The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-10
THE NJ T. A. C ELECTION WAS Lryr1,
EverythisE Points 10 the Eieouou or a..
Entiro Regular Ticket.

EverythipE Points 10 the Eiec,iou or u.
Entiro Regular Ticket.
Tho election scene at the New York n
last night was q stirring spectacle Memb,,
who are only seen at the club house on ana,
cial occasions were prominent in the vanguard
which swooped down upon tho ballot the ma.
mont the polls were declared omen.
Even the elf-possesscd veterans o, man,
campaigns were not proof against the con,
tsRious enthusiasm. and the frequent gus.s,,
at the state Of the poll were signals for ire,h
demonstrations.
Lobbyists extended thor canvass 10 thsM
joining sidewalks and some late arrivals a.
serted they had been held up and handed /.
ballot halt block from the club house
Proceedings commenced with the annual
general meeting OF the members which wa
called to order by the outgoing President
August Belmont, Tho reading o, tho MINUTES
was dispensed with.
An amendment to the constitution authors.
ing the adoption OF new club seal was passed
The Boards report was read and accepted.
The Treasurer's report was read and
member interested in the reform movement
put lot of QUESTION: which were replied 70
at some length by the Chairmen Of the restau.
rants at Travers Island and the town hous.
/. A. Dugro. candidate for Treasurer on the
In which he reiterated N ost Of the charges a.
ready put forward by his party The Official
report was accepted.
Wallace Peek moved that q now ledger q.
count be opened exclusively for Items con.
nected with the lot at Tifty-ninth street and
the proposed new club house. The motoa
was adopted.
An amendment was subsequently carried
authorizing the Board to mako such tempo
rary uses Of the fund as they thought 1T A
recess wns then taken, and voting commenced
briskly at S:15 o'clock.
Tho ballot boxes were placed on Ave table,
In the parlor on the second floor. The Schuy
Ter supporters were on hand early, and ioi
half an hour reform stock was above par.
Then the regulars took hand and so brisk
" was the file Kept moving that in less than AZ
hour the highest vote ever cast In the club
house was left in the shade.
AT N:5u o'clock tho total vote was computed
At eO3. Of which the regular party claimed $50
The poll Mt 1000 O'Clock Was said to be LOIS
while at 1880 o'clock the figures had swelled
to .UHi
when the II o'clock estimate was announced
as lGt Ofthis the regular party claimed 7c1
The reform advocates would not put their
hopes In figures. but they asserted that the
exceptionally large vote was all in thor favor
The polls closed at flttoen IN In utes after mid
night. 1t was hastily computed then tina.
.:I2S votes hal been cast.
At 1:D o'clock old campaigneTs on 10th
sides estim ated that tho vote for Weeks would
he about 1853, and for Schuyler 475. Ever.
thing pointed at this hour to the election Of
the regular ticket. which is a. follows;
President. Barlow E. Weeks: Wee President. jana
Whitley Secretary. John G.. Quick: Treasurer. wi
liam Zell: Captain Hugh II. RAxter; GoVernou fsf
two years. Augustus r Docharty. W D. searl., Gsorr
X d. winthrop. James A. Lynch; Governor for Oas
year, Lyman Brown.