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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
Testimonial OrIhe most dIstInsuIshed
Artists to SteinWay q Sons.

NEW YORK, December, 1854.
The PinnofOrtes, Grand, Square and Up
right, manufactured by MezsrS. SteinwSy &
sons, have established for theTnSelve; so
worldwide a reputation that II Is hardly pos
sible for US to add anything to their Just fnme.
Having thoroughly tested and led these
Instruments personally for years, both In pub.
lie and private, It becomes our pleasant duty
to express our candid opinion regarding ttlt,ir
unquestioned superiority over ans other
Piano known to US.
Among tine chief points of their uniform
and uOtltEIe Of tome, eoH1bfRelf iGk q rare
6TiLli1ney, eiedness and peGJed ere1tHeaS
throughout the entire scale, and nbOpe al a
SIITDTfStQ duration Of sound The tlre and Stint-
pathetic quality " I1hfch neUeF changes under
ute Hlof deticafeoS- polDeEJLtl hnstch
This peculiarly Is found exclusively in the
SteinYRy Piano, and together with tile
neSS Of action always nracteriZing fheSe In
strumentS, as well rs their unequnIed dunn
bility under the severest trials. Is truly sur
pTising and claims at once the admiration of
every artist. We, therefore consider the
Steinway Pianos in all respects the btst IHsfFIi-
naeTlEs made IN his country tn Europe tLSe
them solely and exclusively Ourselves in pubic on
private. and recommend them GtUdTf16tU 10 our
friends and Lhe Public.
We have at different times EXPRESSED our
opinion regarding the Pianos OF various
,loslnee Messrs SteiTieav s SOTls PSanoi sSpsrfo
S, B. Mills, Robert Goldbeck, Henry @.
Tinm, F. L. Ritter Geo w. Morgan Theo
Thomas, Max Maretzelk, VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller, VIM Berge. F. BrandeIs, Tneo. Noel
ling, +. MuZio, IaFl Anschurtz, 4. H. Pense,
Won BTeuning, Theo. Eisield, Carl BeTgmann.
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NEW YoRK, April 28.-The Posts
special says that Mr.. Seward has sent
important instructions to Mr.. Motley,
our minister at Vienna, in reference to
the project of sending Austrian troops
to the aid of Macmillan, and a strong
protest against such action will be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury is authorized to
sell at public auction such of the reve-
nue. cutters as he shall find i'll adapted
to the purposes ofrevenue service, and
to expend the proceeds in the purchase
or construction of other vessels better
suited to the wants of the service.
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NeE orIeans MARKET.

NEW UILIaE-ANs1 april q.
Cotton-saIes ofeOO bales low midlIng at SO
6sI To-day's and yesterday Is a. Sugar fair
N I4I( AIolRSses nominal. FIouf-super-
fine So. Corn-scantsupply.O ats-54. Mess
Tobacco-Iair at lf9i6. Stsfiins-391S. Gold
PIX. Freights unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-The Nashville
court-martial met to-day to investigate
cused not being present it adjourned
till tomorrow. Orders have been sent
to the commandant of thepost of Louis
vile to have Henderson brought to this
cifTy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
hebI43na
POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE,

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE FOR
- eign goods mostly of direct Importation
bought at a very low rate for gOld.)
1000 dOZ. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents, ladies' and chIldren,s wear.
LOCO dog. gauntlets, gloves, half gnuntletS
and mitts, consisting of kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk wOrsted, in desirable
coloFS.
500 dog Handkerchiers, new styles in silk
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 doz. Neck-tieS, embracing all new de-
signs In fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 dOZ. Shirt BoSoms, sIIpeFfine grades in
linen and mnFSeLlleS.
5000 Glace Paper Collars, of GoldsmIth's
Congress, Comps and Evans InanuIacture
1000 doz- j. & p. Coats and Stuart's genuine
machine sewing cottonS.
500 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
so Ms. italian sewing silk in skeIns and on
spOOls-
50 dog. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes. with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, combs,
brushes. perfumeTy, soaps, pocket books
beads, thlmbles, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books
states, hair ne.s, embroiderieS, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons, full line of tafIains
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet braidS, cO1t but
tons, hoop skirts, bnlmorRls, vest buttons,
French corsetS, fancy dress buttons, and
large variety OF superior susPenders, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mrs AUGUSTUS PoLLACR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
Trnstee's Sale,

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN ON the I2th day OF May, 1858, Mt the Court
House in the city OF Wheeling, stale OF West
Virginia, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, n
IN. and o'clock, p. m. by virtue of a deed of
trust made TO me by Lew l.. Long, dated the
9th day OF september, 1864, viii oner for sale
the following described tract of land, beng
in Wetzei county, in said State, being the
same tract OF land conveyed TO the said Levi
L. Long by his father, Elial Long, his deed
on the knob fork of Fish Creek, and bounded
as follows, beginning at Maple, thence E
l52 poles to a beech; thencesN. "a w. ITO poles,
sugar tree; Whence W. I34 poles to a white oak;
thence ). 70 E. 1856 poles to the beginning, con-
talning 100 acres OF land, more or less. This
land was conveyed TO secuTe debt to W. f.
Peterson of S625. -rs -a s-r-r-E
'-'' "a SO DANIEL PECK,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

Grazing Farm in Pocnahont"s County

Grazing Farm I'm Pochahontas County
West Va, For Sale mt Auction
A 8 EXECUTOR OF ]. g.. W. YoNEL,
"A decd will offer for sale at aIutnf.eIsVliIe,
n tTaet al land on the waters OF the BIG Spring
Branch Of Elk River, containing e6I acres.
aI1IS I,nTfio6e IN n enclosed, near 40 acres
haskei, has nne springs on 1t, Is well adapted
10 grass, and can be Tnnde a good stock farm.
Rny uerS0n wishing TO view IL, Will call on
MI. Samuel McCutcheon, near DunmoTe Post
once.
saIe: balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months, bond with personal security, and
title retained until payment kmade.
A. PATTERSON, Ex'r Of
apFI9-2tw@ JIG. w. YONELIdecd.
BROwNsBURo, Va. Apr. 10. 1855.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

NEW YORK, April 23.-It is now ru-
mored that thereis prospect of recon-
struction between the two wings here
ofthe Fenian Brotherhood.
The Tribune declares there is no
Asiatic cholera in our city. though II
had been brought near us by an emil
grant ship and is very likely to visit us
this summer.
The eminent physician Joseph NJ.
Smith died here yesterday, aged a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
VooI Cardino Machine For Rert

Wool Garding Machine For Rent
TIME MACHINE IS IN GOOD RUNNING
i order, and is located on Middle Island
rom Middiepourn, ut what is known as
Busbey & Little's Nils. The machine Is
well known and has always done a large
business Possession given Immediately
For further particulars enquire OF BUSBEY q
IITTLE Wheeling, w. Va. aprI2-1tH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
aru @paas.

WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR FIRST
w stock OF Spring Goods, embracing:
Fancy and Black Silks,
White and Figured Br1liante,
lawns and Glnghams of all colors.
ChallI,
Merrimack "w, and other Prints.
Irish Linens,
Table Linens,
Rirdseye Towelings,
Diapers,
CaSsimeres of all kinds,
Kentucky Jeans,
Steubenville e
White SlSirting,
Black and White Balmoral Skirts,
Edgings,
Berages of all cOlors,
Black and White Netting,
Silk Nets,
Embroidered Linen Hdkh,
5-I,84 and TO- sheeting. brown d bleached
Black ard Fancy ManIillRS-
Also very large assortment Of Shawls,
Jouvin's extra fine Kid Gloves, 81 50 pr; Blk
and cold silk Gloves, q cts pr; Silk Nets .
cts piece; Balmorals 50 so cts piece; Linen
Hdksl21E cts pIece;Cotton do lOc piece; Brown
and Bleached Mnsllns at % cents per yard,
and all other goods in proportion. mart
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

LANDRETII'S GARDEN SEEDS
FULL STOCK OF FRESH SEEDS IN
n bulk and In paperS, inst received by
PRYOR BOYD q Co.
maI3 % Main =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

WIRE WOMEN.
II, WILL SELL CHEAP, TO MAKE ROOM.
i 8 oEs Wire Figures, for ShaWls and Cf0aks.
apr J. s. RHODES,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

A MOTHER LOT OF THIS DESIRABLE
Also n lot OF superior Liquid Hacking at
fanFg mr. d NlCOLE d BROS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
FRSIANIsM IN THE CITY.

IL again stated that james Stephens has been seen in New
York within the last few days and that MI possibility OF hi,
reaching Ireind 10 revolution past owing to the
precauon taken by TIE English Government whose mfona
non by their agents New York gives them every opportunity
20 prevent the maturing Of Stephens schemes against tao
city beginning got dheartened NJ the fact that no
news this side OF the 20 The state OF affairs IN
Ircland excepting the bogus reports manufactured by
Interested parties 10 keep M the late cYesh cRceehi
ana thus draw upon the greclbacss OF the crcdu'
lOus. These proceedings arc NJ best, however,
becoming stale snd Improbable 20 the masses who have
L. Stephens does not keep his word IN tight by Christ
mas will be ndden end and complete smash up OF the
stephens wing Of Fenianism In America IN very short time
Roberts headquarters the three arr crowded Win
III piled and stacked undergoing the Furnishing process
by the anOrcrs BayOnets thick leaves In Nnanbrosn,
and thousands regulation jackets aud pants Of the lh
10 be sent In cases 20 the different circles. quick
as they DO packed by the ready hands
Of the wOrkmen. The caps OF tie Irish army have
bss haps affixed and otherwise they resemble the OF the
high confidence Of Jas Stephens called upon President
Roberts who hardly able TO his most intimate friends
headquarters and informed CO.. R9beEu thel BE- wanted
DO go 10 France and watch events This modest re-
quest was respectfully declined BY President OF the Fenian
Brotherhood He informed Gen Ghasonhai he understood
from the newspapers that James stephens receiving i'm
sums OF money abiding the fact Il stated that lie
received 80 600 from source few days since this was
denied y Gen Gleason who declared II all bOsh and
newspaper talk and added that there money
a, Stebens UsaouGrters President Roberts ten offered
James stephens would give 20 any tue leading lrshman OF
and known patriotism under oath Of sccresy
synopsis OF his plans W he had any Tor The peosc OF showing
that he intended hgh Col Roberts offered and repeated his
Offer give up the Canadian scheme and stephens at once
Gen Gleason replied that he had authority % speak Tor
James stephens and seemed II he wanted cze the
yersstion This satisfied Col Roberts says the utter
holownss Of lhs Fenian movement asan lgal1 hberto
developer by Jane, stophena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.

1T TELEGRAPH TaR TRIBUNE .
eli no spring SO Is fer Red Winter sit5 for White.
aud 20 10 b5 DGu %bs c.u.Ss csnaa. spa 81 20
Corn held 70 10 inO Bs-y Rye and Pes Do@ina
LAKE. bush. OAfs Canal eIp0rtss0 bJs Flour
500 buh Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn Tho weather today clear and
BGEg.lO Dee. i0-Fous steady sales 10: bb No sPne q,
all Wheat quiet sale, carloads No Misuusee Club in bags
aoaasI SOC No Bs-Ialt sale, Of
pd cs, are Ia naossTaie demand At TIasc WHISKY firm q,
81 % Imports fos last q hours LIZ bb' Floor sOo bash
Esw oRGSIss bee OCOiton soOa tn.
Rsc.p 1869 BALE. Sugar dol and quarter loweT FsT Sc
Prime to Choice iallic Mol,.e dali sud Sc lover Fair e
.I taS 20 'I discount 6Old isiisy1i
asi Ss Pc W.T.. 9@: : IL :if iG,: rl;:i
spny EIra tss so 20 wher steady limited sale. No at
81 ~ coraSo opsEed s3e with Light .slcs d.cnsd e
M 'Sss Gle s 20 bush ,s Nc GS Ts ' o s1 NJ: P S
sI7 g. ,rsf January L.rd doll offered =, NE with
s ss ssyiI, Dii' 5.' iSi: bush. Corn
psi' 5000 bqh LIVE hog. $50 Shpmsu'-FiOur aaS boa
trssiss.if Bee io-Fsqr sas,i sgpeFans essslC Me-.
RS, a g a 81 s:u Lfs Sa sr@
wSEsy quiet g % So:dsd Cola 81 q :, UNA v,.,,...
AZ n ,s Amber Com dull whoa material change Dat,
steady i5e Rye c. lowsr sasso No. a, 81 o. Dressed
IrS1uKsn Dec i0Fos unchanged whea. and Sass
VISION, ds unchanged bIed Hog. r@ % 1885 3
Res $50 bss aos, 800 bb S.' so whf Se S' cs 80
De- tlos, active and Price, sni Ia. Wns
ST Corn seiivs and Pses' HPrsv,s Choice 3 ols yf
:; sss', ''' ,,s %g'iS Scs; 81 az Rys & sys
ssc whty lower 90 2d PORK sr g 90 50 clesT safT
i9e LsEd dol lat :. lis Bog: - IJs - ana.
mon ESf r5., AsI njfl; toFj .Si New I VIZ ss s
90 ss,is. y:ss 3 81, 10 i ssd @s.s s Is
Ia bul Oats $50 Sugar, 2iel't Lard, in sisrcs 10
nSSofos Bee ie~cottou du zoe for MIddlns Ro.lu.
City Mess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
MURDER IN NEw-HAMPsHrRs.

CONCORD, Dec, l0.-George Maxwell of Fraroonia
this State Rrlai and shocfiagy murdered saturday
evening last He lived tp farm house by himself quite Dis
tancs from any other dwelling His body found in hi,
house Sunday morning and was horribly nsnsd Tksre
place two inches his skui which not
broken The condition Of the furniture indicated terrible re-
sstance on tbs part Of Mr. MARVEL katie and billet OF
wood first used by the murderer aud finally AZ tks
whole blade Of which buried IN tie victims neck The
nurdereTs Is unknown. although good description
him been furnished BY persons who passed him the
highway and tracked him almost TO Maxwefs house I, 10
supposed crime committed for the purpose OF obtaining
oRs The murderer ed with ths hors and tagon Of Bis VIC
tim The hend was a nan Of medium hight bad dark
vhker and Bstaohs and was apparently about 20 Of
tge reward $50 has been offered FOR his arrest cad iags
parties 10 pursuit Of him The horrible decd has osus
ktael W4ltsnsai Y l[pa2oaa aad surrounding t9ERA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
THE TEST OATH

A MOTION FOR RE-ARGUMgYT on THE TEsT OATH
MADE.
TKLRGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON d. c., Dec. 10.-LOrenzo Sherwood,
esq appeared the opening OF the ntod States
Supreme Court this morning and requested permission for Gen
Hamilton and himself argue the question 10 the COu
nationality Of the law prescribing the test oath
His remarks commanded the most respectful attention and
permission granted Dm 60 e motion with the clork IN
pursuance Of his request
THE OATH STILL AnMINIsTERED b THz SUPREME CoURr.
IL is true has been tecgraphcd North and south that
the supreme Court OF the United States has recently made
rule admitting members its bar without taking the
Test Oath.
The old oath is administered 70 applicants in open court
and applicant then required 90 retire 10 OF The ad
Joining Offices subscribe the Test Oath This ia
formation Is derived from Mr. Middleton the Clerk OF the
Court
DECISION MADE YESTERDAY.
Contrary expectation the Sapems Court OF the United
made decision upon the Attorney To-
that that decision would certainly appear Monday Rumor
Iyery busy usual with this forthcoming decsipn and
opinions orc divided whether IL viii be IN favor OF
against the oath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
rhe Re., rnmilr ssring.,Lachlne.

The Commits. Sewing the late Maryland Institute
Fair report IS follows;
md ERP;ieLOek Stitch Ss'cn9 1aeAine 70 Eeal oil
simple contribution having fewer parts rendering
easier Of cement, requiring les cork as
other mdeAias.
1.-THE Elliptic HOOK improvement Of great var insurng the
rreue certainty execution preventing te liability s.ss
STITCHES 0 IN other maehHea
TAis only hsss tAas ell Oathsr wAosf
changing the sisn."-f Advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecber says Of the WHsnLask
wusox Your admirable nesdewonan IL the
oay seausire that They cheat It,
nor s,avs IT, nor deprive o. sesP tire make
hands weary Il that match for the most uDwesnsd
and aysrieious manaesrsr At am thankful that there ma
chine that cannot oppressed hep. In suffering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
MARRIED.

cLkhK-DOw-ou Sunday December By the Rev Chsuassy
iss CIark Of this ely % Mari A. Dew. laughter 81
the Francis Dow esq, Of Beshe. VsFmout No cards
Vermont and Nsw Hsmpshire Pspers pissse cory
cLARK-Dow-ou Sunday Dssembss By che Rev Chsunesy
lss Charles A. Clark of this city hssy Dew. aehtor Of
ths late Ffrois Dow esq ofBs;hSl VermOuI Ne ssrda
ysFmgs. ssd hsw llspp,his psssss nsps eoPl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
DIED

oEnEon suPsg Dec 1900 ch.ris,e oer ss-d %
10 months end Is days
bier friends end also Of Bspt9t TSef
nacle ~ - sre Responsibility invited 70 s,ead hes t1essa
Central baDt Church, BI4e ouKbay
Brooklyn. Tnezasy. Dee olocr ?.
Of Baptist Tabernacle. n X. pNticulafiy lssteA
GLADD Ouurdsy morn.ns inat after sasst
iIues, Elxa vile Of the late David Glad. r|'T
The relatives AND nd invited fasrs TuesiT
monlnz nth 10 O'Clock, hoai ne Wanw sht Memorial
Church corner OF Tsvrepce nj uhmm9nds Tho feaainf
vii be taken % Wooilawn Comstsry
VArL-A Railway n T. Second DAY, nh aoak loh Be-z
min r. Val, In the fllh year Of bis age
The friends tho family fcspecy nvi - e.
faasra his residence on foarh day sAzt
without further notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

have sed III, Wisen and Sipssf give The Grover
preference others esaisr che stitch
dbe hv, Grover Bsker hschas sad
Emsnts entirely out without rpPag all will de-
range OF work. ordinary tntesent
good Operator ana other ashnss do not think
three sekA"Temosy OF Mis-
julia CAVITY 400 Csns EswYork before the csmnai0nsf
of Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

Monday Docezabcr no. al che cbsrt
ohs Holy Trinity by The Patrick iisuIy 0resse d. o.
Chlss H. ooisssO Lzsbssh ds1sh.sE Of "a Csse e'q,
oBro,kyn k9.cn3a
LAEE-MARTIN-on Thursday Deceubes G. by The Fer w T.
mkes d. M Edxsa Mis- msha. dasghspr o. oeoss
w Martin ESQ., Of shis city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
TIE %nsKf FRArps.-fhe examination

TIE WHISKY FRAUDs-The examination in the
case Of iheeUnted States agt Angus DOehmc Rowe and
shwAus having been concluded the argument OF counsel was
began yesterday morning before Commissioner Newton.
A Oakley Hail. esq INST addressed the Commissioner for the
defense he referred to the fact that the manufacture OF
burning nuid wasa process known to and allowed by inc
law He then proceeded at length % point out the weak
points Ia the for the prosecution and contened that ms
clients had not been guilty Of eyGdng the revenue laws IN the
sghtet degree They working honestly under hcshse
Mr Hall then reviewed and commented upon the evidence
produced and concluded by saying that the worst case the
District Attorney could bring against them was That they hal
been engaged IL series OF processes TO see they could NOT
mako burning fluid without going into the market 70 ply
alcohol and camphene The must De tried under the exist
ing law and II the law eyadcd the remedy lay win the
law making power, and not with the Courts , , -
District Attorney Tracy summed at eonsderabe length
for the prosecution srpy reratng points which he Rad
already made Decision reserved.
The the United States ag Tion Deyn and Levan
also up before Commissioner Morton yesterday but were
adjourned with consent OF counsel until "a clock hs morning
On Sunday evening dislery at the corner OF Power and
Ewenss was seized ~ Marshal Bag and placed under oeA
and key
The authorities promise further particulars IN few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

FAIR AND FEsnyAL IN AID OF THE WILLIAMS
nuRsH IxousTmA scooA grand Fair and Festival VII be
will continue until Thur,dav evening for the benefit Of the
building fHnd Of the wiamsburgh Industrial school This
Institution deserves public consideration and support It's man
ayers giving and instruction daily 20 an average
OF 100 little outeass OF both and all eoor but the accom-
mohtens altogether Insufficient for the increasing num-
hers claiming attention The school held in the base
ment Of the public school az the OF fh ana south
Third sts T. d. BY permission OF the city authoTtes but
purpose The lady have mse several
efforts 10 raise funds for the erection Of proper edhce but
only succeeded In obtaining IS 600 for the purpose They
erpect however enough from the pending Fair
enable them building in the Spring The Fair
and Festival viii be under the Iont OF the lady
managers Of the Industrial School and the committees OF the
various churches Of the Eastern District. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD or CITY CANvAssERs.

BOARD or CITY CANvAssERS
The Boz. reassembled at 10 O'Clock on Monday morn
i.g ~ 1oln Flynn in the chair.
protest was received from Philip y. Smith, cand
date for School Commissioner OF the Second School
District Mr. Smith says that by the tally Of the votes
made by the poclerks Of the tenth election district Of
said school district IL appears that the clerks have
mted error have perpetrated great fraud him.
in counting tho votes poad In said district for Com
missioner correctly and BY which appears that although
Otto H. Coop received 2Sl votes, yet he Mr. Coop re-
ceyed only l55 votes Mf. Smith therefore protests
against the counting Of p! vote. ~ .yg Of sid Otto u
coop vach was 10 the special Committee having
in charge the proess Of Michael Connolly and Terence
Duffy This Committee consists Of Aldermen Moore,
Ely OBrien, Reilly and Conan. They meet a; o'clock
wednesday afternoon, 10 consider the aforesaid pro-
tests
Tho Board completed the canvass in the Fourth Fifth
and Twenty second Wards, foF Controller with the follow
ing result
foURrH W RpRichsrd D. Connolly sl5i Richard Kelly,
54l; Michael Connolly, $50
fiFTH wARD.-R B. Connolly. 5ls; r. Kelly so; n Con.
TwESTrsKcoxp wARp-R b. Connolly, 1880; Richard
The canvass in the Fifth Aldermanic District CON-
prisng parts of the Eighth Ninth and Fifteenth Wards
wac then completed with the following result;
Theodore Allen. L 6s7 Eugsne Ward ......l6Jj
The Board then adjourned TO 10 O'Clock Oh Tuesday
morning.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN NEW ENGLAND.
BY TELHssAPH
BosTos Dec l0.--The vote in Boston for Mayor foots
shurtlef lOppositionl. The Republicans claim the full
Board OF Aldermen though In few instances the vote IL
very close and may require the official count large
majority Of the Councllmen and ether city officers elect
are Republicans In Lowell the Republican ticket for
city officers elected by about 500 majority George r.
Richardson is the Mayor elect. Lynn has reelected Ro
land c. Usher Mayor w. A brown BY 63l majority.
Both gentlemen are Republicans. In hoxbuy Mayor
Lewis was reelected with little opposition.
BosroS, Dec l0.--Col. Ebsh +. Stone wa elected
Mayor Of NswbuTypcft to-day.
Boston, Dec. l0.-Livons Huh vss elected hayor-of
Charestown to-day by plurality Of l22 over Eugene L.
Norton
This was the largest vote poed and there
siderable excitement Both vers citizen candidates.
In RoIbury the Hon. George Lewis elected Mayor
to-day without opposition, This 10 his fifth term.
WORCESTER Dee. io.fn the city, election to-day, the
Hon. James b. Blake Republican was reelected without
85 majority. Total vote cast 721 which very light
The Common Council are ~ Republican 10 citizens.
Nsw-HAyKE, Dee. l0.-Ths election for town officers
tas town Of Nov Milford t0-tsy rsgultes "a Dsmo-
sgsiis majority ot8,
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