New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
THE VOTE OF wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY,

The RETURNS made to the County Clerk of West
chester indicate the following result For Secretary
of State Purcell Dem, received S.39S votes Gene
raj Carr Rep, 1910; and Home, Greenbacker 177 :
fer Controller Lapham, Dem, 1927; Daven-
port Rep. $3.50; and Hooper, Greenbacker 157;
for State Treasurer, Maxwell, Dem, S,266; Hus-
ted. Rep, 7,549, and Wood, Greenbaeker, 10; for
maker. Dem, S,463; Finch Rep. 1907. For state
Senator Henry G. Nelson's majority over Frederick
w. Seward in the county is 1852. For Member OF
Assembly in the LIST District, Edwin r. Keyes re-
ceiyed 22S7 votes: K. 7. Baird, 1,SS9; lid As
sembly District, William II. Catlin, Dem, $3.50;
George T. Davis, Rep. 2,262; I'D Assembly DIS
trict the majority of George W. Robertson, Rep, is
given at 154.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY in BROOKLYN.
On the State ticket in Brooklyn the Democratic
majority for Purcell was 5G7. This reversed in
the case of the Judge of the Court of Appeals Finch
receiving vote of 500 more than SchOomnakcr.
This is attributed 10 the latteI's action, when At
tOrney-General, in discOntinuing the suits against
the Brooklyn Water Board. The only thing left i'll
doubt by the reported figures of Tuesdays election
in Kings Comfy is in regard to the XIlth Assembly
District, comprising the Twenty-ffth Ward Of
BROOKLYN and the towns of Flatbush, Flatlands,
New-I40ts. Gravesend and New Utrecht Peter Van
Cott Republican, claims TO be elected by majority
of 8, and j. j. Stillwe Democrat also claims cleo
ton by majority of 20.
sCHOONMAKER STILL HOPEFUL.
KINGSTON, Nov. IO.-PurcelPs majority in Ulster
County complete is 229 Patterns majority for the
Assembly in the lid District is 292. Romeyn leads
jones for the Senate in the county by 332 votes.
Joness majority in the district will be about 800
q Republican gain over last year OF loo. The
friends Of SchOOnmaker are hoping he has ruu far
enough ahead of the ticket TO slip in
SARATOGA COUNTY.
BAIIsToN, n. Y, Nov. 10.-rhe complete returns
for Saratoga County, just received at the County
Clerks Office. give Carr 2.O32 majority, a Demo
cratic gain OF sol. Davenport has /, ,oSs majority;
Hustled, 1915; Russell 1872; Seymour, 10O4 :;
Finch 969 Wagner. for the Senate, 3SS5 !;
Baker for the Assembly 123, and Potter, for the
Assembly, 1,165.
CONGRESSMAN-ELECT SKINNER'S MAJORITY.
WATERFOWL, n. Y. Nov. 1O.-Complete returns
for Jefferson County show the following majorities
Carr, 1902; Lansing. for Senator, 2,447; Hunt,
for Assembly LIST District $50 Berringer, lid Dis
fr;et 362: Skpners maiOritf in the district 3222:
Iansings majority for State Senator III the WhoIe
district, 5,077
BROOME COUNTY.
BiNGHAMroN, n. Y, Nov. 10.-Revised returns
of Broome County give Carr. 5,4G2; Purcell, 42lS
Carrs majority, l,244 Democratic gain, 2l2. The
remainder OF the STATE ticket will not differ matell-
ally from the above. Francis B. Smith, Dem., Tor
Assembly, Is elected by 277 majority.
ONE DEMOCRATIC CAssEMBLYMAN IN ONEIDA.
UTICA, Nov. ION. X. Jones, Democrat, is elected
to the Assembly from the lid District of Oneida
over Knox. This increases the apparent Democratic
majority in the Assembly from four TO six, if the
Al1th District Of Kings is conceded to the Demo-
Gratis.
rIoGA COUNTY.
owEGo. Nov. l0.-Tioga County gives Carr 5G4