The daily gazette., 1879-08-11

Itwill be seen by the above that the
Fourth Ward let the election 20 by de-
fault. The polls were opened but no
voters appeared.
CoUNCILMEN AND INSPECTORS.
The vote IN the Wards for candidates
for Council and Election Inspectors was
as follows:
above offices)
Second Ward, (no vote polled.)
Third Ward-Council, b. A. Price, 20
Joseph Mcbride, 10; Germon D. Lin
coin, 13-total, 48. A full vote was polled
man, east district, Isaac Darlington as
sistant; Frederick Pyle, west district,
Geo. w. Sawy er, assistant. .,.o
Fourth ward-(no vote polled.)
Fifth ward-Counoil Henry Evans,
1.-TWO years term } 45; Alfred Gxwthrop,
lone year, 40. Inspectors; East district,
Washington Mason; West district, j.
Horace Rudolph. Assistants, Ed ward
Lewes and Frank A. Taylor.
Sixth ward-Council;J Joseph X. Adams
81. Inspectors; H. Il. Hawkins, North
district, assistant, 8. Fl. Chadwick; South
d trict. J. Ii. lHofiecker. assistant, j.
II. Gallagher.
Seventh ward-Council; C@sar A.
Rodney, 72; Jno. Green, 81; q. W. Talley,
43; Jno. Hare, 30; JnO. Green. 6.-Total
227. Inspeclors; West district, Robert
Smith, assistant Jane. j. Vincent; East
district John j. Flanagan; assistant
James Dandy.
Eighth ward-Council; W. Fl. White,
rs, Lemuel M arr, 48; total, 1875. 1nspec-
tor; George Casperson, assistant Robert
Gu nmins.
Ninth ward-Ccuncil; Christian Febi-
ger, two years, II; d. r. s. Smith, one
year, II. Inspector; Jesse Eaches, as
sistapt, l.. l.. Pierce.
Tenth ward-Council; s. g. Tazewell,
two years,) % votes; " alter W. Bnsf,
Zone year, % votes. Inspectors; Charles
Lukins; assistant, VIM. Oroney.
Although the Second ward held no
nomi nation it. was decided in the even
ing to select Samuel D.. Roberts as the
candidate.
THR ELECTED CANDIDATES.
The Republican ticket for Council
stands as follows SO far as chosen:
Second ward-Saml ID. Roberts.
Third wards A. Price.
Fifth ward-two years, Fl. Evans;
ono yoor, Alfred q Gawthrop.
Sixth ward Jos. X. Adams
Seventh ward-C. A. Rodney.
Eighth ward-W. II. White.
Ninth ward-two years, G. Febiger.
one year, ID. r. Smith.
Tenth ward-two years, S. G. Taze-
well.
Tenth ward-one year, w. D. Bush.
sPEFcHEs ON THE sUBJECr.
About 8 o'clock in the evening, the
Republicans assembled in the Lincoln
Club rooms TO hear the result of the
nomination, and Tom Saville was called
to the chair. When all the wards were
heard from but one or two, he announc-
ed that it was quite probable that Mr..
Vincent had been nominated for City
Treasurer and Mr.. Lichtenstein, for
President of City Council.
Mr.. Lichtenstein made brlefresponse
in which he said he felt sincerely heuor-
Ell at being nominated and would hold to
the idea, If elected, that when man Is
elected to Office he should almost forget
that he was elected by party. A man
serves his party best who serves the
whole people. He was glad to know that
Mr.. Vincent had been nominated for
men and very honest. The Council can
didates were good.
City Treasurer Vincent made few
pleasant remarks, rendering thanks for
the nomination. He alluded to the busy
state of affairs in the Treasurer's Office.
The business was much greater than
formerly. 1.-THE business of the city, gen.
tlemen," said he "has increased greatly"
A voice in the audience-"And so has
the Treasurer, since he was boy
(laughter.)
The Treasurer did not mind this inter-
ruption and made quite an interesting
speech. after which the meeting adjourn
ed.