The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23
OFFICIAL CANVASS.

POLTCE JUSTICES.
EDWARD hogan,
tee OF the First Judicial district.
'"-' JOSEPH BOWLING,
~. %" ~ ns second se aa
JOHN cox.
greatest votes duly elected Police Jas
tce OF the Third Judisis disiricl
JOHN SCOTT,
by the greatest aay elected Police jos
tee Of the Fourth Judicial district.
EDWARD y STANDBY,
e5 Tho greatest nnmoer OF votes duly elected Police jus
lice Of The Fifth Judicial district
BUTLER H. RIxBy,
ss s T Ska " Jas. district Iass ""' 4 ''''N
:. !. ..,.. JAMES p COULTER ...,.a po,o,
Justice OF the Seventh JudiciAi district.
THOMAS a. LEnwIrH, .,..,., po,,,
J1,ics Of the Lish.h Ju,iciai a,s,rct
by the greatest number o. duly elected PoliaC
Jus.es OF the smith judicial district
CIVIL JUSTICES.
That
DENIS QUINN, an,v ..o,.a5g,ueo.
s The bs o n n e q ss .' d:s
THOMAS KrvIaN.
of,hs psris Court q tna second Judicial disirict.
JAMES WALKER FOWLER,
by the greatest div
O. the Distric, Court Of tho ihird Judicial district.
ANTHONY HARTMAN.
by greatest number o. votes dly elected Justice o.
TAG sh D.fe' Court OF The f0u''" 'a'''' district
JOSEPH KOCH,
by the greatest number OF yee was duly elected Jusce OF
the District Court Of the fifth Judicial dlstriet
THhDDFUs II. LANE,
the District Court OF the sYth judicial district
JOSEPH aoGcIRE.
tie District Cou.i Of ina seventh Judicial district
WILLIAM j. KANE,
BY the greatest number q votes was duly sscled Juhcso
JOSIAH PORTER,
by the greatest number OF duly efcsed Jastct
OF the District coaIt o. the Ninth juilcial dist'let
TRUSTEES OF COMMON SCHOOLS
JOHN o'coNNoR,
Commoa schools for tha.Firai ward, Ton fun TERM
PETER DIscH,
by the greatest number OF votes duly elected Trustee OF
Conmun Schools for the First ward. 10 al vacancy.
ARTHUR BEATING,
by duly elected Truates
Common schools Tor LIE Second ward
JOHN HURLEY,
by the greatest number OF duly elected Trustee o.
Common scnoois Tor the Third ward
WILLIAM Kennedy,
Connion sciools for tue Fourth ward
by the greatest number ,otes duly Trustee
Common Schools Tor the Fifth ward.
THoMEs D. CosRoy,
by the greatest o duly elected Trustee OF
Common Schools for the sxih ward.
JAMES CALLLRT,
Common School. Tor the Seventh ward, tor fal term
WILLIAM coL1IaAY,
Common schools for the Seventh ward 10 vacancy.
CHARLES a. QUINN.
Common schools Tor liza Eighth war;
CHARLES >. WRIGHT
Common Schools for the Ninth ward
INV GEORGE 7. PATTERSON.
slpr
Common schools for thu Tenth ward
'""' JOSEPH wANeLER
the greatest number OF voles gu elected rrustes OF
Common schools Tor The Eleventh ward iaf la'i term
JOHN b. MURDOCH,
Sy .ns nos h sr he heea ward Z Isl
by thu greatest number .; votes duly elected Of
Common schools for the Twelfth ward
''' RICHARD EVANS.
Common sehools for the rhrtaanth mari.
greaisgt dly elected Trustee Q.
Common schools for the foasseentn ware.
JAMES l.. BABBIrT.
by the greatest nuui~r vo.ss amy elected Trustee
Common schools FOR the fissssa!a ward
''A' CLEMENT pIEcKEs,
Common schools sis.scnsh ward, for fua
BENJAMIN b. VAN BriREy,
greatest duly elected
Common schools the sr,eentn ward m Vacancy for
'- aS .sAr-
MICHAEL MGNiEkNEf,
Common schools for the sixteenth ward TO al vacancy for
'' THAT years.
BY tn. greatest number q duly elected Trustee Of
Common schools Tor the sevsntssnth ward
FREDERICK nAoEMEyER,
by the greatest number Of votes, duly elected Trustee
lommoa schools the Eish,eenin waT, ior ii term.
JOHN +. TRow,
commen Schools so The Eghssnh wala & III vacancy FOR
one year.
=, ~, rr, CHARLES y LES. BOYLE soc,.a rr,,.
Common the Eighteenth ward vacancy
three rec. y''r'
JOHN BuRLINasoN.
Common Schools Tor the Nineteenth ward.
EKAsrys LIrrLEyIELp,
Common schools for the Twentieth ward
THOMAS CASEY,
y the nn a re- :. s elected
JEREMIAH A. HALLANAN.
b n Schools FOR s 4 .s
by the greatest. number Of votes was duly .sc.d Trustee Of
common Schools for the TWENTY second ward :.
and have caused 5s .,,..sa sy the Chairman
te,h Of December. A. d. thousand ssgh hundred
and sixty nins ~,
JOSEPH SHANNON Secretary.
REPORTS.
c on wss y ss
s.sa and 4 an .sss he ~ %
charter officers voted FOR the
cent election (Deeelnber !, lS'si. respectfully
REPORr:-
the questions times during the
progress fths the consideration OF your
the folowlng.-
Frs,A protest Of Francis v. Curing against csnvassnE
the Police Justice Of Fourth Juct dis
ct alleging fraud In the Of such paper
and marked A.
second-A protest Joseph Bopp himself and others
against counting the given the recent election for
Police Justice In the Ninth Judicial district hereto annexed
marked Il.
Third protest OF Florence Scanned against the
of FOR Alderman in the Eleventh, twelfth EiEmeon