New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
NEw-JERsEY TOWN ELECTIONS.

Municipal and town elections were held in
many parts Of New-Jersey on Monday and yesterday
with the following results, so far as reported:
TTent0s-The municipal election resulted ~ the regec
lion OF William Rice, Democrat, for Mayor by 600
mljnrlty-a gain OF about 800 votes a Democratic
elected without opposition Tbs Democrats eecrcd 5
Councmen and the Republicans2 the Democrats 2
Chosen FreehOders anu tie Republicans l.
Perth AmbOvThe election re-utcd In tho election of
the following officers, oil OF whom are Republicans
MAYOR. u. Burdge Watson Alderman. F. W. Gordon
Ccuncilmen, John @. Rathbun Ellis W. Wait and Ed.
ward KeasbeY School Commissioners, William p. Daily.
james T. Noe and j. Brewster smith; Chosen eehod-
er., Joseph Il. Conard and GEORGE II. Tce Controller.
l. Tborne Godin0i Assessor. Joseph l. CrOwelli Com
In and John Hail: Records Samuel g. arroIson Tho
Consabes elected Democrats also tie Judges
Dayonne Cttv-Henry c. Post toresent FreeholderJ
and John Il POST both EepnbncaIs, we're elected
Ysv Dem.l For School TrusISssZJoh Wagner
Toxos-R H. Ten Brook iRepJ and Charles F.
sohrIeder sr. und. Deml For Commissioners OF APP
Justice OF the Poacc-J mes Franklyn tDemJ
CenISSine-Ja% s, s RoglStUn lDcm} was elected
for Justice Of the Peace Is probably elected.
elected 10 MI tho ONCE vacated by II. f. Cones tDem
d. h. Sanford !snhl for School Trustee Qong teru and
James ROLAND ulep for Sch Dol Trustee (hOrt tern
are probably elected. John JOu.ey IRopl tor Justice
OF the Peace IL elected. Luther Van BusKrk Rcp aud
Samuel Od1ll tsp) aro elected delegates 10 the Free.
BOrdntOWn-The Common Council, Mayor, and all the
other Officers Oh Inc DplnOcftlO TICKET elected
HoOOken-The annual city election OF llObOken was
held yesterday. There were only few ir1ng DIS urb
at the polling precincts, and the vote heavy
Mayor l.. V. y. Il, s.On who had been renOmmatcd by
the Republicans, was defeated by John A. ONelll. the
Democratic nominee. The following Cicers, who IRE
all Democrats reelected the Republicans having
made nominations for the Offices named: CITY Clerk
Robert H. Albers; Treasurer, August Bcnte; Assessor
j. hu Duorey, Wafer Con- missioner, John McDermOtt
Water Registrar, Michael H. Murphy Recorder. 4. ".
MrDJnOugh; FrcehOders, Ramon NJ Cook, Timothy
Foley.
Jersey Oiy-The election I'm Jersey CITY passed on
y I'm fho lv
the Horseshoe" the DrmOcLatc stronghold of Hudson
County. The total registration was 220S3. tho largest
ever known IN the city except IN OF Presidential
had registered large number OF ilcgo voters but men
beers 81 their own party exposed the scheme and
tho Republicans made thorough examination OF the
registry lists aud learned the names OF all fraudulent
voters This movement badly frightened those who
were Illegally reglscred and the most OF them did not
attempt g. vote. Tie only for alleged lena yOt
who lives tho vita District At midn ght complete
returns mad been received Police Headquarters but
suited IN a Republican victory. Tho clio ,tion OF
Henry Dusenbery. the Republican candidate for
Mayor, was admitted by. the Democrats, by
Democratic candidate. The Republicans also carried
the Board Of Aldermen the Board OF Directors OF EIu
CalIOn the Board Of Fire Commissioners aud the County
candidates IA follows:
Adermeu-First District j. Berrian; Third District,
Dalz proba6lyl; Fltn District, j. Rnglt sixth Dis
Directors OF Ed1cation-First District. A. g. Cioke
Fifth District, Romaine; sixth District NJ. Mason.
Police Commssloncrs-Flfth District J. Q. Bird;
Sixth District, j. j.. Halliday.
Fro Commissioners - First District. J. Brennan
Sixth District, {. Il. 6peck.
Board OF Public W0rks-First District l. Van Saun
Third District, j. Warner.
Freeholders- District, J. G. bailey, ". J. Mcs-
kifh District ]. Headden Jr., II. T. Wells Sixth Dis
trict. H. G. Post, IT,, j. H. Post