New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN NEW-JERSET.

The complete returns Of the charter elec-
ton I'm Jersey City on Tuesday AXE few changes IN
the result announced yesterday ard show Repuohcah
gains in nearly every district The contests were so close
in many instances that the result coud not be deter
mined nnti the last ballot counted striking Illus
traon OF Democratic methods afforded in the flrs
Precinct OF the second District Democratic strong
hold The fight in the district very bitter between
the Regular and the Independent candidates
Late in the night IL became evident rom inc
returns counted that SOME I" fine Work "oulu
be necessary 10 After one hundred votes
had been counted In the fiji at polling precinct two OF the
election officers suggest that recess be taken D e
other two OppOs ed it, The advocates Oi recess se'u
the matter temporarily, however by walking out OF the
polling place and the count could not be continued III
bnt a. thev had NOT returned AZ O'Clock in the morning
the conclusion arrived at that they were drunk ana
was taken to police headquarters Several n4 9hf
precincts were in the missing officers turned NJ and the
count was continued When as many votes nud IL ~
counted "A there names OF voters on tne Po rt
ono I'm ndred or more ballots still remained IN the box,
showing that Wholesale stufine had peth pfaci '
TIE defeated ca indicates have entered protest and VIII
-ohahlv cores the election similar frauds are com
nitted every year in this district and respectable chr
b osde M IN EXAMINE o. iii vel known fact that the
result in the ia District. or The " Horses noe as II
called always determined by the election officers ana
The complete returns show the following candidates
Mayof-rsaac W. Taussig Dem.l -. nan, r,
Aldrrmeu-Ist District, Robert JoTNah ~
District Jaiues Ambrose DEM Ito Dlstrcl buslaNe
Hauser (Kep WITH District, Frederick DzmDa ll.ep;
WIN District. Joseph Reynolds RepG Win Dstrlct'
Pearl c. billiard Rep - . .,,, =, ,,-,
Board OF Public WOrks-Ist District, William IL w MEAN
Demr I'D District Garrett haley, jr. DemG LILO Dis
trict John II. kccney (Repl -. .-.-. ,,.-..,-
Board of Police COmmlfsiOners-1Id District Patrick
Malone Dem.) With District, joan q. Bird, NJ D. 'keIG
With District. Isaac V. Struble (kepJ
Board of Fire Commissioners-ist District John
Brennan RepJ; WITH District, GIDEON lhiey thePI
With District Caspar J. Speck Nep) $500,
Board Of Education-Ist District, william X. Lard
RIA Tfutre II Inn RuVl
Dennis c. spencer RepG IVth District EDWIN & van
Houton Dem.G With District, Richard Brown ana
Charles A. Roe Repsl: With District. william simmons.
The Board of Aldermen Is tie, are also the Boards
OF Education and Public Works In the Boards OF flre
and Police Commissioners the Republicans nave iour
out of six members III both instances.
Later returns OF the charter election in HobOken show
that l. V BcssOu (Rep II reelected Inc Other sue
ceesful candidates are those stated yesterday
The returns the election for Freehoders THROUGHOUT
the county are ill., but enough II known 70 so"
that the Republicans have made gains and VIII nave
majority of at least four In the Board
The Election IN RAILWAY resulted the complete over
throw of the Democrats Tie Republicans eIected tne
Mayor Water and school Comm oners ana MAJORITY
o. the Council