The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-30
CITY INTELLIGENC CE.
THE ELECTION OFFICERS.

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according to appointment for the purpose OF revis
ing snn Sorfectng the aGton taken oy cne srd @ 0
coming election Advantage OF the revision was
taken by both sides, and the proceedings being for
went through very quietly andswith but little OF the
feeling and excitement usually accompanying all
Messrs. Barger, Dallas, and Bddle appeared for
the Democrats, and Messre Mann and hneass ior
based upon the petitions Of five reputable free
holders and voters OF the wards, and proof OF the
disqualification or unwillngness OF the objectiona-
be party to was taken by the court the Judges
not holding the down to the strctest rules of
proof, but accepting the cases in liberal view,
and in proper cases, ordering the removals.
and then upon the suggestion of more proper per-
appointed in place. The matters had gone ahead
thus for short time until Mr., Mann came In and
side had not been sufficient to
enable them to meet the m charges
newly named parties, and thus the Court might pos
siUy be mtsled into making appointments great
sides this the petitioners not here with proper
proofs and the proceeding was entirely in the
Mr.. Dallas said he had complied with the require
ments OF the law to notice, and the Court agreed
with him there; but Judge Allison suggested that the
appointments and removals be made to-day niSi and
merely provisional; certificates would not be issued
upon the action OF to-day; the judges would meet at
IL O'Clock to near objections and to confirm the pro-
Ceedings OF to-day
The first petition for the removal of James s Watt ap-
First ward, the ground that he not resident of
aoH WI a e had roRed
the division and therefore the passed for the
Fifth division of the Third ward Removal of John
E, resident t the SsG2 Mr. testified
The order made. and John H. Gore appointed in
Filth division Of the Second ward Removal of George
McFagen as Judge on the ground that he was not OF
msory was to be very and the natteT was
Fourteenth division of Second Removal of Joseph
Marlin Judge BECAUSE ne was not Of the party
substituted Alexander Nc Donald
McDermott Judge because business stevedore
would not permit HIM to attend to his duties as an eeo
affected There being no proof OF tns the matter was
second division of Fourth ward-RemOval of John Rob-
Sixth division Of Fourth ward-Removal Of Francis
Ward, Wood was mentioned in suSsttution 6st Being
police ofe5 so was GPC9Pebd 6 PEE Fo ward Removal Of ob
Kelly Judge because he was too old near seyenty hay
g sf6e GS oye Os s %a
Twelfth division Of Seventh ward-Removal of Robert
Caerson Return Inspector resident James Sandy,
brickmaker in TIyon street, between Twentyrst and
sixth division Of Sixth ward Removal Of Patrick
disreputabie person, but this mistake the true
ground oeg st he AZ was Gpeddng ing agns aga Sroo 9e Dem %
taken Charlie, Maginnis, No 42O Cherry street.
Tenth division OF the Fourth ward Removal of Thomas
Of
Lewis r as Sanyasssr no o ds abroad Bro WITH his wife
csypentsr in Locust street % suggested
McGovern Return Inspector because of weak eyesigh
third division Of Ninth Removal Of L. g. Hart, In
spect9r not residing in the division Mark Connel sug
S Of P; ss
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@ dyson Of Theenh of eoTre
NJ. shingle Inspector, nonresident Henry s. Wolf
division of the Tenth S Ct George
schabsrt, No $50 Jgpper street ss sasggested
sixth division of Twelfth ward-Renova of L. McCul-
ugh Return Inspector because not of the party John
McCrossin suggested -, ,,- -.
Inspector, for want of education. William j. Knight,
Fifth division OF the Eleventh wafd-Removal of James
Hagan, Return Inspector, on account of homage.
sixth division Of Eleventh wsrd.Re%Syal Of Edward
ESeventh divisions of Eleventh ward-Removal of James
Baldwin, Inspector because not OF the par;y William
Seventh division of Eleventh wara-Removal of Will.
jam d Slater, Return Inspector; David Stein, book
ESeventh division OF Twelfth Removal q Edward
Eyser Inspector because OF nonresdenee Charies b.
Seventh divisioni Of twelfth WardsRemoval of Adam
Psinter Inspector because Of Frank Rob
nson carpenter, in Tenth street, above Caowhil sug
Third division of Fourteenth ward-Removal of Davis
Edwards Joseph B. Archer, lO4S Buttonwood street.
Second division of Fifteenth ward-Removal of Thomas
Murphy Inspector because of want of educ alton; Dyer
Eighth division of Fifteenth ward-Removal of Mr.
Munich Return Inspector because unable TO read and
write English fluently Charles ~ Robins, Lawrence
street above Poplar, suggested.
Fifth division OF the Seventeenth ward Removal OF
William IL fEretts as Judge because member OF Coun'
Eighth division Of the Seventeenth ward-Remoyal of
Samuel Reed, Judge because OF nonresdence; Jacob
Seventh division OF the Seventeenth ward-Removal of
Peter j. Campbell, judge non resident; Michael Rice,
Bcdipe street, suggested.
A FEW FACTS WITH REFERENCE TO THE RgC )VERY
OF THE GooDs.-The speedy recovery Of the goods
which were stolen from the mourning store OF Be5son
Co., on Chestnut street, has created considerable
talk among our cliZens, the most OF whom are dis
posed give the credit 10 the detectives OF our cry
The truth Of the matter that the services rendered
by these gentry could have been performed Oy any
other member of our community, had he been
in position TO have received the information which
was furnished them. The recovery was not through
any ingenuity on their part, but was the result OF
the announcement by the firm that they would give
reward of twenty-five per cent. on their goods.
OF some one who knew all about it, and 1t was 10 all
probability the hackman who drove the thieves and
the plunder to the house OF OConner, az Tenth and
Girard avenue, TO indite an epistle telling VINO the
robbers were,y and where the stolen property was.
After this all was plain sailing, anu ~ would nave
been Just as easy for the Messrs. Besson 10 nave
gone and obtained the goods as IL was for the 0etec-