New-York tribune., 1894-04-12
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Furnishing.
COOKING UTENSILS.
CUTLERY. CROCKERY.
FINE CHINA AND GLASS.
CEDAR AND CAMPHORWOOD CHESTS.
WATER FILTERS AND COOLERS.
EDDY REFRIGERATORs.
& CONGER,
13O and 1872 w. AID St.
MAJORITIES ROLLING Up.
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ward in tho CITY Three Republicans and three
Democrats were elected. and the maJori'ies ot
the Democrats were much reduced. In the Ihiru
Ward which usually gives 80 DeInocrauc ma ma
toritv Jauucs 0DemD was elected over kesSIine
,Rep) by - majority In thr sINtn tr,, OVER 200
to 35 I'm the Second ward Miller (kep) sue
c-eds Runyon ODem). being elected ny 9'r1 ~
majority. In the Fifth Ward w hirlelu ,nsp' ,Hsp
received "A majority while the Republican Alder
man last wear received only Il majority Inc
new Common Council stands eight DehloCid'
and four Republicans. against presenS rnu,1 ~
nine 10 three. The city club. an lhIepehuein,.
organization ran candidates In all of the "aIus
and pollcd Gj6 votes throughout tn cty. Inc
new council will be organized early III May
MANY Republicans of the new borough or East
Rutherford went into citizens primary WIN
the local Democrats on Tuesday nlght anu No"
wish they had not. The stormy nght ana ANN, Ine
number Of Democrats present defeated " ,,' na'an,
McI;4ryie 0,cpJ for the nomination Tor Mayo'
bv % votes r. q. Hoster 0Dem) being SucVVHS ,
fuI The Republican Executive committee "as
ralled Republican primary for tonight IN
Washington Engine House a.. ,,,
At the election In Passaic on Tuesday the Dem,
ncrats were beaten I'm three wards ana elt'teu
. Councilman I'm the First Ward by onIy lonS
seven The normal majority IL over NV me
Councilmen elected are: f. Parker Unanimous,
T. Stoddard and {. Huber uNep), anu -,
Vail dDcmD Three Republican school Com,
missioncrs and on" Democrat WERE ."'', t,,,tnas
six Republican and two Denocraur, ,,s Jus,,e ,ve,
Of the peace Two Republican constap'es were
chosen ON the general city ticket theie "aS
no opposition Giles Orcutt being elected Asses'o'
and Messrs. Worthen and smith SUI SUI Hnt .o,,
Tb. Reuubicans Of Little Falls Township ran
, Marty ticket for the first time In Local elec
,ion and elected every man upon l. az ionn" '',
Town Committeeman. r. Jaconns; HssesS1, '',,s,
y " Furbcck: Collector. }. T. Cooh' SoiI,'','1 ni,,
stnrnrs of Appeal Thomas Belden ana paVIu
Uaxthorne: surveyors Of Highways Hehry
stanley and George Vail; Constape' ~, w ~ i
man. poundmasters. II. Stanley, j. h'Ke' anu -
whitaker ,, ,,.le, was
In Acuuackanouk Township union ucke' .i,1 was
successful follows: I"wh Wsn,n,,ng
Nicholas Fredcricls assessor. =. n,rmissinneTs
way: collector Ellis W lawson cpliI,ls7,, ST.
~ ann.ai Hiram Keasler. John T. Gould Ineo-
dore \ price: overseei Of the poor I; =; an
Winll,. surveyors Of highways John >. brrIy
i n,,,,n Weaver. Justices OF the peace. James
Navberv and Herman Ehrlch constaD'e @ rIeu
rick Kirchnrr: poundkeepfrs' oIiNer %, ~ ..s &
A Van Wyck. Leonard S'ocKr'' anu
Moore. .,., - patterson
1.b. election at Paterson resulted In the Re-
nublIcans gaining control of the Board OF Alder
men There will DE 5 Republicans and Demo-
Gratis IN the new board. The board Will also
hav. ! Citizens League. independent Demo-
| rraf and / Socialist Labor member ~,
Tn. new board H. as follows. FIRST ,a WatEu, ~
r,hn ~ StIrr Rep; second Ward. william
| uarllng Rep. Thrill Ward. George Ashley
| nop Fourth Ward. Ezra stiles, Citizens' flrth
War Dennis Taylor Dem SKIN a'I nHuSe,
| l<ouler Dem. seventh Ward. Philip l1unee,"
| ind Dem. Eighth ward. Matthew Mcclure
| Socialist Labor ,, . ,,o,o1
~ Orange. John Gill. kepu6lican was tlru,,u u,,,
| N,v,r b,. a majority ~ 7e6 The five Aldermen
and the i've school Commissioners named by me
| Republioans were elected. giving the RcpupH-
! can. fuu control - the city. L. -. Gallison'
| president ~ the Council. was elected by 90 ma
| Jprity - , 49, ,,x
| Monicalr went Republican. -Four OF the 81 SIX
Aldermen voted for were Eepuphcahs, ,' ne
| T,urth Ward went Democratic. and its two rep
! res.n.attVes will be- the only ones In the Town
! government In East Orange and Bloomned the
Republican tickets were elected practically uh-
| opposed.
| IN DUKE" THOMPSONS BAlll"lNh-
| Gloucester y. j.. April 1.-THE DeH"cr"S W."
,.a,erl,y IN Gloucester County by. an average ma
| -. -, AZ Tn. Republcans, however. gainel
| 10 votes In November last Duke inonp-
| s,n Democrat. was elected to the Assembly ~
| Z Ia