New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
CITY RESULT TO BE ANNOUNCED TO-DAY.
MR. FuLLGRAPF GETs INDIGNANT AT Mr.. ONEL


AND USES IMPROPER LANGUAGE.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday COM
pleted of the in this county II will
not he officially announced until today, the totals not
having added up The inspectors sent for In
the election district Of the XVIIIth Assembly Dis
tric this district the vote originally returned as
"a for the Blaine 1t evident that 1t should
be 81 and TO this the inspectors yesterday agreed and It
was canvassed This does not change the result
Deputy County Clerk Beate announced that the foot
ngs gave Erasus Corning the cector who had received
the highest vote the Democratic ticket, plural
ity OF 43l30 Benjamin H. Warford
and Others the highest on the Republican ticket
Brdscyc Brakeman who headed the Presidential electors
on the Republican ticket, only cnt two votes o.
wad Ottendorfer, the lowest eector the Democratic
ticket was cut siIty-six votes. Tie had plurality OF
A., o64
II was found that in calling the returns from the Fifth
Election District OF the XNIIth Assembly District on
Saturday the votes for Edward Patterson and Alfred
wagstaf candidates for Common Pleas Judges had been
ransposed Wagsta had received 90 and Patterson 100
The correction was made. This mistake was made In a
peculiar way Mr. Jachnc prdes himself on being able to
canvass rapidly lie made OF two bottles Of wine
with Mr. Cleary colleague, that no cond call on the
vote east the candidates in the XyIth As
semby District within an hour lie did 20 and the wager
paid But he called 80 rapidly that me eIerN VINO
was writing the returns the tally sheet either made
mistake or Mr. Jaehne called the wrong number
III ,e ncd - - he Somewhat hilarious and those
seated around the chamber indulgng In by play
Mr. Fullgraf reading the returns from
the XXIVth Assembly District, and Mr.. ONeil was III
the chair Mr.. FullgIaH had bcch Interrupted once or
twice. and had shown irTt1tiOn He was cor
Comfy Clerk keenan, in the announcement or
the vote FOR a candidate, and protested against It,
Mr. O'Neil-You must call the returns correctly.
Mr. Fullgraf-I AIN calling them correctly.
Mr.. ONcil-Proceed With the canvass. You must
speak distinctly.
MI Fullgr2f~ testily)-I can speak English better
than any blathcrskite. won't canvass any further.
Thcrenpon he left the chair. Several members asked
him to with the canvass. 49,,
Mr. Fullgraf-I won't go on under the Mick, am
business and know when 10 transact business ana
when 10 have boys' play.
Turning President Kirk he said You are president
OF this Board take the chair" Mr. Kirk replied, u
am president the Board and will enforce the rules
Taking the chair. he called the Board to order and
sharply ordered that the canvass proceed ir run,
graf once began reading the returns Mt ONell
after resumed the chair. and the canvass proceeded
In order.
AT The conclusion OF the canvass II moved that
vote OF thanks rendered to M Fullgraf for tho able
manner in which he had read the returns. This was
voted by decided majority. Then the board adj
journed until y. IN to-day.
evening the Committee on Corrected Returns met
in the Governors room and cited a
number of inspectors and poll clerks to
appear and correct certain defective returns.
IN the Xth Assembly District the vote Tor alderman
is very close. James l.. Fitzgerald IL the 1ainnanY
candidate and Patrick H. Kcrwin the County Democracy
There are number OK defective ballots, and on these de-
pend the majority either candidate In about one
third the election districts the inspectors have been
sent for 10 correct the returns made by them.