, 1880-09-12
It is mot impossible that white viii get ull Il
Fifth Ward votes, though three Ut them u
considered doubtful. ;.

Fifth Ward votes. though three ii them ire
considered doubtful
"A light vote was cast In the First Ward and
the proceedings passed OF in q perfectly tran
quill manner. By IN understanding there was to
be no Aidrtch ticket In this ward, and total alb
ps@ss ea
poll opened Huxhey Reed, whose latest political
oscillation has led him to hover temporarily
scene with bushel Or two OF tickets containing
the names OF eight delegates pledged to the SUP
q whs Tae
hurry. as big cups and little caps were promts-
manner manner In w6ich commas % and ind fuii stops Is wero m
Ing :A to to t View. W. Ono 80 Of the delegates % tho
names OF two others were not recognized rs be-
longing to residents Of the ward, but, despite
IN
mers. started to work pcddltns the independent
ticket with great enerxy. The voting wus very
tho closing hour only one melancholy individual
was heard IL complain OF havtng 1een shut ott
f1om depos,t,nEg r. his ballot: While the % boz wa4 q
the result. and he took the pains to explain to
tho judges that. while be nad no speciaIpollttcat
1ecqa % to Col TaSos he bud qna
days ago he had met tho Colonet,who had pussed
him BY without an acknowledgment. He didn't
"tlut l40| tut1t4 1EuW tu6 AD0HE4~ L4+ NU$ u1at
destroy, and be felt confident that be had done
It, bao Ry had the beth time counted 1neq Of bets9 the
closencss Of the room and si9hed for the fresn
& S5 GSa a oa II as t have Tied.s Ss1s
breath Of air saturated with redolent Democ-
racy. "Oh. 80 TO-" WIS the answer; whereat
renaarked, Hoys. I'm IN afraid that they've td bate B
u.s. 1t 1as indeed 50, and when half the votes
bad been sorted, and Hughey saw that big Water
he was one OF tho cha,lcngers. the Judges or
election. Messrs. Enoch Howard, ,. 7. Lyon: and
Frank Warner, and otter challenger, =: =.
parture; but he insisted that the closeueas Of
the atmosphere had made him faint. and TINT
1t would not 5 healthy foE am 70 9ef ssm1.n %is
was drowned out and left the room. Ihs count
1nsted only twenty minutes. and resulted IN tno
fndepeadent ] S5 He opposiion. 3 Id Ths winning ticket
Arthur Dixon. Fred n. Hunnerberz,
D. J. Wren Joseph HonseF,
GeorEe a '1~Hk 4. HOOK. Harry By1ne-
ae 9the5
Louis Berg, II: l. Thompson, Hugh Reed, E. r.
SECOND
The kepub}ican primary In the 8ecoud Ward
Yesterday afternoon was the V1leHt t<avesty or
popular suffrage that was eyer seen in the city.
For IN hour before the polls opened. the broad
sdcwalk in front Of the ballot-box WIS filled
with az motley . crew as ever g1aced 1h<
deck of pirate ship: It was OF ou colors. from
latter were number Of employees Of the POST
ONCE. For while the dght WIS quite spirited,
and apparently was restricted To- bona ndo
retainers of tho Taylor and White fz4-
nons began to 1nuudate tho place, and in \
dirty \ mob ~ oould bo turned out of 4 gypsy
camp.
TayloTs fortunes xeEo looked After by Arthur
Dixon md Daniel Wronn- Of the Tir1t Ward
Con Mahonoy. formerly Of the Seventh,
now Of tho Twelfth, and Bob Wilson.
Of the Ninth, looked xftee 10 tatetesfs Of the
III. A. FarvelI, r. D. 9rAy, 8. D. Khmhark, and l.
few other Old re4dant1 md l1EEo ta1-p6Ye21 Of