New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
VOTE CANVASS ENDED.
RESULTS ANNOUNCED BY THE BOARD.
MUCH CREDIT FOR THE PROMPT WORK DUE TO
WILLIAM II. TEN EYcK. THE CHIEF CLERK
OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
I The Board Of Aldermen acting as Board OF
County Canvassers. yesterday declared the re-
suit OF the canvass OF the votes cast IN TINS
city on November > In spite OF some unfore-
seer difficulties and contests. the canvass or
the votes was completed this year in an ex-
tremely short time compared with the work
in previous years Much credit for the prompt
ness and the busincsslIke character of the can
vass is duo TO William II. Ten Eyck, the Chief
Clerk of the Board OF Aldermen. who directed
all the work with tact skill and fidelity.
The assistants selected by him performed their
duties admirably. and the canvass was not
marrod by mistakes or acts of carelessness at
any time.
Before the returns were read off in the cham
Der of the Board of Aldermen yesterday, an
order from Justice Lawrence, Of the Supreme
Court, read, forbddng a declaration OF the
results Of the canvass for Assemblyman and
Alderman in the XIXth Assembly District. In
which there is a contest The Board OF Can
vassers declared the elections OF candidates for
county offices. Assembymen. COuncmen and
Aldermen, leaving the Police Board TO declare
the election of candidates for Mayor. Controller
and President Of the Council. The results Of the
official canvass of votes in this city as fol-
lows:
A F5 fhff I Rdge Of the GSg Of
Wallace WepJ, 1885 Parker's plurality, 9,439.
EoE Jus5ices Of the supreme Court.rFirst District;
A., SCOT fS EDemJ ~ So; George P Andrews drew, c l.
sdS %% 6 ffGo'! gS hsn %ESfr 3 T5.e} kspJ
s ig4a soG s5s Ws% T WsFdTel! drS5 $50
aS anE y C aS WEck p P2fk 8 GeaSo" 3d.
For Controller-B s Coler (DemJ 1872; Ash
bel T. Fitch Ntep). $500. Charles $. Farchild G..
D J, W.
For President OF the Council: Randolph Gug-
| -, ss252; r. Ross Appleton (i2ep). $3.50; Jerome
0'Neill def. DEM. r.6o Gugsenhemer's plu-
For President Of the Borough Of Manhattan:
guet C. t.. Giles: Louis Stern tep). 1885;
For President OF the borough of the Bronx: Louis
r IIafen Gcm3 I5S5i; Aonzo Bell Repo' s'95';
Coroners Of the borough Of Manhattan Edward
+ Tltzpqtrsk DEM; l5gS3s Jacob f. B 81. sch
@ f% zs$cs Ea%1Ta M W ffi pf i@ary T2Ty
| &C.. t.. 1921 Alfred r. Thayer &C.. u); 81 90;
Warner C.. T., 6o'io; Theodore *. Tutfill (Rcpj,
! 57.@N Moses j. Jackson Repl, 5i,lsi G ps
s sSa9er "e''' 1904 George W. Nra" '''O''
For coroners. Borough Of the Bronx: Anthony
/ i2,9n; Rufus II. Randall dIepJ. $50. John 7. Gus
tayeson otcpJ o.5Ie Patrick J. Byrne C.. u, $50;
' For n@1u' f Dr St' Thomas F Foley
/ DcnJ, $','1j; John r, Oakley Dem, 3t&g Martin
/ ills: Max j. rorges (Rep) M.5ii: August Bqer-
2g9 Harry D. Kramer C.. ID S9''; Louis A.
| Iiauser &C.. u. $50. ,lr, .. AGO.
c6iarics' !, AIcn (DcnS, 5eiSs; Pairick j. Ryder
dDgml. @3}'7 Richard H. DERBY, c.. T., isii5s
Ct T. i7So: Joseph r iIackctt Tepj. 5iss
! Patrick II Murphy Rep) 1879; Robert Gordon
Third District: Harry G. Har, DEM. Ii;s35:
fS iDcm cns5'R RudS G r. sSh ?2P g. T tyr
i1 Harry R2sS Ss AK T3 In ti;43 S2m s7s
THONGS H. Murphy dcp@ ili'6; Alfred F. Haen-
sc%a ~ i hriec 1 amS p sS 'f Herman g a a
~Jqr ] hT9Fy , Noc9 PeT rel al kns1 i
/ g.. -. gtti: Alexander T. Mason RepD. 1875;
John Kau Hcp), 1885; Harvey T. Andrews CRep)
FIN District william J. Hyland Dem), 1903,
Mqrf'y Rcm i9 9ii:.E tc cRn sshq2 MSps
| Miller RcpD. $50; william &. Hochng C.. 10
40 Jaco6 d Patterson C.. -. i2so. Herman
/ For Justice Of tn Eleventh District Municipal
/ Court: Francis J. Worcester RepJ received l0ISS
c ooirs, William At,iI, Shins' Dem) N593' Wor
For Justice fine First District Municipal Court;
HSrsas" . q me k HrS@S WInm W Pe"n'Id
ror Justice OF '4ss second District Manicipa!
cmj 2s Douglass Ma G som Gcpj. 'Y 5
| W. q. McCrea HndI, i.lG2
ncmJ. ~; Edward + 6p ' ' DAM i2s:
5 Slanwcod Mcnktn C.. -, $3.50; Joseph Fettretch
/ X camp lRcpJ. cir.
For she,n Tnomas Pqnn GpG ir,l I TS% e.
/ "a, Thomas l.. Hamilton n'ep) $3.50: Dunns
| For county clerk; william sohmer DEM 49,,
~ James r oBTirns Rsp5 % ;d@j s sohmgr
a II, ham s. s 90, ana JET" D'' ''O'' 'o'''"e'
hgeT !ssas E,ommG E, cs PeT pain 1 5's2
/ C.. |. and JEFF. Demo, %Oo2 Frommes pluraHty'
For plstrIct-At,orney: Asa Bird Gardner Dem).
/ 70 ISG: William NJ X Olcott tRcpD. 7ol02; Austen
/ g Fox C.. /. and JEFF. Dem), GILL; GARDENERS
/ plurality, soOsL
/ The following members Of the Assembly were
elected
Oliver Tam Tam: ild. Domlaick F. Mnllancy craml
IT9 a n1irI 1a F2sn sa H% amj win john
Mahcr Uaml; NllIth. charles ; AdlfT Smspo.
| tTamJ. Kim John j. OConuor Cram); Nth
Joseph sshnlim Tam XlIih PxvJjb T TTaIn9T
| smith Gam: XVIII. benjamin Hoffman Tam;
E ESdn r5 jSna ElH Hr" Gonc A% && NEoc COINS
TAM XXIst r. MyrT2y fra War MIN aGprT
c. CO. T. and Rcpj: XXIVth J. p FiizgeT2ld Tam;
XNNth. John A. Weckes Ir &C. az nv In a. r.
J. scligsbc1g &C. T. and Nat ncml XXXth, $ W
NSSsf r.% n.SSs;S5
The following ole Aldermen elected Ist District
iT iIG Joseph f. wiling Tama; lvth: BERNARD
Click Tam: vth. j. a. Finn Tam; With F. r.
| tIeck CramD }: With. T. II. Keahon Cram). With.
/ iouis Minsky Tama; lXth. Henry siefke Tam2i
] Xth / T. Koch CIamD; NIth. w, n. Gledhil
/ crnmJ: Kiln. J. j. Smith (TamD; XIIIh Charles
AIetzgcr Taml: XVIII J. = Hart Cram3 Nnth
| Robert Aluh Taml; NNIth. Emil Neufeld Tam.l'
! XVIIth y. j. Harrington TamD: NvIIIth J. T.
/ Ganney Tam2 XlXIh. contest; XX'h: vTv,rEG
| Michael Lcdwith TamD; NXIIId. Collin ~ Wood
| ward &C.. T.. and RepD; NXlNth. FRANC Dunn In
| TamD. MYTH. T. T.. Sherman &C.. ID; NNNlth
! T.. =. McEneany sTamD. XXVIIth. Joseph o. man
| Homer Folks &C. T. and Nat. DEM: NNHth
George A. Hurrel CTam); XNXisi, Elias COCHRAN
! DepD: XXXIId. w. F. Schneider ChdlI
| XXXIIId r = McCaul CTam.); XXXINth l.. W.
| McC;rath Tam). XXXvth. Henry Gclger CTam).
SHERIFF TO SERVE ONLY TWO YEARS
| BIT HE WILL HARVEST ABOUT EIGHTY THOU