New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
PHASES or THE CANVASS.
PROGRESS or TIE NEw-YoRK COUNT
FEW CHANGES IN TIE EARLY D,rniCrs-cnrPru
BALLOTS COUNTED.

FEW CHANGEs IN THE EARLY DISfRICis-CtIrPEp
BALLOTS COUNTED.
The canvass of the votes east in the lNth, Nth
Win. WIN aud With Districts was proceeded
with Yesterday by the Board of Adersen The
proceedings were remarkably quiet and uneventinl
Most of the lawyers were in the toVeinoi 3
r,on. engaged ia pndeavofina 60 ascertain
from several STUPID inspectors why they
had not complied with the plain provisions of the
law in counting the votes east IN Their respective
,isitirjs aud making proper returns, Enough re-
manned, howpvpf, 10 hppp shatr eye 90 the
,etntns and sp lha, 40 undue advantage was gained
h, either siie, Several ef tho candidates dtnrprd
~ nam tihp 10 tine, Senator uihbs the
Republican candidate tor MaSot accompanied by
Harlan Master Meade aud AssemhlYmanselee
Wlndulph, VAS present ior short time Ito was
asken It he was leaking Tor his yole, aud replied
with laugh that ne had done that, with poor ie-
suits on election day, Henri T. ilowland one ot
the candidates ior Common Pleas Judge, was con-
graduated on the fine run he made. The opinion
was freely expressed that if he had been placed III
the race earlier he would have been elected.
THE RETURNS FROM THE WITH DISTRICT.
Later in the day after the hearing OF the Commi +
tee ON Corrected Returns ended, the array of
legal talent III the chamber largely reinforced.
The monotonous reading of the returns gave way 10
hveer proceedings and one or two hjectOns to the
reception of disputed ballots served TO awaken the
audience on the back benches. There were some
curious exhibitions of the feeling shown by certain
of the voters toward some of the Presidential
electors. In the Nineteenth Election District of
the WITH Assembly District Oswald Ottendorfer re-
ceived 27O votes aud all the others 27l each. In
the twentieth Election District of the same
Assembly District Ottendorfer received 40 votes
three of the other electors 2i6 votes, and
min f..tv -fxtn all.
votes each. In the lwenty-frst Election Dis
trict of the Assembly District
Mr. Brakeman received 64 votes and each of his
associates G3 votes. In the same district Mr. Of
tendorfer received l22 votes, Mr.. Kelly 12i votes
and each of their associates 1913 votes. In the
Twen;y-fifh Election District Of the With Assembly
District OttendOrfer received 273 votes and the
rest of his associates 272 votes each.
The proceedings of the day began with the read
Ing OF the returns from the IVth Assembly Dis trlct
by Supervisor Shiels Everything proceeded
smoothly until the Third Election District was
reached 1t was found that the totals
ior Common Pleas Judges did not foot
Gp correctly. This was sent TO the Committee
Sorrected Returns for correction. The return from
'ne Eleventh District was sent back for a slight
correction. In the Twelfth lection District 1t was
ppuhd mat there was one ballot for Democratic
tttesidential Electors returned as blank. Two of
me names were clipped After argument
~ was decided 10 count II as a
Deinocratic ballot. The returns from the Twenty
eisntb Election Distric. SEM 10 the Committee
ch Corrected Returns because the 6gues for the
ualclsry did not foot up correctly. The city Press
association the morning after election gave
He result as follows: Blaine electors, 2,30l i;
seyelaqd electors G,3l2. The canvass gave Blaine
gam oil and Cleveland gain of as compared
WITH these figures.
HE IvIH AND yTH DISTRICTS CANvAssED.
Inc returns from the Vth Assembly District were
'eao by Supervisor UConnor. Only one or two
sonections were found necessary, and these we're
w MINOR Diatters. The Presidential count did not