New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-17
REGISTRATION.


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REGISTRATIoN
THB FIRST DAYS SESSION OF THB BOARDS OF REGISTRY
RESULTS THUS PAR.
The following is the results of the sessions OF the
Boards OF Registry held yesterday in the different Wards
vail and the aggregate OF have been In may Wards
largely "a excess Of those registered ON the corresponding day
! of last year.
FIRST WARD.
In the First Ward the registration Of voters passed OF very
quietly the different polling places At the First Second and
Third Districts many voters present but the Fourth Dis
tc Board adjourned very early having Registered within four
Of the entire number voting last year AZ the Finn district
Polling place Of tho members of the Board dsscne frm
without affidavit genuinenoss or thsir natraa.
men 70 DO enabled to vote aud that an affidavit nnecc
First District No Registered sei Second 49, Third s59
Fourth ~; Rifth l2a. Total l.63a =
At NE It District in the Second Ward bal asked 10
franchise aud Che I'D District the polling passed on without
Iifst District No Registered I36 Second 3l. TotJ 2G7
$50 Third WARD
In the Third Ward the Boards adjourned early the polling
passing ofqucy and but moderate number OF voters apply
Flint District No registered, 95s Second District, los
Third District 20 foarth District Sa-tota. ip9
POUR1H WARD.
The registration IN his Ward passed OF Vesy quietly aud
very hu feeling manifested A large proportion Of the
population Of this ward transitoy principally consisting Of
houses beside he large nmiT ~ rants who rensn but
for few days the city before editing IN tho rural Districts
sti YESTERDAY there was heavy registration considerably
Frs district No registered 800 second District az
sixth District III; sssenth District 3iGtotsl 2oie
F,.t district No rgisier,i TO- Second District is
Third District sa6, Fourth District ~ Fifth District. M
Sixth District 81 SeTensh s Eighth District 100 Total
1885
The home OF the untened and unwashed Is OF oonfea
strong voting district and Il besve that this years vote
win s1rpass that % year BY at least 500 hoIe no i
ing Of any kind manifested aud the registration went on stead
y without interruption Al A'e h0uf z''O names na' 0'H
first District, No registered 49, Second % Thru go
Emth' 5ooI Tenth los Total s'sC .sf...
The registering Of names In s Ward far n excess Of last
year ACrrissey has hoTogga eae we ara q de
complaint against the Board Of Registry Of the Xth District
No IL MonroeEt for closing their books at $50 O'Clock @
ere not Obliged 10 sit until O'Clock p M excerpt on the
day There was no disturbance o. eay LIND d TIE The DAY
Fourth. I75; Ffh f52 Sixth. az Seyen pa Eighth J0i
Ninth. ISL Tenth 2Sl Eleventh leS Total 1904
First District No Registered 2s second go Tllni sGl
Ninth. 3l5 Tenth. Z7g Eleventh. ~ Twelfth, sJ Total,
WV NINTH WARD -r
In the Ninth Ward tho registration proceeded with
perfect quiet and good order although tho punef, Iselsd
Ess o Ss q ne district. hsS e e s " eo% o
before the legal time had expired sad tho officers adjourned
Tir-t District No registered Qs5 Second 3i3 Third aee
Fourh ass Flh 80 Sixth go seventh 49, Eighth lS5
Ninth 1g Tenth l9; Eleventh. $40 Twelfth 30 Thirteenth
2 Fourteenth 92 Fifteenth SS9 Sixteenth $40 Seventeenth
7G Total, s,2lL
Everything PISSED Of peaceaby In this Ward AboutT
clock long lines Of voters could be seen ~ the various
Districts a large portion Of the voters Of this ward are eg
posedo Germans Nearly all tpe votes that VII DO cast IN TINS
aist Ts qlfas ~ sSesspea s Second s Third 81
Fourth 1913 Flb, 800 Sixth, -, Seventh Sl1 Eighth 1Si
~ y,y.,,-ru @. .
This Ward one the largest in the city has nineteen cleo
ton districts The registration progressed very quietly
Tor disoTdSy Conduct at the places q sgsraS The voters
IN general Turned well but il tho sessions Of the registers
haa ~ S sot S1g eSaa y, I 2 ncSs Ills is Sd
IN Democratic Ward and the general sentiment seems to DO
Ssy SsnS make va hd Bal fs possible aoS he crcanrcc
First District No: registered s5f second District ~
sisti bissfict ~ seventh District 81 EigA,l District
2sa Ninth District I9 TENTH Difiel ly Ee,ensh ~
fourteenth District ~ TIneebh District l69 Sixteenth
District 90 Seventeenth Dstdet le1i Egh'eeh'h p'''cb
asi SinetocHth District g.: 50 Sts 1S1 sSn 1 r
The registry OF the TwelHh w@d proceeded Yesterday y
very orderly aud peaeao mane and "aa coneiuaeo IL i
lrsi Disrief 20 registered 1905 Second 4e5 Third 800
Fourth 4o9i fifh S2i Sixth S'' seyea,o "a E's' 20
-'''' "''N TmRTfrSTH wAID.
This Ward has only eight election districts and consequently
only number OF places OF regaiaoh The police report
all quiet throughout the day ad evening" and only mo usua
arrests for Drunkenness and vaesn AN but three places Of
gosiraon closed O'Clock In Tie Afternoon and u opinion
seemed general that had the Other FIVE kept open untl9 o'clock
last evening there would have been plenty Of WORK LOT tae
registers BY f e larger number Of voters were registered
IN Ills Ward bet The hsurs Of and oiock lasl evening
First District No registered, ~ second District 20,
Third District al Fourth District "a Ilfih District -
Sixth District 253 Seventh District l50i Eighth District
ls2 Total 2O23 t OF
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH WARDS.
AZ the twentyoue places Of registry In the above ars
business conducted slowly and quietly during the ay.
Toward night the clerks kept bnsiy engaged bat no
disturbance OF any kind was reported up 10 p m. =
Ii District No registered 100; Second 3i9 Third, 2i3
Fourth BIO: fitl 272 Sixth 80; Seventh 27; Eighth Az
Ninth, Az; Tenth l70A.r otaL 27i7s
| ~ s'sasf TIIiBEEIH WARD.
Irst District No registered 2e7 Second, 23 Third z65
Fourth $780, Llh 1876 Sixth eO seventh IA Eighth Sz9
Ninth 50; Tenth les Eleventh. 49, Total z 40@
80 SIXTEENTH WARD.
In The onreen Districts OF this ard the registration was
tv even and fuller toward the evening than 10 the proceed
he 4e Of Inc day Everything was conducted In qqlet
and orderly manner The Ward Itself has nlAe
yaet0u native and foreign, and as diverse In political en
r,sots Ihe number OF claimants Tor suffrage was no.
above tie average though apparently Of higher lnBehoo
All ovoofer respoctabity social sense th1n Ordinary
~ 5erf No registered 30f Second ;@2i Third 4oi
1.si soq fTnh 25g Sixth 1906 Seventh 2l3 Tag nm ~
fipm mi! Tenh I53 Eleventh, ~ Iwelnhi 4OOi IhT
1eeatb "a FouItocnih, no. Total 1901.
' gEVEgTEEG1H WAND.
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