The sun., 1897-11-03

NEW YORK, S.4o p. m., Nov. :.
To the Editor TIE SvN, Wilmington
Del:
| have been e,ccted Mayor Of Greater
New York. (Signed) SETH Low.
Special to TIE SrS.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The great electi' i
contest in New York eliminated in the
election Of Robert Van Wyck, Tam
mrny's candidate for mayor of Greater
New York, by plurality OF probably
$1,000. Seth Low, tho Citizens candi
date ran second in the race and Tracy
third. The canvass of the first 100, ,OO(
votes counted indicates the following p.
suit: Van Wyck, 5000; Low, l56,OOO
Tracy, 100000; George, 10000; Gleason,
1000. Van Wyck over Low, 1900; Low
over Tracy, $1,000.
1t looks very much as though the
Democrats will control both branches OF
the municipal assembly. Bird S. Coler
and Randolph Guggenheimer, the demo-
cratic candidates for Comptroller and
president OF the Council 60 in with Van
Wyck. Alton B. Parker, ex-senator Hills
for Chief Judge of the Court OF
Appeals, is elected by large plurality.
lhe cause of Lows defeat Is given the
c lndid: cv OF General Tracy wLo was
forced in the field by Senator Platt know
ing he would not be elected. The election
Of Van Wyck is Il personal triumph foy
Croker and means the expenditure Of
s75, 900, ,OCO a year under his direction as
well as the intrelc lment of Tamn any in
power for ut leat four years.
Three hundredth district, Manhattan
Borough. Mayor: Tracy, 1S,G}s; Van
Wyck, 44,2s5; Low, 25,224; George,
? 500; Gleason, 80.
One hundred and twentieth district,
Brooklyn Borough. Mayor: Tracy,
$, s,}o9; Van Wyck, 17,6S6; Low, Is, 233;
George, ! ,497; Gleason, 50.
MoNrIcELLEo, n. Y, S.45 p. H., Nov.
2.-Sullivan county returns show proba-
bly, Democratic gain 25O. Brooklyn, 80
districts out Of 5O6, Tracy, lO,6S9; Van
Wyck, 2l,69l; Low, 1855; George,
III; Gleason, 40.
New YORK, 10 p. H., Nov. 2.-Five
hundred districts out OF ,552 in Greater
New York give Tracy 81, $50 majority.
Tracy, 32, go; Van Wyck, 72,357; Low,
Il, ,GSG; George, G,+o4; Gleason, 234.
The Three hundred and seventh dis
rict. Mauhattan borough Tracy, 22,SS6;
Van Wyck, 55,474; Low, 81 III; George:
|. .927; Gleason, ll2.
The Four hundredth district, Manhat-
an borough: Tracy, a, +o3; Van Wyck,
j, $50; Low, 34,O3G; George, $3.50; Gea-
son, ll".
New YoNK, 10 +. H., Nov. 2.-Later
rtuns show that Van Wyck's plurality
over Low will be smaller than at first
The Mail and Express dis
,utrs Van Wyck's election and claims
Low has won. In $50 out of SIG dis
ricts in Brooklyn Van Wyck leads 6by
,nly 1000.
New YoHK. ) p. M.-Nov. 2.--It took
lie Citizens Union candidate six minutes
o mark his ballot. AT S.33 he walked
nto the polling booth at Sixty-titth
trcct and Park avenue. He remained
behind the screen so long that the gen
raj imprrssiontwent forth that lie voted
split ticket. Then Mr. Low after his
aburs forgot his umbrella, and Il police
nan was sent into the booth to return it
. him.
At 10 O'Clock the Republican candidate
trollrd out Of the Union Lage Club and
eisurcly walked over to the polling
'ooth at 80 West Thirty-ninth street.
Ic was greeted with cheers as he walked
nto the booth, and smilingly acknowl-
dyed tho compliment by lifting his hat.
lie had possession of his ballot only one
alf minute.
New YORK, 7.3O p. H., No. Borough
+ Brooklyn, Court of Appeals, 50 elect
istricts out Of SIG, Wallace, 1861; Parker,
1852.
BosroS, No. 2.-Thiry towns in Mass.
how Il net Republican Loss of 3505 votes
yer 1896.
New YoRK, s p. m., Nov 2.-Twen-
cth district, Manhattan borough: Tracy,
1867; Van Wyck, 2,l3S; Low, l,2OS;
george, PIG; Glesln, 20. One hundred
istrict. Manhattan borough: Tracy,
III; Van Wyck, l2,l4o; Low, 1881;
ieorge, POP; Glcson, 81.
New York, s p. m., Nov. 2.-One hum
red and tifty-eighth district, Manhattan
orough: Tracy, ), lS3; Van Wyck, 1894;
.ow, 1923; George, LII; Gleason, 81.
One hundred and tenth district, Man
attain borough: Tracy, S,S04; Van Wyck,
1874; Low, 9,l77; George, l,23l; G!ea-
~, 46.
New York, $50 p. M. Nov. 2.-Bor-
llghs of Manhattan and Bronx, for Court
Appeals, 100 out Of SS3 give Wallace
1851; Parker, l5.7OS.
New YoRK, 7.45 p. m, Nv. 2.-3Oth
istrct, Brooklyn ugh:-Tracy, L.
j}; Van Wyck, 1855; Low, 3,17S;
corge, $50; Gleason, l3.
125th district Manhattan borough:-
racy, 1924; Van Wyack, 1917; Low,
975; George, l,36S; Gleason, ~.
One hundred and fifty districts out Of
so in Greater New York show for
rayor: Tracy. 9,743; Van Wyck, 2l,-
q, .u. 10 -nD. f,nnur, | 700