New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
HEWITT THE NEXT MAYOR
GEORGE RUNS AHEAD OF ROOSEVELT
HEwIrT's PLURALITY NEARLY % 600 -rux RKyun.

hkwirrs PLURALITY NEARLY $4,000 THE RKpup.
LIcANs GAIN A CONGRESSMAN.
inc tofal vote Tor Mayor Of Ncw-York Yesterday
with one election district missing was Qls. Dol
against total registration of 0oS,eoo.
Inc missing election district m the
tn'rty-third OF the A1IIld Assembly District n
is missing in ell tho votes given below.
out tho absence Of tho figures from that
distnct Will not affect any of the results.
Aoram S. Hewitt received %, ,sos votes, Henry
George %. 900 and Thsodore Roosevelt %. ss9.
MI. hswitts plurality over Mr.. George
was S4,0e5 votes and ho ran $1,000 votes
ahead Of Mr.. Roosevelt. It IL evident ct : eIsnos
that Mr.. Roosevelt did not got the full Republican
vote Undoubtedly many Republicans voted for
MI. Hewitt with the view that ia that way they
would most surely prevent the success Of the George
party, and 1t seems plain also that
In several districts many members Of
the party failed to do their full duty
to the city ticket on other grounds. Mr.. Rooss.
velt was cut freely In some of the downtown and
East Side districts
The candidates elected on the city and county
ticket were these,
For kavor-Abram g. swift. Dom.
Beekmsn, Dem.
James J. slevin got 9O.9s7 votes. and his Irving
Hall opponent. James H. Demarest, got 46.126.
while Lewis s. Goebel, the Republican candidate,
secured the handsome vote of 79.s43.
Robert b Mooney. the Irving Hall cam
didate for reelection as President Of
the Board of Aldermen, polled O largo
vote. but not large enough to prevent the cleo
tion of Henry r. Beekman, the candidate Of the
County Democracy and Tammany Hall.
The vote for Beekman was sS,925; for
Mooney 64,511 and for OConnor the Republican
candidate. 81, ,O66.
In the contests for members of Congress the Re-
publicans gained one district, the XIIIth. electing
Ashbe p. Fitch by handsome majority over Gem
eral Viele, while they almost elected Allen Thorn
dixie Rice over Spinola in the Xth District Spinola
succeeding by few hundred votes only. With .
longer canvass Mr. Rice would have been elected
The Assembly delegation from this city will con-
sist OF twenty Democrats and four Republicans, Q
Republican loss Of two districts, the Xth and
XlIIth.
OF the twenty -four newly elected Aldermen, five
are Republicans and nineteen are Democrats The
Republicans gained seat in the XXIst District and
another In the With. but lost in the xth-
The successful candidates for the judiciary wcre
For Supreme Court Judge-Ed ward Patterson tDem.J
For Superior Court Judge-P. II. Dugro tDem.)
Edward Patterson's vote was 139, 159; that Of
Edward Mitchell, the Republican candidate for tho
Supreme Court was 6S, 1884.
p. H. Dugro got 97.s15 votes for Su-
perior Court Judge; Granville p Hawea
the Republican candidate, 1855 AMI 7. c. e.
Irving Halls nominee, 49, 1875. For the
Court Of Appeals, Judge Daniels. the Republican
got in this city 1910 votes aud Rufus
w. Peckham, the Democratic candidate. got
13OO47.
Wardwell. the Prohibltonist candidate for
Mayor. got only 574 votes and the voting for
all tho Prohibitionist candidates was insignih
cant.