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Dodge City times., 1888-12-13

The city council met in regular session We'd
nesday. December 5, 1858, at 1870 .. III.
Present-R. W. Tarbox, mayor. 5. Gailand.
J. Ii. SWEET, Z. ii. Martin. }. A. Arment, W. e..
Shnn and VI. Collar, members. Absent-Aug.
Curtias and L. Il. Mcintyre.
The minutes OF the last regular meeting were
read, and on motion of Galiand approved.
On motion of j ii SWEET report OF the con-
mittee On streets and alleys. relating to persons
employed to work on streets, was accepted and
placed on file.
On motion of Councilman Martin the Police
Judges report for the month of November lsSS,
was referred to the finance committee.
I'm p,ntinn of Gnunei il,na Sweet 10 follow O
Dodge City times., 1888-12-13
WHAT 7
CHRISTMAS PRESENT {?
SHALL / GET FOR A

Let us offer you the following
as suggestions worthy of your
careful consideration at this time:
We have just purchased an
elegant line of Books, from which
anyone can select one or more
that are just what they would
like to present. Think of it! Is
there anything more suitable,
more refined, more delicate than
than desirable book, whose very
binding is work of art, and whose
illustrations are fine engravings?
We have such books, for old and
young, rich and poor. 200 $1.OO
books to be slaughtered at SOC.
each.--Gold and cloth binding.
Books of travel, history, fiction,
biography, childrens stories and
works of references.
POEMS Livery style and
price. BIBLES!---A large va
riety. If you wish to send a
tender token of remembrance to
friends don't fail to see the 25c.
and SOC. mono-tint booklets, each
contains a favorite poem or song
delicately illustrated.
ALBUMS.---New styles; photo,
autograph, and scrap albums.
GAMES.---A fine and interest
ingline. Ink stands, paper weights
cabinet picture frames, mirrors
and perfumery. All are desirable
presents.
Ourline of Plush Sets, includes
brush and combs sets, manicure
sets, odor sets and jewel cases in
new and striking designs at HALF
PRICE. Every one of these is
great bargain. AS usual we will
also have a complete line OF
Christmas Cards and Souvenirs.
Come and see our stock and
prices and see how far little
money will 60 spent with us.
CITY DRUG STORE.
Dodge City times., 1888-12-13

The city council met in regular session Wed
aesday. November q, 1sss. at 1:3D .. m.
Present. r. ". Tarbox, mayor. and A. Curtius
:. Uailand, J. 4. Arment. L. h. Mcintyre. j. II.
sweet, ". c. shnn, and NJ. Collar. Absent. c.
II. Martin.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were
read and approved.
The committee on electric lights, to whom
was referred a petition requesting that the light
10 be established on Sixth avenue and Division
street. made a report recommending that the
lights De established on the streets rs originally
recommended by said committee, and that an
additional light be established on the corner of
| Fourth avenue and Division street,
On melton Of j. A. Arment the report Of the
committee was accepted, and the committee au-
! thorized to cause an Incandesant light to be
erected at said corner Of Fourth avenue and
Division street.
| The committee on streets and alleys reported
persons employed TO work on streets, also the
employment of necessary teams, which on mo-
tiOn of l. X Mcintyre was accepted and filed.
petition for an arc light TO be establi shed IN
the Fourth ward, was presented and read
On melton said petition was referred to electric
light committee.
On motion Of l.. X. Mcintyre a communication
| from the A. L. X 5 +. Railroad company relating
to an ordinance dedicating street crossings on
Second and Third avenues, was referred TO the
city attorney.
On motion of L. y. Mcintyre the committee
on fire department were instructed to see about
putting a stove in the fire department., with
| power TO act.
On mntion the following claims were allowed
Dodge City times., 1888-12-13
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court within and for the county Of
Ford, in the State Of Kansas.
c. W. ii. Boyer, trusteeIfor C. ". II. Boyer 4 Co.,
Plaintiff.
Dodge City times., 1888-12-13

I
Dodge CITY Tines printing to Nov. l. =. sa6 80
] f Nc Adams dray bill - 200
Dave Morrow days street work. ..-..-.. W
Chris Weclman day street work. k..-.-... l %
Carl Buddenbaum day street work | 81
james Norton days street work.. 81
JOAN Madden days street work. IL 5O
j Briggs days street work ....--...--. 800
Geo y Cox, assignee Langton Hd'w Co.. G
Geo u Cox, - '' :. -. IS
Geo Il Cox, - Z" -. 80 SO
Geo 3 Cox coal to city 81 50
Ford County Republican printing. ........ Is 20
sandy Wilson burrying dogs. W
VI Collar merchandise. .............. ii W
windows. - l6 50
X VI Wright * Go blankets for Jail :. 80. 3 %
Cord N son board to prisoners to Oct B.. 4U
1 o y rent for August lSsS. ...... 10 10
} J DObbS rebate of barber licenses 1890. 10 10
: Dodsworth city warrants etc. ..... ..... 20 80
/. X Mcintyre Lumber Co lumber BILL. 36 50
Dan Sughrue board prisoners county Jail W
iotdi S-to %
On motion the following bills for costs in the
district court, July 20, lsSS, were allowed by
vote of the council. VI Collar voting, no.
City of Dodge City VS. J W Darlington. $50 so
' VS. W Streater 80. 35 55
vsSS 5 Stubbs. Z As
VS. Jas Kelly ct al. 81 30
Dodge City times., 1888-12-13

PUBLISHED on EVERY THURSDAY.
Dodge City times., 1888-12-13

living to the mild weather
this season we have too much
underwear: we shall Close Out
a few hundred garments in
ladies, gents and children's
goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

IIat It dppdTs Oh hu'H 4 V1I' 0' 11''1'
The Whole number Of votes given for
the Office OF Alderman Tor the
Twenty-third Assembly District 80,
OF which David Barry received 1928
OF which Thomas G. awford received 0,sJ2
OF which Michael J. Leonard received car
OF which Otto Reiehardt received POI
OF which Charles Arnold received 10
OF which there were Defective 80
And Of which there were Blank =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
4 MADMAy's pnAYK WITH A LOCOMOTIVE.

Brunswick (Ga) dispatch to Tie Atlanta Constitution
As southbound frelgh, pulled up Alspaha, on the
Brunswick Western road the engineer and brennan
were suddenly startled by the sound OF voice close 70
tie engine calling them to get OH The voice was one
OF command and they peed over the side OF the cap
lt was to look down the barrel OF q Winchester rifle,
firmly held TO tho shoulder OF who evidently
meant business. The the engine may have
thought him dunk crazy but they felt satisfied II was
no time to parey. They told 20 git," and thy
did it. The man with the rifle stepped between the en-
CINE and the pulled out the coupling PIN and
Jumped into cab holding the rifle in one hand, while
with he other he pulled wide the lever and quick
lightning sprang The ground The engine freed from
the train with full head Of steam. new down the track
toward Brunswick like cnaon ball shot down hill
Fortunately the telegraph operator In the Office aud
flashed the news wig zee that the track
clear On the wild horse Of the rail sped It's way, kissing
and scothng without the hama OF It's master until with
sheer exhaustion Tor OF fusl IL stopped
eight miles away. The who did this Is named L. q.
Smith lie was arrested and has been sent 70 the Jail
az Nashville. Fuit.er details could be obtained
Ia vhy Smith did this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
SOMETHING AUTHENTIC AT LAST.

From The Springfield Union.
Edtor.inchef to managing edltor-Every,hing covered
to-day!
Managing edtor-Yes. think so.
Edtor-in chef-Some good newsl
Managing editor-Yes some big things to-day, real
busters
Editor. ehef-Has the regular daily report come that
President Cleveland is going abroad, that Is TO New
Jersey when expires and that he has so many
offers Of positions that ne doesn't know what to
do with themf
Managing eitor-oh, yes, 1 keep that standing now
and have marked It daily t.
Edtor.in chef-That is all right. Oh, By the way.
anything about Blaine today
Managing eiltor-well should soy 50. We have
got big beat" B!ane and don't you forget IL.
why Jones-our new man. you kDow-hcard man say
that he heard another say that his ws mother had
neghbor who had a friend whose father once worked
Tor man whose brOthern-law lived IN Augusta. and his
hired girl told friend Of hers that her cousin saw the
aunt OF Mr.. Blanes coachman and the coachman said
right out and said that he didn't care who heard H.
that he shouldn't bit surprised the way things were
going on II Mr. Blaine went somewhere some OF these
days. -
Observation-Disclosures is the most probable story YET
Mr. Blaine's future, and 1t can't De contrsuc'ei
e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
TOO MUCH OF 4 GOOD THING.

From The Pttsburg Dispatch
email hut ronrcharactered young lady christened
Mary hut commonly called Tb" is continually hoorhg
her mother in arguments. She has an acun luea Oh
nsne ogca really wonderful gift for seven or eighe
year old girl ,-.. - ho sor,a nm
eorved PEACHES on the breakfast table. and II I'D
likes anv one thing under the sun better than an eise
IA preserved peaches. She disposed OF the anotIeu
ror,in of the preserve with wondious Sped got a
second helping and that disappeared stole tnird
snoonful In trying commit second larceny her
mother caught Iib -, -, - nom
you'y, has more peaches than's good for you now
said her mother. 49,, J., NIL
They'Ie so nice, though" Automatically put IN I'D
a. think they're the coolest you ever made. ...
But YOU can have much OF good thing' you
know Tibp replied her mother, ignoring the Dill OF
fattery. -,
So 1lb turned her attention TO other things
Alter while il time for lib to 90 70 sunday
schoo and as she stood in the threshold holding up her
litte head so that the scarf beneath her chin could b.
tiod her mother said Now, lib, after Sunday school,
mind YOU are to meet at the church door, or you
can 90 IN TO our pew without waiting L Gon't want
YOU TO miss church again" ..
Sc 1 don't want to go church." said lib. with a
pout - - .
be good. lib"
Ycs-bu, you can have too much OF good tlhg-
you said yourself mamua"
But parcnial authority doesn't let such little thing
as logic stand in the way. lib went to church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
4 rnMlN,s sIyGULAR NERVE.
From The Norwich Bulletln.

Prom
Saturday evening between and o'clock young
and powerfu horse driven by woman became frghteped
an the Central wharf and started westward at high
rae az specd The woman turned the furious amman
into North Thames-st avoid colidng with t'avy
team. After running quite distance ON two wheels
in imminent danger Of being upset ~ result OF t'e
suldc, turn the buggy cam, down business again,
when the woman cool and business Ike, guided the
horse over tortuOus course to avoid couding VITA
vehicles about the West size station. and drove into
the freight yfri Of the New London Northern Railroad
Company. The carriage went jolting over sleepcrs
ami rails until reached the main track where
he was stopped by two men
Tho woman coolly stepped out OF the buggy and
took out the little girl who with her. The horse
had TO be- taken and M buggy carried around street
ward by main strength The hasneSsed the sweat
Inc. painting horse into the shafts again. the woman
rated him on the neck gently and spoke quleiing
word or two to him, said the child Get in littlc
one we VIII Try 1t again" and following the girl 10.
sumed her own sat AMI quietly took the reins ana
drove away. There many men In this cry sho
under ike circumsanees could not have hired 10
risk another ride after such animal tr same evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
FRIEyD AYD BENEP4CTOR.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Confound your awkwaIdaess" groaned the whose
had been stepped on.
/ beg your pardon sir" answered the offender but
think YOU as much to blam as was. You stepped
directly IN my way"
Do you claim the whole sidewalk, sir. yours Has
everybody got out OF the when you
along r.
Sir, have apoogrei 20 You for the accident II
you any furthef satisfaction shall be happy
ComInodsla you a any time. Here Is my card"
(l.adsl--~ X. X. Guppus Manufacturer OF Railway
Lamps Do you make these lamps they the r
do, sir"
with EMOTION" My dear fri nd, permit 10 grasp
your hand l am . spectacle pedier.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
DECLARATION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CAN
WASHERS OF the COUNTY OF SEWYORk.
In relation TO votes given for

In relation votes given for
The Board OF County Canvassers for the county Of
New-York having oanvassed and estimated the Eotes
given in the several Election Districts In each Of me
Assembly Districts OF e sad osS M ovember. a. D.
1850 do hereby certify, deteimne and declare -,
That Cornelius Flynn, BY the creates, number I OF
votes was duly elected Alderman for the tlfst AZ
sembly District of the CITY and County of New 1esa
as lie Same existed the first das OF Jshuals
That Patrick Diver. bs TIE greatest h,n seo %
Assembly District Of the City and County OF New
York, as the same existed on the hfS' daS VI Jan
at Patrick n Oakley by the greatest number OF
votes was duly elected Alderman Tor me linlI ~
scmbly District Of The CITY aud County OF Sr" ~
as the same existed on The ffst daE OF Lamar
~ yosee was duly elected Alderman Of The tonfh
Assembly District Of the CITY ana county OF Nsm n
York a. lie same existed on the hist DAY Vi Jan
That Alexander j. povd BY the greatest nun 1,5b
Of votes was duly elected Alderman OF INC illn
Assembly district OF the CITY ana ,onnS OF u, I'm
YORK, as tie same eAiS'ed 0" 'H' "''' '
Fiat William Clancy by the greatest number Of
votes duly elected AiaernaSSi cd ion ~ NJ
York a. the same existed on the first day OF Jan
uary 1852 =. .,o rre.,os, number Of
tsa' was 1y Elected Alderman for the Seventh
nsSsenbiv District OF the City and County OF NeW-
York Is the same existed on the first day OF Jan
uary, 1e52. ~ .,est nnmber OF
That csrsi; S e Gsssd q Ade na Tor the hh
xsse,nb,v District Of the City and county OF NV
York, as the same existed on The hiS' u"S VI Jan
fiat William H. walker BY the greatest number N, q
,,o,es was dujy elected Alderman Tor the rlHln
Assembly District Of TIE City ana ,Vt dSv Of Jan
York, q the same existed on inc "''' D"' VI ''''
HAT Edward j. Rapp, BY the greatest number Der o.
votes, was duly elected Alderman ior 'ho i'H'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
THE List CONGRESS.
FULL LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
HOUSE
THE REPUBLICANS HAVE A MAJORITY OF TWO
IN THE SENATE AND SEVEN IN THE HOUSE
-2o4 coNGREssMEN REELECTED.


In the List Congress the Senate will be composed
as at present. OF 80 Republicans and 81 Democrats,
assuming that the Democrats VIII control the Legs
lature Of West Virginia In answer TO many requests
the list OF members OF the House Of Representa-
tves, with their post-ofcc addresses, IS given below
as prepared for The Tribune Almanac. Out OF 32o
members C63 being majority, 1G6 arc Republicans
and 15e Democrats o04 are members Of the Lth
Congress- Is were members Of preceding Congress-
and log are new Representatives. In the present
House there are 49, Republicans, 100 Democrats,
Labor Representatives and Independents. To the
list OF Congressman is appended the list Of Delegates
from the Territories Republicans and Democrats ;
in the present House there are Republicans and 3
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
STAYING MS PETS FROM NECESSITY.

From The Lewiston Journal . -
A curious scene wa, witnessed the other day In the
fg baslet In which, carefully wrapped in cean napkins
ve nine yelowsknnel ducks evidently dressed fox the
ma ket with grea; care The farmer threw the basket
an be register book before the OF the hotel man.
and brushing away tear hcayed deep sigh and said
p" / made up my mind To XIII 'em the other night We
A. ever had a web 4 and Betsy, she always slept
behind the kitchen stove ana John. lac proud
dtnke ana used 70 follow all over the farm" And
thus the farncr went taking each deal duck in
Jun calling It By aGcctlonate name aud telling
how wonderful pet II was. said the farmer IN con
elusion " Was a whole day killing these ducks the
hardest lob / eyer undertook. Poor things / neyeid
killed 'em II we hadn't got cut OF nour."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
4 NEW CORRECTIVE Fon DOGS: roRprDoES


heard OF o new and beneficial to which the ordl.
nary toy torp DO be put which far 10 reconcile
ic 10 Ito abuses the hands % the reckless small boy
A lady 40 West End. no has skye terrier which has
a trick of wandering away om her when out walk
and swapping go04 hunocI the heels Of other people.
brings dog hl> and her side by throwing
t0rp do him. TIE terrier Is frightened az the ex-
ploso AMI knowing whence IL originates flies back
hI mistress TO- pipecu and Is awet into submissive
FOR the OF the wak II occurs to me that some
system OF tcrrOrisins ought to BIO avalah. with
human beings o. certain class bores for instance but
imagine thai nothing less than dynamite would shake OF
hnrn who had nnon nlnlN lastani On his victim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN.
nrrrc ,rrs FROM THE TERRITORIES.

.,o oNt.r.us Smith fR) Tombstone.
Dakota-George A. Matthews r. B,, oo1knss
Id1ho-a Frederick T. Du Bois lit) i iaIpp
Nontana--Thomas H. Carter lHl. neler ra-or,e
Now Nc - ~ Game GIormon DEM salt Lake CITY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B. Allen n S,1ee,
Wyoming-aJOseph NJ. Carey RI Nh'SenNe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
Eiohtrcnm Assembly District.

That Il appears on such estimate and canvass, tl
The whole number of votes given FOR
the Office of Alderman for the
Eighteenth Assembly District 10
OF which James NJ FitzSimOns re-
ceived AGA
OF which James Cooney recei0ed 3,1I5
OF which Dominick SNYDER re-
OF which Peter Zoller received =
OF which Benjamin p. Thompson
cevcd ~
OF which there were Defective . o.
And OF which there were Blank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

That II appears such estimate and canvass, ina
The whole number of votes given for
the Office of Alderman for the
Twenty third Ward WAS O..
OF which Charles NJ. Hammond re- 800
ceved 3,o2o
OF which Aaron f. Young received 8,0el
OF which John Rogge received S,O35
OF which Gustav Dresflcr received AZ
OF which Edward ". North received 80
OF which there were Defective u
And Of which there were Blank . ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
JAMES A. FLACK. Secretary.
State Of New-YOrk,

civ and County OF New YOlk, Z 81 :
County Clerks Oilce, x ,-
hereby certify that / have compared the foregoing
with the original statement HE in this ONCE ana
that IL Is correct transcript thereirOm and OF the
whole of said original . a.,
Witness my hand and official seal at the
New County Court House. in the CITY and
(L. 81 County of New York this Goth day Of No,
yember one tbOusaUd eight hundred and
eighty eight. JAMES A fLACh,
Clerk Of the County Of New-Icrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
NORTH CAROLINA

1-hTbomaS G. Sklune. i'd Manic.
o Henry u Cheathaln fR6 Uenie
3-aCbarles w. McClannny d. BurRs
: - i1b~ N Rrower fRl Mount
a,iSrad Rov,Iand fD.J Lumbt
lin { IIenIorson ny sal sbl
S-aWilllam III. ii. C0wlcs 3D. Mix
0-Hamiiton G. Ewart tR.) Heh1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
Fifteenth Assembly District.

That 10 appears such estimate and canvass that
The whole number OF votes given for
the Office of Alderman for the Eff ...
teenth Assembly District was ID on:
OF which Richard J. Sullivan received 47o7
OF which Edward Burns received 35ss
OF which John Callahan received $3.50
OF which william Schneldcg received I59
OF which Thomas 5. Smith received ~
OF which there were Defective OF
And Of which there were Blank . 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

That II appears on such estimstc and canvass that
The whole nun. Dor OF votes given fer
the Office OF Alderman Of the Nine
tecnth Assembly District was 1915
OF which John Carlin received ... 1887
OF which Cornelius Day received 1913
OF which Charles c. Flick received 41O4
OF which Charles Mssall received ia
OF which John j. Cassidy received "a
OF which there Defective %
And OF which there Blank $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
Sixteenth Assembly District.

That II appears on such c,tnafe ard canvass, that
The whole number of votes given for
the Office of Alderman for The a ..
Seventeenth Assembly District was Is oS
Of which William L. Kimckhod re
celvcd 1893
OF which wilson bergman received 6374
OF which Herman N,tscne received 1876
OF which Albert 4. Brewer received 75
Of which there were Detective
Ard of which there Blank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

We certify this Statement to be correct. and have
caused the same TO be attested by the signatures OF
tbe Chairman and Secretary Of this Board, this 2Oth
Cd siebtv eight WALTON STORM
Gnu 0i'"'' Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
RHODE ISLAND.
TENNESSEE.

1-Altred A. Taylor R.) !
a-aIeonidas c. Houk (K)
ali. clay Evans ~
S-aBentOn McMiilIn 90 .,r.,
5-aJames d. Richardson % 7
S-aJoscph f. washington 3D. :
7-aWashlngton c. Whltthorne ID
s-aBenlamin A. Enloe tD) :
o-bRice A. Pierce Cd
Phelan (D.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
MICHIGAN.
MINNESOTA.
MISSISSIPPI.

1-aWflllam H. Hatch 3D. . Hannibal.
o-oCharies n Nansur (D1 , , ChlcOthe.
3-aAIoYander NJ Doekery ID . Galatn.
1-aIames y f.urnes ID ST. Joseph.
5-sJohn c. Tar.ney (D) Kansas City.
G-sJphn T. Heard d. Sedalla
r-Elrharf IL Norton ID Troy
4 Iire1erck q, NeIdringhaus (R) , St Louis.
o-Nafh,n Frank (Itj 1T. Louis.
1O-Wiliiam NJ Kln.ev lRl St Louis.
1I-aftirhari l. Bland ID . Lebanon
I6-a,yuliam J. stone ID Nevada
13-BMilllam II. WGde fii) springfield
ll-aJames l.. Walker ID Dexter CITY,
NEBRASKA.
1-Wllilam ] Cornell r. . Omaha.
o-aJames Laird m , Hastings
3-a(5correW T. Dorsey, r. Fremont.
NEVADA.
1-Horace f. Bartlne (R) Carson City.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
l-Aonzo Mute (Iil Pennington.
9-Ofren G. Moore lIl) Nashua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
Thirteenth Assembly District.

The whole number OF votes given 70,
the Office Of Alderman for TIE Thir
teenfh Assembly. District was
OF which James A. Cowie received
or which Charles Parks received
OF which William o'Connor received
OF which James B. Davie scceivcd
OF which Fritz Boeckleln received
OF which thcre wore Defective
And Of which there were Blank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
1,centHsecond Assembly District.

That II appears on such estimate and canvass mat
The whole number Of votes given for
the office OF alderman for the
Twenty Assembly District
OF which redmond j. Barry received 1902
OF which John NJ. Kohlmeer received S.3O3
OF which Friedcr'ch Decker received 544
OF which Charles Knappman received ~
of which there were Defective 12S
And OF which there were Blank II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
1nenfieth Assembly, District.

That IL appears such estimate AMI canvass, that
The whole number of votes given Tor
tho Office Of Alderman for the Twen-
tiefh Assembly District was Jog
OF which Henry Gunther received 6.HS
OF which ThOmas L. Eagan .ccivcd. $500
OF Which Fritz Gardhaliscn received. l97
OF which Jonathan Hin received SO
OF which there were Defective as
And of which there were Blank II. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

That IL appears on such estimate AMI canvass that
The whole number Of votes given for
the Office of Alderman of the Tven-
ty-first Assembly District was 1851
OF which WALTON Storm received $3.50
Of which James A. .Blancl ard received s02
Of which Levi Mabie received . 20
OF which there were Defective ~
And OF which there were Blank ID