New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

vary from the Police returns and there no dis
pute over defective or blank ballots for this
part of the ticket The returns rs given on
the morning after election by the City Press Asset
alton we're: Blaine electors 20Dj: CleVe,anu
electors 4.i9S. The Police returns give: Bainc
| electors. 2605; Cleveland electors 4,ooS, ana NJ
they were canvassed. . r,... .a
read by Supervisor Farley There was even wns
| change here than IN the Nth District; imro r,o
were few triiling disciepancies W ,,;aI
of the returns for MINOR officers lbe lresin, va, m
count agreed very nearly with the return mage ON on
the morning after election. That was gwen p''n a.
| electors 2. .GJGi Cleveland electors. o'ol ~
canvas.ed /, showed as follows: Blaine electors
| 1856; Cleveland electors. bull - ,.o o,,o
| The Committee on Corr cted Returns here cant
| in and made its report. II was voted ,o c," lie
The jispued returns from the various elett,oh uis
Iicts In acruiiaice with the RECOMMENDATIONS VI
| the committee.
THE EVENING WORK or TIE BOARD.
couNtiku inn viiii AID With pi>linois-hN
ESTIMATE BY cUiuErL bliss
After the report of the Committee 90 Cottecteh
Returns had been passed upon by the buat'' Amer
man Waite read the returns uI the WIN Assem"i'
District Aldpiman U'Npil taking the thaii w i've
ip,nfn fof the WIN Election pis'iiet, tie hummer
at Votes aVpn ioi ali ihe haiies oh earh " wv
electoral tickets was efioneonslN se' dawn Whpi''he
total number nI hall0is cast should al'iph'i " N's
sent ia tho Committee on Corrected iipinins' Ia
Gaures for the Republican electors were not prop
ery carried out Ii was referred 10 the same COM
mittee. When tho XXth Election District was
reached Alderman Waite called out to Alderman
OConnor that there were no votes for him III that
district for President of the Board OF Aldermen,
Alderman O'Connor said that this should be cor
rccted.
Alderman Kirk said:
Imove that the return be referred TO the Committee
on Corrected Returns so thit We eau h''nui"o'"'0
some votes for OConnor. Laughter
ON account of clerical errors the return of the
XXVIth District was sent to the Committee on Cor
rected Returns On the return of the AAANth
Election District 1t appeared that the name oil John
T. Agnew Democratic PRESIDENTIAL elector' hau
been scratched on one ballot Herecelved LIS votes
and his associates 170 Alderman klrk moved that
for the purpose of correcting the electoral count the
return be sent to the Committee on Corrected kc-
turns Alderman Ware said that the sample ballot
showed that Mr.. Agncw's name had been scratched
and Alderman Kirk withdrew his motion Inc re-
turn however, was sent TO the committee Tor tilc
correction of clerical errors regard 10 the Vote lor
Judges of the Court OF Conmon Pleas Inc can,
yass shows $50 Notes for the Republican electoral
ticket in the With Assembly District a gain OF
thirty SIX as compared with the Associated Iress
returns and 1921 Tor the Democratic ticket, gam
of ninety. eigt-a net loss for the Republican ticket
of sixty-twO. The canvass shows no variation from
the return sent to the Bureau OF Electohs except
one more vote for Cleveland.
BLAINE GAINS FROM CITY PRESS FIGURES.
Alderman Pearson conducted the canvass OF the
returns of the With Assembly District 1t was
now getting late and the canvass was ratified
through as rapidly as possible 1t was PLAIN sailing
until ;he XXVIth Election District was reached
On the Supervisors return for this district iy-four
votes were set down for Ottendorfcr on the Demo
cratic electoral ticket Alderman Kirk moved that
the County Clerks return on which Ottendorier
had ffty-f,e votes be canvassed instead oi the
Supervisors return. Alderman Fnck moved that
the return be sent to the Committee or Corrected
Returns This was voted down and Alderman
Kinks motion prevailed. All the Democratic
electors on the return received iiftyhve votes, eX-
cent Priest, who had fifty -four.
in the With Assembly District the vote foi Re
publican electors is 1S2l, anu for Democratic
electors 1910 This is gain of forty for the
Republican ticket and loss of eighty-nlnc Tor tn;
Democratic as compared with the city Press Ie-
turns According to the figures of Colonel George
Bliss the Republican ticket has gained l61 votes
and the Democratic ticket has lost 10G VOTES dnr-
ing the iiis two davs of the canvass, comparing the
official figures with those of the City Press AsSo-
citation lhs IS Il net Republican gain OF 35l votes.
On motion of Alderman Kirk II vas f's0i ven 10
canvass the INth Nth, Nth Nllth and Alllth
Districts to-day, beginning at 10 n. III.