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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
CLEVELAND'S PLURALITY Is 2,CSc-DEMocRATS
ELECT CONGRESSMAN AND THREE

IhSOA a CONGRESSMAN AND THREE
ASSEMBLYMEN
Inc result Of the election in Westchester County
IS as ioiio"s: The Democratic electors have plurality
Of 2'o1-' cleveland got l6,0ss; Harrison. 1886;
Bidweh trro'), oOS; Wing (Soc) $40 Weaver (Peo).
34o For Chief Judge of the Court Of Appeals, Charles
Andrews Dem and RepD 1927 Walter burlington
prol O3o' Francis Gcrau (soc) 3i1 J.. j. Nc
Parln (PeoD. 342. For Congress XvIth District,
William Ryan tDcm). 16O5O: George A. Brandreth
Q'ep). 13'3l1; Francis Crawford ProJ 900 Howard
Ealkam tSocD, 300. For County Clerk John VI.
Dgney DEM. 1916; ziba Carpenter Rcp). 1200G;
Dudley {. Hasbrouck Pro.) 045. For District
Attorney, William p. rlatt (Dem) 1G.5o4 Frederick
William sherman Qcp.), 12,0s5; Charles Haines
pro-. 04'. For Register william J.
Graney tDem) 1901; William V. Molloy Rcp.),
1864. Lewis II. Min TroJ 029 For superintendent
OF the Poor. Miles Adams (DenJ 1868 Horny Esser
Rep) 1868 Edward Trott (Pro.) s57. For member
OF the Assembly. Ist District Thomas n Fraser dem,
1855. Joseph Bird Uepl Asa, Nathan H. Dimond
(PrOJ 203 !; lid District. A. IIennen Morris Dem.)
5S43, Bradford Rhodes tRePl $3.50, william Lyon
(Prol 1888 lid District, Edgar Leydcr Dem.) 4,615
gohn '. Cockcr0it rRepD 3,S62. Adrian X. HOnlsted
PRO- 26S. For School Commissioner LIST District
Charles ii. Noxon lDem.) AIS. y. ST. Buck dad
3,555.
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Notices Of marriages must bc Endorsed with ful
name and address.
DIED..


Ar 1h1 SSss S s 81 Rss
Fgoesl services At Grace Church Ruhe,ford J., Tr!.
say Ere Ssyf%1s' 1t, p M Train leaves Chambers
h,s:s4 oSs. 1g'; rssE s 1892 Alfred
Faacr from on'i HI: a.e residence go Puas Brooklyn.
and rsnd lGd a. 70 be oSsss p ~
BURsOn Tuesday November sth, Of pneumonia. Edward
Funeral from bis late residence 2I steubcnst Brook.
lyn. n. Y, Thursday afternoon. November 10th, ct
Intcrment at Homer. Ny
BYRNEon Wednesday, November 9th, at his residence.
in The Both S var 81 sd hs sg OF aOOeA Joseph
Funeral vice at his house Friday November 1lh. ~
Train leave, 3othst station N. Y c. II. r. r. r.. Il
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9Th, James Constable. in his
a; the 1880 Dc Laney Place Philadelphia
~ Tayso o. sm w, Of M Sa % s
and daughter Of GcOrge d. Warren esq, OF Troy ~ Z.
Funeral services at Trinity Chapel 25th.ss. Thursday.
DE so wITrasuaisnly at strattOra Conn., SC Owe
N. De witt, OF New.York, and daughter OF the Into
Funerai rom her late residence sratfOd Conn Friday.
November IL, on tse arrival OF the II 100 train from
Kindly omit flowers.
at Glen Head on =, N9 'Ss s:s
RsIaavs. friends avs attend the f gss
ing L. l.. on Thnrsdsy. November 10th at p. m
HUNTER-At Newark n. j. Wednesday, November 9th,
Caroline A. Hunter widow of the late Robert N:
Funeral services at the residence Of her brothernaw,
Robert b. Hathorn No cO4 Broad.st, Newark, at 80
,. m on Friday, November lth. .
Interment at the convenience OF the family.
McCABE-Qn Monday. November eth. Mary J.; D.
McS,ee dsucsteT Of the late jones and Mary Mccaoe
rSners from the Memorial NJ. E. Church White Plains.
n. Y, on Thursday, November 10th, at 2;l5 O'CLOCK
CARRIAGES IN waiting at White Plains upon arrival
Of IL :55 p. m. train from Grand Central Depot
OUINTARD-At Sorwl.k Conn., November 7th. FNnnle
Allen, aged years, daughter Of c. A. and Emma
Quinarl
sMITII-Fc asleep: November sth, az his homo IN MD
detown, Conn. Henry Smith. a. the age OF IS years
and months.
Funeral services at the South Congregational Church.
Saturday. November 18th. at 10 80 q. NJ
VAN DEvENTER-At Nyack, ". Y, Tuesday evening,
November sth 1892 Rev John {. Van Dcyenter.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral on
Friday afternoon at 80 ocock at the Mack REFORMED
Church.
Train leaves Chambers.st dcHot at IL 80 O. M
Won ARNIM-In Brookline sunday. November 9th.
Elizabeth Cotton. wife OF Theodore F. Won Amin
wHITEHEAD-In Trenton y. j.. on the sth inst,
Joseph Whitehead aged o. .,,
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence 81
Grecnwood.ave.. Friday, November llth, at O'CLOCK
Ihteent at Rvevew Cemetery the convenience OF the
family.
Kensco Cemetery on the Harlem Railroad 4S minutes
from the Grand Central Depot New Depot a. enuance
mi, a y-sSf
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COUNTING IN DEFEATED CANDIDATES.
IIEUTENAYT.Go GOVERNOR sHEEuAY's ATTEMPTS
10 STEAL TWO OEFIl.E.s ~ Ep1I cor, .rr-v


Buffalo. Nov. cpccla)-Boss sheehan's Demo
cratic leutenants have to-day undertaken the gravest
political outrage this city has known. In yes
terday's election, Lieutenant Governor Shcehan
most vitality interested In the of William III.
Love. his candidate for reelection Superintendent
OF Education. 1t was TO personally supervise his
vass that Chairman shcehan left his post at Demo
cratic headquarters. In NewYorls. four days before
election. Through Love he hoped 10 the schco
81 stem OF the city as foundation or the machine no
Is building mp here In his pan Of Tammanylzng But
falo Professor Henry u. Emerson tho Rcpub-
ucan candidate, nnd the contest In many wards cX-
ceeded In warmth thai for Presidential electors The
Official returns made to the Police Department last
night with the returns complete from every district
In the city, gave the Republican candidate $50 plural
ity. State superintendent James +. Croker who
working with shcchan for Love, conceded Emers0n's
election last night. To-day returns from many city
districts have boen held back and doctorcd by the
Democrats. In one district an even 100 votes wer
changed from Emerson I" Love. 80 in another, 40 In
another and SO on. At O'Clock tonight returns from
Sin districts were stu missing. Changes made I'm
those flied during the day have cut down Emcrscn's
plurality TO 10. The Democrats hop. 10 wipo out
this and make plurality for Love BY their maniPu-
ations OF the from the missing six districts.
4 similar outrage Is being p"rpctrated IN thu Dis
trlCt Attorney snip Tie Republican candidate, GrOrfe
r Ounby was shown by the returns last night 10 be
elected by 52:i plurality over Herbert L. E>sc his
Democratic opponent. To-day these returns have been
changed that Bssel Is declared elected b. the Dem
Gcrats Great ind snaipn has been aroused By these
attempted outrage. Warrants are being sworn out
for The principals fast az they chr 10 detected and
the steal will be fought ia the courts.
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MARRIED..

BARNES-LINCOLN-At Trinity Chapel, New.York, -
"Wednesday November 0. 1892, BY the Roy. William H.
Vobert, Rcbccca, daughter OF Mr. George Melville Lin
coin TO Mr. Alfred Street Barnes.
DAvIDGE-PoTTER-At Grace Church, on the oh iBsA.
and Clara Sidney. daughter Of RI Rev. Henry c. Potter
GdFFG2 FORD "wednesday Ncyember The 9TH
" Christian, Elizabeth ia OWN daughter OF Henry c.
Howell TO Harry Harrison Clifford.
NORMAN-COLLINS-On wednesday. November 0. 1892
at Al Saints Memorial Chapel. Newport Z. l.. BY the
bishop Of Rhode Island. assisted by the Rev George
Mlgill. Emma, daughter Of the late George Collins to
Bradford Norman.
sILvERM AN-KRUG-On wednesday, November Q, 1892.
by Rev. Raphael Benjamin, NJ. A., Mollie krug 10 Max
Silverman.
wITHRCw-THoMSON-AtR Railway. n. j.. wedne sday
November I'd. by the Rev J. \. Eggett, D. D., Jean
daughter OF the late Joseph and Mary Noble Thomson 10
John Graham Withrow, q Harrisburg, Penn.
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RICHMOND COUNTY.

The result of the election in Richmond County Is az
follows:
Cleveland, G.l22; Harrison. 4OsS; Bidwel U'roJ.
800 Wing (soc.), 1873: Weaver (Pco). H. Judge
Of the Court Of Appeals, Charles Andrews. 1918;
Walter harrington. 307 Francis Gerau. 1O0 Lawrence
J. McCorin, 81. Congressman, Franklin Bartlett
Dem), GAEL Samuel Brown tRep.l 1898; Stephen
D. Riddle (Prol. $40. Assembly, II. II. Yetman
tDem.), 5000; G. D. White, (RepJ 4,a72: Alfred r.
Heath fPro), 278, Dlstrict-Attorney, T. W. F1tz-
gerald Dem.. 6.7Ao; sixt Carl Kapn NepJ. S,ee3;
Edward J. Wheeler Cre.,. 30s William J. Powers.
(IAd. Dsm). ese. Justice Of ssssions, Augustus
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Kingston, Nov. o (specaD.-Ulstcr County has not
Jared as badly In the great Democratic sweep as some
others In this State having gained q Republican Con-
srssman Complete returns from every district in tho
county give the following pluralItes: Cleveland
oo' Isaac N. Cox, Democrat for Congress- 90; jacob
kioe Democrat. In the Ist Assembly District 81 !;
James Lounsbery, Republican, lid Assembly District
-. Bdwell Prohibition. for president. had 71e
so'es' Weaver, Peoples candidate. has AS votes.
lanes A. 1st&s. Democrat Is elected surrogate and
u Arthur wsstbrook Democrat, IL elected District
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THE VOTE OF SARATOGA COUNTY.

Saratoga Springs, Nov (specal.-IIarrlson's
plurality I'm Saratoga County IS Ices. Official
turns give the following the vote on Electors :
Republican. 1888; Dem )cratic, 5,75j; Prohibition,
7I3: socialistLabor. 1888; Peoples. Isl. For
her Of Congress- Newton VI. Curtis Rep) has 1888
Warren Curtis DEM, 5e1i. For member Of As
scmby James f. Terry tIep.), 6,005; James #.
Donne.ly Dem.l, 5,6o5.
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THE VOTE OF NEW YORK.
ror1yFoUR THOUSAND FOR CLEVELAND
TUT rrc1s1ArI.RE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR AND
FOR sPEAKER--THE CONSTlTu.
AMENDMENTS.


FOR sPEAKER-THE CoNsTlTu'
TIoHAL AMENDMENTS.
Tho election returns of New.Yor1 State. many
Of them Official, show that Mr.. Cleveland has
purality for President in the State of about
$4,000 votes Judging from the returns from
several Of the rural counties, Mr.. Weaver op-
tanned considerable vote in the State, and gen
erally drew away former Republican votes from
Mr. Harrison. In various rural counties, aso there
was a surprisingly large Sociallst-Labor vote
and there is reason to think that Soclal-Laoor
ballots we're mistakenly used by Rcpuollcan Iarhi-
ers The Weaver ticket and the Soclaiis'-Haoo'
ticket, il would appear thus brought losses upon
the Republican party in rural neighborhooos anu
reduced Its usual vote north OF the Harlem
River
The Legislature will be largely Democratic
rhoro ore NJ nresent seventeen Democratic Sena-
tors and seventy-four Democrats have been
elected "a Asscmblymen. The Republicans already
had fifteen Senators and have elected hity-iour
Assemblvmen The Legislature will thus have
nc ito members ninety-one Democrats and sixty
nine Republicans giving Democratic majority
Of TWENTY-FIVE votes when the Assembly and Sen
ATE meet TO elect United States Senator In JAN
nary next The Democrats already mentioned 1or
Senator are Governor Flower, LieutenantOover-
nor Shcehan Edward Murphy. jr.. w BourHe
Cochran Smith VI. Weed and Congressman Tracy.
Of Albany. Several rival Democratic candidates
for Speaker Of the Assembly are also announced
the more prominent being William Sulzer' OF New
York James F. Quisley, of Brooklyn; Frank d.
Smith, Of Erie County, and Alvin j. Quacken-
bush, of Schenectady
few SCATTERING returns indicate that voters IN
the interior OF the State hostile to the pro-
L.. pc1if INIT ipprn 4 N o
the number OF Supreme Court judges and trans
ferring to the courts the right Of the Legislature
10 pass upon tho legal qualifications OF Its own
members.
The election returns indicate that IA Repubh-
cans and 20 Democrats were elected a. (ungresS-
men from the State. In the present congress
The S ate OF Ncw-York is represented by ii Re
nnblicans and g Democrats There has thus been
y gain OF three Republican Congressman.
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JAMES p. CONNOLLY.

Long Branch. Nov. 0-James p. Connolly, Of this
place died at Mount Bethel. Penn. yesterday. aged
fifty seven. lie born at Freehold. n. j.. where
his father founded " The Monmouth Democrat" On
coming to Long Branch Mr.. Connolly became asso-
ciacd with "Thc Long Branch News" from which he
retired four years ago. owing to Ill health. lie
was n member q the Bonrd OF Health ana an officer
In several building associations. lie had also held
the Office Of Town Clerk and a prominent member
OF the Board OF Trade At tho time OF HIS deeth
he was on visit to his daughter at Mount Bethel.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE ~ NIAGARA COUNTY.

Lockport, Nov. (specIal).-From official election
returns az tabulated In tho County County Clerks
Office tonight Niagara County gives Cleveland $3.50,
Harrison Coco, Peoples party 1877, Prohibition party
G63 for the Assembly Elton +. Ransom DEM.
Of Ransomvllle, I,154 Eugene NJ. Ashley Nep.), OF
Lochpor 63O5. The Republicans have elected
County Clerk on their ticket In the person Of James
Compton, Of Mddleport. The rest Of tho ticket went
Non
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HARRISON GAINS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY

Watertown. y. Y. Nov (special) .-liarrisons ma.
lorlty in Jefferson Comfy Is 2.046 gain OF 347
the Republican vote In 1858. Chickering Rep
is elected Congressman In the XXlVth District
by 6,307 majority. Fuller (Rop) Is elected Assem-
blyman In jefferson County by $3.50 majority. Two
Democratic Aldermen were elected In WATERFOWL. and
they were the only successful Democratic caniida,es
In the city or county. Lewis County gives Harrison
500 majority. Hughes (Rep.) Is elected Assembly
man in Lewis County by 800 majority.
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A REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYMAN GAINED

Catskiil Nov. 0-Greene County gives Harrison 100
plurality and elects Republican Assemblyman. THIS
Is Republican gain OF an Asscmblyinan.
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THE VOTE OF ERIE COUNTY.

Bufal), Nov. Collection figures In Erie County
show Lockwood DEM elected 10 Congress In the
XXXIId District by 3 437 majority, and exJudge
Daniels (RepJ, in the XXXIIId District by 5,4oi
majority. The result on District Attorney is close.
but the election OF Qulnby RepJ Is claimed By 500
mai ority. Neal Rcp.). for Keeper OF Pencntary Is
reelected by 4,G0l majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

Attorney The vote in the county is large and tho
Australian ballot system worked smoothly. Jacob
Lc1ever Republican. has a plurality OF over 500 in
me ANilith congress District. The defeat OF George
II. Eush; Democrat for Assembyman, is much grieved
Eyer oy hs friends since he Intended to be candidate
for Speaker Of the Assembly
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HARRIsoN,s PLURALITY IN oNOyDAGA COUNTY

Syracuse. Nov. DISQUALIFICATION las 4,i0o
plurality In Onondaga County. James J. Belden
(Rep) has 7,412 plurality for Congressman Of the
XXVIIth District Tho Assemblymen elected
are: LIST District, D. w. Peck. DEM; lid Dis
trfct J. wyckor, Rep: lid District. W. lotnling,
Rep. Bidwell. Pro-. has 863 votes In Onondaga
County.
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A REPUBLICAN ELECTED CONGRESSMAN.

Mlddletown. Nov. 0 Special Francis d. Marvin
the Republican candidate for Congressman In the
XVIIth District Is elected Henry Bacon. the
Democratic candidate BY 200 votes
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HILLS COUNTY FOE HARRISON.

Elmira, " V. Nov 0.-Thc majority f1r Harrison
in Chemung County Is T72. Charles W. Gilctt VI
the XXIXth District, is elected 10 Congress, his ma
j0rlty in Chcmung being Gn6. John VI. Dlven goes
TO tie Assembly with a majority OF 323.
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Waterloo, Nov. ipeciall.-The official vote of
Seneca County gives Cleveland So majority elects
Henry Vandemark MS Democratic Assembyman.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
THE STATE CLAIMED FOR TIE REPUBLICANS n
5000 PLURALITY.

5000 PLURALITY.
Huron. (. D., Nov. 0.-Two hundred and seventy
fonr precincts IN South Dakota " Harrison, II IL.
Cleveland. 1900; Weaver G.G2f. Tor congress. lfci
Ter uIcpJ. 5.4j- Lucas G,pJ. 10; Whitchcr lD'ml
. .O40 Kelly Gndi 600: Lardncr GndJ. l.b97. The
Republican state ticket Is elected.
Nankton. :. D.. Nov. 0.Thc chairman # The state
Central Committee claims the etc or TIE Il publ can
national ard COngr"s-i'n ilckc ly -,V0 pu al IT,
The Legislature VIII probably b, Rrpab lean.
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Republicans. 81.
Democrats. "a.
BELL ELECTED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.

Chatham, y. y, Nov. (>peciaD.-Mr. Clcve-
lands plurality in COLUMBIA County is about 800
votes. Charles D. Hanes, the Republican candidate
for Congress, has n plurality OF zoo votes in tho
county. G. ". Bell the Republican candidate for
Assemblyman, has 90 plurality
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GpeclaI Notices

TripIrx Portrnifs lockwood. the photographer.
SAYS special interest and fascination attaches
10 the various and etsions exhibited In chill
drens pictures thas all should be preserved The
''lRIPLEX" this want and gives three cinerent
one Cabinet virtually securing three dozen
pictures price OF Price - per Dozen Mt:
Kockwood's new establishment ground hoor) is at LAO
DrnadMaY lAOth.stl. y. y.
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Tribes 1Iin, n. Y, Nov. 0.-IIarrsOns majority In
Montgomery County Is 400. Hand, Democrat, Is
elected to the Assembly by n majority OF or ..
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Jacobs Rep, A,342.

Acher 'Denl' 6.17a; George c. Jacobs rep, &,342.
l0roners, Martin hughes DEM, $40 &. F. schaeier
,De ILL., 9,.nS William +. Bourne Rep. 4.O9l l..
2So; Charles J. Ems l'roJ 2ss
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OREGON.
Elected IN June.)
|. Bnger Hermann (R.) 2. w. r. Ellis (R.).

Elected IN June)
1. Bnger Hermann (R.). wv. r. Ellis tR)
PENNSYLVANIA.
At Largc-Alexander Mcdowell C.). William Lilly (RD
az 4 ye Bp g @ Il T. a. sA g. T ISsn SHh
XIX Hs s,Ss; IS IS T. / T Ss2;,SJJyJ; d..
g. g. hs5I%sop r. = Isss SE "
9. e; J. Erdman lDj. g. s!w, A Stone {H
Il J. A. SsMnto& {K, g, + w. r PniaIips (R)'
il. E. E. n WON wOo%ef Dr.. IS G. + KfOss d..
RHODE ISLAND.
M Bull (RJ. "a. C. capron tR.,.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ !" E: $;:$;f 3d. /. $i:: S
4. az. w Shell tDj.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
'''' A. rl'Al'' a.! 44ESSrssE Y: " Lucas 'A'''
LA 4. Taylor lRJ. g a.: E; Washington 3D..
A ,$ss o., sS A.. $ $$S :5$
s. Az b. Sc Kchaids O tD). 49, aJ Patterson D
J. 8 s g. G gSSss 3D. sc g. x 3 s ssye.
a6 B. t kSe's b. + % i?' Grain &
g. g. " xGos ns1S D' g. J. Y t tsssSsl R D5
l. George C. Pendleton Cd.
!. aW. II. Powers (R). g aW' W. circuit th3
VIRGINIA.
/. aw. A. Jones (D). car. c. Edwards CD.
2. D. G.. Tyler (D). Lac. I. OFerall (DD
g. aG. d. Wise (Do. g. az. E. Meredith (D.).
4. a.. f. Eppes CD. Q. J. w. Marshall Cd.
). G. A. Swanson Cd. TO- al. st. J. Tucker OBJ
WASHINGTON.
At Large-J. L. Wilson (R.l. w. II. Doollttie ,R).
WEST VIRGINIA.
], al. o. Pcndleton (D). 3. T. p. Fucker IH.).
g aW. L. Wilson (DD. 4. a.. Capehart (D).
WISCONSIN,
I. H. A. Cooper tR0. 0. 0. A. wells (D)
8. J. w. Babcock (R.). g. L. L. Barnes tD.)
A. al l.. Mitchell ID. O. NJ. II. McCor1 (k)
5. aGeorge II. Drckncr (DJ1o an. 7. Haugen (R.).
WYOMING.
c. D. Clark (R).
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TlIE ASSEMBLY
ALBANY.
Republicans


Republicans.
Dist.
=. IL. =. Foster.
8. NJ. Nussbauu..
Z. George >. RIvenburgh.
ALLEGANY.
Marcus Nj. Congdon.
BROOME.
1sr'el 7. DeyO.
CATTARACGUS.
WIN. +. Wheeler.
CAYCGA.
Clinton G.. Adams.
CHAUTAUQUA.
l.. T.. Woodbury..
CHEMUNG.
j. Nj. Owen.
CHENANGO.
Charles II. Stanton.
COLUMBIA.
c. NJ. Bell.
CORTLAND.
jones II. Tripp.
DELAWARE.
De Witt Grimm.
DU TCHESS.
l. Cdward II. Thompson.
ERIE.
:. Edward Gallagher.
ESSEN.
George A. Stevens.
-. FRANKLIN.
Allen S. Matthews.
FoLi0N & HAMILTON
Philip Keck.
GENESEE.
charles n. Reed.
GREENE.
jams Stead.
HERKIMER.
w. 4. Prescott.
JEFFERSON,
Harrison Fuller.
KINGS.
o. hubert @. Taylor.
LEWIS.
Hugh Hughes.
LlVlN GSTON.
Jesse Roberts.
MADISON.
Clarence w. Dexter.
MONROE.
!. Samuel II. Stone.
z. James NJ. T.. O'Grady
,. William II Dcnnistou
ONEIDA.
?. c. W. Porter.
ONONDAGA.
2. J. C. Wyckof.
s. Win. II. Hotaiing
ONTARIO.
WIN. l.. Parkhurst.
ORANGE.
i. Howard Thornton.
ORLEANS.
A. j. Mccormack.
OSWEGO.
d. E. hinsworth.
OTSEGO.
Walt Gown
PUTNAM.
Hami.ton Fish. II.
RENSSELAER,.
?. John NJ. Chambers.
ST. LAWRENCE.
George X. Malby.
SARATOGA.
j. Frank Terry.
SCHUYLER.
William II. Volt.
STEU Rem.
]. G.. NJ. Patchin.
=. Herman +. Buck.
SUFFOLK.
Richard liiGbie.
SULLIVAN.
A. +. Mcssitcr.
TIOGA.
EDWARD q. Tracy.
TOMPKINS.
Albert II. Picrson.
ULSTER.
2. James Lounsbe,y.
WARREN.
Howard Conkling.
WASHINGTON.
VIM. X. Hobble.
WAYNE.
John T.. Hough.
WYOMING.
Milo II; Perrry.
Morris +. Sheppard.
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ALBANY.
Democrats.
Dicb.
/. Joseph ii. Hilton

Dlst.
/. Joseph II. Hilton
CLINTON.
II. +. Barnard.
DUCHESS
.. j. A. VandewaNr.
ERIE.
| j. John j. Clahan.
.. Jacob Goldberg.
3. j. Lenhard.
5. III. ii. Guenther.
d. Frank ID. Smith.
KINGS.
| ]. William j. Plant.
2. John Cooncy.
3. John j. O'Connor.
4. Joseph J. Cahill.
Q. Patrick MCGOWAN.
Z. Thomas T. Byrnea
s. John a. Hennessy.
8. John Kelly.
10. William f. Melody.
11.William f.. Shields.
~. Louis G. OFT.
10. James F. Quigley.
II. Joseph Bender.
10. George II. Deitsch.
10. w. l.. Durack.
IL. Michael l.. Finnigan.
10. James Graham.
NETWORK.
]. Patrick II. Dury.
2. Timothy u. Sullivan.
8. Jacob A. Mittnacht.
4. Patrick II. Roche.
.. Samuel J. Foley.
9. Moses Dinkelspiel.
Z. Otto Kcmpner.
x. w. II. Walker.
o. Walter w. Babsn.
10. William Sul7er.
II. i. Farquhar.
II. Frank A. O'Donnel.
-. James II. worth.
Il. Daniel +. Martin.
Is. Louis Drypolcher.
10. Joseph {. Wolf.
II. John Kcrrigan.
lS. David II. Henderson.
10. Thomas G. O'Sullivan.
20. William II. McKeon.
~. L.. n HahlO.
%. Morris Jacobv.
%. W. y. Ellison.
"a. Frederick Il. Hummcl.
25. John Kcfehcr.
90. Louis Davidson.
p. George y. Webster.
70. James +. Kelley.
20. Arthur G. Butts.
30. Charles c. Marin
MONTGOMERY.
L. Y. Hand.
NIAGARA.
Elton T. Ransome
ONEIDA.
]. Cornelius Haley.
ORANGE.
2. John Kinsclla.
QUEENS.
]. James Robinson.
2. Samuel G. bearing.
3. Solomon 6. Townsend.
RENSSELAER,.
]. William NJ. Keenan,.
3. John J. Cassin.
RICHMOND.
Hubha ri X. Yctman.
ROCK LAND.
Thomas Flncgan.
SCHENECTADY.
Alvin J Quackrnbush.
SCHOEARIE..
Henlaroln !. Avery.
SENECA.
ii. T.. N0ndemark.
ULSTER
/. Jacob Rice.
2. George n. Bush.
WESTCHESTER.
!. Thomas X. Fraser.
.. Alfred ii Morris.
3. l.. L. Ryder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE LEGISLATURE
MEMBERS PROBABLY ELECTED.
THE SENATE

The State Senate which was elected last year
holds over. 1t consists Of 80 members, divided as
follows; Democrats, H.; Republicans, IA; indie
pendent-Republicans /.
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