The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-03
ELECTION CANVASS.

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WILLIAM RIKER and a
Tor he Twsnsh Esson' sS. oi e.
s' Thas ward =
SAMUEL srRAUsE and
JAMES MCGOWAN, Jn.,
By the gEsas, number S q votes duty elected
That
CHARLES f. BENEDICT,
hisston for the Twenyscond Election dsc, Of ,ss
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SEVENTH WARD.
PAdsroK y MgLLALLY and r
THOMAS HUSTON,
Escoa the Fms. Election ds,ric Of tho eysosS
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A AUSTIN MoH a,I,
by the number OF votes duly Inspec
tors Of Lection for tho Second Election district of
se Tsns ward ~
JOHN J; ToAL and
THOMAS TIERNEY, t.
sy as Election o % ay elected
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WILLIAM j O'CoSHOR ana
WiLLlAM 60 COLLlGAN,
tos Of Election for the Fourth Election district The Sow
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ROBERT GARDNER and t't
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DENNIS oxEIL and
LAWRENCE BURKE. tAAi
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THOMAS sHIELs and
by tho greatest number Of duly elected In.pe,
Of election for the Seventh Election Of the Sew
sn asa ward
MICHAEL sHANDLEY and
MICHAEL. wHALEN,
By the greatest number Of duly elected nspsc
JAMES BAILEY,
81 election the Ninth Election dstrc. Of III
WILSON WILSON SMALL sNy, and
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ss TSas ward 1855
DANIEL A. MURPHY and alss
DENNIS J, TRIGd,
ss 4 Ts l q 6,
Seventh ward. y 800 .-:s J. ~
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or IL o tho sss
enth ward.
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By ssep o ss q Z
That - 3sN re-. 0..tr
MICHAEL GAYTE,
Or. q Election for the Fourteenth Election district Of he
s' That "Ai1'
GE2E IsI i r i BARTHOLOMEW and
- ,,o,. nn WId "a VIZ kAv IAN. an .,o
oSs Of Eiecon for tho Fesnsa Election district q Il:
'''''''" EIGHTH WARD.
A~' JAMES CAULFIELD and
LAURENCE FINNEGAN,
Of Election for the Fst Election dis!ret Of the Eighth
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DAVID 8. PAIGE and
CYRUS ULMSrEAD, r
OF Election Second Election district OF the
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ABRAHAM L. BREWER and
EDWARD DRUM,
by greatest yotes duly elected
Of Elecon Tor the Tlird Election district OF The eighth
ward.
That
JOHN ~ 1TON and
JAME3y<4.lsY, t
by the greatest voles duly inspectors
OF Election for ths Fourth Election district OF the Eiahth
ws rs..
LOUIS sCHLAMM and
THOMAS v. COSrELLO,
greatest OF duly
OF Election for the Fifth Election district OF the
ward.
That
JOHN KELLEY and
JOHN O'NEILL,
by the greatest number OF duly elected Inspectors
Election for the Sixth Election district tue Eighth
ward.
That
SAMUEL G. MOTT and
JAMES MORAN,
by the greatest number votes duly elected Inspec
tors Of ELECTION for Seventh Election aislrct OF the
Eighth ward
That
JAMES HARVEY and
THOMAS CANNON,
by the greatest number OF duly elected
tors Of Election for tho hth Election district Of the
ward.
That 41
HARRIS BOGERT and