The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-11
Jersey GOES REPUBLICAN.
.,,,,Ts LOSE NEWARK's MAYOR
,I,Y BY OYER 1000 VoTES

10. Majority Is A,751-Evss Orange
meet. t. Rspubiie.a Mayor. So Does
,,,,. Amboy Increased Majority In
r.-.,,-Ths wn-ou BIN Citss ss the
-. cr the Ds-oersue Ovsrturr.
-. charter election in Newark resulted In
...,rhelming defeat for James NJ. Sey-
~, N. Democratic candidate for Mayor.
,S,,r. I.bkueeher tRep.) won By nearly 1000
..,.lity In the last election Joseph E.
sr.,,,. vent in for nth term by 100.
IA. Aldermanlo ticket was elected as fol-
-. Tirst ward, Fred J. Roerich tDem.l:
s..o,a ward. Thomas a. Miller tRep);
81 ward. John II. Ely tDem.)
t.s,,h ward, David d. Brsgav tRepl;
rrA ward. Sidney Ogden tRepJ; Sixth
.,,s william J. Joyce Dem.l; Seventh ward
,nomas Cort, Jr. tRepl; Eighth ward. DR..
lanes s. Ayres tRep.); Ninth ward. A. Wiedrick
tv,ln tRep.L
m, present Common Council stands IL DEM
.,r,tic. 10 Republican. and the next will be
w.
i The election In Jersey City Yesterday result
"A IN Republican victory. There were only
4, Aldermen, six constables. and few Jus-
5 u.s OF the Peace to be elected. and very little
I htsrsst was taken In the election What In
s brest there was seemed to be monopolizsd By
. D. Republicans.
Thsy carried 1--WE Of tho six Aldermanic dis
trct,. and lost the other one By O very small
margin. The Second district, the redoub table
ID Horseshoe" was the solitary district tho
s Democrats succeeded in saving out Of the
usck. Patrick Connolly. the Democratic can
d Hdsts for Alderman. has . majority OF 30.
The normal Democratic majority Ia the dis
hid IL about 500.
The Fourth district with an estimated Dem
ocratic majority OF 400. returns o Republican
b the Board Of Aldermen for the first time In
bartssn' years. Andrew T. Witter. the sue
,.ssiul candidate. Is 90 elated with his victory
that he is already spoken OF a. . candidate
for the Congressional nomination IN the fall.
Tho total vote polled was 2o.303. The vote .
rear ago was %. 313. and two years ago whom
Mayor wanser was elected. It was q. 1855.
Tie successful candidates and their m sior-
HES are: First district Andrew T. Witter
tRepL 1854: Second district Patrick Connolly
(Dem.l 30: Third district John Mitchell tRenl
us; Fourth district william Dohrmann tRsp.l
1888: Fifth district. George N. Mccarthy
Rsp.L lob: Abraham l. Wilson tRep.l !. 72S.
The Republican majority on the total vote OF
the city IL 4.751. The Board last year con-
listed OF seven Republicans and six Democrats.
Next rear II will be nine Republicans and four
s :sssss Il S Sssetsa Ds:::s &c
,as;::s =. sSs iss IF
iassDS %Sstnshai DEM Second. Al:
Ss sfSsasr Harry rh ss,d.t AHb5sSng
ne Board nett year VIZ se ;s yer Rsmosrs,s
81 a ksssn..i;s he psmeer.e candidate for
'fGNfos. N. j.. Hprf IO.SSis the municipal
tss!ion to-day the. Republicans swept the
ny slsetins Ten q The slsysn 4ISSSnsllnsn p
Democratic Councilman. chosen has but as
majority IN yard usually good for 400.
ssa e sfa w ;, ocS
is.s fss:lysa 81 : RssaSiiasn ssndidsis 10 S'
The next Couneil viii be composed Of fifteen
Gspublisans and eight Democrats. Last year
here were fourteen Democrats and nine Re-
pSelllie aS. The vote east to-day was unusu-
The result is due to the dissatisfaction Of
..s 20 me
nj: pTOS.Sis that he Republicans Rep will have
os. Ehsa H 4. di Il. %sn, ns%H
Ss De- Rsnoe,a g. EhS hold their places under
ne board Of Publ0 works
Stthin the memory Of the oldest inhabitant
orange viii have both . Republican. Mayor
sUabIi:sn Common Council JSha
. Sy tns aN ever John Seymour. his Demo-
coanss CSSne T1 5, s sse %.iorts
~: y: Use 5sssi!sd "a st.ss d Ssssol:
@ssrit, Sspsscsn ' IiasSnan' G ana q Re.
RSSSaeaa school Commissio9sr were elected
The pI n :sss q so sSs yS TndEd.
nspaoliean members. The next Board viii
wand t nins Rspu blieans and seven Dem crats.
6ass toiSas 70, ticket was chosen In East
. LLHi9ETH. y. j, April it,.Ths charter cleo
.oI nsld here day passed of quietly and re-
ySts was pSisS IN The The RepSSsan
vote: in ne m.naisetufins and p smoe 8a
hasofaity election, and at midnight IindIca-
hOss show the reelection OF Major John C.
S.a,i, republican. by nearly one thousand
o john D. Barr. Republican. is probably elected
SSt Iplan at Large over the present ineum-
nowy, but 1t Is conceded that the Republicans
md M s.sc elected two out OF four Freeholders
tO S M leaders claim . majority Of the city
si b.sIssrs defeated by the A. p K moysment |
taJs SASHA =. x April l9.As result ei to
don tnS board OF Alderm en- will be |
isSIsossd OF Republicans. o Democrats. 1 |
.ssspGEnaient Democrat. Labor. and Citi- |
ranl 4 nsSiotm REPRESENTATIVES. The old Boar |
IT, m. hspn 6licans and Democrats |
,..ss O1nstd mas not been Democratic In many |
.isr,sA mathew Mcguire. Republican, Is |
,rsteansn oVerwbelmlngly strong Demo- |
NAL Tatq bY majority OF two over Charles |
S.snoerAtie President OF the old Board |
hs Ig jSauSswIcx. n, j.. April lo.-The follow
Hes,Sis tnhen were elected To-day: First ward, /
v EaMu Heynolds DEM; Second ward. Jos. |
lDsS Isf sep; Third ward. Vim. q. Jacques /
I'M -, toqrth ward, ii. A. Nelson lIDd.l; |
Is6S nIa J. u; Whitfield tRep.l; Sixth ward, |
nss sStey tDem,L The hoard OF Alder |
n1usSsas stands eight Democrats to three Re |
PsIy1nHss anu one Independent.
lsl sise,iissthi i. y. j., April lO-Ths munich
l,fiasS resulted In the election OF John G. |
aIoi,v" sR over Adam Martin lDsm. By lib |
IL an Inc Republicans captured three Of /
tsuhsIn.SS yards and elected q majority OF |
ltSc..s. Y, MI April 10-Ths entire Re-
sas ueAet with two or three exceptional
a4ie 1890. OATS Reed. no-lieenss candi- /
"a arfts sadeeted Excise Commissionsr oy 3o /
slort MS gives the uo-lieenss men a /
h9Ons .hd one one and practically closes the
pSi.ahns EEst time In the eity's history = Re-
ssa IL e member Of the Council WAS elected
a. wst,Ii ~ ward. The fight for Counellmen
lsaSersIu vas bitter. and John H. KilrOy 4 |
eAorifS ward boss, was defeated BIZ two |
hiiT AZ a. ne hepublieans nov have a ma
pS55ol I've in the Council
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