New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
BOODY WINS IN BROOKLYN.
FLOWER POLLS A LARGE VOTE.
THE DEMOCRATIC CITY AND COUNTY TICKETS
ELECTED.

THE DEMOCRATIC CITY AND COUNTY TICKETS
ELECTED.
Tn. Democrats carried Kings County yesterday oy
varine majortes. Flowers majority In the county
was 10 o3I with twenty districts missing David a.
p'osv Tho Dem6cr..ic candidate for Mayor OF grook-
len was elected BIZ a considerably smaller majority
and the Democratic county and city tickets were aso
elected. Joseph Asphalt (Rep) was elected sta'e
senator from the IIId District, and three Repuoh''
Assembymcn probably defeated their Democraao OPP
ponent@.
ontres blazed ON nearly every block last evening"
lint they were lighted by boys and other enthusiasts
80 The rcsut OF the election was definitely known,
ond when the result was made manifest there wero
fe barrels and boxes TO burn, and the enthusiastic
norton OF the population had gone home. Ihere
were many persons I'm and about the ponce hean'
Quarters In the Municipal Building when the returns
were sent In by telephone from the various preeihc's
The first retur1s were received at O'CLOCK anu
until long after midnight staff OF operators were
hnsv taking the figures by telephone and transcribng
,bem force OF employees tabulated the returns III
tho office OF Police Commissioner Hayden. on the
ton floor policemen read out the figures Tor the pehe'
~ the new spaper reporters, and totals were eagerly
added.
The Republican Campai@ Committee received tho
figures at its headquarters, and many OF the wohcr'
Of the party wore present computing ana compar
veors. The Brooklyn Young Republican Club re-
ceived returns by Its messengers from the eec
lion districts at the Criterion Theatre where many
mombers of the club assembled to know the e'"''S
as early as possible Members of the club served as
watchers to insare fair count at large number Oh
the polling places. The Democrats receVea rc'ui"'
in the Thomas Jefferson Building.
The Democratic candidates elected on inc County
ticket incnde John Cotter County Clerk: Thomas D..
Kenna Register; H. ii. Adams County treasurer anu
George Knlcl, supervsorat- Large. John +. NAL.
thews (Rep.) aud james +. Kelly DEM are electcd
Justices of sessons. For Justices of Peace the Deo
T s set John Petterson lid District Edward c.
Murphy. Men and Peterson were reelected, -,
As there was no opposition to the reelection OF
Judge Calvin f. Pratt as Judge of the Supreme Court
In the three senate Districts Of Kings County the
cand,dstcs elected are: lid District, John McCarty
(DemJ: lid District. Joseph Aspinall ShcpJ' N~
district p II. McCarren reelected tDem)
The following Members Of Assembly In Kings County
are probably elected:
Ist District-Joseph j. Cahill* d.
lid Distrct-William ]. Plant (D)
JIId District-John Cooney Cd
Ivth Distrct-John J. oCoEnor" (D)
Vth District--John Kelly 3D.
With District-william f. Shields Cd
With Ds;rict-Lous G. OFT ID
With Distrct-James 7. ougley' (D)
lxth Distrlct-Lawrence E. Malone (R.c
Xth District-Thomas r. Byrncs' (D)
XIth Distrlct-George L. Weed (R)
XIIth District-Charles a. Corrady RI
Reelected.
The following Aldermen are probably elected in
Brooklyn:
MISUNDERSTANDING
Richard Pickering (D)
Arthur J. Heaneyt Cd
Robert +. MackelarF 3D.
Ansoa Ferguson Cd
Andrew w. Fltzgibbon& Cd
Theodore Maurer' (D.)
Thomas A. Beard ID
DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
1,t pIsrict-James Notary d., Moses J. Wafer d.,
William H. Jordan d., Michael J. Corcy 3D.
lid pistrct-Ricbard Meier R Peter Hess" (R), Sam
vel Meyers QR) Edward p. Thomas (R)
lid D..trlct-Danel McGrath 3D.. william McKee,
3D. j. Jefferson Black. d., Charles J. Voekenng (D
~Te.eiected
The following Kings County Supervisors are prob
ably elected
First Ward-IIenry c. Simonson' (R)
Third Ward-Wiam Sutcline R)
Fifth Ward-Patrick Barry (D.)
Seventh ward-1homas FitchleS tR)
Ninth Ward-Franeis II. Mcclure ID
Eleventh Ward-Chares w. Swan (Rl.
Thirteenth Ward-Stephtn b. Jacobs (R.)
Fifteenth ward-Henry G. Ssfrens (R.)
Seventeenth war,-Frcderck Wrightmgon (R)
Nineteenth WsId-Wism c. Catrick' RI
Twenty first ward-Frederick Hands RI
Twenty third Ward-On B. lockwood (R)
Twenty.hfth ward-wiam L. Extance RI
Reelected.
TIE following table shows the vote for Governor in
Kings County, with twenty districts missing
VOTE FOR GOV ERNoR IN KINGS COUNTY.