New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

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BURLINGTON
David Sharp. William NJ. Potts
CAMDEN.
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Edgar j. Coles
CAFE MAY
CUMBERLAND.
william l.. Shropshire.
sJohn j. Hunt.
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.Edwin :. stedais
sGeoree W. W. Porter.
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Villa William q C. Ds schmidt
:charlss W. Powers
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Adolph Walter. r
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fHorace Alien.
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MERCER.
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Joseph RidseNay
5ohn D. DG MsNer
MONMOUTH.
5 Joseph / / H nSshsF
i Boomas 81 h s. woolley
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Frederick A. Clark.
John John pon el.,: II
John J.. Canning
SALEM.
SOMERSET.
sPster " D. Van poren.
SUSSEX.
Elvin L. Smith
Robert g. aou ,N.
Roger F. Murray.
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ere elected tFormer Member Of the Assembly
The following condensed special dispatches tell
the story Of each county:
Atlantic City, Nov. 2.-Atlantic County Is Re-
publican by about hundred and fifty.
Hackensack. Nov. 2.-Bergen remains true to the
Republicans in spite OF the Democratic efforts
Pell for Surrogate. and Holdrum and Bell, for the
Assembly. elected by pluralties averaging
eight hundred.
Mount Holly Nov. 1.-The whole ticket has
triumphed in Burlington
Camden Nov 2-Camden County elected the Re-
publican ticket by six thousand
Cape May. Nov. 2.-Robert e. Hand the Republi-
can candidate for Senator ran behind Eugene c.
Cole the Assembly candidate. Cole was elected
and indication are favorable to Hands success.
vineland. Nov. 2-On light vote. Cumberland
elected all the Republican candidates-James j.
Hunt. and "; I; Shropshire for the Assembly and
plurality Of six hundred.
Newark Nov. 2-Essex County elects the whole
Republican ticket including eleven Assemblymen
and Skinner for Register. and Kuebler for County
Clerk by pluralites averaging four thousand.
Woodbury. Nov 2-Assemblyman Watkins (Rep)
elected ss ff' County Clerk 'N'A'''' '''oS"a'
Jersey City. Nov. z-Hudson County has turned in
q Democratic majority Of about $500. eecng eleven
Assemblymen and two Coroners.
Pennington. Nov. 2.-Hunterdon County re elected
Assemblymen Lawshe and Martens and John r.
Foster the Democratic candidate for the Senator
ship. by plurates ranging from 40 to 1900
Trenton, Nov. 2-John P. Yard. Frank NJ Weller
and Henry J. Nickin. Republican candidates for As
semby. carried Mercer County. terrific effort was
made 10 beat Barker Gummere. the Republican
leader, who sought reelection as County Clerk
Joseph Corey an employe Of the John A. Roebling's
Sons Company. was his Democratic opponent
Gummere, however. elected by 1000 plurality
the John A. Roeblings Sons Company had dis
charged thirty men for working and voting for
Gummere
New Brunswick Nov 2-Middlesex County elects
James II. Van Cleef. Democrat. for Senator by 800
Democratic candidates for Assembly and Surrogate
also elected.
Freehold. Nov. 2.-Monmouth County elects
Democratic Assemblymen David Crater. Demo-
crat was elected Surrogate over B. B. Ogden. Re-
publican
Morrfstown Nov a-Jacob W Welsh and Georpe
T.. Poole Republican candidates for Assembly
carry Morris by 100 plurality. David Young. Re-
publican, Is probably elected Surrogate by a close
vote.
Toms River. Nov ;.-Ocean County has re-
elected Assembly r. A. Clark. Republican by 100
plurality.
Paterson. Nov. 1-The Republican faction fight
here aided by a combination Of the brewing and
LIQUOR interests, has resulted in the election of
Christian Braun. Democrat at the expense Of
Senator Williams and likewise the election of
Hopper. Democrat. as Sheriff. over Van Noordt
the regular Republican candidate. and Hoyrson.
the "Faction Republican candidate" Late returns
favor the election Of the Democratic Assembly
ticket.
Salem, Nov. 2-Salem County re-elects Assembly
man Crispen. Republican by 200 plurality.
somsrvilie. Nov. 2.-somerset gives 800 plurality
for H. NJ Spencer as Surrogate and Assembly
man Van Doren gets 900. Both Republicans
Newton Nov. z-Sussex County emerged out Of
= particularly hot fight to-day with a small plu-
va1ity for Lewis J. Martin the Democratic canal