, 1881-03-12

make up hI!st). wanted tho l3cNocrnts 70 control
COURSE objected, and nu agreement was renchcd.
Tho t9octor turned tho tnatter ovcr To Merritt
@ Tho racr, ss WITH srls s' rru nG o m p,x N
lrnl unc prcscntc'l by Wirkrrattanl 10 Dixon In
Tint II contained ten ItehItcrH's to only hyn
tn seven. It wns pyliont ttsut Il i" ringer" hmIl
lseen put ill., md tllat insept Ehcssertlsld Mnckn
!aad ,,s,t brc, !lle since wenc:.lay. A!4 n1on
curing ooht Republicans md sevrn Hcrnncrnta
iortn9 w..E'f. tho .rhrgr nnn,ler; Az. !rcrlI.nt
lepubiicAns. l,cca,Ise loo nnrst 10 co,,rsr,,anco
Eueh skul1tl,,1Ecry. Ali. W1ckersiiam rcp,itlt-
ntc.t !t tho w,,o hing. say,nr that hn had lot
!nx nbnut Tho substitution: havIug turned tho
list nver t0 tuckin Wednesday,.
THE JuntEs ASD Cl.l:lsKs APPOINTED
nre ns fuluws:
E!roy, Euoc'f"ilows'sl. clcrks. iii Fierce, j. +.
accnnd-Jutlscs, ]. II. McCauslanu. N. linaan.
Dun Wren. Clerks. u. II. Wood, Thon,us kcn-
Tiirl..o1,,,iscs. Charlie, Matthews. 8: n. Nick
=. Fourfh-Judpcs. Anton ners, i. Clare. Frank
Ef,h-1ascs, IT, s sersit ( w,liis'" Murray,
q. T. wascrho.ise. Clerks, II. ". Green, Jncob
Tho lists for the Firth, Sixth, nnd Seventh
exception ut twn tlr three cssanucs.
war1i, AID. i.awicr's list Icing throwt oil ai,d
that os Aid. Purcell substituted, as fullows:
E1GttTH WARD.
First ,PrccInct-;judges, Michael, Fitzgerald.
.1nhn Powers. ]. i. tlAtnbrlght. r..
r, sceonl-Jutgc5; john l.ortlen, Louis Oratls,
ottn i.c9roe. Clerks. Wtlilutn Cuspar. a. II.
ThIri-Judgcs Patrick Mccarthy, Elwnrl
;n,l:: G"welt: - lt'ggs. Clerks Frank EasIc, WIZ.
.F,Mrtt-'1uancs,. William ODonnelI. Albert
Kala!,, Tnonas llassots. Clerks, Juhn Ludc.
Fittn-jndYss. Daniel Sullivan, W. -Kost. II.
AInstcrsuu. Clcrka. Francis Fllniaa,,. G. Hutch.
Sixth-.Iudges, Murdnck Campbell. Y. j. An-
'lcrsnn, s;n,, Martin AcSchols Clerks, L. Com!sky,
sts sss 5sas SSAssssy St4ssy jss s% %sss M
Exh!l-juiFes. chaslcs car1y, ~. Murphy,
john brown. Clerks, Henry Pilgrim. rat Me-
rNnth-1udgcs. ". J. 1,ritten, J. =; ,lsobcrts.
,Tenih-Jutxcs, James nrasey. Ke1ly lie 1,oa.,.
". nrowt,.. Clerks. John Mrycr. J. ". Hrsw,.
The following, not published heretofore, woro
TWELFTH WARD.
First rrcc!nct-.Indges u. Worth!ngton, Il. +.
.seeoni-.iu!iyes. George W. Ncwcomb, N. ].
Thri"judses, 'I' i. i. Jones, 81. u. Rapp T, II.
Mayer.
,rourth-!u9sss, r. II. Dattcrshall, Dr. W. s.
Fltth-.Iudges-il Van Duren, F. c. Stevens,
six.a'S;iadxcs, g. D. Baldwin, w. $. Elliott, E.
:, ,,segyxeI.th-Judses, J. l.. Parker, II. J. Eynns,
u Etshth@J.ilgos, III e" ". C. punulns, II. T. Will
'a's; S;si% S9 GG|iiiam NJ. 1nusbn. a. II.
4 II kt5,t1u Hfn9 Srf Efr-
recommended by tho Committee. which was
sllo Communists IN every pr.cinet. !iid. Cai-
lcrlon nsntcd thnt this WIS mt talr since they
tnd pollc,l nnly Nhont 'N0 votes III tho ward az
tho lust election.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Tho following were those appointed:
First rreenct-.ludKcs, Edward Thompson.
IuhI 4. Kern, and JaiIlcs Corr1gan, Jr. Clcrks
Potter NGWtosl. Jnhn ltIHtti.
oat6n,sn fs,aa Gnbei. CLERKS, Iawls Schultz,
ihlsa-ii,'iEes. William rhoms, W. r. Thoncs.
Jumes I.urns. Clerks, William 1sohn. illelanl
Ta1,rth-J,,slees. Atcxansicr Van Horn. George
william Cn.lklns. -
sh"s'sts teiks. ss noa's Gskha1s S ss &
sxi|!%ju,,Kes;, Frcl: Alereeht;, August SEQ
lurih' IeeoDos5 pnSn'l. Clerks roter hloi'as'
Hovcnts,-,IulEcs. Andrew Qua!l. William
Muller. ,Anton Dctmar. Cinrks. Charlos Al
| brccht. John Sullivan.
EIghtt-JiuEca. A. G. Rolf, Jnnos Fltzglhbon,
| e. tluemIscn. Clerks, Henry FIshor, j. Aivfun.
Nlnth-JntlEes, Frank SchDenUwalil, Wiiiinru
nurlIlur, Al. Flolnlng. Clerks, Thomas Dugan.
John AianIr. .... o.,
Tunth-jut1aos, Charles +. scharia,1, G. &.
DpnLbernnwAkt. +. J. Thornum. Clerks, Jotll
| lissrhEr, T. Christensen.
Eloyei',h7J,t'ses. Atlgust Meyer Theodoro
| Schultz. ". J. MoNarnnrn. Clerks, /. clubhouse,
| Aloph George. -
lourt. Mtchnel Dunluy. Clerks, Fred Warncke.
Thirteonth-Judges. August Wendell. Elwnrd
snnderA. Patrick DMlton. Clerks, Otto Flshur.
| Frnnk 1fearslou.
wards hNvinE beun tAken up nic by UnGt-AId.
linrrctt went nrer toward tic ChNrtnhn, mud tho
| Mayor WIS hoMr,l to aAk hlnl wlInt ha wMnted.
| l!urrGtt whispered tO him n1d tho Mayer AuIf,
| "fIl rcc0Rlze yuu.' llarrctt thou returned III
his 8rnt aud lElul1llintely ,nnyrl to reconsider
tho vote by which tho l!at uH AID. f',sreull WIS
substituted for tho Que presented by AID. Law
lpr.
This rA[Betl a trcezc, and AID Snyth said II
| nprn trutllllg un tho innr wns culntGHuncetl he
would nlovo tn defer tic wha!o natter alltl In
thnt why iiltkG the cn tIr TIN election Illrgnl.
Considerable t'tIlllIstertng followed utd, ,t,tuull
| tho Mayor did ul no elul to help thu Uennn.
crata, tho ltnpnsllGnns Carried thclr point, and
| tho Council adjourned.