The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-30

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Second Vice Presidential Gordon.
| Third Vice PRESIDENTIAL Mullen,
Secretary-Beniamin A. Edwards.
| Treasurer-P. w. Pfeiffer
Grand Marshall G. Clark.
Delegates to Parish Commtttee-A.J ]. Shaw
Bernard G. Shields.
SECOND WARD.
President-James Barry.
! Vice President-JOseph A. Walker.
Second Vice President-Wm. Cannon.
Secretary. 9. Murphy.
| Delegates to Parish Committee. d. Far
rell, E. Burke.
THIRD WARD.
President-John Fitzpatrick.
| Vice President-Tim O'Neil.
| SeCretary-Chares Byrne.
Treasurer-Archie Steward
Delegates to Parish COMMITTEES Arm
bruster, John T. Marley.
FOURTH WARD.
President-John Connolly.
Vice President-Thomas Johnston.
Secretary-Henry Andry.
Treasurer-Henry Robert.
Delegates to the Parish Committee Ben.
Onorato, Vie Mauberret.
FIFTH WARD.
Presidential. J. Rivet.
Vice President-Jules Lhote.
Second Vice PRESIDENT Butler.
Treasurer u. A. Boisdore
Secretary-Ewd Durive Jr
Delegates to Parish Committee-M. G. Bar
ry, J. DemOruelle
SIXTH WARD.
President A. L. Tissot.
First Vice President-James Dillon,
Secretary-JaCOb Volrath.
Treasurer. A. dHemecOurt
Delegates to the Parish COmmittee-JOhn
Brewster, Sidney f. Lewis.
SEVENTH WARD.
President DeBouchel.
Vice Presidential. d. Saucier.
Secretary-John H. Manuel
Treasurer-F. Carrie
Grand Marshal-Stephen Arandt.
Delegates TO the Parish Committee Henry
Chiapella, Chs. Lochbrunner.
EIGHTH WARD.
President-Joseph Baker.
Vice President Piepenbring.
Secretary-M. K. O'Niel.
Treasurer-Adam Ohler.
Delegates to the Parish Committee
Michael Carey John Baptiste Munich.
NINTH WARD.
President-F. Dudenhefer.
Vice President-Hugh Cain,
Secretary-PhiliD MUNICH
Treasurer-James Griffin.
Delegates to the Parish Committee-Geo Fl.
Stechman, Joseph Lusk.
TENTH WARD.
Presidential. j. Sheehan.
Recording Secretary-Wiliam Doran.
Financial SeCretary-ThOmas L. Fairchild
TreaSurer-Hilar Ohnmacht.
Delegates to Parish Committee-W. II.
Harding, Andrew Cayard.
ELEVENTH WARD.
In the eleventh ward about 1900 votes were
polIed. The Murphy ticket at midnight was
ahead, but 1t was impossible to say which
ticket was elected.
TWELFTH WARD.
Presidential. P. Keller
Vice President e. Munster.
Secretary-Paul Sauve.
Treasurer-Hugh Breen.
Delegates to Parish Committee-F. R.
Southmayd, +. j. Wehrner.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
President-E l.. Bower
Vice President-W. II. Pascoe.
Secretary-L. D. Landry.
Treasurer-Wm. H. James.
Delegates to Parish Communicative. FL.
James, VIM. H. Bokenfohr
FOURTEENTH WARD.
At CaFljsIes Polling Place.
President-Sam'l s, Carlisle.
First Vice President-Wm. II. Folger.
Second Vice President-M Matthias MONTE.
Secretary=Geo. +. Roth.
Treasurer--Louis E. Prest
Marshal Christophe Hoppe
Delegates to the Parish Committee-Alger-
non S. Beck, Daniel NJ. Casey
At FergWsom's Polling Place.
President-J. H. Ferguson.
Vice President, Miller.
Secretary-I. T. ". Mason.
Treasurer-H. T.. Robinson.
Delegates to the Parish Committee-John
S. Kelley, 3. MCGOWAN.
Vote, ITO,
FIFTEENTH WARD tA1GIERs.)
President Hartnett 125, Ed. Quinn III.
Secretary-Pat. Hennesey 1913, Frank Desa-
baye SO.
Treasurer-P. McCloskey 1874, J. II. Nc
Delegates to Parish Committee. H. Fin
cyan 1893, J. FL. Mccain 20, j. Barrett So, J. T.
Mooney 106.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
There was no opposition in this ward ex-
cept for president and delegates to the Parish
Committee The vote was as follows:
President-John c. HOLMAN 1876, Bogart
Shall SO.
Secretary-O. A. Irrelevant 257
Treasurer-J. j. Fehl 257
Sergeant at-Arms-JOh !. White 257
For Delegates to Parish COmmittee-Ken.
Scratchley 1859, J. j. Walsh 153, James Dillon
SO, F. G. TOebelman 1O6.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
There was no opposition in this ward, ex-
cept for delegates to the Parish Committee,
and as in the sixteenth ward, everything was
harmonious and marked by good feeling.
The following vote was cast:
President-Phil Mitchell 208
Vice President-Phil Bucher DOT.
Secretary-John Augustin 208
Treasurer-GeOrge HerTle 2O8.
Delegates to the Parish Committee Henry
Tebbe 1888, J. NJ. Moore so, JOS. F. holman 1853,
Frank r. Coggswell II.
SHERWOOD FOREST.
Now that thousands of our people are leav-
ing the city to seek few months of recrea-
ton in a cool and bracing atmosphere, we
venture to suggest that those who want
quiet healthful and delightful retreat should