The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-09

Bef,re the Examiners, Messrs. MeJsicb aud
Batturs, testimony was continued yesterday
afternoon 10 the Contested election case.
Henry NOnez, NJ. GOO SJuth Ten'h rect
testified that he voted the Republican ticket. Us
also did John McMulieD, NO. 747 South Tenth
street; Joseph Moore, No. no South reoto
street; Charles w. QucS No 739 south NIuth
street; Stephen b. Sexton, sout1ea,t corner o
Tenth and ShipCen streets; George W. Lees No.
l0l6 SbipperstIeet; Or. Alfred X. Ashton, No.
$50 South Tenth street; Dr. Roeert Moore, yt.,
No. 829 Ftzw0eI stf eei; james Brown. No. 7l5
South Eleventh s,reer; Thomas Al McKeeytT,
No. 7lS Erie stree; Taos. g. Vallette. No. 7l3
s. Eleventh ST.; Caleb jackson, TIC Erie st.; 5.
G. Taylor No; 7S4 Erie street Syoted for S S6ep,
street; Charles b. Barber, No. 737 Erie street;
Edward LukeDs, no. 622S :. Min! b street; w. f.
Manlove, No. 1904 South street; Francis Best,
Nc. I'll Err e street,; Thomas BrOwu, No. 708 :.
Tenth stree; Jo.epn X. M Miller, No 6l7 ).
Tenib sire ct: Thomas Doruan. No. 70l 8. Ele
ven h street; Joseph Krauss, No. 70l s. Eleventh
st eel; John Buckius, No. 7O7 y. Ninth street;
E. D. Brown, No: 6l2 .. Tenth s rect; William
.. Richards on. No. 72l 3. Tenth street: Robert
buddy, No. 629 4. Eleventh street (vo,ed for
Sheppard); Robert Moore, No 829 Flzwdter
street; james Brown, No. 7l6 ). Eleventh street;
Joseph s. Randall No. ga s. Tenth street;
William Boe, Ne. 606 S. TeD1h street: Michael
Wood, No. sl9 shppen street; John b HFrr's,
No. 125 South Tenth street; John Thomas, No.
707 South Eleventh street; william Lees, No.
l015 ShIppen street; Charles II. White. No. 723
South Tenth street; 10 eph Burc No. 6O3 South
Tenth street; Benjamin s. Phillips, No. 1923
ShlpIen street; Charles Meyer, No. 70j Ere
street; John Srhill, No. 725 South Eleventh
street; John Sbarl No. I'll South Eleventh
streets Oliver Smith, No. 728 South Tenth street;
Henry r. Edmunds, No 6l9 South Tenth street
(bis bro her Frederick voted the same ttcket;
w. II. West, No. 703 South Tenth street; Thomas
d. English. No. GA South Tenth street; DR.. W.
s. Ernsr. No. 701 South Tenth street.
Charles j. Price, No. Gil South Ninth street,
testified that he did not vote; no other G. j..
Price lives there. (He was assessed there, aud
on the voters lis J.
The boxes containing the papers OF the Six
teenth division of the Twentieth ward, Seventh
of the Fifteenth, First of the Fifth and Eighth
of the Ninth. were produced.
Recorder Gvm recalled-The boxes contain
ing the ballots Of the Sixteen division of the
Twentieth ward were all opened in order to find
which contained those for the Judiciary; this
was done in the presence of Judges Allison and
Peirce and the District Attorney, for the pur-
poses of the judicial contest.
Mr.. Mann proposed to open the boxes con-
tainlug the ballots for the offices in contest, and
Offering the ballots in evidence.
Mr. Sellers objected, without special order
of the court therefor and after it shall be deter
mined on the evidence already given that it is
necessary, especially OF behalf of the Prothono.
| tary OF the Common Pleas there is no specl6ca.
tion in the petition contesting the return of that
office which refers to this division.
The boxes were then returned to the vault tC
await the decision of the Court. Adjourned.