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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

follows. and nye minutes earlier from West 23d ST.
600 A. M.-vestlbuled Express Daily for Waverly
Binshamton EmIra Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalc
200 r. M.-ves.buled Limited fast mail Daily. so,id
train for Chicago VIA Chautsuqua Lake cievs-
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
Dsy' arrives BsfYao 7:i5 A. NJ Bradford 7:is a. M
Jamestown s:5S A. NJ. Cleveland lis p. NJ seepers to
buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
trot Chicago apd the West.
R,4a =, M.-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fals
Daily. Solid train to Chicago. seepers TO Buffalo, Chi
s1sD ans IOcHL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recommendation At III. :si toi and aS7 BrosdvSy
ar Rowery iS6 East l20th-st and 81 West l25th-st
Chambers and West 23dst ferries. New-York xs3 and
IN Fuon-st. 100 Broadway BROOKLYN: 40 Hudson-st.
Tor and checks basyass from hotels and residences =
destination
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. for The rrl

pvERTIsEMENTs and sutseTI1,ons for The , Tris-
way. % door north Of sistst until o,closs p M &C,
ssg,ar once rates until o'clock p. viz 20 str
ave- e. cor 23d-s l32 6th-ave.. cor l2h-st; Macy
IT,; 100 Yves. t2ds 9th, .? East itsh-:t 70,
~" sss 3d-ave. between 7sth and nth sts io26 80
ave- near olstst:: 5os ist-ave near $50 sd,
bIsecksr.:. zoos g ave- 2.o Ea., 1s,h,.s iosi 81.
las East i6ths 203 East tSthst $50 othaye. 6oi
9TH ave: i5s 3d.aye near 0!shst; 2o4 East sS,h-st
400 broadway 5d3 Sd-avc; 100 shave; 1878 2dave.
the Harlem osss Sos sd-e S.s NEAR Sss,
iaSth st. bet 1h and sth ayes. $50 West l45thst.
the Brooklyn Ofhces: S07 Fuonst; 10 Fulton-s 81
(nurt-st. ~ Broadway. e. D.: l6S Broadway. p D..
l. l52 Myrtle-ave.. near Broadway.
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DISQUALIFICATION

Stations foot Of Gorilla ndt and Desbrosse: St:;
$40 A. NJ. daily SUNDAY. TOO A. NJ for MAUcH
sis 4. nj. daily for wlLKEsRARRE SCRANTON
week days.. ITHACA GENEVA, ROCHESTER,. BCF,,
rALO NIAGARA FALLS. and the West. and principal
local joints Dining Car and Chair Car 10 Byffalo
1880 A. W. daily except Sunday, for AACCt ChCNh
and intermediate points.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Coaches ana parios Cars Dining Car service. Meal.
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleeps 70
is:iS r n: daily except Sunday for Maueh Chunk
I.4O r. NJ. daily except Sunday for wilkesbarre.
Pittson Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects for all points IN coal regions Chair-Sars 10
4sIO r. NJ. daily except Sunday for wilkesbarrs.
Pittaton and principal intermediate stations
Connects for all points in coal region. Pullman Bunet
0si5 r. II. dany for EAsToN and intermediate sta
0siO r. M daily except Sunday Express for Stating
ton and principal ntermedIae stations Connects Tor
$50 r. M. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West Pulman Sleeper vestibuled train
Chicago s!eepsr to su ns and o1Srs ONLY
l. & B.. Junction. sayre Geneva. Rochester. Batavia
and BSaO Pullman g, sIeegsl sCr Bu ESrvA ROCKIES
TER Zoo BGrs II Soy N tx FALns
West Pullman seepers to Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper
:" Additional local trains daily. except Sunday: for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows;
goo A. NJ. $50. 400. and $50 p. NJ a.. 49,. a..
Tickets aid Pullman accommodations a. 25. - -
and 1923 Broadway q East 14h St l5s East ,SSsn r.
way. and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn, -. 49,. ...x
New-York Transfer Company will call Tor ana cneck
baggage from hotel or residence through to DESTINATION
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WEST HORE!R.R.

Trains leave w. <2d 6tation. NJ r. folowa e
rs M earlier from Franklin e.;
1910 A. A. Daily Local to Buffalo.
O1l6 A. H. Daily for Albany Utica. eyraeues Hocheo.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland. caicaSN
1fs:55 A: n. Daily. except Sunday 70 cstskll Noun.
Albany Utica Saratoga. CALDWELL LAks osOs0s. PsSIss
Ca. 70 Albany.
600 p Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica syrseusa
Rochester! Buffalo. Eissara FaA Toronto petFoiS
7s45 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Syracuse. Rochss
osi6 p. NJ Daily for Albany. yues Syracuse Roehsssss.
Buffalo. Nasars tsh Toronto Detroit. cisvslaad c.
Sins table, 1t principal hotels ana o6ncss
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM

DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. X:
StatiCns In New.YOrk, foot Of Barclay ana
Chrfst0pher Streen; ,,,,,,,,.
vEsTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARs RxNT FfSGM hiGH MoNrcrArR.
Ridge. Madison Morristown. Pas.aic Paserson Boon
LAKE HoPATCONG, Hackeustown, scH0oLEYs
MOUNTAIN washington. PHII!.IPSBURc HASION'
SCRANTON; PITTsToX. WII,KsESsEEAARFRE NANTi-
rose. BINGHAaTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
WILLIE UTICA, R!CHFIELD SPRINGS, Cortland.
SYRACUSE OswEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA,
CORNING BATH DANsyILLE; IN BGTrAL0 ana all
500 4. M-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
1000 A. M'-tcafe car). BUFFALO. SCRANTON RING
HAMToN. UTICA RIcHrIEd Iss sPRiNGs: srRA s.
Cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
100 p 'MMtCafe Carr. SCRANTON. wIIKEsBARRE
and EI.MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman Paror Cans.
400 p. M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLYx-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car:
130 p NJ CDaily)-BufalQ vestIbuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON E,NeH sA ELM MIRA suF,
$50 fs'so Dan SRHS sfSHAM
TON ITHACA, UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleeper
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons Limited iis Broadway. ~ PARK
broadway. III 4h-sve i2hst 50 West i25th-st.
235 Columbus New-York: s3s and 100 Futon-st..
and Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full
~ wEsTccrr EMPRESS COMPANY will cali for ana
check basxags from hotel residence to destination
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BALTIMORE T. OHIO

Leave New-fork. tooS ot AoeIV Ss'' osAS'
CHICAGO p NJ. AID u 10 night.
PITTsBuk9; $40 * SUM- "a SEA i2lS night
S%ISSssHHHisNoA4Td5s 81 sIThs Dnps c
n m a m DINING Carl 2 $50 Dining Carl (Dtnn4
raS n m IL rs night. sunday. 10 Dining Carr y go
a m Dining Carl. Dining Carl Dining Carr. i2is
EORForK II 80 o. m. daily.
NEW-ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 D. m sunday
~. Al p train: are Illuminated with PIntsch L!sht
S,nnces ia i72 2s1 434 LAO b way. 81 r. 18th st..
~ p,very H. Y aso y4l Fulton-sts Brookyn: station
foot OF Liberty St. N. r. r. OF N J. bassaSs enecses
fron no, NJ rssidIncs to Destination
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Railroads.
"AMgRIcA'S oREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
- E. HUDSON RIVER r. R.
THE F0UR.TRACk TRUNK LINE.

GRAND Central sd E9pTe:.
F snS sssSi III. train limited to
$3.50 < ' Gbas Fs.. Mail pcushkssp.!s Albany s:',
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara fA'''
1880 TME.csp. sssna.y Day EXPIRES. For all I'm"
100 p M-Dsily. southwestern Limited. For coum n.
AbsnyO Gcs
Albany scS.nsciaGy ff Tsic. ssasu''. Rochester
$3.50 = M:-Escept Sunday. West Point. P0usnksep''''
$50 Limited Sion. p ss A RsssS'.
600 Albany Y gusio Ad Sss:ss
s r'i TOLEDO sS Dsipos Chicago cn''n
sss FL cd ts;ss 1'', s.'1 rs
1850 Daily For Buffalo NIa Sssso Fam" Stops At
s1S sss':s.os 81 and
300 D,ay ci ri. er sssp RsSa va
'"'
cs Ss:s night sss ''' :ss:ss
Sunday 4!sss sunday nsni: chcsso ''ssDsF' leave
900 y 4. as.s HR, except ,,.',
'A'': & ri E'' 4RA Rs''?s ,,,
as1'ss !; sS"s'
's 4; S. ;s.Su fss trains
m ss 4. ia B w:s.ss 'fis
ion Ss%.YCrt: sss and Fatons and 100 Broadway
Baggage checked from hotel residence BY tn, West
cot; yoE Esp5 e. r cS%1s9, GEORGE H. pAN1E
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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NEW 81; Excursion, $l.60.-
~ Fast steamers leave Pier o. e. r.. Daily Sundays
.rceoted p A. ans II midnight, arriving In time for
trains to Meriden Hartford Springfield and points no
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CENTRALRAIL ROAD6NEW JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic. Block ssax, signals
For Easton. Bethlehem s xl.nown Msus9 Chunk A..
~ a: SIS Us e Gas c %.se W. 81
40 G:ls TO Easton! 4. NJ. 100. $40 p NJ 30 n
Esr ,s s F''' sssass: gao
For Reading at 80 500 Slo 1000 y ~ n a. sun sun
H. q. ioo $50 n Ms ii nss night Sunday: $50
ESr A srSDu 7J 80 80: sunSss a;
ALL RAIL R0UTES 1ovr a..
For Red Bank. Long branch. Asbury Park, oe. Gear
sssv. sss; is,.sS:s q ss S
Park and Ocean q FsI ssR sG Il 81 100 p NJ
For Tom, River Bsrn.sas Park. and Barnesat $50.
For Atlantic City vineIand. and Bridseton +so A. M.
F. For Monmouth Reach seabrsht and Husbands e
?. NJ sun "a" 900 A. N ". 400 p II.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days a:sS SO sSo 100
81 P e.4 sc. Ss SO nj nlns csi sco
NJ 5:ls asl H. : sSS ':oc 500 DINING Car. p H.
and s a ysek ssys p so i cs
H. aoo. S 15S" Dining Car. P. N. i.iS night
81 aa @ s 49, %
2si cslu%Su. a. p NswYSrk w, GSn..
,rr So The Transfer Company viii call for and
check baggage from hotels or residence 70 destnaon
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FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.

TIA, is appears such estimate and canvass.
that the whole number Of votes given for the
ONCE OF MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Five thou
sand three hundred and thirty ......... 6.S3
OF which DANIEL. r. FINN received Three
thousand four hundred and two.......... 3.402
OF which ARTHUR PEZOLD received One
thousand six hundred and twenty 1.62l
OF which CHRISTIAN RATHGENS
ceived one hundred and eighty -nve.... 1sS
OF which RUDOLPH LOVSTRAND received
OF which @. +. CARR received Nineteen.... 10
OF which EDWIN G. BEAN received Ten. 10
OF which there DEFECTIVE Twenty
Observation-Disclosures. ~
And Of which there BLANK Fifty. 80
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THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That II appears such estimate and
That the whole number OF given for the
office Of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was Seven
thousand nine hundred and sxtv-hve. ........ 786:
OF which WILLIAM H. LEONARD received
Four tho. sand Ave hundred and eighty
Two thousand nine hundred and Ninety 1900
OF which WILLIAM SMILIIE received
OF which FRANZ FATS received Forty
seven ..::::.:............. .......:.::, Al
OF which JOHN VI NICKLE received Thirty
or which JAMES H. MULLEN received
OF which thaJe DEFECTIVE Twenty
-FOUR ~
And OF which there BLANK hun
dred and eghty-ore. 1S1
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SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That appears o such estimate and canvass.
that the whole number Of votes given for the
Office OF MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Seven
thousand hundred and seventy -four 1921
OF which THOMAS J. BARRY received -Four
thousand three hundred and eight. <.30S
q which WILLIAM H. KII.BOY received r
Two thousand seven hundred and four. 270<
OF which JULIUS HAMMER received One
hundred and forty-six Observation-Disclosures. 146
OF which ARTEMCS J. SMITH received
OF which JOHN H. WYBURN received Six
OF which there were DEFEcTIvE Twenty
efght 20
And OF which there BLANK Forty
nine -
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State Of New York.
ryv and County OF New York. ! S.:
County Clerks once.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY that have compared the fore
,olnr with original statement file in this ONCE
"a that II is transcript therefrom and OF the
Whole Of said original.
witness my hand and Official seal the New
County Court House. in tue City and County
Of New York. this 23d day of November. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety six
fe..1 HENRY D. PCRROY.
49, Clerk of the County OF New York
srArENENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
CANVASSERS OF THE COUNTY OF
NETWORK IN RELATION TO VOTES
GIVEN FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
me Board OF County Canvassers OF the County Of
yev-York. having met In the Chamber OF the Board
Of Aldermen Of the City OF NewYork the 10TH nth.
inn 18th 18th 10th. 18th. and 21st days OF November
1895 canvass and estimate the votes given in the
several Election Districts said County at the General
Election held on the Sd day OF November in the year
Aforesaid DO CERTIFY AS FOLLOWS:
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STEAMBOATS,.
w ENGLAND.

BOSTON AMID NEW ENGLAND.
VIA SOUND LINES.
sroNINGToN LINE. via stoninston from Pier 80 N r.
ene block above week days only. at 0Uo r. n
NORWICH LINE via New London. from Pier 49, N X
to Dssbr9sses st. week aays only r a. Ey. frcu.
PIE, is R.. foot Murray It,. week days only. o.
400 NJ
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FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That II appears such estimate and that
the whole number Of given office
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was Seven
hundred and thirty six......... 736
PATRICK H. ROCHE received
Three thousand six hundred and fifty
three ......................... 1853
or which JOHN r. DENNY received Two
thousand two hundred and forty-scven.. 2247
OF which PATRICK MURPHY received
Seven hundred and eighty 78l
O. which GEORGE H. EPSTEIN received
Five hundred and twenty four. 5N
OF which JOHN J. MkENNA received
Three hundred and thirty-fve. .......... 335
OF which PHILIP II. MASENGARB re-
ceived twenty-five ~
OF which there DEFECTIVE Twenty
And OF which BLANK One
hundred and forty-stx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 148
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YIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That It appears on such estimate and canvass
that the whole number Of votes given for the of
fee 81 MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was Eight
thousand three hundred and ninety-one. 500
OF which RICHARD VAN COTT received
-Four thousand hundred and seventy
OF which HARDING WESTON received
Three thousand and siStyseven. 5,0e7
OF which JAMES A. HOOPER received Three
hundred and seventy-three. SIS
Of which EMIL KNEII received FIFTY nine 30
OF which ABRAM AARCNS received Thirty
W which there were DEFECTIVE Nine.
And Of which there BLANK seventy :.
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W@rial Ganpess


FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Fifteen thou . -.
sand eight hundred and sixty eight. 1o.S0S
or which DOUGLAS MATHEwSON received
Seven thousand eight hundred and hve.. 7SOo
or which WILLIAM GILL received Six thou
sand Elk hundred and ninety-three. 0.WS
OF which JAMES MQUILTON received Five 49,.
OF which GEORGE r. HAMILTON received .-
Three hundred and eighty seven. 3sf
or which CHARLES W. HOADLEY received an
OF which JAMES q PATTON received Six .
y-ou. - "
q which there DEFECTIVE sixty =.
And Of which there BLANK One hun ~.
dred and nnety-three l"o q. ose
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Mm,;ol otanuass.
statement Of the Board OF
county Canvassers OF
the County Of New York
in relation to votes given
for Coroner

IN. Board County Snsmbe. Of the BOARD of Alder
rss = s'S y. 8. the 'SS s
s'h h i .ss votes f 81. General IN ne Ec;cn
70 ps,ris said S9%Tss in the year Aforesaid
s s sss.{;ss i; 2 81 Fellows 81 cows
mo oh"' FOR CORONER.
.rs On such estimate and canvass.
That ~ ~ number Of votes given Tor the, omce
that The wnes was hundred ana thirteen A. o,s
ssss..sss ssq9sdr a1issp k TrTHILL received
Ok a. hundred and fcrty-seven thousa"o mn" aol
hs. s,SS i .sS Sse f. Bir;sci received One
hundred and fort,.one thousand TWO "u" 1n27s
arss AZ, ard , wHnpEMsR DoRfMXNN re-
eeiyed ten nd ,n9as1nd T. sF MrEiLENRxcH re.
o. . wr.S seven thousand Ave hundred ana ,ao
thirty s.. / ". PALMER received seven GO
hundred and bo sSefy Gross received one.
~ which GEORGE RAu received One
which H I3HN NSi Soi LsssSr rsceued one
81 81 v which there we're DEFECTIVE Eight s,a
nSn q ~si sho there we're BLANK thou
sand and three .''.''.'''''''''' -o~.sta Ok
We certify this Statement TO be correct ana nay" n
The same be atte.ted by the ssns'aies os me
man snd his ais; dsy Of November D. thousand
ssh, hundred and nnety-sx ,.,rv c,,r,
vx. H. TEN EYcK. secretary. .o,,.o,
S. Rr t'fti r. RANDALL
ANDREW RoslNsoN..
YIN Z. BURKE.
THOMAS NJ. CAMPBELL
JOHN j. o'BRIEN.
ROBERT MuH;
WILLIAM TAFT.
FRANK J. GOODWIN.
JOSEPH scHII.IING.
THOMAS DwYER.
1 E5IAs c q MnoSwAnp
CHRISTIAN GOETz.
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SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

1hat appears on such estimate and canvass that
Ne Whole number OF votes given for the onlco OF
ALNBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE SIXTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was Eight thousand nve
n, "ai IH and one =, ''''''' eoo'
vi which TIMOTHY r. SULLIVAN received
roar thousand six hundred and forty ~
vi which JOHN >PALMIERI received Three
. thousand hundred and eleven .......: S.111
VI which HERMAN KAHLBACM received
Two hundred and sixty-six. .............. 26d
W which JOHN " GILLEN received Two
hundred and twenty four. NATURALIZATION. "a
" which WILLIAM j. JONES received
o. which GEORGE KNEvITs received
which there DEFECTIVE Fifty. 80
And OF which there BLANK One hun
crec and nfty-eght. Observation-Disclosures. 1853
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EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That It appears such estimate and canvass. that
the whole number of votes given for the Office Of
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE EIGH
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was Eight
thousand three hundred and ten. ............ &3l(
OF which JOHN +. DAILY received Four
thousand eight hundred and forty -seven.. 4s4'
OF which JAMES =. KELLER received Two
thousand hundred and ninety-four.. 2W%
which MICHAEL ]. KELLY received 49,
Three hundred and 1--WE. 3oo
or which JAMES HUNTER received Two
hundred and nifty Ave. ..............:..: %o
OF which WILLIAM J. GHENT received 49,
One hundred and five 100
OF which JOHN BENNEY received Twenty 20
OF which there DEFECTIVE Twenty .
one 81
And OF which there BLANK Sixty -
three minimum. Raf
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THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY 'DIsrRIc

That appears such estimate and canvass. that
the whole number NJ votes given for the ONCE Of
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE THIR-
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Six thoI-
sand nine hundred and ninety ............. 500
or which PATRICK +. TRAINOR received
eight .................. 3,s4s
or which WILLIAM CORBlTT received Two
THOUSAND hundred and forty-fve. 2.1&3
OF which CHARLES KAISER received One
hundred and eighty nine. ................. $50
or which EDWARD BlILHARDT received
Sixty-nlne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
OF which GEORGE A. BoTsFORD received
rieNen IL
or which there DEFECTIVE Twenty
And 81 which there were BLANK One hun
dred and ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'D
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SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

mat appears on such estimate and canvass that
me whole number ~ votes given for the ofHce Of
MEMBEk OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE SEVENTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was Eight thousand seven
hunored and seventyeght. 8.77S
VI which EDWARD W. HART received -Four
A, housand four hundred and nnety-two... 1902
VI which WILLIAM c. BAXTER received
three thousand sish, hundred and ninety
u which MATTHEW coNKIIN received
NJ, vne hundred and forty three. ............ I43
y. mnich AARON r. LEWIS received Fifty
o. which ROBERT BIuMENTHAi. received ''
which arsTAvUs MYERS received
.saayy Two Observation-Disclosures. 70
a. a. winch there were DEFECTIVE Twelve IL
"a " which there were BLANK One hum
u'ed and eleven. ............-. III
- 8.77S
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
thA - sPears on such estimate and canvass tb.,
NFNpTpn NUMBER OF votes given for the once ~
Assf.e,n11 OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE EIGHTu
hundred sna DISTRICT was Five thousand two
Two IT,. CHARLES s. ADLER received s<'s
~ '''usand seven hundred ana seven,v
-, ssIe a. NORRIS ROSE received On: ,hc.. ara
sa'eh SOLOMON herman received q: 1000
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rfirRrY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

that the whole number Of votes given for the
office OF MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOX THE
Thirty FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was 49,
Eleven thousand six hundred and ninety ONE l109l
or which HARVEY T. ANDREWS received
sever thousand six hundred and sixty: 1850
OF which FRANK I. ECKERSON received -
Three thousand three hundred and eighty: 3,3so
OF which GEORGE r. MORGAN received -
-Four hundred and sixty. .................. 100
or which ALBERT 7. HULL received Fifty .
or which there were DEFECTIVE Twenty. %
And Of which there were BLANK One hun 49,
dred and twenty ............'......... Il" q, M,
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ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY pIsrR1t

Ihat II appears on such estimate and canvass that
tne wnoie number OF votes given for the ONCE Of
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE ELEv-
ENIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Seven thou
sand Tour hundred and seventy-four. T..
VI which WILLIAM II. GLEDIiILL received
-Four thousand and fifteen. ............... <.015
thousand and sixty. ..................... 5000
on which AUGUST c. THOMA received
one hundred and thirty-eight ............ 13S
OF which JAMES BOYD received One hun
dred and TWENTY-FIVE ..................: 122
o. which HENRY OSBORNE received .
OF which there @ere DEFECTIVE Thirty %
And Of which there BLANK Eighty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

That 1t appears such estimate and canvass that
the whole number OF votes given for the Office Of
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE SIX
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Seven
thousand eight hundred and seventy four rs
OF which BENZ AMIN HOFFMAN received
Three thousand eight hundred and seven
OF which WILLIAM vOLKEL received Two
thousand seven hundred and forty-two. 2.742
or which MEYER LONDON received One 49,
thousand and fourteen ...................: l0l+
OF which THOMAS F. LEONARD received
One hundred and sixy-four .............. la
or which JOHN F. NCBEI4 JR. received
OF which there were DEFECTIVE TEN. 10
And Of which there were BLANK One hun -
dred and nineteen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. llo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

That Il appears O such estimate and canvass tina.
TIE whole number Of votes given for the ofAce OF
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE NINE
TEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was Eleven 49,
Thousand nva hundred and twenty 11.52O
M which ROBERT MAZE.r received Seven
thousand two hundred and one 1901
OF which GODOI.PHIN +. BCRSIEM re.
ceyed Three thousand three hundred and 800
seventy-eight -: "'"'o
~ which ALFRED A. WHITMAN received A..
Six hundred and sixty-three o6S
OF which PATRICK J. O'BRlEN received ~
or which JOHN J. DAILY received Tween -
OF which WILLIAM TREMERE received =,
F1fteen 49,: ware 'i,ErE1.TivE Nine
And OF which there were BLANK One nun ,.o
and thirty '''...''''.''''''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

That 1t appears such estimate and canvasa that
the whole number OF votes eiver for the once OF
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE NINTH
hundred and eeventy-eight ...,.......,,..... "a
Or which JAMES r. MACCABE received
-FOUR thousand three hundred and sixty
~ three :.:........................ 4,ssa
OF which JOHN ID. BLACKBURN received
Four thousand and hfty-one. ........,, lOSi
W which JOHN q. NORMAN received One
nunared and eIghty-three Imminent. fS3
VI wn,ch CHARLES G. TECHE received
OF which r. g. urn.c:ti,:S; ,..;;..;.,;.:.. I"
!" which CHARLES HEALY received For
or which there were defective Seventeen II
AND OF which there BLANK Eighty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

That II appears such estimate and canvass. that
the whole number o, votes given for the ONCE OF
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TIE TWELFTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Six thousand eeven
hundred and seventytwo. Observation-Disclosures. O..
OF which JOSEPH SCHCLUM received Two
thousand nine hundred and ffty-eight.. 2,0S8
OF which RUDOLPH MAS received Two
thousand two hundred and forty-scven. 2.247
or which ALEXANDER JONAS received
One thousand three hundred and sixty
OF which JAMES GTLKINsON received Nine
or which there DEFECTIVE Forty
iour ~
And II which there BLANK One hun