The sun., 1889-11-08

members and In the Assembly ssyep-a larger number
than at any election previously
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me munoipal posions 70 oe hlled Al the eeouon Of
next year srebhe iono"hSi mayor OombUoher' pIs.
ros AI.orhoy Fre'osn' OF tno poad OF A'oefmen s""
IuesoS was sreat gay ior tne eicemsn' Ana 'nree
sue es.IclN Su!o,nns eaon o'nsI, hau an "
in ns neiu W. iurnsr VI 'ne % Nh'n We u.'essu ~, ~
publican iosmAh In the Fifteenth district was elected
Alderman--the nrst In many years-by scratch, and
short Of election to the Assembly by some 900 votes
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The rosut NJ th. lat. .sction reor.
gapzaton within the ranks of the County Democracy.
The n.xt nss,inv of s Countv Committee will be held
ON Tuosday niTht and lively tImes are expected The
d.feat Of the oun,,,a on Tuesday involves OF course
osu of presvo lint Il roarha no iots of patronage as
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By provision OF the Democratic state Convention held
in Syracuse n month ago there will be Democratic
state Convention next year unless especially called by
the State Committee to all any vacancies In elective po
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moot until 1891 when State officers will be nominated
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Eighth Senatorial In four OF these IdSpenard Stewart
had plurality on Iueea"y' IN TWO OF tnem furher tho
iceman was ahead.
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the Court OF General senons will not expire until
1904 There has not been in many years In New York
more active ana successtul canvass Tor candidate
for judicial office than that made for the election OF
Mr. Fitzgerald His banner district was the Fifteenth
assembly, which reversed Tammany majority for the
head or the ticket OF Sf7. and gave Mr. Fitzgerald
majority OF $40 against Judge Gildersleeve-A differ
ence of i4e6 votes
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Patrick Diver who has been Alderman since 1885;
Alderman Goeh and his colleague in the wine and beer
business EdwardJ Rapp; Alderman oowie who has
represented the Thirteenth district SeadiT since 1854;
Aldermen Butler Sullivan FitEsmonR the foe OF the
Italians; John CArn, who asplred to be Senator Henry
Gunther, Redpepper Barry. and Charles N. Hammond,
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WIN ""'o " 'AAs ''e'n sur"
c.o,o. r Ro.sob ,ba succ..sfui Tammanv candidate
FAY sonntor onrred hia own disrio IN, Tenth Asrem
oiy' ny majority OF 2o ssan't tue eaha,aNte OF me
AtePuphSoHS eHu SOuh'y N0niOSi1Sy SO"iOhSe- @he
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For the FIRST time in several years there is no dispute
concerning the ronpt Of votes cast at the late
and official returns will be nowhere needed to establish
the success Of any candidate baloted for in the city
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growing out of tie use Of alleged illegal ballots in the
Eighth Senatorial and In tile Thrteenth Assembly dis
trct In the Fourth Assembly the contest was close on
Assembyman-
Neither of the candidates for Judge of the Court of
General sesSions carr'ea MS own Assembly oSfict ON
Tuesday MT beiany' tue unsuceeSstui candidate TOT
Register iost nn district os majority OIL nins'eeh
.o'es' "nie WI oA"oN '!' un'''oe"'iu' 'u"'u' .of
tricL the Seventh Assembly. BY l2T5 votes
The resignation Of John F. Ahearn clerk OF the
Essex Market Police Court handed in 100 days
before election. and was effect should ho he
candidate. He was candidate and elected sena.
or by large majority and the resignation RoeA"
There 10 already tax OF nominating os~aid ottendor
Ter tor tue once OF Mayor OF new YORK on pauorm
an'agonlssc 10 all political par'ieS machines organiza
tionS, and gatherings lie ran before Tor tho same
once IN 1878 ana pohed 4.22e votes
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among the assistants OF the District Attorneys Office
which is to be Allied by Col Fellows The salary OF the
position ia $50 year. Mr.. Fitzgerald entered the
sine. He was originally Apponted by John MoKeop
and was continued nv Mrssrs Peckbam OIney Mar
tine and renoWS
The total vote on Tuesday last was lighter than In any
city election during the past six YeaFA
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