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ia probable elected. The vote ON county
officers Is close but Tammany probably
elects its nominees.

elects us nominees.
Brooklyn, Nov. 4.-The 18th ward
complete gives Cornell 2, ,o53 ; Robinson
!, sos; Kelly, 95. Republican gains OF
about 200. Brooklyn City Robinson's
majority will be about 10000.
New York, Nov. 4-ll.20 p. H.
Kelly's vote will reach 10000. Ksti-
mates based on returns already read,
show Potter, (Dem.) for Lieutenan,
vote is more than double
Cornell's.
New YORK, Nov. 4.--lOth assembly
districts CON plete gives Cornell 2,373
2,97l; Kelly, l,l25; Hos.
kins. 1888, and Potter 3,795. This
district gave Tilden 1853 majority.
Auburn City. Cornell has 1872 ma.
jority over Robinson Kelly gets 369
This city gave Hayes 663 majority.
New YORK, N. Y, Nov. 4-l0.1j P.
M.-The 23d Ward, complete, gives
Cornell 1924; Robinson, $50; Kelly,
1913 +; Hoskins, ,4G2 Potter, 7S7. Thi;
Ward gave Hayes 1878, and T'lder
S51.
The 18th Ward, complete, gives Cor
nell 1906; Robinson, l,4o0; Kelly
1873; Hoskins, 1854; Potter, l,457,-
This Ward gave Hayes l,l55, Tilder
1877.
In the 300th Election District, Potter
(Dem. leads Robinson by 1904. Th'
same district gave Cornell (Rep,) 70,
472.
New York CRY, Nov. 4-l0.35 P. M
AT this hour it appears that Cornell II
elected Governor. The result on bal
ancs of ticket remains in doubt, witt
chances in favor of the Democrats. i
will probably require complete returns
from the entire State to decide the re
suit in detail. In the 46Oth Election
District in the city of New York Po'tei
(Dem.) leads Robinson 10000. Robin,
son leads Cornell up $500. In the
5O0h Election District Potter leads
Robinson 81, $50. The same district
give Cornell 33,522; Robinson, 43,56l
Kelly, 33,249.
New YORK, Nov. 4-ll.35 p. NJ
Cornell (Rep.) is elected Governor. The
rest Of the State ticket close and IL
doubt, with probability in favor of the
Democrats. The 426th Election District
give Cornell 20, sos; Robinson, 81 ,4O6
Kelly, q, ,22S ; Hoskins, 81, ,5e5; Potter,
81 ,S43.
New YORK, Nov. 4-Midnight.-Re.
turns to this hour indicate the election
of Cornell by 10000 to $4,000 plural,
ity.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY Cry, N. j., Nov. 40 p. N.
township, Ocean county,
gives Blodget, Democrat, for Assembly,
$50 majority. Waterford township
gives DaCosta, for Assembly, 80 major.
ity. Haddonfeld gives l29 majority fol
Herring in Haddon township. Morris
county re- elect Auxtell, Republican, tc
Assembly in lst District, by about Al
majority. Jas. II. Bowen, Republican
in I'd, and II. w. Hurst, Democrat, ir
Sd District, reelected without opposi
tion.
CAFE MAY, Nov. 4-10 P. M.-Atlan
tic County, N. j., Absecon Him, Dem
ocratic Assembly, Is majority. Ham
moutown, Jetfries, Republican assem-
bly,, 9S majority. Egg Harbor city,
Jelfries, Republican assembly, 50 ma
iority. Mullica township, Jeffries, Re.
publican assembly, 30 majority. Cape
May county indications are that Miller,
for Senate, and Williams,
Republican, for Assembly, are elected.
New Brunswick gives Martin, Republi-
can, Senate, S64 majority. Returns
from Atlantic county indicate that JEFF
fries, Republican, is elected to the Leg
islatuce.
JERSEY Cry, Nov. 4-l0.3 .30-p. m.-
Essex County so far elects Langbrsth,
Gill, VanDiune, Williams and Wilkin.
son Republicans and Kreuger, O'Con-
nor and Grey Democrats.
Board, Rep. elected to Assembly from
2nd District, Middlesex Co., Republican
gain.
TRENTON, Nov. 4-l0-p. m.-Secona
Mercer County, r. A. Donnel-
" Democrat elected to Legislature.
MONMOUTH Co., N. J. Democrat mem
bsr of Legislature elected in the Third
District. Three Republican members
Of Legislature reelected.
Deacon, (Rep.) Senator frem Burning
son county, elected by at least LOCO
Indications are that the Re-
publican elect are all four members OF
he Assembly.
Essex County-Republicans carry 5
,ut of the nine assemblymen in Essex
county.
Newark gives Democratic county
,icket of about 1000 majority.
Cape May county indications are that
W. b. Mile, (dem. has defeated P. S.
Ieaman the present member for the
State Senate, and that Williams, (rep.)
,as been elected to the Assembly. In
Ocean county Blodgett, (dem.) is re-
elected to the Assembly.
Essex County-Later returns give
Essex county six out Of nine assem-
,lymen to Republican gain Of two.
sussex county elects Democratic Leg
slative ticket by about 300 majority.
Union county I'd district, Stiles, (rep)
Asssmblyman elected by 800 majority.
First district, Dunn, (dem.) 700 ma
ority; Third district, Vernon, (repD
so majority.
Passaic county re elects Garret A Ho-
,art, Republican State Senator, by
learly 1000 majority. Three years ago
lis majority was 800. G. W. Conklin,
rep } is reelected to Assembly from
he lst district and R. Moorhsad and L.
}. vrssland, both representatives. are
lected in the I'd and Sd districts. The
d district is Republican gain.
Salem county elects Lippincott, (dem.) }
,lerk by $50 majority.
Barber (Dem to Assembly, First
.istrict, and Carwood (Rep to Assem-
,lv in second district.