New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

Isaac H.. Cary r. Alvin T. Walsh (R)
Jackson WALLACE ' @R j"' john john f. Roeder lR)
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Adam H. LEIGH (Rj Reelected.
The surprise was great when it became known
that the Democrats in the lid District had been
overwhelmed and the Republicans elected as the
district has always been Democratic.
CHANCE in TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
There is also a complete change In the Board
of Supervisors Of Kings County. The Board as at
present constituted has five Republicans and
twenty-seven Democrats, the latter including Mayor
Body and the Supervisor at-Large Mr.. Kinkel.
The election returns show the choice of thirteen
Republican Supervisors, who, with the two holding
over and Mayor Schieren and the Supervisor
at-Large Mr. Fitchie. will make the board for 1894
stand seventeen Republicans to fifteen Democrats
This will prevent the disgrace Of having John y.
McKane. the reelected Supervisor from Gravesend
any longer president pro tenn. Of the board
The Supervisors elected are
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&c. G. Reeve Reeves R} fiaiSas iIF' L. Ryder
& & S yaa k err n9 rlasOssh-nsnry Hester.
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i7.-Richard wrieht (ii gueson (Dj
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OF the five State Senator's from Kings County
there are three Republicans and two Democrats.
The election of of the latter, Senator McCarty
is in some doubt. His district includes Richmond
GSIn as ws as part by Of about Hhss yots the
the great vote In Gravesend. and he depends on
Sm he Elected
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to seven Democrats. in spite of the outrageous
gerrymander Of Kings County by the Supervisors
J. r. Houghton. in the lid District. The results
by districts are:
Dstrictw. J. Plant tDem. 47o5; W. Dwyer (Rep).
$685. Plants plurality OF.
I'D Dssrct-J. A. Hennessey (Dcm.l 47S7; G.. w.
Raymond (hep). 1855 Henne,sey's plurality.
1882
II1d Dstrict-J. J. oConnOr DEM. 517s; J. f.
Houghton (Rep), 610j. O'Connor's plurality 8.
Ivth Dstrict-J. J. Cahill (Dcm) 1854; W. l.. LcBass
(Fsep). 2.6a2. Cshilps plurality. e.2oe.
WITH ustrict-F. J. Byne (Deh). 39oi; J. II. Burtis
(RepJ. 6,032. BurtIss plurality. 2,12S.
With Dstrict-M. F. Fnnegan (Dem). +.oc4 W. l..
Drain (Rep). 1887. Eighth Fiatbush District and
Second. Third. Fourth and Fifth Districts. New.
Utrecht missing. F1nnegan's plurality. 527.
With Distrct-Wilam Hughes (Dem). $50; s. r.
Kneeiand U!ep). $3.50. Kneeland's plurality. o..
With Distnct--J J. Cain (Dem.), ssh b. Murphy
(Repj. 2.26S. Gains plurality. 3,oos
IxM Distriet-w. f. Melody (Dem.) 1924 q. r. Pas.
field (Rep). 1890 Pasnelds plurality. 80.
xth Dstrict-T s. Delany (Dsm.), 1904 i. +. Schulz
(Rep.). 1901. schuiz's plurality. 9s7.
xIth District--A. schsaf (Dem). 2.4Ts H.. schui,
(Rep). $3.50 Schulzs plurality. 6i2.
xIIth DlstfIct-J. f. Loonsn tDemJ 1921; T. W.
d f9Oampbel (Rep), 1907. Campbeirs plurality. 070
fxIYIth District-J. w. Smith (Dem), 4401; r. T..
: ~, Clark (Rep). 647l. Clark's plurality 100.
XIVth District-G. II. Deitsch (DemJ, 1887; James
1sc Taylor (Rep.). 5,el3. Tsylors plurality. 227C
nSsen Distret-D. D. Thompson tpemJ. 1875: A. A.
80 o. why (tep), 5000 Ways plurality. 0.c94.
xvIh DIsrrict-J. Graham (Dem) 71S7; w. H. Friday
fRspJ 0217. Gfaham's plurality. go.