The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
THE NEW ApPORrIONMESE
The New Districta TIx@d In New York,
Ki~ss, sad we.tche-ter GoaatIea

Inc Aldermen met yesterday to divide tho
city into Assembly Districts under the Appor-
tionment law passed April 29. 1879. and the
Tammany plan was adopted. BY this plan the
boundaries OF tho twenty four Assembly Dis
tricts will be aa follows:
First Assembly Dztriet-Ai that mart OF the CITY
bounded bv the North and East Rivers and living within
Peck stp. Ferry street God street Spruce Park
row, Broadway aud Canal street aud including Gover
nor's Bedlue's and Bilis's islands Ponalauon 3iOt
Dist IAN that part NJ the CITY lying within Canal
street Broadway. Park Spruce street Gold street.
Perry street Peck slip Eat River. catharne street and
the Bowery Population tO.6so
Dist as-Al that part Of the city lying within Onnal
street broadway Twenty third street, Third avenue aud
the Bowery. Population. 4l.t5t
DIST Am that part of the city lying within Catharne
street Division street. Grand street. Jackson street aud
East River Population ~ .6,0
Dist An that part Of the city lying within Canal
street broadway bleeckor street Hancock street Tor
College place. West Houston street aud North RIVER
Population. SaeO7
Dist 6An that Part the city lying within Division
street Grand street. Jackson Bast River stanton
street Clinton rect Rivngton stree aud Norfolk street
Population. 4A77t
Dist IAN that part OF the city lying within Broad.
way. Twenty.third street seventh avenue West Six.
teenth street, Eighth avenue West Fourth street. West
Washington place sixth avenue. Carmine street. and
Blocker street Population 45.G0s
Dist S-A that part ~ the city lying within the Row.
cry Stanton street Clinton street. R,ingon street. Nor.
folk street and Division street Population, o.. 235.
DIST 9-An that part OF the city lying within West
Houston street Hancock street Tor Cottage PLACED Becck
street. Carmne street sixth avenue West Washington
place. West Fourth street Eighth avenue West sixteenth
street, and North River Population ~ .G4s
DIST io-Al that part Of the city lying within the
Bowery. Third avenue Eighth street 81 Marks place.
avenue A. seventh street Avenue u, Clinton street. and
DIST ~ An that part of the city lying within East and
forteh street seventh avenue West twenty nth street
ssa, ns a I'm ~ Vim within s.r,or
street. Clinton street Ayenus East Eleventh street and
DIST lsl.i ihst part OF the city lying within West
street sx,S avenue. Wsst fwsma street ssv sh
TNfnHe. West twenty 9,n,h street, Eighth avenue IVES,
street ana North River. Population, 1873
Es R i've E h s s y 4s, r Hssna ps
Srvsnh street AyenIs A. and Ehhth street tor St
p Ne. s Es Of s SS city S1s within SEVENTH
sixth street Nnti, avenue west 1hirty second street
Esh,h aud West twenty. ninth street PopSis
pn.s lsEAll that par, Of .hs city lying within E..,
nue. and the Esst River fopGi.on 500 500 '"l'1
.rs. wes iS part q ne sy SnE S,,nin Sevsnh
forusth street Population. - Ssi.
if sls YIN S.SS f E.
twenty iSih street Rsst River And BNs' second
Dist is-All that par, q the city lying within West
street, EESth sssSus West iosh Street. seventh ass
nue. nue. Harlem River. spnyten DuyVil Greek. and North
Dist 2oA that part OF the city living within the East
fty ninth street. including Blaekuels Island. Popula
DIST 2i.-Al that part Of the city lying within East
f.rls'h street LeSlns.on avenue. East ByhtysSth
avenue; q fiity'nin'h street and seventh avenue
ms. An that part Of the city lying Within Eas,
E,,, ninth street E9s, River kast NmenI.t street
avenue. Population. 4O15f.
'S 1 s' aS ,ns s 's s. yi an" 1... Es
snS wS s" ES. and ss e
Ssss sc same at or about street Population
DIST 2s-A s9s. part Of the city lying north and
hnoMn As The Iweny'third and T~entyfourth Wards
The Tammany Aldermen say that the new
apportionment gives only four Of the twenty
four Assembly districts TO the Republicans.
tecnth. and rwenty-frst. This opinion is pred
icated upon computation Of the vote OF each
Several newly laid out districts 6ased ON IN ihe
vote polled for Presidential electors In 1876.
That computation gives to the Republicans the
hy 524. the Thirteenth by $50. and the Twenty
first by 377. These Aldermen boast that they
have SECURED for the Democrats the Ninth Dis
| irict which for many years has been a Repub-
ltcHn stronghold. and that all the districts wen
TO tho Democrats are made strongly Demo-
The anti Tnmmany Aldermen say that the
apporuonment rs practl,ally surrender OF
Before to-day" said Alderman HaughtOn,
the hepublicans always carried the seventh.
were successful in the Thirteenth District.
Hereafter they will elect Assemblymen in the
NtNfulu. LlfNfnlu. lulitttilln. lMeuty-urSt.
and Twenty-third Districts and will carry the
| Third. Eighth and Tenth Districts whenever
the Democrats are not united"
The Republicans are entirely satisfied with
the apportonment. They do not claim rs Re-
publican any districts other than the four
which the Tammany Aldermen conceds TO
them. But they are reasonably confident that
they can often carry the Eighth. Tenth. and
Twsnty-third Districts.
Although the district now known as the
Twenty-thlrd and Twenty fourth Wards WINS
taken from Westchester County. II was allowed
Aagn tlvp nd fha ftup tp-f
visors in White Plains yesterday fixed the Inn
its Of the three districts. The Supervisors are
equally divided. politically, and they could not
agree unanimously. A proposal by the Demo-
Gratis so liked tue limits that three Democrats
was 30 arranged that two Republicans. proba-
bly, and one Democrat would be- elected. A
substitute for both was adopted, |! was offered
and four Democrats and eleven Republicans
voted with him in favor OF It. The district en-
braces: Yonkers, 232 population Grer nburgh,
l0.943; Mount Pleasant. 5,4l1 total popula-
ton. SS5s6 All the yillages on the Hudson
River a. lar north as North Tarrytown are in
Eastchester. 1894: Harrison i.4si: Msmaro.
neck, ,425; New Rochelle; 1878; Pelham. 1898;
White Plains 2749: North Castle .96i total.
35.l0l. All the villages on the, Sound as far east
interior Villages. The third district embraces:
Bedford. 3.744; CoItlandt. IL ,92S; Lawisboro
1893; New Castle, 2,242; North salem. 1888;
GSi; Yorktown. 2.GiO: total. 81 s77. Ali the
| upper villages and the rest OF those on the Hud
son are in that district. In the original pro-
posal the number OF aliens was not Included
| but In the certificate that was signed the popu-
lation was ms It appears in total in the census
report OF 1875 The Democrats can probably
| carry the first district but the Republicans say
| that with strong man they can carry it, The
second district Is strongly Democratic. and the
| third district strongly Republican.
| The Queens County Supervisors voted yester-
day not to change tho arrangement OF the As
| sembly districts under the new apportonment.
| The Kings County Supervisors passed their
| apportiOnment, yesterday. as follows:
First District First aud sixth Wards second District,
| Second and Fourth Mafds Third District THIRD and
| Tenth Wards; Fourth District Filth and Eleventh
Wards. Finn District Twcl IN Ward. sixth District.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Wards; Seventh District Six
teonth ward; Eighth District Seventeenth and EiRb-
tenth Wards. Ninth District Thirteenth Nineteenth.
aud Twentieth Wards Tenth District Eighth, Ninth, and
| Twenty second Wards Eleventh District, seventh.
TwcntyhrsL Twenty third. anal Twenty fourth WArns,
Twelfth District towns of New Utrecht Flatands. New
Lot, Gravesend, and Flatbush. and the 18th Ward
| The boundaries Of the two Assembly districts
| OF Orange County remain the same. Although
| the population OF the two districts is unequal.
| tho number of votes cast last year in the dis
| trictS WAS nearly equal.