The sun., 1897-11-03
Election
Extra, a,
SPECIAL NEW YORK.

VI LUlIlL hLH IUilh.
SO which nccrs-itatcd sweeping changes
in d strict boundaries. The Assembly y
districts alone remain unchanged.
his year the number ui re-. stercd
V tiers $ ,ig' t'y exceeds an p'r'ayc Of 300
to II G rrtion districts. 7 .e rcunmbe,-
ing OF the Assembly di,t"iCt' with tle
changed boundaries makes it difficult to
make even approximate comparisons
with the vote OF 1894 in any particular
section of the city.
New YORK, f.55 +. m.. Nov. 2-Tcx
election districts ont Of SS3 in Bronn
and Manhattan, Wallace, Rep, S2S.
Parker, Dem. .257.
ONEIDA. $50 p. m, Nov. 2.-Robert
Jay Fish. Rep, elected asscmblyman;
y. y, Martin j. Greenwood, Rep, cleo
ted assemblymrn.
NFw YORK, 6.47 p. M.-Noy. 2.-Early
indications from New York which must
be taken with allowance show an in
creasek Democratic vote over that esti-
mated for Van Wyck. Tammany claims
Van Wyck's election sure. Jake Worth
says Low will have 500 plurality in
Brooklyn.
New York, 40 p. M, Nov 2.-Tenth
District gives Tracey j92;; Van Wyck,
sS; Low, 57s; George, 80; G'ason,
II; Court Of Appeals gives Wallace
2449; Parker, 4lG2.
New York, Nov. 2, 40 p. m.-NIan-
haitian and Bronx, 40 election districts
out of SS3, Wallace 29GS, Parker 57GS.
New York, 80 election districts, Wallace
1866, Parker 7274 Brookl yn, ) election
districts out Of 5l6 Tracy 356, Van Wick
537, Low 52S, George Is. New York, GO
districts, Wallace 4473, Parker ol43.
New YORK, Nov. ., 7.20 p. m.-4Oth
district gives Wallace, Rep, 296S;
Parker DEM, 57GS. New York, bor-
ough Of MANHATTAN. 10th district, Tracy
542, Van Wick 1854, Low -, George
lO7. Gleason !.
50h district. Manhattan borough gives
Wallace 1866, Parker 5274
Goth district. Manhattan borough,
Wallace 4473, Parker 9l43.
NEW York, Nov. 72O p. m.-7Oth dis
trict, Wallace 5O43 Parker II .035.
New York, 7.2O p. H., Nov. 2.-Se'-
enty districts give Wallace GOO3; Tark r
l.035.
In Brooklyn 90 districts out of 5l6 give
Wallace 1881; Parker 1913.
Manhattan and Bronx. 20 election dis
tricts ont Of SS3, give Tracy l.ll0; Low
l7Ol; Gleason ,; Van Wyck PIGS; George
22S.
The New York Journal says Dem.
managers claim Van Wvck's election bv
10000 plurality.
Troy, y. V, Nov. "A light vote is
being polled in the rural districts. The
indications are that William J. Wallace,
Republican candidate for chief justice of
the Court OF App'a,s. will have a pit
lily Of obout 5000.
ru krr is running wei in the city.
The main interest in Rensselaer, r"tI1'tr
centres in tie >;hricvaty fight. 1t I""ls
as il E.ybcrt Dcirrrst. Rep, will wiz.
The Republicans expect to get two out
81 three AsScmb.yn"n as follows: First
district. BENJAMIN q. Brewster, of Lar
>in~hr ~: Third district, Michael i.us-
S':!, OF this city.
1t s c ne c',l'd that William Hutton,
81. I"m viii he returned from the
Second district.
sixteenth District, Bronx Borough
Tracy 81; Van Wyck 1863; Low l,OO3;
George 100; Gleason -.
Fiflicth District, Manhattan Borough
Tracy 2,osi: Van Wyck 6,7S4; Low
1928; George so; Gleason q.
New York, 1.25 p. NJ, Nov. 2.-Man-
haitian and Bronx, 80 districts out OF. SS3.
Wallace, G,O04; Parker, l2,2S>; Tracy,
! ,672; Van Wyck, 3,427; Low, 2,567;
George, $40.
Brooklyn 30 districts out OF 5l5. Wal
lace, 2,Si2; Parker, 5.3Sl.
NyACK, \. V, +. m, Nov. 2.-Tlc
ba.lo,ing Throughout Rockland county
to-day was comparatively quiet, and the
vote will be % per cent. smaller than
last year. In the township OF Ramapn
the contest is the most exciting that has
been seen there for years.
New York, 6l5 p. H., Nov. 2.-No.
pastors means a George vote wasted.
Here is the law. The inspectors shall
deliver the pastors to the ballot clerks,
who are acquired to atlix one of such
pastors in the proper place and in a
proper manner upon each official ballot
before said ballot shall be delivered to
the voter. When so affixed to the official
ballot the pastors shall be considered as
being part OF the official ballot.
HoRNEL1svILLE, n. Y, $50 p. m. Nov.
2.-Completc for Chief Justice for Court
Of Appeals, Wallace, $50, Parker SIS. In
1895 Porter 1910, King 727. 1898 ,
Hor ellsville gave Democratic majority
of 300.
New YORK, 6.25 p. m.-No returns yet
received from Greater New York vote for
Mayor.
New York, G.45 p m. Nov. 2.-Alan-
haitian and Bronx elect districts out Of
SS3, Tracy POS, Van Wick $50, Low 2SG,
George -, Gleason !.
Manhattan and Bronx, 20 elect dis
tr;ct1 out oi SS3, Wallace, 1850; Parker,
2G3}.
New YonN, $50 p. H., Nov. 2.-Six-
tieth district, Manhattan borough: Tracy,
3 1876; Van Wyck, 7,S5G; Low. 4,7SH;
George, 6Sl; G!cson, 2G. One hundrck
and fiity-sccond district, Greater New
York: Tracy, 1908; Van Wyck, lO36S;
Low, $50; George, $40; Gleson, 30.
NEW York, 7.20 p. M, Nov. .. MAN.
haitian borough, Twentieth District,
Tracy, 1925; Yah Wick, 24ol; Low,
40: George, 2OS; Gleason, 9.
Thirticth District, Tracy, 1924; Van
Wick, $50; Low, 23l1; George, 800;
(;lpasOn 80,