New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
RESULTS OF CHARTER ELECTIONS.
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KINGSTON March 4.-Charles BRAY, Republi-
cam was reelected Mayor of this city to-day wihou
party opposition Tho new Board OF Aldermen will 90
tied, which Republican gain Of one. There was little
excitement AID light vote in 'ht CITY. Tie returns from
outside incompioe; but the probability Is the new
Board OF Supervisors will Oe Republican by small ma
Ority.
ITHACA March 1.-THE election to-day resulted in the
election o. a Democratic president and majority Of the
Board OF Trustees The proposition to change from
village 10 city charter was carried by small majority
CHATHAM. March Tho annual town meetings were
held In this county to-day and than usual interest
was manifested Both parties had good at the head
OF their tickets making tie nsht CLOSE when two
Qallatn. ilsdae. Livingston, NrwLebanOD Stockport
suyvesant had only one ticket each The next board
]. Tilden, Ir., Il returned from New-Lebanon.
NHwBURG, March 4.-The Republicans carried the
charter election here to-day eieotug Benjamin b. Oden
Mayor by 800 majority three OF the four Aldermen, and
IL evenly divided Last year it was made up Of six
Democrats and two Republicans.
ROCHESTER. March 4.-Comelius A. Parsons lRepJ
ves elected Mayor cor the nth time to-day Byron Ho-
ley tDem) was elected member Of the Executive
Board and William Kodisch (2epI Game Constable. The
Democrats out OF the eight Aldermen, and
the Republicans Ave out OF the seven School Commits
sioners. Tue political complexion OF neither body Is
changed.
TROY March AT Cohocs to-day Alfred Leroy RcpJ
was elected Mayor without opposition. The Democrats
gain two Aldermen and Supervisor. The COuncl.
stands ak Republicans TO four Democrats. Tho RepubIl
can Assessors and Police Commissioners were elected.
In the the to elections In Rensselaer, County the Re
pIbcans carry the Board of supervisors by two major
ly Last year the board was a Tie.
OswEGO. March 4.-rhe munci1a election to-day was
tho most exciting one held IN this city The nOmi-
uoes Of the Citizens meeting. PrOestants, both
sected James Dowdle. Democrat was elected Mayor.
The Republicans elect five out Of the eight Aldermen.
Last year the Board Of Aldermen stood ten Democrats
six Republicans Those holding over. with the gain Of
today make the Board stand eight Republicans and
eight Democrats
Rcurns from the outside towns show that the Repub
cals gained the Board OF Supervisors The Board
a, year stood sixteen Republicans thirteen Democrats.
JAMESTOWN March A majority Of tho citizens here
voted to-day in favor OF adopting the city form Of govern
nent charter which has been prepared will be for
wardsd Albany. ard It Is hoped VIII 10 passed by the
present Legislature,
ELMIRA March AT the charter election here to-day
Henry Flood, Republican. elected iyor by about
coo plurality The Common Council and Board OF Super
yisOTs Democratic
UTICA, March 14-7Jsmes Sherman, Republican, was
elected Mayor over Lewis II. 5hattuck Democrat
by 1000 majority. Patrick y. Bulger,
Democrat was reelected TO the Office OF City Judge
over Emmett j. Ball Republican with only 100 majority
OF the ticket Is Democratic Ibe Board oil Alder
men stands Democrats and five Republicans.
james Miller the last Republican Mayor, and held
OIL IL 1851.