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New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
BOARD Or COUNTY CANvAssERs.

Pursuant TO section 2 article J. te 8 part OF the
York met in the County Clerks Office on Tuesday No
Ss 3 ~ @ sn at az az G a M to d 1a @
city Of New York on the 9th day of MoyemSe ss'
Chairman ty vote Of 16 in the affirmative to IL In the
On Alderman Olcott. Alderman oakey's cleo
The Chairman took the constitutional oath office. the
being % to hm s the then
The each Of S,s% The %G%sefs nh fso"s resolution
esoed Thni the Of Board Of
and the is hereby DESIGNATED as part OF the
psrne and dscarins the vote Of this County by The
b?ssa RsoTed S I09y THAT Room is City Hail
the place Of meeting Of the various committees OF SAID
Board OF County Canvassers
Alderman ttG an" Muh offered the following resolution:
Regolved That the Board take until Wednos-
day November 49, at 10 o'clock 50 as TO proceed with
Sesa The 1ST fsog"s vi ns Ss I.
appointed Sergeant alarms of this Board.
xdsman offered the f9ow,nF .e9qS3 SlpssS
pointed Assistant sergeant-a Arms Of this Board
WnSn was Munbv offered the following resolution
Aionsd @ era order. e tn: Heard s f,s
and orders OF the Board Of County canyassers
xlaerman MaG Mas scnoo offered the following resolution
Resolved the Of three members % shall be
sueent for the purpose Of mp, pds ns returns ana
derman Whrn W GOODWIN offered the following
RESOLVED That the Chairman appoint 4 Committee Of
Five on po,es p dmi between rival candidates to Of
nce during the progress OF the canvass
The rVr Chair appointed Aldermen Goodwin. oBrien Muir
py derman a ricn offered the following resolution
That The Chairman appoint cSm%ss Of
who may he notified to appear before the Board
he %'r Chair %' appointed Aldermen Burke Muh, Campbell
SHrmnn mann Iantry offered the following resolution
Resolved That the several districts dist 70 be Ganyassed
Assembly District.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
FRIDAY, November -, 1905

Alderman School in the chair. .,,--
Roll was called and "A quorum being present Alderman
proceeded to canvass the returns OF the Iehh AS
scmbly District. . ,,..-. 49, -
ploted Windoph proceeded canvass the
turns OF the Eleventh Assembly District.
The canvass OF the Eleventh Assembly District Deihs
completed Alderman Oakley proceeded To canvass te re-
turns OF Twelfth Assembly District
Alderman Oakley that the County Clerk return
for General Fifteenth Election District Twelfth
Assembly District be canvassed the correct return
Which carried
Alderman oakley moved that me COUNTY ,erk return
for Justices of the supreme Court Twentvhfth Election
District Twelfth Assembly District. be canvassed az the
return.
The canvass Of the Twelfth Assembly District being
compeed Alderman Robinson proceeded 10 canvass the
retnrns Of the thirteenth Assembly District
Alderman Robinson moved that the Police return for
County Clerk Twenty fourth Election District. Thr-
eenh Assembly District be csnvassed as tho correct
Alderman Robinson moved that the County Clerks
turn FOR Justices Of Supreme Court Tweny-ninh Elec-
ton District Thirteenth Assembly District be canvsssed
the correct return
Which carried
Alderman Robinson moved that the County Clerks re-
turn for Comptroller Thrtieth Election District Thr
eenth Assembly District be cenvassed as the correct re-
turn.
Which carried.
completed Oakley proceeded TO canvass the
turns of Fourteenth Assembly District.
Oakley moved that the County Clerks return
for Justices the Supreme Court Ninth Election District
Fourteenth Assembly District be caavassed as the correct
return.
which carried.
The canvass Fourteenth Assembly District being
completed motion 81 Alderman oakley. recess was
taken until Saturday. November 1G at a.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
MONDAY. November %. 1896


Chairman Oakley in the chair.
Roll was called and quorum was pres mt consisting
Of the Chairman Aldermen Wndol2h. lrown Burke
Campbell Clancy. Dwysr. Gsetz Goodman. Goodwin
Hackett, Kennehck. Lantry. Marshall Muh. Murphy
Noonan. O'Brien, Olcou Parker, Randall. Robinson.
Schilling. School. TAFT. Ware, Wines Woodward and
Wund.
Alderman Goodwin. Chairman OF the Committee Pro-
tests submitted annexed report. which adopted
To the Board o County Canyas5ers OF the city and County
of New York:
Your Committee on Contests ap-
pointed tat to referred the fol-
is \ protest filed by julius NJ Mayer. Esq. attorney
for q. l. Curtis candidate for Member Of Assembly
the Twentythrd Assembly District in which he protests
against the award OF certificate Of election John NJ
Delmour another Of the candidates for Assembly
district. which has since been Withdrawn by the
testant
"a The protest signed by Thomas G. Osulivan a can
didate Senator Seventeenth Senatorial District
IN which he protests against the OF the in
the Seventeenth Senatorial District the appears
from the filed with the Chief q the Bureau
the appears from the returns made the County
Clerk and the Board OF Aldermen respectively
Your Committee reports that the protest the first
ground be sustained inasmuch the estimate OF
the made by the Board OF County
from the sealed flied by the County Clerk and
Board OF Aldermen therefore, the protest. in far
relates such made we recommend be dis
missed. lie further protests against the refusal
the attached 10 the above
the inspectors Of Election In the various districts
respectfully recommend that ssad protest be not enter
In the Election Law which authorizes the Board
OF County Canvassers. of It's motion.
ballots for against any candidate which have been
credited by the inspectors of election such candidate
except in the special Instance where ballots which have
been marked for Identification ~ the Inspectors Flee
attached their returns. been counted
Tor the candidate who entitled the sam.
We. therefore. recommend that such protest be dts
missed. and further recommer that much Of the
said protest protest s,airst the failure
certified by the Inspectors of Election having been
specifically marked for Identification by the insoeeors Of
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
THURSDAY. November II. 1895.


Alderman Kennenck in chair.
called. and quorum Deiig present AieTfnh
Goodwin proceeded canvass tine returns "f the f'n
protest was ded on of the Independent County
dstricts Of the Fifth Assembly District.
Committee Protests and the inspectors of SAID cleo
tion districts were sent
turn for Comptroller Fourteenth Election District Fifth
Assembly District be can'assed as the correct return
The canvass Fifth assembly District being com
pecd Alderman Marshall proceeded 10 canvass the re-
\ protest, filed b. the lndependeni COUNTY 0rganizaton
referred to the Committee on Protests ana the IN
The canvass of sixth Assembly District being com
peted alderman Randall proTeeded to canvass the re-
Alderman Oakley moved that The Police returns Tor Jus
Seventh Assembly District, be canvassed as the correct
return. tirn., ,.. .,-r,.a
The canvass Of the Seventh Assembly District being
completed Alderman Oakley proceeded to canvass the re-
Alderman oakley moved that the County Clerks return
for rasei rGbS Gi the ssny SS Il ps he esn9ass as the
correct return
The Eighth assembly Dis,G, being &C com
pTSd Srns Of erWap nae Ninh dGoSMb hssrmb Dsct
alderman Iurke moved that the coTnty Cerks return
sembly District I've canvassed as the correct return.
Aldermsn Burke moved the County Clerks return
for Register Thrtieth Election District Ninth Assembly
District be canyassed as the correct return
lGerman Oakley moved that for Justices Of
semT D.,pie be- referred to the Committee
rected Returns and the Inspectors sent for
Aldermsn that the rs.rns for the T snt,Ts
District be referred to Committee Corrected Re
turns, and the Inspectors sent for.
Which carried. o., -
the returns from the n, seTen'h anS
The canvass Smith Assembly District being com com
until Friday November 10. at 9:do a. M
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27

Alderman Dwyer will canvass the Third Assembly Dis
Alderman Goetz will canvass the Eighth Assembly DIS
Alderman Goodman will the Thirtyhrst As
Alderman Goodwin will canvass the Ninth Assembly
Alderman Hackett will the Seventh Assembly
Alderman hall will the Twenty-seven'n As
Alderman Kennehck will the First Assembly
District. r..,, ..o,a As
sennby District u,,,
Alderman Marshall will canvass the Tenth Assembly
Muh will canvass Fifteenth Assembly Dis
Alderman Murphy will canvass the Eighteenth Assem-
Alderman Nooran viii the Fourth Assembly
Alderman o'Brien will the Twenty-eishth AS
semby District. ,... o., o,1
Nineteenth Assembly Districts. ..,. ,...,,,.
Alderman Parker will canvass the Twentieth Assembly
Alderman Randall will the Thir'y-hhh As
Alderman Robinson will canvass the Thirteenth As
Alderman seh!l:ing will canvass the Threth Assembly
Alderman School will canvass the Thrty-fourth Assem-
Alderman TAFT will the Sixteenth Assembly Dis
Aierman wre will canvass the Twenty-hhh Assembly
Alderman Wines will canvass the Thirtythird Assem-
Alderman Woodward will the Twenty-ihrd
Alderman Wund will canvass the Twentieth Assembly
Alderman wund offered following resolution; ,,o
apart for the Of the press ana
in the circle the OF counsel
Which carried.
Alderman Clancy offered the following resolution:
Resolved Tha, protests shall be SUBMITTED IN "rit"s
and referred TO the Committee on Protests
Which carried
Alderman Ocott offered the following resoution'
Resolved. That unless each member Of the itoara ps
present during Of the vote o ms As,enlo
district the canvass OF such shall be deferred unt
all districts whose Aldermen are
presen shall been canvasscd, unless sonle oth.i
member in such abse member p'ace'
Which carried
Alderman Brown offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That committee Of three be apponred 20
confer with the County Clerk. relative 10 arranging ~
the appointment clerks, messengers etc i
the Board OF County CanNasseis
Which carried =, -.
The following accordingly ap2olheu' Moss'''
Brown Olcott and Lantry
Alderman A!uh offered the following resolution:
Resolved Board proceed with the canvass To-
morrow morning. beginning at 10 o'c.ock
Which carried
l3. 10 y. ".
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
WEDNESDAY. November I3. IS;

J.
Roll was called and n quorum beuc present. Alderman
Kenneck proceeded canvass the returns from the fs'
nrotss on behalf of Messrs Dcmaresi others was
presented. and motion Of Alderman Oakley was iaid
protest filed by Mr: John NJ Iiantn was also referred
SdernSn moved nat the COUNTY Clerk; Ts@rn
State Engineer and Surveyor Fifth Election siir,
First Assembly District. lie canvassed as the correct re-
turn
Alderman wund moved that the County c;erks return r
for Secretary Of state. Twentieth Election stiiet FS'
Assembly District BE- canvassed as the correct return
Alderman Wund moved that the returns for the sixth
Tenth sixteenth. Nineteenth and Twentieth Election DIS
trics. First Assembly Disict be referred 10 ue M
Corrected Returns. and the Inspectors sent oT'
S Of 4sn hs Tr pocG S the
Of the second Assembly District. ..-
for Justice Of the supreme Court SIKH Election , Dc &
Which was carried .,., ~. r.,,,rrs ,o- tho err.
ticket Ninth Election District, second Assembly Dsrici;
be referred the Committee Corrected Returns ana
the Inspectors sent for.
Adrriaan Brown moved that the County Clerks return
for justices supreme Court Eleventh Election Dis
irc second Assembly District be canvassad as the cor
Alderman Brown moved that County Clerk; return
Justices city Court. Fourteenth Election District
Which was carried
Alderman Brown moved that the County Clerks return
for Associate Judge Of Court Of Appeals n
as the correct return
Which carried.
Alderman Brown that the returns for Justices or
CITY Court Thry-d.st Election District. Second Assembly
he tn" Committee on corrected Ne
turns and the Inspectors sent for.
Brown moved that the County CleIK return
for Register Thirty-sixh Election District second AS
senby District. De- canvassel as the correct return
Which carried. >,
\ protest by Messrs. Myers and Stenhardt repre-
senting Independent County Organization was on mo-
ton Alderman Oakley referred to the Committee on
Irotests the above. filed on behalf OF the IN.
dcpendent County OrEanizaton conesting Inc returns OF
Third Fourth Assembly Districts We're suoJe'ted
The canvass Second Assembly District being COM
pie volunteered
the Third Assembly District
the Third Assembly District being COM
peted Alderman Noonan proceeded to canvass the re-
turns Of Fourth Assembly District
Alderman Wund moved that the County Clerks return
for Treasurer Tirtysixh Election District Fourth AS
sembly District. be canvassed as the correct return
Which carried. . -
The canvass Of the Fourth Assembly District being COM
pe,ed on motion Of Alderman Noonan recess was
taken until Thursday November IL. at 10 A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27

and such members who Will volunteer for the nve
remaining districts . -. -, -, ,..,.
ALDERMAN Woodward moved that the ABOVE RESOLUTION
he laid on the table.
which lost. ,, H., -,
ssn,ion offered by Alderman Lantry by providing that
called and member designate what dis
% ,s he wishes TO and that the districts be
.a,.sss.d in numerical order.
Which carried , ,.,
" .ccordance with said resolution. .
The Chairman VIII canvass The fourteenth Assembly
District. <u,., xr, convas. tho Eleventh Assembly
Brown the Second Assembly Dis
III, o.n,,ss she eever,een,b A.sernbIv
District A.u NIL, o,,y,ss the Tren,v-sixth As
Alderman Camppeh VIII e"""s WV -"' ~ ~
sembly District. LII ..,~... ,bo rw.,,,h A...nAix
District
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
WEDNESDAY. November 90. ls9S.

Alderman Sching In the chair.
Roll called and a quorum being present Alderman
Kennenck proceeded canvass the OF the Thr
teth Assembly District.
The ~ the Thrtieth Assembly District being
completed Alderman Schlling proceeded 10 canvass the
returns ~ the Thry-frst Assembly District.
Alderman Sching moved that the returns for County
Clerk Twenty fourth Election District. Thirty hrst AS
sembiy District be referred 10 the Committee Cor
rectcd Returns. and tho Inspectors sent for.
Which carried.
Alderman schling moved that the returns Tor Register
Tweny-fourh Election District. Thrty-n-st Assembly
District referred the Committee Corrected Re-
turns and the Inspectors sent for
Which carried
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
CANVASSERS OF THE COUNTY
OF NEW YORK

In relation given for Proposition for Issuing
Bonds the improvement OF the Erie Canal Champain
Canal and the Oswego Canal
The County Canvassers Of the County Of New
York. having at the Once Of the Clerk OF said
18th. 18th 18th. 10th 18th. 18th 10Th
2ls Of November 1895 and estimate
given the several Election Districts Of said
County the General Election held the 9Th day Of
November the aforesaid. certify follows:
PROPOSITION FOR ISSUING BONDS FOR THE
PLAIN CANAL. AND THE OSWEGO CANAL
That II such estimate and canvass that
The whole number Of votes given upon the ques-
ton OF the adoption of the Proposition Of lssu-
Canal. Champain Canal and the Oswego Canal
Two hundred and ffty-six thousand five
hundred and fortywo. 2oO542
OF which there For. one hundred
and seventy-one thousand eight hun ~
OF which there were Against, Twenty
three thousand six hundred and fifty. $3.50
OF which there Defective Three
thousand six hundred and ninetytwo.. 1892
And Of which there Blank, Fifty
thousand three hundred and
certify this Statemen. to be correct. and have
caused be attesed by the signatures Of the
Secretary Of this Board this 25tI day Of
November \. ID. thousand eight hundred and ninety
JOHN T. OAKLEY. Chairman.
HENRY n. PURROY. Secretary.
State of NewYork, City and County Of York.
County Clerks Office, hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing with the original Statement
in this Office md that II is correct transcript there
and of the whole of the said origna"
Witness my hand official seal at the New County
Court house in the City and County of New York this
25th day OF November one thousand eight hundred
ninety-hve. - - -
o. 81 HENRY d. PlRRO1,
Clerk of the County Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27

Alderman Brien moved that the returns roy the eli
ticket Twen,yffth Election District Thirty yrst Assem-
bly, District he the Committee on corrected
Returns and the inspectors sent for
Which carried.
The the Thlrtyfrst Assembly District peins
completed. Alderman Randall proceeded to canVass te
returns OF the rhIr,ysecond Assembly District; ,,.
The canvass Of the Thrty-second Assembly District
being completed Alderman Schng proceeded TO canvass
the returns OF the Thirty-third Assembly District
The OF the Thirythrd Assembly District oelng
completed motion Of Alderman Schiing recess was
taken until Thursday. at 0:30 a. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
THURSDAY. November q, 1895

Alderman School in the chair
Roll called. and quorum being present Alderrah
Nun proceeded the returns OF the Thryou'h
Assembly
The canvass OF the Thrty-four Assembly District
completed School proceeded 70 canvass
Of Thirty-hfth Assembly District.
The OF the Thry-hfth Assembly District being
completed Wund proceeded 10 canvass the re-
Annexed District. -
The canvass OF Annexed District being completed
motion of Alderman Robinson the Board took reces5
until Monday, November 2j 1895, at Il NJ
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
SATURDAY. November 10. 1885.

Alderman Woodward In the chair
Roll called and quorum being present, Alderman
uh proceeded 10 the returns Of the Fftecath
Assembly District Owing 10 Senator OSuVan's ab-
motion - Alderman Burke. the " the
Seventeenth Senatorial District embracing the Fifteenth
Seventeenth and Nineteenth Assembly Districts de-
ferred until Monday and. coascaueniir. Alderman Muh
District
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
DECLARATION OF THE BOARD Or 49,
''' CANvAssERs OF THE COUNTY

OF NEWYORk 49,
- .,.,,on 70 votes given Members OF ~ Kew
ne Hoard OF County canvassers OF ne be votes given
~ saving carvassed and estimated 'i,e he Assem-
lo SEVERAL Election Districts In eaen T rection held
bly, psrn,b n,b day OF November A. D.. leso' 90 "e''
.ttv determ.ne and declare .,,y
. n.n,s e. Finn by the greatest numSer 'S rq,s, AS
Ihat .ia.,ed Member Assembly lot iHs VIZ
was So' of the City and county oa ~ votes
senioy Barry the greaes, IN sscnnd AS
Ihs. sisc;s6 Member Of Assembly Ior ,HS sne ynrk
ouy y,rc ~ the city and County OF New NJ
That S,,v elected Member OF Aesempy 10 xeu,
Third Assembly District OF '"' ,,u,,.r d,
York. . Donnelly by the greatest nuiXUe' ~ ,hs
votes was "assohiv 1oi District Of the ci'y ana Oou"' "
New Gregory by the greatest nuT no the FIFTH
That ibssc,ed Member OF Assembly Y Sev York
duy s,,re ~ the City and County Oh n"r,,er Of
Assembly D,s" Mittnacht by the greatess Tor The
That JACOB elected Member OF Asssi,,py n ~, New
ysss yo,sss Assembly District OF the '"' anu
York. ..a ~ Hart, the greatest hun'' ~. seventh
That tu"a.u, u"ao,sG Member Of Assembly io Sav YORK
duiy ,,s,rc Of City and Couhy nsr vi Of votes
Assembly Dis & Adler the creates, nnm s .hs Eighth
duly tsrc, Of City and County % number Of
Thst 3 l.ssed Member ssmbly for s the
vcts wa.y dlYy District Of city and County OF new
York.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
ercoSn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT OF wEsTcHEsTER


We certify this Statement to Dc n, Signatures Of the
arman and Secretary of his oarn s and ninety
November. a De- o"e Holm T. OAKLEY Chairman
..,-opoy
HE-'' =. vork CITY and County of New iorn, @
state ., @ osice SIS: hereby certify INA, nae on
compared foregoing WIN % transcript, there
In and of the whole Of said ore'a tho New County
witness my e., ,he CITY and County OF New Sdi nSSdi md
2srb day Of November. one 'no"S"" '
ninety live. HENRY D. PrRRoY.
U~ So Crork ~ County Of New iorH
New-York tribune., 1895-12-27
r,I1nry-r1r,rH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT OF wEsTcHEsIEh
COUNTY.

That II appears such estimate and canvass, 'hS'
,ne whole number Of votes given Tor me oice =.
Member Of Assembly for the FIRST HssenpIS
District Wcstchester County was run nun
d;ed nineteen. -
6f which Joseph H. Beall received TWO ooe
hundred and eight.
Cf which John y. Stewart received OiS 90,
hundred and eighty-one. iq1t
OF which David Lyle received tli'een.. ~
Of which James H. O'Neill received zen %
~ which there Defective. Jwo.''
Ana OF which there were Blank, Ihree''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-07

Charles kohlhoss, Of Poolcsville, Nd,
charges all his present woesto an ad-
vertisement and so does his wife. lie
advertised mot wisely but too well. )"
His advertisement brought him wife,
and now she IS trying to get rid OF him.
The story would make frst-claSs plot
for q play, and we commend 1t to strus-
Cling young dramatists in search u.
material. When Mrs. kohlhoss-goo1
name for farce-comely, too-decided
that she had been married long enough
she consulted lawyer, who sent her q
letter giving her some advice. It so
happened that this letter fell into the
husbands hands and he unhesitatingly
opencd and read It. This made Mrs.
Kohlhoss mad and she had her husband
arrested for opening letter addressed
to her. The case came up IL the United
States Court and Mr.. kohlhoss' coun-
sci raised the point that the wife could
not testify against her husband. The
fudge sustained the objection, and as
Nrs. Kohlhoss was the only witness
there was no evidence for the jury to
consider and the case was thrown OF;
CT court There are complications and
situations enough for anything from Il
ors-act farce 10 2 six-act nleiodrama.
1t is essentislly American, too Now
10 will be the Grst tu utilize It!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-05-07
ABOUT Too1HPlCKs. :,
The Orange Wood Ones Are Brought
from EuroDc and Are the Best.

The Orange Wood Ones Are Brought
from Europe and Are the Best.
81 wonder how many Of the men who
come in here and use those orange
wood toothpicks," said q man in au
uptown hotel, ''know where they come
from and how they are made? They
are made by the cleverest whittlera
in the world, and every one Of them Is
Of hand manufacture. The peasants IN
Spain and Portugal make them, and
they first found their way into this
country through the medium Of steam
ship officers. It Is fact that hotels
in all parts Of this country are using
these orange-wood slivers now In pref
erence to either Quills or the old-fash'
iened toothpicks, and the demand fol
them here has been a perfect godsend
to the peasants who make them on the
other side.
"a year or so ago was in Spain and
saw the peasants making them. They
could turn out one with three slashes
Of the knife, and it was their custom
to do them up in packages of twenty
and sell them to tourists and steamship
officers for the equivalent Of one cent
of our money. At that time the peas.
ants made them In their leisure mo-
ments, but now I am told many peas
ants make their living manufacturing
toothpicks. You see the demand for
them has increased to such an extent
that the peasants can sell all they can
make. The steamship officers sell them
here at profit Of about a cent on each
package, which amounts to consider
able when a large number are sold.
"a peculiar phase Of the matter IA
that not a cent Of duty Is asked for OF
paid on them. They were formerly re-
.eived In such small quantities that
no attention was paid to them, and the
steamship officers are still able to get
them IN free, because toothpicks are
the last things customs officers are
looking for. And as toothpicks they
are really excellent. They are strong
and flexible, and instead Of breaking,
tear, so that there is no danger Of the
end suddenly breaking off and remain.
ing in the tooth, q characteristic Of the
old brittle toothpicks. It Is wonder
to me that some one doesn't make
business Of importing them. I believe
hat steamship officers have a morop-
oly Of the business up to date, and I
am sure that there would be money In
It for somebody If he snatched the
business out OF their hands. New
York Sun.