New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-22
CHARTER ELECTIONS HELD
REPUBLICANS GENERALLY succrssr
IN WEsTCHEsTER.
CoNTESTs AS RULE oUIEr-oppoxvx-.
TROLLEY GRADs iNpoRsup sY

TROLLEY GRADs fNpoRspp sY
REELECTION
Charter elections were held in the VILLAGE.
Westchester County yesterday, and where par,,.''
lines were drawn the Republican tickets war. ..~
orally successful. Fine spring weather favo,...s
voters and helped TO bring out large votes Saw,
OF the contests were bitter. and the victor. ....
successful by only slight ma Jorities WV
In Dobbs Ferry -on- the Hudson IN. con,..,
sharp. The total vote poed was $751; said 10 =.
largest In the history Of the village. and the D.
publicans carried the day. The chief issue me-. ~
control OF the local government which wa, Wv Wv
hands OF the Democrats. Charles F. Eichorn vi ea'
publican, was elected President over William n
Brown. Democrat. by i25 majority. The vot. -,
the other candidates was: Dunbar. Republican .,
trustee. 800; Ackecman. Democrat. 2s: Uchtn..
Republican. trustee 81; Lawrence Democr,, ~,
Martin. Republican. collector. 2's. Baker Dew
crat 2i3: Todd. Republican treasurer. ass; Rsv.L..
Democrat 25s There were twenty-one imn.r,..,
ballots
Tho village election In HASTINGS passed OF ou,.,,.
without much opposition. James L. Hogan, Dsr
ocratc candidate for President. defeated wr,.-
Ross. Republican. b. l23 votes. A. W B.v.r.
Democrat. candidate for collector. vas elected ov..
Charles f. Phillips. Republican. by Il small m,,,,
uv The Republican trustees were indorsed nv o..
Democrats. and consequently there was no, mu,,
interest taken in the election
In the village Of North Tarrytown livelr in,.,
est was manifested. The total vote. $50 VA, N.
largest ever polled There were two tickets n IA.
field both made up independently. the issue bsD,
control OF the local government. John Weber f,r
merly village president. elected to that one.
over Joseph VI. Iedwith by 100 jorlty The Web
her ticket was successful with one exception An,o,
p Hustled being reelected trustee on the admins,
traton ticket. The other candidates elected ws,.
John Eagan and Thomas Riley. trustees Evand.r
Harrington. treasurer, AMI Andrew Tracy, tax col.
lector.
In Tarrytown Charles Gross. Republican. Wa
Wood and George ID. MintOn were elected trustees
Frederick Russell. treasurer and Cornelius B
bar1es McCutchen is elected Police Justice ~
two votes. The Democrats dispute this and asser,
that John f. Hector Is elected by one vote N
order settle the contest it vii NJ necessary ,r
the Board OF Canvassers 10 decide
as =" follows President. Daniel p Hays trustees
Wright H. Palmer and Henry Buttner; treasurer
The foowing Ticket was elected IN Ardsley with
out opposition President, William l. Odell; trus
tee S q. VI. Travis; treasurer. John II Odell; col.
In In the villages Of Irvington and Mount K.co
there was no opposition to inc union tickets ard
In Pelham Manor f. 7. GIlliiand was reelected
president without 3ppI or on T Dy S as
elected treasurer and Washington Cookie collector;
In Pelham Arthur O. C. Fletcher elected
president 10 succeed s. Cushman Caldwell. and B
Fl Simonson defeated Howard scrioner for village
trustee
North Pelham. reelected NJ. Lynch president
without opposition. Vincent Barker and Louis c
Young were elected trustees.
office of collector NJ taxes In which A. c. Mont
tross Republican. defeated Lester II Riley, Demo-
crat Carlsten Wendt New-York lawyer was
reelected President without opposition and Joseph
s Bird was elected treasurer. John NJ Amory,
foe of tho trolley corporations was the successful
candidate for trustee. The people Of the Manor
also voted 10 spend not more than $1,000 FOR new
| outlet sewer 10 the Sound. .
| The following ticket was reelected IN Mamaro-
neck, with scarcely any opposition: n Mclouss'
lin president: John c. Kane collector, X q.
! Brewer, Treasurer, Daniel Warren. e A Gsdnsy.
| Sidney Griffen. w. T. Heryn and Joseph K OIL.
| ieaudeau trustees The election Is construed 70
| he an Endorsement Of the policy so far adopted
nv the president and trustees In keeping me uol.
lev companies of the Boston Post Road and other
! fine drives and highways.