The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
FOR CORONER FOR THE UPPER DISTRICTS

| +. l.: Taney three thousand ono hundred and
| sixtv-three votes.
| Scattering, five votes.
FOR CORONER FOR THE LOWER DIS
| TRICT
Henri do Rance. four thousand eight hundred
| and forty five votes.
II. Bezou. three thousand four hundred and
| twenty votes.
A. de VilIenenve, two thousand six hundred
| and ninety three votes.
H DubHrcet. three hundred vOt0s.
Scattering. live votes.
FOR FIRS T JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
W, J Mccall. nineteen hundred and ninoty-
!. r. Childress nineeen hundred and fifty
W. W. Jackson, eight hundred and threo votes.
| p Harnnn, ono hundred and ninety votes.
FOR SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
,Wynne Rogers, twonty-six hundred and
Mr. B. Creagh, eight hundred and forty-throo
| votes.
", II. Holmes four hundred and ten votes.
| John Mccormick, two hundred and thirty
II. Nj. Duplissis, ono hundred and sevonty five
| votes
FOR THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
| Theodue BuissOn. tWontY-s8vou ftHt1ttfea
and forty five votes.
| Eugene Staes. sixteon hundred and ninety
John L. Laresche. one thousand and thirty
five votes.
Scattering forty fve votes.
FOR FOURTH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
John Cain. twenty eight hundred and forty
Alcee G. Kerr, fourteen hundred and seventy
i. b. Hernandez, eleven hundred and sixty
eight votes.
L. Duvigneaud, one hundred and forty-nine
votes.
Alfred NJ. Seymour. fifteen votes
Scattering. one vote
FOR FIFTH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
VIM. Sarrazn, seven hundred and fifty eight
votes.
J. 9. Butler. three hundred and eight votes
VIM. l.. Thompson. two hundred and forty
one votes
W, T. Duncan. one hundred and ten votes.
FOR SIXTH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
?. Kenney, eigle cen hundred and seventy
eight votes.
Petor Kaiser, sixteen hundred and nfty-seven
John Livingston, nine hundred and thirteou
votes
Ernest Carl, forty five votes.
FOR SEVENTH JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
T. W. Falls. eight hundred and twonty eight
John Baehr. sevon hundred and sixty eight
votes.
Chas. O'Rourke, six hundred and eighty
T. T. Flanagan. two votes.
FOR EIGHTH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
A, G., Roman. five hundred and twenty two
Louis Zeler, five hundred and eleven votes.
PEACE.
J. Hurley, three Thousand two hundred and
eighty four votes.
j. Connors. nine hundred and seventy four
votes.
r. Cannon. one hundred and fifty six votes.
CONSTABLE FOR SECOND JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE.
Robert Barnes, three thousand and seventy
-four yOteR.
Charles Funk, seven hundred and eighty-tvo
IA. Moran, four hundred and seventy three
votes.
Stephen Flood Mccormack. twenty-five votes
Scattering. ono vote.
CONSTABLE FOR THIRD JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Stephen Kennair, two thousand eight hundred
and tWeny- two votes.
A, Kern one thousand two hundred and thir-
teen votes.
E. BouIigny one thousand and ninety-two
votes.
p Brugoro. ono hundred and eighty-two
Englehardt Kocl. ffty-two votes.
ScAtterlng. seven votes.
CONSTABLE FOR FOURTH JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
W. Fl. Brooks, two thousand I've hundred and
ifty-Seven votes.
l.. f. Bouchereau. fifteen hundred and sixty
five votes.
P. Ad. Forier twelve hundred and sixty-two
votes.
A. Chevare. two hundred and ninety two
L G. Gleason, fifteen votes.
L. MayanS, two votes.
Scattering. two vOtes.
CONSTABLE FOR FIFTH JUSTICE OF THE |
PEACE,
Robt. Thomas, eight hundred and fifty mine
votes.
Placide Boutin. three hundred and ninety
votes.
Henry Green. one hundred and nine votes.
j. '. Swain, six votes.
CONSTABLE FOR SIXTH JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE.
= Joseph Kreiger. seventeen hundred and sixty
five votes
Daniel O'Leary, fourteen hundred and fifty
Chnres Heath. twelve husdrod and twenty
eight votes.
Ernest Carl. one vote.
Scattering, ono vote
CONSTABLE FOR SEVENTH JUSTICE OF |
THE PEACE.
I. Geis. twelve hundred and six votes.
John G. Geltard, eight hundred and seventy
Charles Bartes, two hundred and one votes |
George D5sha. eleven votes.
CONSTABLE FOR EIGHTH JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
Philip Michel. We hundred and sixty-six
John Jordan four hundred and seventy
FOR RECORDER OF THE FIRST RECORD
EIS COURT.
NJ. J. sheehan. six thousand four hundred
md five votes.
W. L. Evans, four thousand and thirty-t two
votes.
L. G. Hunt, two thousand one hundred and flf-
eeD votes.
s. J. N. Smith. eight hundred twenty-six
votes.
Scattering. two votes.
FOR RECORDER OF THE SECOND RECORD
ER'S COURT.
Ernest Miltenberger. eight thousand one hum
1red and seven votes
r. Duvillier three thousand two hundred and
forty eight votes
Scattering. two votes.
FOR MAYOR OF THE CITY OF NEW Or
LEANS.
I. ". Patton, fourteen thousand four hundred
md fOrty-tWO votes.
r. s: Howard, seven thousand ono hundred
and fifty one votes.
John Wilson. six thousand eight hundred
and ninety nine votes.
G. Fl. Tebault. eleven hundred and thirty four
votes.
]. G. Fleming, one hundred and thirty-nine