New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
RESULTS IN DETAIL
Following are the results in certain wards in
which there was the most interest:

First Ward-City Works Commissioner willis
carried all but ;wo districts, Norman 5. Dike, The
there are no instructed delegations for Low to the
Assembly district convention. II Is understood that
Third Ward-Hugo Hirsh claims a victory over
Michael j. Dady He says ne has carried disirc,9 ,.
on account OF a close contest in the County Com
mef paye no M gures last gh M Msh nc lost his own
Fourth Ward-The Willis men beat llallock.
Worth's executive member in the Fourth Ward IN
his district and carried eight of the ten dis
tricts. This loss for Worth
Fifth Ward-Sherf Buttline won without oppo-
Sixth Ward-Congressm Hurley Tax Collector
Appleton and the other Willis leaders won twenty
four Of the twenty y-fve districts. They espe-
Tenth District over Jane. c. Crepsey, Who was
fighting for Worth and Low. This district has
always been with Worth. Cropscy lost by two
Seventh ward-The anti-Worth men carried this
ward The primaries were quietly conducted The
Low men Of the Second District made fight and
won, securing an instructed delegation. Alderman
David Stewart asserted that the ward went solid
Tor him for Councilman. George H. Roberts IT,
live OF the twenty-seven districts for Sheriff The
creates, interest shohn was on the county ticket;
Eighth Ward, claiming htieen districts to eight
he says that he Is asainst WINS and Aiier6ury for
candidates on the Willis,Atierhury slate
Ninth Ward-The Ninth Ward was about evenly
he sutton nen and the Wills-Platt forces. repre-
,sgtsd @ by john G. Turnbuli The indications last
NH probably get a majority 0; the delegates rom
mbolr dsht centred on the County Convention dele
raies Whether the Sutton-Worth men viii con-
question. The sutton Worth men conceded To- tn,
iuynbuli people districts Nos. !; g. p 10. i5' H. u
n6 s Su nlaeteen 5t 1 districts Their was little Low
and anti-Low spirit shown that matter being lef
'0T TenIb I,iy Ward~fhe Worth Brenner forces
s y this g9a a amS nd doubt i6G vh send o% de
yates TO the City Convention Justice Brennei
92iad Gq 'ssn Ss on Sn9 district by the narrow margin
'xo votes over Felix Herman by vote OF ~ tc
ii HasbToucS' vice -presidcn; of the Third Avenue
railroad Company. anti-l.oT. was Geicated os
Eleventh protest was yeG9Tdf& WdoaIa in tn,
and Willis claimed thirteen districts ana conceded
Twelfth 'Ward-worth carried eight out Of tho
IF Fifteenth Ward-"Bob' Johnson. commander OF
Of .he twenty districts IN the Fifteenth Ward
One Of the aercest fights OF the evening took place
Nine,eenth ward-Jacoo Worth won an, over;
nGmas asrs i e YG'0 dSubn a nos 6Ss ha Mayor
friends voted with MIN. Mr.. Worth carried at
s Ssrcs q lie nSa'4S aa no vote the p
mary in his district The Ninth. and there WIS only
MS,,h Judss Kramer sns!ToTS,a Sa hs.Ia. los his @ p
should be nominated by the Republican Clty, Con
,,ention. Fire Commissioner Bryant carried his
n:strict. There great rejoicing throughout the
Nineteenth Ward over Worth's victory:
a. lwea,y second Ward-Woodruf carried MS own
dlstrct hy 81 10 i9 One Of the surprises or inc
evening was the defeat Of W. a. Prendergasi
~ me Fifth District. Although close friend OF
Ine Lieutenant Governor Prendergasi was oP-
posed TO the Woodruff ticket for the As
semoiy District Convention. Jesse Fros;: chair
man or the County Committee went down
helore the woodruT-Wns combination in
ticket. but got the Assembly District dcegstcs
sos Low: Several Twenty y-second Ward districts
Were Win Woodruff the county ticket but
against him on the Low Issue In the Eighth
Oistrict. where Sas B. butcher lives, compro-