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TEE ELECTION.
Result on the City Ticket With Returns
All In.
Two Republicans and Three Democrats
for Board Of Public Works.

To the surprise of most everybody no
disturbance OF a serious nature occurred
at, any of the polls yesterday, as it was
generally supposed that the contest incl
dent to the striving after the most i'm
porIant positions which have ever been
filled in this city by popular vote would
result in some brawl.
The best OF order prevailed, with so me
minor exceptions, fact due to the vigi.
lance and good conduct Of the police
force. Scratching tickets was INDUCED
in to great extent. The vote pOlled
was comparatively light.
The Democrats have elected three
members Of the Board of Public Works :
Bell, Foote and Gessert; and the Re-
publicans two: Baker and Caldwell.
Jno. r. Bender, Democrat, is reelected
Clerk of the Police Court by decided
majority. Geo. L. Field, Republican, is
elected Director of the City Infirmary.
For County Solicitor, L. b. Paxton,
Democrat, is elected by a considerable
majority. Below we give the result:
The following totals on the City Ticket
are complete, embracing the returns
from every voting place in the city. The
| footings have been made with care, and
can be relied on as being as nearly cor
rect as can be given until the official
count is announced:
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NEW YORK.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Thomas Hal
leran, coffee roastef, was arraigned
before Judge Bixby on the charge ol as
saulting Michael Cullen, Of 37S Washing
ton street. VIM. Russell, young man
in Court at the time, recognized Hal
leran as the man who murdered his
{ (Russelps) lather in 1871. Halleran was
held for trial on the new charge.
Postmaster James has notified. the
Acting Postmaster General at Washing
ton that lie has orders from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to shut off the wa
ter and gas and discharge the engineers,
laborers, and others from the Post-otflce
here by reason of the appropriation being
exhausted.
Gas will tonight be shut of, and all
night operations and all day operations
in The easements and sub Easements, in
cluding Newspaper Departments, must
close, unless it is possible, from the
Post-5 flee fund or some other fund, to
pay gas Dlils.
service will be crippled. The appropri-
alton was based upon estimates Of 1874,
before the present building was occu-
pied. The Secretary of tne Treasury
called attention OF congress TO the mat
ter early in March, but nothing has been
done.
The weatherhere continues wet, chilly
and disagreeable. Tnerain storm, W hich
set in early yesterday morning, still
I.continues, and heavy clouds are hanging
over the city indicating prolonged
storm.
The fall of rain during last night was
unusually heavy and steady, the rain
| for several hours falling without cessa
tion and with unremitting violence.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Editorially the
Times says: The result of the election
warrants the expectation that Connects
cut may be counted along with the Ke,
| publican States IN November.
The World says: IngcrsolPs majority
is over all about 8, 3,180, both branches Of
the Legislature are Democratic, and the
Democratic majority on joint ballot is
| largely increased. Editorialiy the
World discussing the possibilities Of the
Presidential elections figures 1870 cleo
torial votes for the Democratic candi.
date, taking the last election as the cri
Iteri0n.
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VIM. Farley accidentally shot and
killed himself while handling u pistol
yesterday at Mount Vernon, y.
Q. 'rrask's jewelry store at Terre
Haute, Ind, was burgiarized and every
thing Of Importance taken. No clue.
Philip Maxon, OF Springfield, Ohio.
was found gully of forgery, yesterday,
and sent to the Peniteptiary Tor three
years.
Contrary to previous announcement
the Pacific Mali steamship City OF San
Francisco sailed with Capuufn Waddeii
in command.
$40, 900 have been recovered from Rog.
ers, the detaulting Teller Of the Fulton
Bank Of Brooklyn. He was taken back
to Brooklyn yesterday.
The rain of Saturday and Sunday was
the heaviest for thirty years, and the
rivers i'll Georgia and Alabama are un-
usually high. Several railroads have
been Dlockaded by the floods.
The annual meeting of the American
Steamship Company in this COUNTRY was
held at PhitadeIpiIia yesterday. The
annual report gives AN encouraging
showing OF prosperity. !
Phalah, Payne & .Cosgin, on Poplar
of 1pnnhil uora hita.tnd ont h,, n ~
incen1iary vesterdav mornino los
81. 900: covered In The Globe. OF Chicago.
Frankland. of Knoxyllle. and anoI6err
Company.
;v;ro.;o. . bo
Al inJunotion has oeen grnmteu IN
Thilauglpnla 81 plonioltlng tne western
Unlon lelegrapn company from erect.
ing teieslapn poies on stteets o. that
city Wlthoue .ue consent oI the mayor.
Ihe Mayor IL may Dc aodea, VIII not
CONSENT
A separation OF the Atlantic& Pac ific
aud iss ouri Railroads. has been ordered
by the Supreme Court, and D. r. Garri-
son, John Il. beach ana John L.. Ste
phens appointed hsceivers LOT the Mis-
souri, racine, ana L. i. buckiey,.oi New
ork, ana ", II. armstrong oIst, LOUIS,
tor the Auahtio " racine.
Six Chinese Companies at San Fran
cisco have indited letter to CHIEF of
Police Ellis, complaining that the
present agitation has already provoked
assaults upon their people, and that
they fear, unless checked, bloody riot
may be the result. They profess a
willingness to lend their aid in obtain
ing a. modification of the BurlinQame
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FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
LITTLE DOING IN STOCKS.
LONDON, April 4.-The Times money
article says: In railway shares there is
little doing beyond an investment bust.
ness in first-class stocks.
WALT. WHITMAN DENIES.
Walt. Whitman, through the medium
OF Mr.. Conway, authorizes denial OF
the reports that he is in great poverty
and distress.
STILL FIGHTING.
RAGusA, April 4.-Several divisions
of the Herzegovina insurgents have re.
fused 10 accept the armlstice, and con.
tinue fl rhtlng,
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A Throat Cut by Fallen Telegraph
Wiyes.

Yesterday Mr.. Hardwick held an
inquest concerning the death OF VIM.
Stevens. OF tho Blue Yard, Duncan Ter
race. On Sunday, during the storm,
stevens was seen sitting on the box OF
bis omnibus with blood flowing from his
neck. His throat was cut from ear
to ear. Dir. "A. Z. Samson tracked blood
to the entrance OF the yard, where he
saw large piece Of telegraph wire. The
wire, utter breaking, had made loop
over the gate and caught stevens as he
was entering around the neck. Tbe
wires we're all broken down by the gale
ofsunaay n Aancnesscr Eog.) Guard
ian.
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Bv American Press Association to the STAR.
COLUMBUS, o., April 4.--Last night
about II O'Clock, man named Pickins,
u laboring man of this city, returning
home somewhat intoxicated and
dnding that his son, a young
man seventeen years old, had been out
late with questionable companions,
called him from his bed to
reprimand him, and while
the yUung.man was on his knees beg
ging for pardon the inhuman father, iu a
fit of frenzy, seized a shot gun and sho
him through the heart.
He was at once arrested and lodged in
jail. Pickins had heretofore borne a
good character, and was usually kind
to his family.
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The Connecticut Election.

by American Frsss A5sociatlon 70 the STAR
HARTFORD, CONN, April4.--The latest
returnsfrom 1877 towns show the follow.
ing vote: Robinson, SG,77T; Ingersoll
42,49O; Smith, 1860; Atwater, sci; scat.
tering, %. In 1915 the same gave Green,
81, 1865; Ingersoll, 44,270; Smith. 2.62S;
scattering, II. This shows Republican
gain OF ], ,6i3, not including New Haven,
where the gain OF the Republicans IN the
plurality is about 1,400. The Senate will
probably stand Republicans to II Dem
ocrats. Wait, Republican, for Congress,
is elected in the Third Dlstrlct by be.
tween 700 and $40 plurality.
NEW HAVEN, April 4,--0Wins TO tha
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will be Hanged.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ALBANY, N. r., April 4.-The Court
of Appeals in the case Of John Dolan,
convicted OF the murder of Jas. II. Noe,
has rendered a decision affirming the
Court below. Dolan, therefore, will be
hanged on the l4th inst, to which time
he was respited.
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An Internal Machine in His Caaa
Bin.

The Albany Argus says that quito q
sensation was produced in the lalni1y pE
MIR. u. Gibbs, prom nent merchant *
Saratoga Springs, oneeyening last week.
While obtaihin2 u hod Of coal from die
coal bin he discovered by mere acoidess.
and yet most fortunately, small tza
box among the GOAL. lis suspioioas
were aroused, and the box was cnreint}y
removed from the bod, and the renaix-
der OF the coal in the hod examined bo-
lore being placed in the stove. The bsK
was found to contain a large nuiHber pf
straws about three inches III iaMEla-
Each straw was filed with powder ana
securely sealed at the ends. The whole
formed indeed very dangerous csa-
trivance, which, If it had ever reacAess
the ffe-box OF a pallor stove, woaAa
nave made very destructive work wssA
the inside OF house, and perhaps De-
sToyed the lives Of more than one msea
ber oil the family. :.
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WashiMgton Notes.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, April A. = The Senate
yesterday confirmed Stephen B. French
to be Appraiser Of Merchandise for the
port of New York.
The Senate discussed the nomination
of Mr.. Dana several hours yesterday,
and there are several speeches yet to be
made. 1t is understood that Mr.. Dana
has written another letter, which is quite
as independent as his previous epistle.
The impression now Is that MIR. Dana
will be rejected.
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Wall Thief Captured.

By American Press Association to the STAR
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Special Agents
Foster and Booth, of the Post-office De-
partment, have made an important ar
rest at Parsons, Kansas. Recently thir-
ty-six registered packages were stolen,
and all Efforts to secure the thief were
unsuccessful. Sunday the detectives
secured Mr.. Dinsmore, express agent,
who confessed and made restitution OF
$700 or $500.
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Councilmnn, J. l. Keek ODD 333; Jas.
Mack R J, 497. School Visitor, John l..
Thompson D.), 324; f. 3. kearney B },
5O5. Assessor, j. M. Murray D. J, 352;
Conrad Kemmeter r.. J, 5Sl. Constable,
A. Grove ID, SO7; j. h. Streeter Or J
QRQ
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WARD OFFICERS.
FIRST wARD-FIRsr PRECINCT.

Councilman, j. l.. Keck (D.). III; Jas.
Mack r. j 257. School Visitor, john l..
Thompson %. J, 149; X. b. Kearney (R
229. Assessor, ). N. Murray %. J, 224;
Conrad Kemmeter r. j. 1877. Constable,
A. Grove OBJ POS; j. f. Streeter (R.),
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C0uneilman, j. i. Keck [D.) AT
James Mack (R), Dos. School Visitor
fJohn L. Thompson u. J, 178; Francis b.
Kearney (R), 176. Assessor, T. M.
Murray (D.), 1T8; Conrad kemmeter
(R), 1871. Constable, A. Grove ID. J. 1877;
j, r. Streeter (R) 157,
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The Republicans OF Stratham, Nev
Hampshire, conveyed q man ninsa
years old to the polls, and elected ik1f
tlcketbT 2 saaiQritv Of ona
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BOARDING.


DOARDlNG--Ch rooms, for families OF
ID single persons, also transient; day board
ing So 81. MRS. REED, s29 !, est Fourth street.
ap3-3t
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TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL A. 1876.
inclement weather, very light vote was

lncIement Weather, very IIght VOLe was
cast here yesterday. The total number
OF votes poled was about 5000. The
Hard Money men concede 1000 majority
to the Greenback party, while the latter
claim 1000. e. Merwln, jr., Republican,
is elected State Senator. Bowen, Demo-
crat, ran behind his ticket.
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: TOR SALE COTTON GIN--Near Helena,
! II Arkansas. valuable steam cotton gin,
with grist mill and say mill com bined, aud II
Desired, some heavy timber land or a cotton
farm, adjoining This is well located and do
ing profitable business. Terms easy. Apply
TOD DICKINSON & CO., Real Estate Agents,
Richmond. Ind. ap3.4t
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tTN0R SALE-PACKING- -HOU5E--A good
Il steam packing house and sausage factory,
with pork sto,e and dwelling on the same lot.
Address kEES & BECK, corner Of Pearl and
/ Qrlin strects. CleYeland. O. anA-3t
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FIKsr WARp-pOuRrH PRECINCT.

COuncilman, J. L. KecK ODD, 20l;
James Mack r., Y. School Visitor,
John l.. Thompson d., 1T6; Francis Is.
Kearney R. 9s. Assessor, I. NJ. MUIR
ry d. Jas; .. kemmeter r. J, %. Con.
stable, Audy Grove (D.), 9j; streeter
(Rl 80.
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THOR SALE = CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
1t SIJP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton u DeHan's college.
For full particulars address S. PC, BoxO,
city. jaC-tf.d&w
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model seven-shooter; sent y. u d., with
box OF cartridges, ior 81, by DELL, the pawn-
lbrOker, 1856 Vine street. mh3O-CtF
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENT ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classidcations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A. LINE
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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DAMAGED CAssIMEREs, &c.

/. For boys and mems wear, just received
from the late fire in New York.
Notwithstanding the rush, I have few
yards left.
A chance to get goods at half price.
Call at once, and secure the bargains.
THEO. f. NIEMAN,
Dealer in Dry Goods. Furnishing Goods, &C.,
26l Central ave., third door below seventh.
mh25- Cts, Tu,Th
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NOTICES.
DO You Value Your Life 2

,FTNHEN don't neglect cough. If everything
II has failed in your case try DR.. NOR
RIS SYRUP OF TAR, and our word for
1t you will find relief. 1t is the unfailng REM
ledy for all pulmonary disorders, including
Blood splitting, croop and whooping cough.
I3ry it and you will not be disappointed.
- ID. PARK Il SONS, General Agents,
'Fourth aud Walnut streets, Cincinnati, OHIO.
!, te16-Tu, Th&s,tiue10
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1roR SALE OR RENT-REslDENCE CE-The
t. residence and grounds Of John Reid in
Avondale. Apply at Reid's Hotel, 119 West
Fourth street, or at 1872 Main street. ap3-2t
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THOR RENT 100 Ms Two connecting and
IL one single, with or without board, private
family, for gentleman and wife or single gen.
fleinen.. asS West Fourth street. Refcrsnce
Ssquiyca apS-zt
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!L,OR RENT OR LEASE -sTORE--No. 1875
4 il Main street, between Third ami Fourth ;
rent low to good party. X. MALAY Il BRO,
l1l6 West Front street. apY-4t
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T20R RENT OR LEASE-Ncar South s de
IL Station: river front, fruit trees and shrub
bsTy, very desirable residence. STANLEY
HATCH. ap5-Tt*
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FOR RENT--R

THOR RENT-ROOM OMs--Nicely furnished for
\ I,'honsekeeping for man and wife; also rooms
.1or gentlemen, az 22l Fifth street, between
FiWin aAd Elm ap3-3t
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT --DWELLING-Of rooms, gas
Il and water, in goou order; No. 2l3 Bank
street. Apply on premises. ap3-2t
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FOR SALE.

iToR SALE HOUSE AND LOT = Frame
house and lot in Avondale Inquire at
iENNIMAN'S Grocery, Corryville. 1t$
tEOR SALE-DAlLY MARKET And gro
I Gerry OF a. b Eek, $40 Freeman. WIN in
voice for less than COST; must be sold. ap3-2t
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THOR sALE-FEATHERS-L Az pound
IL pillows, ST.; choice feathers, 16 cents per
pound; 35 pound beds, &c. Y. W. MORRISON
" CO.. II W est Sixth street. mh3i-6.*
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Shoenhof { d., c67; L. wehmer R.), 24s.
Assessor, a. Blocht (D.), 229; W.osten-
dorf Il. J, 2G9. Constable, W. Bay %. D
229; IL. Haynes Il. }, 26S.
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I1oR RSALE-PISTOLs--A large lot of new
| II Pistols, all kinds ami sizes, cheap, at
DELL'S, the PawnbroKer, sc Vine street.
/ mh30-Ut*
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lINOR RENT-HOUSE-A 3-story brick of 0
IL rooms, bath room and gas, all in gooa con-
dition, No. "7l Baymiller street. Apply to DR..
Z. .W0ODWARD, No. llU West Sixth street.
up3-3t
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roR sALn--RHAL ESTATE,

THOR SALE--LAND.-5O acres prairie land; !;
II . good spring on same; in thickiy- settled
Edghborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
8hs ciiice. jy14-tf
THOR SALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
/ IL WILL NOT EAT YOU UP--A splendid
farm OF W acres, IS miles from the city, on q
faiiroad. Address H., this office. ia28-tf
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VA ANTED-TO SELL OUT Or take a
w partner with "a, ,0OU or $4,000, in the brew
ing business; worth great deal more; only
Que good brewery in the town; brewery on the
Ohio side; good improving town. This Is a
good bargain, on account Of waning to go back
| 90 France; references. LOUIS WUlLLAU ME-,
Union City, Ind, Box 81. apS-St
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
con LIVER or AND LIVE.

That pleasant and active agent In the cure
OF all consumptiye symptoms, ''WIlbors Com
pound of Pure Cod Liver Oil and LIME" is
being universally adopted in medical practice.
Sold by the proprietor, A. b. WILBOR, Chem
ist, Boston. ap4-3tTu, THIS
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Kearney OR. }, '9S. Assessor, 4. M. Mur.
| ry d., Jas; q. Kemmeter r. J, 90. Con
stable, Audy Grove (D.), 95; streeter
(R.), 80.
SECOND WARD-FIksT PRECINCT.
Councilman, Chap. l.. Burgoyne (D.),
3Ts; Ben. Eggleston (R.), $50. School,
Visitor, FL. A. Bowman ID. }, 321; Chap
Bird r.. J, 674. Assessor, Nick Waiter
mau Cd. J, 2S6; L. L. Curry Il. 63S; Con
stable. Ben. O'Conner (D.l 2S0; John
Swine (R.), G39.
SECOND WARD-sECOND PRECINCT.
| Councilman, Burgoyne CD, 234; Eg-
gleston( r. J, ia. School Visitor, Bow
man o.. 1871; Bird Or J, III. Assessor,
Waterman [D.), SO; Curry (R.), 233.
Constable, 0'Conner CD 100; Swine
(R. 224.
THIRD WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
Alderman, j. IL. Dicks ID. l3l9; Glenn.
Schlotman CD, IS; Frank. Schonfed d
(R.) $40. Councilman, H. Wernke d. +,
334; JOS. L. White (R. J, go. School Wis.
itor, Louis Massman, jr., CD. $40. A..
SCISSOR, A. Barnard (D.). L. Ii. Thorpe
(R.). Constable, Geo. Gross (D.), VIM.
5pringmeyer (R.e
THIRD WARD SECOND PRECINCT.
Alderman, j. Ii. Hicks Cd. 526; Clem,
Sohlotman CD, 40; f. Schonield CIR. y
1863. Councilman, Henry Wernke ID. !
667; j. t. White r. 90. School Visitor,
Louis Massman, jr., D., 750. Assessor,
A. Barnard (D.) 502; L. IL. Thorpe Or. J,
IA. Constable, George Gross Cd. J. 554;
VIM. Springmeyer (R. }, So.
FOURTH wARD-FIRsr PRECINCT.
Councilman. f. D. Duffy (D.), 7i9; II.
NJ. Hazelton (D), 200. School Visitor,
VIM. j. o'Neil (D.), 7O4; James Taylor
(R.), 314. Assessor, David Butler %. y
| l773; w. II. Reid (R.) 180. Constable,
Edward Gilligan %. J, 573; John e. Dep
1 pc (R.), 33S.
FOURTH wARD-sEcoND PRECINCT.
Councilman, +. d. Duffy (D.) 293;
Thos. Haz.lton r y s6s. School Visit.
or, WI. o'Neil (D;). so4; Taylor lR J,
1855; Assessor, Butler { ID, 265; Read
l(R) 343. Constable, Mike Young 1R. \
| 3l5; Deppe Cd. ], 40; Ed. Gilligan { D. !,
|l72.
FIFTH wARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
Alderman, Alex. Cline 3D. }, 249; Vic
tor Oberly (R,), 129. Councilman, John
jonnoily CD, 221;- e. w. Van Duzen
RI, 157. School Visitor, Joseph Moses
(D.I 245; w. II. Tice r J, 143 Assess
or. Michael Walsh (D.), 12S; VIM. Nc
Hugh (R.), 207. John Nicholson ID. y
S9i Thomas Patton Ri 24I.
FIFTH wARD-sECoND PRECINCT.
Alderman. A. Cline 3D. 4SI; Victor
Oberly (Ind.), 392. Councilman, John
Connolly (D.), 5l2; Il. w. Van Dusen
Rb 3l7 school Visitor, Jos. Moses,
(D.1 COZ; Ii. w. lice (R), 282. As..
SCISSOR, Wm. icHugh (D.), 425; Michael
Welsh X Constable, Thomas Pat
ton (D.), 5-3; John Nicholson Or J, s97.
Sixth wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.
Councilman, jas. Fitzgerald %. u COG;
NJ. j. Maxwell r. }, 1928. School Visitor,
John Hurley (D.), 527; Geo. Weber (R.).
4l3.
SIXTH wARD--sECoED PRECINCT.
Councilman. JAS. Fitzgerald, Cd. y,
ISL; NJ. j. Maxwell { RI. $50. School
Visitor, John Hurley lD.], 25S; George
Weber { r.. 2s7. Assessor, Tim Flynn
(D.l Sb0, no opposition. Constable,
Samuel Smile CD, oo6, no opposition.
SEVENTH WARD -riRsT PRKcINcr.
Counoilman, W.. sanderiran{ D. j. 1853;
III. Huneke iR,l 2sS. SCHOOL, Visitor, T,
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SECOND wARD-FIksT pRy clNCr.

Councilman, Chap. l.. Burgoyne (D.)
3TS; Ben. Eggleston (R.), $50. Schoo
Visitor, Fl. A. Bowman { D. 32l; Chap
Bird. r.. J, ga. Assessor, Nick Waiter
man (D,l 2se; y. L. Curry { -, eSS8s; Con
Swine RI, $50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FyNT ANTED--STrU UATIONS-By some Ger
! w man girls, to cook and do general house,
work. l0l Fifteenth street. ap3s3t
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THOR RENT-ROOMS-4 elegant front rooms
i on second story, and two rooms IN third
story, all nicely painted and papered, gas and
Atar.
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nv ALTON BY a German
Wv Protestant girl, for general housework
best Of reference given; city or suburbs. Cal
lat2i5 Court street. aps-3t
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Noat brok Of seven rooms, and ono house O.
tea rooms, all OH Laurel street. HUGH PUGH
NG Cutter street. ap4-2t*
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lVkT ANTED - SIrUATION--By a girl as
J w cook in private family; will 20 TO the
country; reference given. Call at No. % Pike
street, UP stairs. ap3-4t
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THIRD wARD-FIRsT PRECINCr.

Alderman, J. II. DICKS D. l3ly; Glenn.
Schlotman (D.l IS; Frank. Schonfe;d
(R.) $40. Councilman, H. Wernke Cd. },
334; JOS. L. White OR. J, go. School VS.
itor, Louis Massman, jr., (D.), 670. Al-
SCISSOR, A. Barnard (D.). L. Ii. Thorpe
(R.). Constable, Geo. Gross (D.), Wm.
Springmeyer (R.l
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

NTANTED-BOY-Toc carry the STAR Ap.
wv ply at STAR office, $50 Walnut street. al
3 O'CLOCK aps-3t*