The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-13

Henry HELLER testified that he moved last
September from No. 709 Christian street; did
not vote at all; Che was assessed there and
Vincent Emerson, No. 925 Catherine street,
testified that be did not vote; assessed aud on
the voters Iist.)
be lived at No. 7l3 ste wart street; no one lived
there but himself. tJohn Str0be was assessed
there and on the voters list.)
Michael FIJI, an testified that be voted from No.
766 s. Ninth street. where he resided at the
election; lived there from early in Au Just last;
Bernard Hopper lived there before that; he
moved TO Holmesburg; no one but witness was
there at this time 10 vote. Bernard Hopper
was assessed there and on the voters list.
Hopper is living now at No. 76S Stewart street
Edward A. Phillips testified that he was en-
ploJed at No. 500 Fitzwaler street; John Row
bottom moved from No. S0S Ftzwater street TO
Reading before the November election; knew of
no house No. S04 Fitzwater. (James Deyine
was assessed at the latter number and on the
voters list.) Witness ided at No. 5l4 Federal
sti eet in the Second waId.
Joseph Pc ers No. 800 South Eighth street,
testified that Mr. Frederick Muln lived with hun
at this election. mullen was assessed there aud
on the voters list) John Magee lived there
then, and does nov; Patrick McCrory boarded
there then, also Joseph Baker. james Dough-
eriy, Frank Peters, his 500; a Mr.. Pat Mullen,
living with witness, died on the 9th of October
last.
William Gillespie testified that last October
he resided at No 8l2 Fallon street; moved to
No. 760 South Eighth street about the s.h Of
November; Edward McNulty left witness house
about the 1st of Septemo Der; took his clothes
away about the Sth of November add paid his
bill. (He was assessed, and on the voters list.)
Patrick Mullen, No. 8l9 Catharine street,
tesu6ed that no Francis Quinn lived there last
October. (Quinn is assessed there, and on the
voters list.)
William Owen, No. s2s Catharine street,
testified that no other one of the same name was
there last October; is nineteen years old. (ac
was assessed there and on the voters Hst.)
Charles Darnell, No. s25 Catharine street,
testified that man named Devine moved away
before the election from No. 823 Catharihe
street about couple of squares. tJohn Devine
was assessed there and on the other list.)
Witness voted the Republican ticket.
John Lynch, No. 800 Caiharine street, testi-
fed that he voted the Republican ticket; knew
no other John Lynch In that division. (He
was assessed there, and two were on the voters
list)
Benedict Ross, No. s22 South Eighth street,
testified that he came here from Germany in
1854: was never naturaliZed, and did not vote.
(He was assessed there and on the voters list.)
Patrick Carney, No. 031 Catharine street
testified that Patrick Campbell never lived
there. (Cam was assessed there and on
the list of VOterS.l
Matthew Murray corroborated the testimony
OF Mes re-. Shultz and Young, in the previous
examination, as to the voting Of number OF
New Workers..
Cooper B. Fithian, No. s23 s. Tenth street.
testified that he voted the Republican ticke,;
WAS hPpuohCau CLERK ol tne eleCtloh' nc CVI-
1obOrated substantially the testimony of the
previous witnesses as to the rao,dity Of tue
| voting and the general conduct of the election,
and further, that there was no Interruption
| during The first hour, except when the clerks
| told he Democratic inspectors to hold up until
| they wrote the names, which they did, and
| could not say that he saw anything inside the
polls different from the usual course of elections
| at that poll; the Republicans polled about one.
| third OF their entire vote in the first hour;
should think The judge would know tTo.thirds
| OF the voters.
| Joseph A. Lybrandt, No. 730 Evangelist street,
| testified that he voted the Republican ticket:
| was with Officer Murray most of the time; left
| him about o'clock; saw him at intervals during
| the afternoon; cannot say he Was drun5. Witness
| declined to answer as to his own condition; had
drank with Officer Murray three or four glasses
of ale.
Adjourned until Monday afternoon AeXt.