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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
y.YORK. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1879.
NETWORK STATE.
THE STATE TICKETS CLOSE TOGETHER.

THE STATE TICKETS CLOSE TOGETHER.
CoRNRrI's PLURALITY MISUNDERSTANDING VOTE
on Northumberland VERY cLosE-A POS
sIBHITY THAT THE OFFICIAL COUNT MAY BIZ
NEEDED TO DECIDE WHITTIER POTTER OR HOS
KINs is ELECTED
Mr.. Cornelrs plurality seems slightly IN
creased. and is now estimated ut more
than 10000 The vote on Lieutenant
Governor is very close between fot-
ter and Hoskins, and the official vote may
be needed TO decide. Potter's majority III
New-York and Kings Counties is 57,16S. ana
Hoskins's plurality in the State outside OF New
York and Kings County is estimated at 51,ooo.
Only about one-third of the whole number OF
towns have been heard from, however. he-
turns upon the other candidates are ncon-
elusive, but seem to show that Wadsworth Is
running ahead of Hoskins. The result upon
all of the State officers below Governor Is
still in the dark. Soule, Republican candidate
for State Engineer and Surveyor, runs be-
hind.
The Legislature is overwhelmingly RepuDli
can. The Republicans elect "a Senators out OF
80, and 81 Assemblymen out of 12s-within
seven of the almost unprecedented number OF
Republican Assemblymen elected last year.
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sENATOR-ELECr BIRDsALL5 MAJORITY o65.
DISPATCHES received by The TRIBUNE say that
the full returns from Suffolk County give Cornell
and the Republican State ticket $50 majority [;
BIrlsal (Rep.) for Senator, 500 maiorityi Carpen-
Ter Rep for Member Of Assembly, 1,O7O majority.
The Republicans elect their entire county ticket by
lar majorities. Sheriff. N. ID. Petty; Surrogate J
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TIE VICTORY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY

IhIbINL'I
Fort EDWARD. Nov. 5.-CornelPs majority IN
Washington County increases as the reports from
back towns come IN and will be nearly or quite
$500. There was 10 scratching, excepting III the
town Of Whitehall. Isaac V. Baker, jr.. has rous-
ing majority for Senator, carrying Senator Hughess
own town by nearly 900. Two Republican Assem-
bymcn are elected--George L. Terry aud Hiram
SssOn.
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SENATOR wooDTN,s LARGE MAJORITY.

AUBURN, Nov. 5.-Cayuga County complete gives
Cornell 6.G03. Robinson 3.27S, and Kelly about
1000. Ferris REP for Assemblyman in the LIST
District has 1000 majority; Tutlill llep) for AS
scmblvman in tho Id District has 900 majority
Woodln lRcp.l for Senator IN the XVIII District.
5000 majority III the county. and 1,SO0 IN the dis
trie
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REPUBLICAN MAJoRIrIEs IN DUCHESS

PorGuKrEPsIE, Nov. 5.-CornelPs majority III
Dntclcss County complete is 1853. Hosluns's
r,oioritv will be about ,6OO and the remainder OF
the STATE ticket about the same. Kelly received
about 400 votes in the county Wcndover rep
for Senator has 237S in this county, and is elected
hy ~ oyerw hening majority. Pitcher tRep.l ana
C3rncnter lRep.D are botn elected to the Assembly
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A CLEAN SWEEP IN ORANGE.

NEwBURG. Nov. 5.-Thc Republicans of Orange
County elect their entire county ticket (the MAORI
ties ranging from 500 to 500. as follows c. b.
Gray, County Clerk b. b. Odell Sheriff; f. Bodinc,
Justice of Sessions S. B Miller and b. +. Bailey
Coroners Cornclps majority III the county is 200,
and Hoskns's 700. Kelly received 500 votes. Wa
terbury rep il elected to the Assembly from the
lid District over Broadhead Dcm.l by 100 majority.
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GENERAL SHAPES HEAVY MAJORITY.

b IELEUKAFI TO TIE TT'D"NI'I
KINGSTON, Nov. 5.--GeDeral Sharpe is elected to
the Assembly by the unprecedented majority OF
GG7 IN a Democratic District. T. d. Leiever Ill
I'D District is also elected by small majority
Robert A. Snyder. Republican. is elected Sheriff by
n heavy majority. The County Clerk is still IN
doubt. but Chllds Republican, Is probably elected
John Kelly has 700 votes in this city and about
700 in the county
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A GOOD MAJORITY For SENATOR wINsLOw.

OnI.FAxs; Nov. 5.-Elis (Dem.) is elected to the
Assembly in the Id District by 200 majority. Inc
Republican candidates on the State ticket exclusive
81 covcrnor are elected by about 1000 majority
Wmslow (Rep. s chosen Senator by l,ooo majority
in the county. skinner (Rep) is elected to the As
sc,nbly in the LIST District.
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TIE MOVES INSURANCE CASE.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,. Nov. 5.-To-day. in tho
case Of Receiver Russell against tho officers OF Ben.
Noyess insurance company. the receiver attempted TO
take Noyess deposition In the trial. Mr. Noyea
declined TO testify under the circumstances Tomorrow
The question Will be argued before Judge Martin as -
refusins 10 give his ~ .-'eAn y V calA
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CONNECIICUT.

THE NEW LEGISLATURE.
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS IL TIE LEGISLATURE
OVER 90 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY On JOINT
BALLOT.
In the eleven Senatorial Districts in Connecticut
in which Senators were elected, nine Republicans
and two Democrats were returned on Tuesday.
Two years ago SIX Republicans and five Democrats
were elected from the same districts. The new
Senate will be COMP cd rs follows Republicans
in roman and Democrats in iidiicsl:
Dist SENATOR'S AND SENATORSELECT
I.fJohn r. Buck II Hartford.
II ~. LuihCr spencer. of Sunitld.
III..tApdrew : Epson. OF Pennington.
" .fCarlos smith. OF New-HayeiL
V. William Brown, or Waterbury,
VI ~. Wales Lines. Of Mcriden.
VII Robert Coz Of 'w-L0ndOn.
VIII iLprcuzO Blackstone. OF Norwich.
TX 'Will'am H. Hayward. % Colchester.
\ tRusscli Tom son, OF Bridgeport
XI.Lyman ID. Brewster, az DaL5ury.
XII. .tOl.vcr HOyt, OF stamford
Kill. William 4. Lewis. OF PaiLird
XIV. .fGilDcTt W Phillips. Of Putnam.
XIV .Ly man W. Coc, Of TorringtOn.
XVI -Isaqc y. Rrisiot, OF New-Niiord.
XVII. GcOrge ". rect 81 Canaan.
NVlu..i charles H. FdGdn, OF Aliddleiown.
XIX. Joseph L. : lIlmdn, of Chester.
Xxx Robert POtOH, OF Ellington.
I..:AIiliam 4. Collins, OF Columbia
Reelected isenators holding iRepublcan gains
democratic gain
IL tie suhjoncd table summary Of the complex
ion of the two Houses Of the new Legislature is
compared with the last Legislature. In three repre-
sentative Districts there was a failnre to elect ON
tuesday. Should these districts go against the Re-
uublicans their majority joint ballot Will be re-
duced to o.
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RE- cctea 81 1879 Senators holding 20 Repupi
cai s. Democrats ard r.ep lent Dem. craft counties
elected this year, EepuDhcans and
= democrats chuscu.
The A>semblymou-elect are named below lRepub-
Hcaus ia roman ana Democrats in italics. The
gains are indicated IN every county except Essex.
where the districts were recently reaTrangcd In
thai county the Republicans gained two members
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SENATOR WAGNER,s MAJORITY.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 5.-Amsterdam complete gives
Cornell LOCI. Robinson s3l, Kelly 2S3, LOWS 90.
MeaTs %. Wadsworth. Carr, Wendell. Ward and
Soule have 30 majority each, and Wagner tRepl,
for State Senator, has .O3J majority. John War
ncr lcp.) Is reelected to the Assembly over Farley.
ex-charnan of the Democratic County Committee,
by from 900 to LOCO votes.
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THE VOTE IN RICHMOND COUNTY.

NEw-BRIGHroN Nov 5.-liajorities are as fol-
lows Beach. 1925; Olcott, ,O3I; MackIn l,lIi
Schoonmaker Oh: Seymour, l. 1sG; Hogan. Tam
many candidate for Senator. 1859: Fiske tKepJ
for Assembly. 456 The Republicans elect their
sheriff. Coroner aud Superintendent OF the foor'
and the Democrats elect only their County Treas
mr.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.

IIIL W NVN4NI II4''s
REPUBLICAN, PLURALITY OF 1l.12O IN 3o3
TOWNS
Returns from 303 towns in Massachusetts, on the
vote for Governor are gwen below by couuties
These figures which include all except forty towns,
give Long QiepJ plurality of HIPS for Governor,
and a majority of 400 Later returns by teic-
graph give the vote of all except eight towns. and
show 4 plurality of 10. 209 for Long.
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Ne W-JERSEY.

A STRONG REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.
a PROBABLE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 2 IN TnE
SENATE AND is IL THE HOUSE.
The latest returns from Ncw-Jcrsey indicate Re
publican majority Of 3 IN the Senate aud Is IN tine
House This would be q net gain of l Senator ard
z Asscmbymen. The Senate will be composed,
probably, rs follows Republicans III roman and
lrmncrnfs in inI.l:
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RECAPITULATlON.
ns1N
RETURNS FROM TIE COUNTIES.

THE DEMOCRATS LOSE A STRONGHOLD.
ENGLEwOoD. n. j., Nov. Owe have elected
Oliver Drake Smith 10 tie Assembly in the lid Dis
trc. of Bergen County. This is the first time in its
existence that this district has been CARRIE for the
Republicans. The majority is 1873. Mr.. smith Is n
young lawyer, and practising IN New-York. and
WAS lately known In business circles as the attorney
Of w. {. Gilman. He ran tor the Assembly in 1877
aud was hen defeated by 300 votes. He j. the son
of Daniel Drake Smith, for many years president of
the Commercial Mutual Marine Insurance Com
pany Of New-York and is young man well quail
uate favored by the Hon. William Walter Phelps
and Is understood 10 have been largely aided by lis
Influence.
ESSEX COUNTY.
In Essex County the majority for Zulick ODem.(
for Surrogate is about 600 over PicrsOn Uiep)
Lgner (Dem.l las about 1900 majority over PEN
nngiOn rep. for Register. The Democratic loss In
Newark since tue charter election in October is
about / 800 The townships give PlersOn about
l,35O majority, and Pennington about $50. The
Greenback vote in Newark was 90. he maJoTtes
for Assembly men arc as follows (ReDuDllcaDs IN
Roman and Democrats IN Itallcsl:
I.TW ISnestroth SIS Vi q. Kracger..... 737
Iii ~ w. 1;c ga vii !per SsSv 42a
lynn. X. Williams / lX..'L OConn0T... J|z
N..J vi. Paterson. 12s
Last year the Republicans had four members and
the Democrats i've. The Republican gain in the
VIII District since the charter election ls IOO
PASSAlC COUNTY
The result in Passaic County exceeded the ex-
pectations OF the most sanguine members of the
Republican party. The Hon. Garrett A. Hobart was
reelected TO the State Senate by majority of 1879
over Garret A. Hopper Dem.). gain of $50 over his
majority three years ago. George w. Conking tep.l.
VAS EsSsstsd to the State Assembly In the LIST Dis
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICTS REDEEMED.
,ox -,,Yc,,p M, ~, TIL, rprprxr

MDDLETowN. Nov. 5.-The Republicans IN the
XIIth District have gained victory. elecung
Maddens Qiep.l Senator over Sears lDem. ana
Farmers Alance) in Democratic district by 500 III
Sullivan ard Zoo IN Orange Counties. Sullivan
County Republicans made close run on the county
ticket. The Republicans III Orange County elect
both Assemblymen Shut and Waterbury, the lat
ter in Democratic district lid, by 100 majority
over Broadhcad. who had beeu renominatcd. Is. d.
Odell of Newburg. received $50 for Sheriff. Charles
Is. Gray $50 for County Clerk. Cornell IN the
county has / 200 majority, lIoskins and the state
ticket 700, AID Kelly has at least 800 votes.
NJ. ID. STIvERs.
Editor Press
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ESOTA.
rHE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 10000.

THE HEAD OF THE TICKET RUNNING BEHIND.
ST. PAUL Nov. 5.-The returns from the State
come in slowly. Probably the Republican majority
for Governor will be 10, 900 on light vote. with
Rice Dem.l 1000 OF 5000 ahead of the balance of
his ticket. and Pillsbury Rep.l correspondingly be-
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RETURNS FROM PUTNAM COUNTY.

GARRIs0N's, Nov. 5.-Putnam County complete
gives Cornell 623 majority; Wendover (Rep) for
Senate. G2j majority. George McCabe uRep) IS
elected to the Assembly. The Republican county
ticket il elected.
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REPUBLICAN SUCCESSES IN sTEUBEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBuNE.l

HoRNELLsvILLE Nov. 5.--In the Ist District,
Steuben County. J. W. Davis Qiep.) has a majority
OF 175, and in the lid District Il. NJ. Tuttie Repl
wins by $50 majority. Senator Davenporfs major
ity will reach 500.
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UrDsON COUNTY.

The election returns of Jersey City were not
completed until nearly 4 a. IN. yesterday. The
Hon. Edward +. Mcdonald Dem.) was reelected
Director-at-Large of the County Board of Chosen
Freehoders BY majority of 957 over August
Iugwersen iRep.) Henry X. Van Horn (Repl was
elected County Clerk by "a vote of 1886. against
6.G67 given for George Is. Fielder Dem.l and 7,157
given for James NJ Brann Ind. Dem.l, who is the
present incumbent of the office. Judge David A.
Pel0ubct (Rep was defeated for County Register
by a MAJORITY of 1925 by Jcrmiah r. Cleveland
Dem.l who has held the Office for three years. In
the LIST Assembly District ex-Stare Senator Noah ID.
Taylor DEM defeated the Hon. John Owen Rouse
Rep) for the State Assembly by 225 votes. In
the Ill., the returns give Patrick Siberian (ln'.
Dem.l. a majority of 2l9 votes the Hon.
Terence +. Mcdonald (Dem.l. who was candl-
date for reelection. Mr.. Mcdonald and his friends
allege that he WAS counted ont III the Sixth Pre-
cinct of the district. The judges and inspectors Of
that precinct cleared the when the polls
closed and passed a resolution denying admttance
10 outsiders Will, the count being made.
Mr.. Mcdonald visited the polnc-pace AT a la'e
hour, accompanied nv John A.. McGTah, a second
independent candidate IN the same district. John
Lynch, judge OF election, refused To open the ooOr
ami the two candidates hurst II open and entered
To witness The completion of the count. Lynch
locked the balO-b0x and seat for posse ol officers,
ana ask 81 the scg eaut ia charge To- eJcct both Nr
Mcdonald and Mr.. McGrath. The officer refused,
and after Chef of Police Murphy refused to nler-
ferc the count was resumed. The returns gave MIR.
Siberian majority OF Dos ia the precinct. defeating
Mr.. Mcdonald. The latt - alleges that the returns
were fasifi.d while The doors were locked and yes
terday NJ announced his intention Of cOntcstIug
the elco ion Of Mr.. siberian. In the lid District
Samuel W. Stilsiug lud. Rcp.) wos reelected 10y
plurality of 3G2. I'm the WITH District Allan l..
McDemots (Dcm.l. CORPORATION Attorney OF jersey
Civ, was elected over William III. Furman tiiep.)
by q majority of 12S. In the With Dis ret DAVID
W. Lawrence (lirp.l was victorious over David Post
Drm.l by q mai 1rity of over 700. the With District
beng the Republican banner district of the county.
ia the VITA Dls,rict j. Hcr5.rt Potts (Rop.l was
elected hy a majui,y of 1SS. There being three
candid les in the With District uiobokeu James
Cur4u CD.ri.) wa. elected by a plurality of i6S
over William +. Hoffman (liep.l and 90l over John
reflected IA the with District by a majority of
5si. The Grscnba,A-Labor party candidates on
the county ticke; and for the state Assembly re-
cciyeG only a few scattering votes
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN NEW-HANEN
NEw-iiAvEN, Conn.,, Nov. 5.-The CITY of New
Haven went Democratic on Tuesday by the largely
increased majority of 100. Tho Democrats
elected two Rcprrsentaiivts-a gain of ne Dem
ocrat in place OF Dexter Wright. the present Rcpub-
lican Speaker of the House.
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CORNELL $500 AHEAD IN ONONDAGA
SYRACUSE, Nov. J.-Onondaea County gives Cor
hell 4, 800 over Robinson. Kelly's vote is 400.
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nrnrn11cAN MA1oRrrIEs IL CLINTON.

PLATIsBURG. Nov. 5.-Ciinton County gives ROCK
well Glcp.l for Senator about l.3o0 majority anu
Mooers QRep) for Assembly. about l,ooo majority
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A GOOD RECORD IN ORANGE COUNTY.


NEwBURG, Nov. 5.-COrnelPs plurality IN Orange
County Is estimated at 1.5OO. Shut (Rep.l has
LOCO majority for the Assembly III the LIST District
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Plurality for Beach. 2.026
JUDGES OF The MARINE COURT.

Following is the total vote for Judges of
the Maruc Court although few election districts
yet be heard from. They will alter the general
result
McAdam Uam) ...5s 400 Nehrbas a. IT, Ali 100
Halves (Rep). ...4S. s54 Olynn "a. -....4J. 632
Alker Qam.l ,435 BluInensiie iep.l 40 562
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CHEERING NEWS FROM DELAWARE COUNTY
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBtSr.l
DELHI NOV. 5.-R0bert Beales, Republican, Is
elected to the Assembly by 50i majority All oil
the Republican candidates in Delaware County are
elected Corncis majority is 3Ol, and HoskIns ) IS
about Goo JONAS VI. PRESTON.
chairman County Committed
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INCA, Nov. 5.-Oneda County complete gives
Cornell 500 plurality. Hoskins ,42O majority, Sey-
mour 353 majority and Stevens DEM. for State
senator. 1I3 majority Kelly poed go votes in
the county.
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JOHN KELLY BURNED IN EFFIGY.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.-The Democracy of Clcve-
land will burn John Kelly in efligy tonight
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LITTLE FALLS, Nov 81 am elected by about
$500 majority. ALBEIT NJ. MILLS
- MAJORITY OF 800 FOR SENATOR ROBERTSON
WHITE ILllNS. Nov. 5.-Thc election OF Waldo
Hutcuns. DcmD 70 represent the Allth Con-
gressomal District is generally conceded. Senator
Wm. II. Robertson (Rsp.) representing the Attn
Senatorial Distrc. OF this Stale. comprising West
chester and Rockald Counties, is reflected by 2'3oo
majority the largest majority he has received
since 1872. D.. Ogden Bradley. Nep) ~ re-
elected TO represent the new Il Assembly District
by n majority Of 2J1. VIM. II. Catin, Dsml OF
Rye, is elected from The Hi Assembly District. by
about 30 majority. The reelection of David W.
Travis, (Rcp), from rAo Illd Assembly Dis
inct Is conccdcJ. The majority Of james {.
Courier, Dem) for sheriff, il estimated 1T
] 800. John N. Rowcl. tDem.) the present
County Clerk. is believed to be rcciec ed by small
majority over Cyrus Lawrence. und. RcpJ
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The Prohibition vote in the 303 towns included
in the above table was 234. Last year the ProhI-
biton vote in the State 1913, and the scatter
iun vote 0U.
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NIAGARA FALLS. Nov. Din the Is: District Van vol
lenburoh ,Repl is elected to the Assembly by 13oO
aioritv In the Ill District Lowe (Rep.J is elected
to ihe Assembly Ly over 200 majority,
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THE LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Nov 5.--W. w. Braman Q'ep.l Is elected
Senator in this district by over 1000.
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THE LOCAL TICKETS.


THE VOTE FOR SHERIFF, COUNTY CLERK, JUDGE
or TIE COMMON PLEAS, MARINE COURT, sENA-
TORS, AssEMBLYMEN AND ALDERMEN.
As a matter OF course when the returns on
the State ticket incomplete. the details on other.
aud particularly local, candidates imperfect The
following figures may be relied upon substantially
correct. The official canvass will materially alter
ne-ceriainy not 80 much as 10 affect The result ind
Gated:
CITY VOTE EOR SuERIEE
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trict by plurality of 10 The Id District was
carried hy Robert B. Morehead lRepl by plural;
itv OF 15S. and the lid 10y Thomas H. Nreelahu
tiepl by q plurality of 756. This is a gain OF ono
Republican ASSemblyman in the county Inc
friends OF Senator Hobart are very Inbhapt over
his reflection by such handsome majority.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY
The majority for Lewis l.. Martin (Rep. for SEN
ator in Middissex. is s53 In the Ist Assembly Dis
trct the Republicans have 951 majority; In the I'D
the Republicans have 159 majority and III the llld
the Democrats have 145 majority.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Sussex County elected Thomas Lawrence (Rep)
State Senator by 26S majority. and reelected Lewis
j. Martin (Dem.) b. 100 majority. George lielden
has $50 majority Tor County Clerk over Green G.
Cook
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MDNkDE tOUNl1 SllONNll hI-IObiiN-NN.
ROCHESTER. Nov. 5.-Pitts rep ia elected Sem
ator The Republicans elect three members of the
Assembly and the entire county ticket by a large
majority.
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CITY VOTE FOR CORONERs.
Following is the full vote, as far as cal

ALDERMEN-AT-LARGE.
Following are the Alaermen-at-Large
elected:
Keenan, TAM. 363
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THE DEMOCRATS CARRY SCHENECTADY.
SCHENECTADY, Nov. 5-Indicatons are that the
Democratic county ticket is elected by small ma
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MONROE COUNTY STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.
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Total 1893 lO7.O74 9.Os2.. l5i725 lO'4S0 lo'lo2
Plurality ll,72j -''-oS ----'''' $1,000
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sENAroR-ELEcr MiLLs's MAJORITY.

lnY TLLEGnAPu TO TIE TRIBUNE
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. OIL am elected by about
q. 3G0 majority. ALBERT NJ. MILLS.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-01-02

by Mrs. Ernhout and DIR. Hartley-a
very pretty thing.
Prof, RIddell, principal of the Ly-
coming County School. at Muncy,
made an interesting and instructive
address upon Composition" and
principles of Teaching"
Mr.. Sawyer took up the subject "The
Object of Government and in q five
minutes speech brought down the
house number of times with his sal
lies of dry humor.
Prof. Johnson, principal of the
Ridgway graded school, introduced a
class of nine-four girls and five boys
who are among the youngest in the
high school room, and proceeded to
give a recitation in geography, em-
bracing description of the New Eng
land States, which was a complete
success and ELECTED thewarm applause
of the large audience.
Miss Rose Miller read brief essay
on 1.-THE Formation of Habit" which
breathed the sentiments that should
actuate every parent and teacher.
rrof. Schenck then made brief and
feeling address of farewell to the teach
ers, after which tbeinstitute adjourned
until 1880 D. IN.