The sun., 1897-11-03
LATER NEW YORK.

a tan Borough. May"r:-Tracy, 2S.
352 Van Wycl, 23,>lO; Low, IS, ,4G7
Gcor e, 6, 137; Gleason, l:D.
New York, 1870 p. H., Nov. 1T {
5?oth district Of Manhattan B"roug4
gives Tracy 32,7Ol; Van Wyck S,0l4
Low, 1854; George, ",lGo; Gleason,
1,63O
New YORK, 1880 p. m.. Nov. On
the basis of one-lali the districts heard
from in Greater New York, Van Wvck' :
plntality will bc 5000.
New York, 1910 p. m., Nov. 1.-Two
hundred anu eighty districts in Brooks
lyn borough give Tracy 2O,2S6; Van
Wyck, 4.lG4; Low, 5000, George,
3,6SS; Glrson l24
Brooklyn, 1920 p. M, NV. 2,-Fiity
districts in Kings county give Tracy
1878, Van Wyck, 1868; Low, 3.+S1;
George, PIG; Gleason, 30. The 3l0th
district of Brook yn borough gives
Tracy, 22,30l; Van Wyck, As, 100; Low,
SO, 54"; George, 5ls; Gleason, l+9.
New York, 1920 p. M, Nov. 2.-Seven
hundred and fifty districts out OF | l,552 in
Greater New York give Tracy 1880;
Van Wyck, 1l0,oGG; Low, 1885;
George, 1876; Gleason, 1913.
New YORK, Nov. 9, 1890 p. m.-G0O
districts out Of 1922 give Tracy 1900,
Van Wyck 0O,206, Low 5S,127, George
10th District Richmond County, New
York. Mayor: Tracy, 3SS; Van Wyck,
4l2; Low, 265; George, -.
New York's Entire Vote.
New York, lO3Op m., Nov. 2.-Ten
hundred and twenty distLcts out of ,522
give Tracy, 81, ,S2G; Van Wyck, 1873, 7t4;
Low, l27,sll; George, @,667; Gleason,
629
BROOKLYN, y. V, 1l.3Or. M, Nov. g.
o2O Districts give Quay, GOSH; Van
Wyrk, l3S, lbs; Low, S5,54S; George,
12,4O7; Gleason, l,5lO.
BROOKLYN. n. Y. ll.3O p. M, Nov. 3
The %}Oth District OF Brooklyn Ror,ugh
gives Quay, 23,935; Van Wyck, 4O,O2";
Low, 4l,34S; George, 1854; Gleason, III.
New YORK, Nov. 2, 1890 p. m.-Five
hundred and forty districts in Man
haitian Borough give: Tracy, 36, III; /;
Van Wyck, 81, ,96s; Low, 81, 1870; George,
s, l34; Gleason, l79.
New YORK, $50 p. m., Nov. 2.-Borough
of Manhattan and Bronx for mayor, 70
districts ont Of SS3 give Tracy, 4O4G; Van
Wyck, SSl5; Low, D96; George, 7S2.
New YoRK, Nov. 2, S.55 p. m--In the
b ,roughs Of Manhattan and Bronx for
chief justice court Of appeals, loO dis
tricts ont Of 7s3 give Wallace ll,720;
Parker 24,Oo3.
New YoRK, $50 p. n., Nov. Eight
cen districts give Wallace l4,5l3; Parker,
29,ON.
New York, G.l7 p. m.. Nov. 2.-It his
been found that detective ballots have
been issued to voters in nine election
districts of the Thirty-ffth Assembly dis
trict. The names Of candidates fo" .iud! e
of Supreme Court are wrong in each c'l-
unn This will invaida,c the vote lrr
these candidates. except in the few case
where the ramcs ~" correctly inserted
by t e votc".
General E".cnborgh, Chief of the
Election Bureau, told me that the mis-
take had leen uost carefully guarded
against. Proofs of the ball t had been
sent t. the election officers in each dis
trict and 90. k.'d' by them. From
these the ballots were corrected.
The nine election districts whore the
ballots are ut fault are the First, Thir',
Fourth. Fifth. Twcnty-tirst, Twcnty-sct-
ond, Twcnty-third, Twcnty-fourh and
TWrnty-srvcnth of the Thiry-tit,h A.
Scmbl y district. There are $500 regis
tered voters in these districts.
NEW York, $50 p. M, Nov. 2.-Thc
count is progressing slowly. Van Wyrk
is said to be running strongly on the
east side. The sane claim is made for
Low on the west side, while he is I'M
doubtcdly ahead in the central section.
No questions are asked, everybody
being convinced that the struggle is be-
tween the Citizens Union and Tammany
candidates.
In this central section fully three
iourths Of the vote was cast before ]
O'Clock, leaving the remainder ample
time and opportunity to get in.
That the vote throughout the Borough
Of Manhattan will be very heavy il Ger
tain.
CswEGo y. V, 4.3O p. N. Nov. q,
Senator Patt left for New York this al
tcrnoon. He voted in District No. ) be-
fore 9 o'clock this morning, and did not
tarry in the booth long enough to do any
splitting.
JAMAICA L. l., p. M, Nov. "A
large number Of detectives are about the
polls i'm the town of Ntwtown and
Jamaica watching for fraudulent voters.
1t was reported that there had been
wholesale illegal registrations, but up to
the present few arrests have been made.
There was Il report in Long Island City
that the Gleason party was throwing its
strength in favor Of General Tracy, but
this was denied by Mayor Gleason. lie
said his party was supporting him 10y
ally throughout Greater New York.
TIE Republicans claim the election of
Moore for County Judge.
New York. G.4O p. M, Nov. q
Tracy, 5o2; Van Wick, 3O3; Low, 57S;
George, 392: Gleason, III.
New YoHK. 6 p m, Nov. 2.-The vote
in the present city Of New York cannot !.
be accurately com pared with the vote in
any PIE &c in election by Assembly dis
tricts or election districts, owing to
changes in the number and b undaries Of
each. IN the election of 1894 here were
thirty Assembly districts and about l,2Oo
election districts
In 1895 there was a rpapportionmcnt
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