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COM M


tr FRID4T, APRH 10, ls7G-
THE arrivals from hrcigu ports since orr lat r,TeEt have
BEEN an. 4 s. A.. = Z. Tartar, ffom sstney, % II. Hack
fed A. Co; ,sh, American sehoousr Flying Mist, from san
Fnncisco,F 6IuI 70 the Ochotsk, sal huntnEi Am~f.c7u
whaling bfrk Java -, from a cruise 9Th, American .ehesrrE
Myrte. from san Tnlrisco, -ai bzrfuz. sch, A.S 8
MIsnia, from san Fnuesco, o. A. HarIfh a Co 'h. An
cric1n schooue- J. D. sau51ru. fau San Tnnascr.
The departures have been sL, Tara-, 6J -aH Fr-lsso.,
sth, schoouer Einau, Or MarTus-a-i 9Th. is =. krar.arsr,
Japan; sh. schoouers MyrtIr and Tyin= M-t, wlaIrg har."
Progress, lava ard lava IL oh, uhalns bark Onward lsu.
steamer MiEat7, Er sydney, via thr THs
Our advice from sydaey are 70 March l'h ssi from A1ea-
land 10 the I6th. TL- Colonial sugar markets are rIcrsi 1
an ovsrerovd@i coalition and prres suiei ov.
From san Francisco " have dates % March zisr- ". Clip
from the Commercial Hsrsd
sroAR-Orrzon Il -crd.1g U. her sarptls sIrFl-s a! Ha-
waian, the Emma Augusta ron Portland hr1g4n- 80
- -,---f,t-- -. .-t-T =. ~.
trafe were searcr, ant the HiHsHans much annoyed an: De-
ayed in rhsir shipments both - This coast and The Colouier-
the sieam-rs not aherlins them needed aeeommoialog'
Luwn from th~ trade. We note recent ssles q 1000 pkg.
Hawaiian fhe Pioneer Nile selling az pc and 70 Aes. VI
suto- on private terms The maIAst lgr both RAYS AMI Re-
hned i eNc-yttngiy quiet sal price unehansgf-
recent market decline IN New YoFk- The nominal pE.c- here
Er prime Green j. csc, but no considerable quantity could be
az extreme rates, Efh sles q $500 bag ia al. ey CEn
Bell in bts. al 25ici % bags Eona, * Miksdo CSC
or China. % fhe hitter $50 mat- No 2 soI "a q. NC
S EaiSs. s S4'i Japan S9. aa siS'; sani fei.6 I,tas5. 7s@sr
PULU-stoek Hght-qlonbis AZ SC
From Williams, Blanchard 4 Co.. Sugar Circular g March
JIsf, we quote.
~Hatsaii1a SHgars-TLs atoek On hand at AZ cgmmsnce-
uznt q IN year, he'll by importers. was iualgntncaut Rein
ing grades of this description, IN mats and bag, have r-aizci
quicker and more satisfact0ry returns than medlum qualities
r. kegs produced last year Choice descriptions DO not appear
O. have raPeh the benefit u the general position % ttc mar
Net, and have been s0h az sM9tCf
TIE mnowing table q domestic exports tor tie fret quarter
af the present year. As reported By the Collector General Of
Customs, shows a decrease a. compared with the Correspond
ing period q 1873, oG s6I, 1915 This does not however sig
Nifty a decrease in productions the sugar, etc, i here, bat has
not yet been exported.
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first vilFTe Chased with the Iast-it Will be a
dead languaa-:
In one particular We are IN accord with the
writer whose lucubrations have furnished the oc-
casion for these remarks we believe the bes;
schools we have, or can haze, are Industrial
schools. With practical comnon-sense men 10
carry on such institutions, ana with the English
language as q basis, our young folks eau be
trained to habits Of intelligent industry that viii
make the Hawaiians once more q living people,
instead of n moribund race.
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DEPARTURES

Aprl s-schr Nettfe Merrill, Crane, for Lahaua, Nuui.
AfGeEEchr Rauair. 1Iopu, for Hfo. Hawaii
5-Bnt ssnr Tartar, Ferries, fOT san Francisco.
S-Echr Odd Fellow, Nik1, Tor NO]caa, KAUAI.
S-Schr Mile Morris. Lin a, Tor Molokai-
6-schr Juanita, q Dudo5t. for kooau-
G-sInop Live Yankee. Clark, for Hama, Matt
6-schr Luka, kaai, for MolOaa- kauAL
S-Schr Manuoknwai, kaauao. for NawiIwdi, Kauai
B-Haw schr Kinau. English. fT Marquesas-
7-Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina, fox Hanalci, h4u4I
T-Schr Annie. KoIOIina, Er Hlo, Hawaii.
7-Schr Prince, Beck. for knna and kau, Hawaii
~ : 5 n earsarge, ID q Harmony, for Japan
S-Schr UiIama. Doane, for kona and Kau. Hawaii
s-Echr Jenny. BaIisfier, for 6oba s. Naimca, Kauai.
s-Schr waoia, kankahi. for kooiau-
S-Schr Warwick. Kaiavai1, for kalaupaps, Moiokai.
s-Am schr Myrtle, BOIey, for Ochotsk SEA
s-Am schr Flying Mist, Beckwith, for OCh0tsk 50.
S-Am VIII bk Progress, Dowden, for the Arctir-
S-Am VIII bk Java, Fish. for the kOdiac-
S-Am VII bk Java "a, Fisher, for the Arctic
s-Am VII bk Onward, Hayes. for the Arctic
1O-Brt stmr MikadO, MCJrc. for sydney, via kaudavu-
lO-schr Nettie Merrill. Crane, for Lahaina, Maui
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VESSELS IN PORT,

NAVAL.
q 5 5 Benccil, Captain Wn + Hopkius-
WHALES.
Brit VIII bk PARKWAY, Merton
Haw VII schr Kamaile-
MERCHANTvEN-
Haw schr Kona Packet, King
Haw brig Onward
Haw bk Ea Moi, GarrSls, Ioadin--
An bk Ceyton, Woods, dischargu--
Brit brig Robert Cowau, Revely-
Am bk Buena Vista. Sinclair, dischaTging.
Am schr Sanborn, Nosquez-
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.prl G-schr Juanita, c Dudoit. from Koolau.
Brit stmr Tartar, Ferries, 20 days from sydney va
Eandavu-
S-schr Prince. Beck. from Kona AMI Kau, Hawaii
5-Schr Fairy Queen, KaaIna. fm Hanaei, Kauai.
5-Schr Uilama. Doane. from kOna A hau, Hawaii.
-Schr Manuokawai. Kalauao. I'm Navilivii. Kau7i.
5-Am schr Flying Mist, Beckwith, 20 DAYS from san
Francisco.
sam VII bk Java I'll. Fisher, from a cruise, with 10
bhls spm.
B-Schr Annie, KolOIina, from Kauai.
6-Schr Jenny, BaIlistier. I'm Waimca & kOiCa, Kauai.
s-km schr Myrtle, Boey, - days I'm San francisco.
7-schr Warwick, kaiaWaia, I'm Kaiaupapa, Noloksi.
5-schr Ea Moi, Powers, from kahului, Maui
S-Echr Waiola, Kaukahi, from KoOlau.
s-Brit stmr Mikado, Moor, 8 days and - hours
from san Francisco.
9-Stmr Kilauea, Marchant, from Hawaii aud Maui.
9-Schr Netfic Merrill, Crane. from Lahaiua. Maui
a-Am schr J ID SanboTu, Nosquez, Il days from ran
Francisco.
IO-Schr Active, PuaahIWa, from Kohala, Hawaii
lO-Hchr Mary Ellen, Jim. from Maalaea, Mani.
IO-Schr Keoni Ana, Kaukin0. from Koolau-
u-Schr Juanita, e Dudot. from Waialua.
u-Schr Old Fellow, NikH, from MolOas. Kauai
liam schE Lizzie, Ia Cole, 81 days I'm the GalapSs0s-
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

- SITUATED On SCUASU We 49,
81 NUE.. fifteen minutes walk from the Pa-t-pthce. ES4
Lll. That Desirable Property owned aud occupied by -
capt. a. MCINTYRE, one % Tire piessLutest sites ia the
valley. The house wiz n family oi seven or
eight persons. Bah house. servants house, carriage house,
observatory. and stable. all 10 excellent condition Water laid
on IRON tire Nuuauu Reservoir. The house stands upon cl1-
waited ground, drained upon three sides The land has q front
age uroa the Avenue Of I45 f-g.. and runs back a distance Of
10 feet, containing all area Of one and 2 half acres Two
horses can b. kept upon the place in good condition the year
round. 4 rare opportunity is here offered for the purchase OF
a homestead. Survey Of Land and inspection Of premises can
lie hsi upon application to
anil 81 }. a. CARTER
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PASSENGERS.

EEOg sFDSEY-Per Tartar, April 4th-P Sullivan, and 1856
10 transitu for san Francisco.
FoR San FHAScIsCO-Per Tartar, April 5th-Theo II Da-
vis, wife, 2 children and servant, X Stirling and wife, Mrs
Rece and child, Z Fenard, wife, 3 children and servant, Thos
May, II W Mist, II Bremeunann. > y Castle, Rev Mr. Archi-
bald, III Harrison, Mr-Hapai wife and child, Mo Van Burger,
{ Cinnamon, and les in transitu from Sydney.
FOE MARQCEsAs-PeT Kiuau, April 6th-Reys j L Pogue
and J Kauhanc.
FRoM KAHULUI-Per IA Moi, April 7th-Miss Whitney,
Miss Haven, L c Damon, w + Damon, J ID Widdefeld and
sou, Geo Miller, VIM Bailey. l. Andrews, Jno Dat, Chas Hum
phreys, SIR Mitchell, Mr Al, and 25 deck.
FROH WINDwAED PORTs-Pcr Klauea, April 9th-His EA
Gov Kipi, VI kipi, Hon L VI Martin, Hon Mr. Nahinu, Captain
Kaaha, l. Miner, Miss VI Taylor, Aiss Coffin, ii X Hitchcock,
T. Chamberlain, Rev a % Forbes, Mr Lee 10y, T. Asegut, J
AsEut, , Pike, Mr. Cooper, Rev Mr Gutstan, and so dccE.
From SAN FRANCIsCO-Pcr Mikado, April eth-Mrs & l.
Herbert aud child, DR. II Wythc, His Honor l. ii Allen, J
Lyman, Miss GRAFT, Mrs T. dc Camille, Mr. Mcleod and wife,
II Junk, and s. in tanzim for sydney.
FoR sYDyET-Per MikadO, April iOth-J r 4 Kenyon, and IS
in tTansitu from san Francisco.
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x Lulu. Visiting Friends aud Strangers generally are
cordially Invited 60 attend Public Worship az FORT ST
CHURCH., where services az. held every Sabbath at II ocIock,
4. NJ. and : H. z. NJ. seats are provided for all who may be
pleased 70 attend. TLerr u "a Wednesday evening Prayer
Meeting al : L. O'Clock, In the Lecture room, 20 which all are
welcome. APP y
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FRENCH AND
GERMAN
O. Q

Large ana Desirable Assortment.
Iichig- Extract Of Meat.
Huhbuck's White Zinc,
White Lead, Paint Oil.
Black Paint, Red Lead,
Paris Green,
Kerosene OH, Alcohol in / Gallon Demiiohns.
Cognac in Boxes, Pine and Table Claret,
LebfTaueumilch Rhine Wine.
A Small Lot Of Fine Hungarian Wines.
Settler Water, Fine Liqueurs,
German, Scotch and Norwegian Aies, ats. and pts.
Fine Havana and German Cigars,
Vienna Rocking Chars, Ssfas, Chairs, Warirobes, Writ
ing Desks, aud other Furniture.
Galvanized IHOn Pipe, 12 and 81 inch.
Steam Pipe, IL TO l I2 inch;
Charcoal Tin Plates,
Block Tin, Rabbits Patent Metal,
Perforated Brass, for Centrifugals:
Sheet Zinc, Suntz yellow Metal and Nails,
Hoop Iron, 3 s., :. IS, l and l II incl;
Fence Wire, No. :, ) and 6;
Best Refined Bar Iron, all sizes;
Keg Rivets, Lanterns,
Portland Cement, Fire Bricks, siates,
Stockholm Tar, Stockholm Pit1h, Coal Tar,
Fire Clay. Bath Bricks,
BlaCksDith's Coal ia Casks,
Hemp Packing. Hide Poison.
Denioii.s, Birch Brooms.
OaE Boats for Coasters. Oil SHRINK shooks.
Petroleum Barrels for Talow Containers.
syrup Barrels,
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nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
~ KINGDOM. Mr.. THOMAS RAIN WALKER Is fully
empowered to sign my name as Attorney for The Northern As
surance Co, ana The British and Foreign Marine Insurance
Company Uimitei.> THO. II. DAVIES.
Honolulu. March 81, 1874. apll I'm
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NOTICE.

MY FROM THIS
~ KINGDOM, ny Attorney in fact Mr.. GEORGE ".
M~ACFARLANE, is authorized 10 sign NY name as Acting
Agent Tor Lloyd's. THEO. II. DAVIES.
Honolulu, March 81, 1874. apIl I'm
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Mr.. THOMAS RAIN wALkER Is A.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
mNHE Hrrrtnfnre r.

isIlas bc;Ecen a. J. JUDD and r ". LAME, IN HE
Grocery and Feed Business, A. No - OLA Fellows Building.
Fort Street. Honolulu. = this dsy dissolved ~ mutual consent
A JUDD.
H-rei4Il. March gls.. iS-+. an. Il ". LAME.
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EXPORTS.

T0E sAN FRANCIsCO-PeT Tartar, April 4th:-
Bananas, bnchs......-- 90 Hides, pcs.......-.... sG
Betsl Leaves, bys....-- q Plants, pkKs.......... Il
Coffee, bags......-.-.- Rice, bAgs....-........ $50
Calf Skins, Penn 30 sugar, pkgs........... 2,23s
Furs, bN...----..-...- TauOw, bbIs. ......... Is
Goat skins, buds..---- Q
IN trGusifu from Auckland ST. pkgs Mdse.
FOE s~YDSEY-Pcr MiLado, April IOih:-
Kid Gloves csc.-...--. lsugar, pkgs........... i,763
Puu, bales-...-..... so. silver Watch, pkg. I
~Nauc-Doguestic. sl~I, 52OT3i Foreign......-.s275
La traHsitu tTOHs san FraHeiscO .-6Tf2 pkgs Mdse.
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NOTICE.

INHERENT OF A. w. JUDD IN
the above business. and firm having been purchased ~
EDW. 3. FRIEL. The undersigned, the business viii hereafter
be conducted under the name aud style q FREIL \ LAME
the new firm assuming all the liabilities q the late partnership
all persons indebted 70 the late drmo G Judd & Laine, are ~
que;ed TO settle a. soon as possible. EDW. b FREIL,
x w. LAME.
Honolulu. March 9Ist. 1874. ap4 FREIL Z LAME
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

NREREAS SIEMSON - CONWAY. OF
w HHo, Hawaii, have this day made an assignment o! all
their property 10 the undersigned, for the benefit OF their cred
itors, notice il hereby given 20 all parties owing the said Sjem
son & conway, to make immediate payment; and all parties
having claims sgains; them, 10 present The same to the under
signed.
d. II. HITCHCOCK,
L. G. HITCHCOCK
Hio, Hawaii, March seth 1874 api 4.
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NOTICE.
NJ11OLs
NnR. JOSEP

q n hs IIfUNIAS JUNETH IL ~
VI having received q General Poser Of Attorney, is fully
empowered to act for me during ny temporary absence from
thC Hawaiian Islands.
arlI $ rSigucll JAMES II. V~ANBURGEN.
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Hilo. Hawaii, March 3oth 1874.
, 1874-04-08
LOCAL ITEMS.


The body Of an unknown woman MAJ found
last ovonsng by the polica Of Lnke View In
Wrlghes Grove Coroner Stephens wax uoti-
lied, and will hold An inquest today.
Tho alarm Of fire from Box 36I at s;45. yeeter-
day afternoon, was CAUSED by tho discovery Of
fire in the two-story frame building, s. Wilson
6troct, owned sud occupied by Frederick Thorpt
~ boarding house. Loss about $1go fully
covered by insurance.
Deputy Coroner Pilgrim yonterdsy conducted
IN inquest on the body OF s. E. Paulson, q boy
8 yeara Of age, killed by the Lake Shore & Mich
igan Southern cara Just below Fortieth atrcet.
The jury returned a verdict Of accidental death.
Yesterday foronoou. as Bernard 0. Brand ,7as
crossing tue Ogden Slip bridge, when, an Archer
avenue A.; cur coming along, 10 vas caught botwoen
the car and the timbors Of the bridge, and waa
40 badly crushoa that he died last ayoniug 1t I
o'clock.
Detective Elliot yesterday arrested China
mRn named All Sin, WHO stole $500 in Newark.
n. j., and locked him up in tho Central Station,
He resisted tho attempts of Station-keepor
Primes to tako his money away, aud fought like
tiger. Tho bad Celestial will soon be taken
back to Newark.
Some time yesterday morning thieves entered
the residence OF Mr. Kennedy, 220 West Wash
lngton htreet, md stole two valuable gold watch
es, q aot Of coral jowolry, and small amount Of
money. Mrs. Kennody stepped out Of tho house
for Il little while. aud. when ehe returned found
the bureaus riltel and everything thrown into
the greatest confusion.
, 1874-04-08

| aeom to DO any knowledge or expectation among
tno ys,o9s 10 & town politicians that suo thing
unneceasary notso, uproar, aud diaordor saved.
but how tho dlainterostod oormoranta who
usually flock to Town Mocttng. oome 70 fail to
p5oxS aps, tho opportunity to try to DIP into tho
GENERALLY.
Tho whole day was = very quiet ono, tue OK.
tromo dallnesH OF tho election being It's most
favorable feature. The quantity Of bcor con-
effect except to make tic drnkora theroof oither
lttlo or no trouble
Very fow votes were challenged, and theao
wore generally sworn in Immediately, though
oath, amid the laughter and jcers Of the crowd.
At all tile other yoting-placeB on the North
Side there was good order, tho polls being oece-
sionaly deserted and occasionally crowded.
hsr' d was considerable ega ttong na no
long aB 1t waa On tho right sldo.
orr WITH H1s HEAD.
Among the other incidents OF tho election
which showed how anxious The pooplo'a party
charge Of Waring, the colorcd Candidate for
Town Clerk on tho Republican ticket, Waring
has boon for some timo capable and efficient
but was told last Monday TINT lie sorvicea wore
no longer needed. Con. Liob added that that
onlco belongod to tho Peoples party, and ho
didn't 1nteud to baye any one In 1t who would not
work for that party. 10 prove tho latter state
1nant, all tho other clerks were givon half-holi-
dav yesterday, TO enable thom to exert their In
Auence whore IL would do the most good.
4 LAw POINT SETTLED.
After the polls closed at 7, tho ballots wore
taken to tile upper floor Of Turnor Hall, 10 =
room under tug roof, about twenty policemen
kooping buck tho oxcitod crowd, Town-Olork
HeAley wa8 not preEent, and question OF Inv
was at once raised by tho rival candidates, none
oftwhom trusted his opponent, al to whether tue
counting could be legally 1ono during his sb-
aenco. Bob Konny aud Albert patch camo to
high words about tho matter, but finally eont
down to County Attorney Noundtroo, at tho
Clarendon, asking his opinion In writing, hlr.
Hountreo replied that the prosence Of the Town
Clerk was not necessary, and that tho tickets
should be counted Immediately, whother he
was there or not, and that tile Aeaessor, Col
loctor, and Supervisor should constitute the
Board to do The work. Tho room was then
oloarcd Of all outsidera, and those candidates
and Patch, appointed others to take their places.
TIE RESULT.
at o'clock the judges began counting, but
wore so slow tlut tho ballots will not DO gotten
through with till come time to-day. It ia certain,
however, that tho regular Peoples ticket ID
elected being korn for AaHeBaor, Knerr for
Collector, Kenny for Supervisor, Sweeney for
Town Clerk, and Daily for Constable. Tho total
number Of voteB cast was as follows: Sixteenth
Ward, 1,089; goventeonth, 825; Eighteontll,
1900; Nintooenth, 765 Twentieth, 1870 total,
$500. Tho only ward counted was the Sixteenth,
where, for Asscsaor, horn received 428 votes,
md Patch $40. Tho Workingmen's ticket ran
badly, except in the Eighteenth Ward.
, 1874-04-08


ST. JosErn, No., April 7.--Thc city election to-
day reaslltod In = sweeping victory for tho
Democrats. It fg bgltovod every tomocratfo
candidate except two aro nloctod. Tho city has
givon Republican majority Of about 800 at
every oiootion 6inco tho negro began voting
until to-day. Tho yoto was light.
At BT. L0lt1B,
gptctal Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tyf5u,,s.
Br. Louis, April 7,-Tho election for Alder
mon to"day produced moro Excitement thnn is
Usual at tho city elections here. Tho result ia q
complete defeat OF the hummer tiolsct, including
George Dain, hoad of tho Republican branch,
and Elon G. Smith, head OF the Democratic
branch. THO independents carriel oil tho wards
whore thoy Ind candidates. but two. Tho Coun-
cli remains Democratic, bus 1t Ia greatly pt,-
rifod.
t7b The Assocfat<d prtts1
Sr. Louis, April 7.-1ncompleto returns Of tho
election to-day for Aldermen and School Direc-
tors show 1go Democrats, throe Republicans,
and throe Independents oloctod to tho City Coun-
Gil. Tho citizonB' movement to elect indopanl-
ent candidates In four wards over tho regu-
lar nominees resulted succeasfully in threo
Of tic wards. In tho Fourth Ward
Geo. Dain Republican, WAS defeated, and, in tho
Fifth Ward, Z. G. Smith, Democrat, was do
against tho latter gentleman. The independent
movement WAS confined mainly TO the Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Wards, whero tho
Democrats nominated candidatos. Tho voto for
School Directors Ia not III yet. It will probably
show fair dlyialon botwoon the parties.
, 1874-04-08

"
Tho election In the South Town was unusually
quiet. In the First, Second, Third. Fourth, and
Fifth Wards nothing Of interest happened
Ttckot-peddlers and others loitorod around the
polls oil day, and, judging from the tickets dis.
tributed tito Peoples ticket received largo ms
jorisy.
Tho poll of the Sixth Ward (BrldgeporD Was
Mt tile corner OF Haletod street aud Archer ave
nuo. Alarge crowd occupied tho sidewalk ali
tloy, and ton policemen kept them In order
About twonsy Of the "lads ~ became drunk, bu,
only ono fight occurred. "Aligo" Evans Was
tho favorite. a reporter, who waa mistaken for
him, wns asked to contribute something to front
tho "boya." uo declined, bocauao unable to do
80, and Evans lost some friends On account Of
Ills I'd meannena." In this ward, as IN tho
Third, no Republican tickets could DO Ind at the
polls. Men came around With them IN the morn
Ing, but wore driven away and no ballots whicl,
warot known to be for Leach were al-
lowed to bo put into the window.
1t was tho easiest thing In the world
to vote dozen times, Il ono were so in-
to get . ticket having on 1t "Collector, Mike
Evans," mud walk up and hand 1t to the Judge.
His friends had possession Of tho polls, and made
no impertinont inquiries. Hence his majority In
tho FlfBt. INltds anu sixth wards Y Ill p6 lnuesd
overwhelming.
In tho Second, Fourth, aud Fifth. Leach re-
coivcd respectable numbor Of votes. but 10
away behind. "Miko" had his plans ,Yoll laid,
aud tho sepeaters earned their money.
TIE FIRST WARD.
Tho special interest here lny In the fact that
at ono Of the two preciuots the regular town
business was to DO transacted. A. that one, held
in the Bherif'e office, Tom Foley WAS elected
Moderator, and at tho other. In the Tire Insur-
ance Patrol Building, Phil Conley was selected.
Tho voting st both places WAS slow aud orderly.
THE TOWN MEETING.
In order to comply With the law, 1t was solemn
" moyod and as aotomnly carried by scoro or
moro Of citizonH whone paymout OF taxes ia
chiody limited to occasional soryceB In tho Bride
well brick yard, that the sum of 1856 900 DO voted
to dofray the town expenses for the year 1874,
and for the purpose OF liquidating outstanding
Expenses. After this farce WAS enacted, voting
Was resumed, and was continued until o'clock
In the evening. ut which hour tho polls closed.
Tho vote waa light, compared with that Of last
fall. The Republicans, Us q party organization.
made pitifully weak showing, their candidates
being Bot up only to be knocked down, In say-
sral Of the wards their tickosB wero not to bo had
Ind many who went to the polls for the purpose
Df voting TINT ticket were on this account do.
barred from voting at all.
THO votos were brought in boxes to tho Sher-
lf's Office, and thoro counted, nearly twenty
mon being engaged in unfolding aud sorting out
lhc ballots. The count was fairly made, beyond
sdoubt, and the various election officers Of the
tho South Town wards deserve credit for tho
promptncas with which the business was trasact-
3D.. Everything Was footed up at half-past 10
o'clock in the evening,
THE RESULT
being rs follows: