Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
the NEW YORK COUNT NEARLY
COMPLETE.
Progress of the Canvass i'm New York
City.

IORIeS8 Oh the S6uVdSS IN Ne" AOHk
City.
NEW YORK, November 15.-The board OF SUPER
vtsors met in the aldermanic chamber at 10 O'Clock
this morning and resumed the work OF canvassing
the vote OF New York county. The fifteenth assem-
bly, district was completed without any material
change from the original count. In one Of the
election districts OF the sixteenth assembly dis
trict slight error was discovered and the vote OF
the district was referred to the committee on cor
rected returns. Otherwise there was no material
change in the count OF the sixteenth district,
which was completed at 1855 O'Clock.
The seventeenth assembly district was completed
at 1115 a. m.
The count of the first district OF the eighteenth
assembly district was objected to on the ground
to be 1893. whereas 1t was claimed that 226 votes
were really cast In the district and that the re-
publican electoral ticket received 81 votes instead
or 81, as recorded. The vote OF the first election
district was therefore referred TO the committee
corrected returns. The twenty-f1rst election dis
trtct OF the eighteenth assembly district has been
reached without the discovery OF other errors.
The canvass OF the 18th assembly district was
finished at about 1145. No other errors were found
than the one In the first election district.
The 18th assembly district was completed at 1905
without Incident is was resolved 10 request the
committee on corrected returns TO give preference
TO the electoral ticket.
The canvass OF the returns for the Goth assembly
district was completed at 1870, without objection
being made.
In the 21st assembly district no objections nor
changes were made Five defective ballots and
four blanks were found. Eelly. Leary and Hunter.
VI tu6 utUOCTdtlC llChel, cdCu IcCSlNSQ Que more,
and Black, democratic elector, one less than theiI
associates.
The board Of canvassers vote on the presidential
ticket In the FIRST assembly district, compile e,
gives Blaine, 2,5; Cleveland, 4263; Butler, g. and
ST. John, Is.
Fifteenth assembly district, complete, gives
Blaine, 4,172 Cleveland, 6,4i6 Butler 2l5, and St
John. "A.
sixteenth assembly district, complete, gives
Blaine, ans; Cleveland, $685. Butler, 1877, and St
John, II.
Returns of the twenty-second assembly district
were canvassed VIII hout change. Ottendorfer re-
ceived less, Dayton less, and Sanger less than
the other democratic electors. There were 10 de-
fectfve and blank notes
The returns for the twenty-third assembly were
canvasSed without change.
The seventeenth assembly district complete
gives Blaine 5,265, Cleveland $685., Butler ga and
st. John 81.
The eighteenth assembly district complete gives
Blaine 2,7S5, Cleveland $3.50, Butler 209 and st.
John 25.
The nineteenth assembly district complete gives
Blaine 4,5SO, Cleveland $3.50, Butler 162 and ST.
John Sc.
Erie County Official.
BUFFALO, n. Y, November l5-Erie county,
Official: Blaine, 26,s4s Cleveland, 24,75s Butler, 26O
ST. John, TBS.
Monroe County.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, November l1.-Monroe county,
0ficiai: Cleveland 30 electors, 1929: T. electors
1324S; elector, 1926; elector 13243 Blaine "a
electors S25; electors, 1885, ST. john l.209;
Butler, 603