New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-31
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN VICTORIES At The io"'
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
CLOSE CONTESTS IN MANY PLA'hS'-NN ~
rsr1xG RATTLE OVER THE LICENSE

CLOSE CONTESTS IN MANY PLAcES'-AN i"'"'
rsrrNG BATTLE OVER THE LICENSE
PROPOSITIONS
,A ,,o ponuhlcan ticket in White Plains
rorrsh,, with the exception of Receiver ot laNes'
wac oIoc,od with ma iorities varying from 10 wv
The Democrat elected was f.. o. Suthe''""', W.
defeated j. Il. Lockwood 10y ~. Inc hrr" ' a.
elected were: Justice Of the feace' "'''''
Ford. Town Auditor william II. Hustle RsSrsso''
Elijah r. Hopkins: Overseers OF inc fo"' "
N cu,oo, and Frank Briggs. The contest was ""e
Of tho closest ever fought In Whte fIa'hS villas
both sides working hard up to me 'd9' "'''"
The result WAS not satisfactory 10 c''h''
Rcpnblicans losing the Receivership wh'c" ""'
the prize sought by them ~, As
4 light vote was pollcd in Sing sing Inc ne"'
~ tho Republican tickle, was elected. the candda'e
for Justice of tho Peace. Alonzo : McNeal, re
ceiving a jority Of CO The Ind"pendgnt p "a
considercd victory for the Burns :,
pubcans who had the Supp3tt ,n 0t of the regu-
lar place on the blanket ballot. when W"s u =,
the election J. W Myers, Democratic cd"' n ~
for Collector, was elected over hls ,bn prnub.
Brown. who supported by bo'h oil '''e '''p''
The Rcpubiicans carried Greenburg Township by
a small majority In Tarrytown village Il s''v 9n;
~ Inc "fh"r placcs of the the vote was Tor
license. resulting In about u" fnaloi,H, hm Nv,rs
ballot machines which worked satlsiac,9rN, ,ho
candidates elected are a. f3IIoWs ncceiver Of
Ts srns Nnnstns Travis of Emsford Assessor
Henry ] Kaufman. OF Ardslcy; DommiSSlonpr, VI
seoTs Of the Poor Nelson VcCutcheon Of Tarry-
town and charles Aldrch. OF East lrNlnG'9ntt
Wright and Andrew Thompson. OF Dobps tr ,LH,r.
George W. -. Rcnnc, or lrNlnG'oh. anu T'''"'
,b town Of Mount Pleasant the blanket baio,
was used. and the polls did not Close rino
p. M. more than an hour alter n" corns in those
of Pioasantville and Jnionvile not being receiven
the Town clerk Office up 10 l, lat that the
Republicans had carried the head OF the ,cTG ccns
that the vote on local opu9n, WGM , ,9c aovo ma
ioyitv of 90 against the saloons THIS - So $50
for the Anti-saloon League Mrs a, Continent in
ard and other wealthy people were P'o'''''''"' -
the opposition to the saloons. ..,ior and
Redford town voted or the excise quesu9n, an an.
the result shows that the town vas cH'i rcnnsos
hotel licenses by 80 majority Drusg'sits are
are probably carried. Storekeepers licenses are
douhtful The saloons were beaten 49, &c.. :,
%.wcastle Township has beer carried Tor no IL,
censc al four promotions Lhf 's M hot
,owns was the scene Of considerable excitement
Tba ,ou,n election in Rye resulted in Democrat
victory The village Of Port Chester rolled up DIX
In ,bs low ~ Namaroneck william Peters, Dem
orrs,' defeated William II. Boyd. Republican. LOT
Ins,ice ~ the Peace and the entire Democratic
t,cke: was successful with one or two excep1ioI5
can ticket was elected for the most part. An eT-
cepon was he election OF Jonn I'E', - iur ~
ector ~ the Democrats over Ni'iiam r'd'"I''' -"
The lection in the town Of New Rochelle resuliH
can ticke, The pllralitics ~ the Republican candl
dates were as follows: James Pos, A5Iessor 30,
audtor S05: Thomas /. Hall. Highway Commits
sioner 12i ana the remainder ri the ticket about
TjroothV Power. democratic candidate 'or Justice
ran about hundred ahead Of MS ticke'. ! ne 10,
! is noar'y 80 per cent. The vote was about three
! hundred SHIRT.