Delamater Iron Works Also, two SIEAM-ENGINtS
For price apply to BARSrOW POPE, No. w FINEST.
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CUPREME COUTR-City and County of New

TCUPREME COUTR-CIty and County OF New
- Yo1k-PHILIP =. SMITH plaintiff, against THO
DORE CHRISTIAN Edgar A.. Brnse As-hei A Der man,
TGbb John Nicholson and Joseph Bohper, d.fendan''
Summons for relief Complaint not seryedl To the de-
feuJsnt THEODORE CHRISTIAN: You sro hereby sum.
pone5 and required the complaint In this acon
which viii filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF the City and
County Of NegYork at the City Hall az the City Of New
York copy Of your answer 10 tie sGd
on the sabcrbe his Office No. zse Bosdway In the City
Of New York within twenty s aer the service hereof
elusive Of the day Of such seryice and fa 70 answer
the com paint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this
acton win spny to the Court the relief demanded in the
complaiat.-D4ied October 3. 1901
r. w. GEISSESHAlSER, JH., Pisirtid't Attorney
The compliant in the above entitled action filed In the
Office Of the Clerk Of tie City aud County Of Newly on
the 9TH 1ay Of October, 1851. 49,
r. " GEIsSE NHAINER, JE., Plaintiffs Attorney
10. -c..Tx
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Tan GroRIors OLD sITH-The Sixth Ward, 70 long the
Banner Ward tie City nobiy served The cause
of Democracy than az the late election. Leader
If anything were wanting to prove that wholesale
frauds were committed at the Inst election the vote
Of the Sixth Ward would supply the most convincing
evidence Look at the vote cast at the Presidential
election one year ago. compared with the vote fol
Mayor on Tuesday last; 80,
l8Co-For the Fusion ticket. ................'''xgi
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This Aliermanic District was completed in one
hour the best time made by any Canvasser thus far
The LIST Aldermanic District was then commenced
by Mr.. Smith, and continued ~ follows:
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In the lid District of the Fifth Ward 1t was
stated that the vote for the three candidates exceeded
the total, as given, by one vote. Mr.. Gunthers
vote also exceeded the vote, given 10 the report
ers of Tux TRIBUsE on election night, by one vote
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HkIpg net gam Tor MI Urdyke over our hghIe' OF q
votes In this ward.
The Canvassers Of the XIIIth District of the Sew
enteenth Ward reported that the scattering votes
returned IA such, were charter ballots. which had
s,rayed into the Mayoralty box.
Mr.. BAGLrY then proceeded with the canvass Of
the Seventh Ward as follows:
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BOARD or ALDERYEs.-At 8 o'clock Inst evening
AID BooIe moved that Aid. Dayton take the chair;
the President being absent. MIR. Dayton called the
Board to order, but only Eve members answering to
their names at rollcall the Chairman declared the
Board adjourned without day. No meeting Of the
Board can take place in IN emergency Like this ex-
cept upon call signed by nine members
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MARRIED..

On Thursday. Dec. 5, IN Bridge.
mort Conn., by the Rev NJ. NJ. Smith, Henry 4. Wheeler
70 Mrs. Nay Durand daughter Of the late Captain Kneesnd
Curtis all OF Bridgeport.
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The New CRoTos MArs.-It ia expected that the
FOurth.avenuo MAN, just completed, will be put into
operation in day or two, which will materially In
crease the head Of water in the distributing reser'
vor, ard thereby add 10 the supply Of the city,