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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

The official returns from the No
yember election have been compiled
4Ly the New York Times from all the
states with the following results.
The Times finds that the total demo-
cratic vote was 6,324,962 and the to-
tai republican vote 6,013,374, indi-
eating a democratic plurality in the
codntry at large of 3 ABS.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

THE only way an Iowa commun-
ity ever got fair treatment from the
railroads was to fight for 1t, and 1t
has always had to fight to the last
ditch,' declares the Council Bluffs
Nonpareil.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
PERKINS DEFEATS
MOSS FIVE TO THREE


were running around with Perkins
badges, hustling their friends to the
polls. and that they had beer paid TO
do It.
Harry IA. Klein OF Moss ~headauarters
said he was positive that S25 had been
dolc, out In each election district Of
the Tenth Assembly district" and ne
suspected that the allotment was s35 in
another Assembly district. He ayerred
also that Samuel :. Koenig. Republican
county chairman. had told election cap
tains an 'hrougn Manhattan that they
"oulu nave w resign u 'nes ia'ieu u"
'",,l ,teli VerrltorI TOT ,trhlns'
w, Noen's S'iu 70 d StN reporter.
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80" ,ou :" - uo"n '' "l'.H u
". .na W = =. n".n'
1919 ~. w II. ~
S,.at ia. -, -. 80, ~. ~.
Nnss ,,,,,la s.rInn.Ir
cnuniain, NO, T, p.,uh,ic,, hattie.
clerk in tho Eivh,n Assambiy ,f.;rir.
on tho Eas, Side had l.f, his ION 10
round M lsggard Perkins voters In their
homes and yank them ,o the polls was
sent to the Roar q: Elections hy the
Moss people. In a notice sent YESTERDAY
to- all election officers Frederick l.. Mar.
shall. state Superintendent uf Elections,
said
Election officers are cautioned that
they must neither 10y word nor action give
evidenc. to show that they favor any
Of the contestants Fayoritism will
not be tolerated. and II evidence is sub
mitted 10 this office that shows con-
clusiyely fayoritism has been shown or
"A Svio,,tion an, IN election laws com.
mitted 4, viii resu,t q, making Won i'm.
dIyiduaily liabl. To criminal nroceed-
inys"
~ n,.r..- u.u.
When the polls closed AZ " o'clock
Police commissioner Woods said he had
heard OF no runpus OF any consequence.
N that for propriety this primary day
was a wonder. Before 3 o'clock. when
the balloting began. eighteen automo
biles, borrowed from. other city depart
mcnts. wcr" LOADED with detectives and
sent rowing through the city to put
the fear Of the law into any guerrilas
who might be taking the air on so
pleasant a day. Other plain clothes men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
FITZGERALD CARRIES KINGS.
Few Contests in BROOKLYN ~. hut
Moose FoId u Invaded.

y" lssS than $500 names. Including
IN" ctad dates tor delegates 20 the big
county committees OF the Republican
and Democratic parties, were presented
Yesterday TO the consideration OF the
-2N,"36 enrolled voters IN Kings ounty
~ whom S2,2SG were Republicans, l2i,-
>l> democrats and l0.2l4 PrugreSsiNes,
"a tho primaries w,r. dryori of any
special f-atur" 10 arouse the interest OF
the voters lnJ nowhere Was there any
rush 10 the poll,
Th.'o we're ten contests among the
Repunl'1us. the two most iIupo. taut bt-
.uG thlt OF GeolG" \. Nus-. ole or
District Attorney 'Iupsry's assistants, for
County Court nomination, and John
kiSsrl fu. Register. The other Republic
can contests were over three Assembly,
muu thgcv Aldermen and one Municipal
Court Judge.
User" wee eleven contests In tho
Democratic camp. starting with Robert
stewart As 70 rival ~ John J. tltZ-
-D..,I. o." REGULAR candidate for the
~HH."W. count. stewart. whose name
aIa, Appeared on the Progressive and
Independent League tickets. was over
Ghc.'niugly beaten ny Fitzgerald,
ThumLs +. W.llmott and ]. J.. McManus
ran against Edward Eecelludn FOR
N''. ~ 'ANf H' Wv fHNA'A' NtNAh sue
were three Assembly aud six Aldernanic
contests.
The Republican and Democratic con-
tests did not involve this ear the ques-
ton OF either County or Assembly dis
trict leadership and there was almos, a
complete elimination o. party fractional
strife,
The most interesting feature IN the
primaries WAS the invasion Of the Pro-
grossiFc camp by the regular Republican
AVID Democratic candidate. Almost all
along th" l'Uc m the tickets tive names
of these candidates appeared alongside
as rivals fo" t.c Bun Moose nominal
lions. The Progressive leaders were
especially inDoused against the g. . p
men for adopting these tactics after rs,
fUsiug all negotiations tor = fusion, and
made special Efforts to h' K them.
lG' return Receive. tf IIuprrs>.N,
.~,tdquartcrs up 90 p.l I.rht Indicate,
nat Cal.avusn, rhr i.r'UhiIrin cdudi,
date fur supreme Cour'. would cipturt
the Ban Moose nulu."a' ou from Taylor
the party candidate. and also that Cguu,
Soy. tho R"nunlrtu candidate fo- Dis
;r.et Attorney, unull lr,eat Eonert II
l.lcg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
WANMAkER LOSES.
Republican Leader In Eleventh De-
feat-d ny ~. ". Beyer.

In the only Republican district leader
ship fight George W. Wanmaker. the
veteran chief OF the Eleventh district,
was overthrow by Hermann W. Boyer.
deputy County Clerk.
3 A, II o'clock the Boyer forces said
that they had carried Is election Dis
;riCts. against . for Wanmaker. and
that . Were tied. At the Wanmak.r
headquarters IL districts were claimed
for Wanmaker. IL were conceded 10
Boyer and . were reported tied. The
Wanmaker captains. however. admitted
that IT looked like IA victory for Boyer.
Wanmaker succeeded In nominating
his candidate for Alderman. j. A. Miller.
and Boyer got the Assembly candidate.
Marty q. Brennan,
Among the Tammany leadership con-
tests there was a hot night in the
Twenty-second district between the pres
ent leader. Ross Williams. and Matthew
+. Donahue. Williams won and had
Vincent V. Gilroy nominated FOR the As
sembly. ponahue. however. was able To
nominate T. a. Williams for Alderman.
William II. Sinnoit, Tammany leader
in the Twenty-seccnd district, was
badly heater by Micnael C~osgrove. sin
mott had offended powerful Tammany
men and Senator Robert i, Wagner
presumably with the backing Of Charles
F. Murphy. campaigned for cosgrove
The Sinnott candidates for Assembly
and Alderman were defeated with him
The nominee for Alderman IL Edward
v. Gilroy and Maurice Bloch Is renom'
mated for Assembly.
John II O'Conneil efeat Patrick
+. Cotter for Tammany leader in the
! Twenty-frst. John j.. pietA won from
Hugh j. Connolly in the wenty-fodr;h
once more a Bowery Sulli"an vii
sit in the Board of Aldermen + Tam
many carries the Third district in No
vember. Paddy sullivan, brother Of tht
late Big Tim and present Tau.manH
district leader, had no trouble IN down
ing the Bowery insurrectos yesterday
and beating James r. Brande fpr the
Democratic nomination. us t'cpuon
can opponent IN the general election vii
be James T.. March, Jr.
In the Thirtieth district Francis j
Hendrick. cashier of the Fire Depart
ment. retains his Tammany leadership
The %pugnacious Percy Maggie. from WHOM
/ Hendrick, then classed as an independ
ent. wrested the leadership last year. de
his best to get back, but was heater
handily. Tammlny backed Hendrick.
In the Ninth district Michael ii
! Blake keeps the Republican leadership
In the Fifth. however, the present lie
publican leader. Richard NJ. Greenbank
| was defeated by Albert Ratz in a clos
engagement.
In some Assembly and Aldermani
districts the Progressives had Endorsed
Republican or Democratic candidates
in Others they put up their own men, bu
the Progressives' primary was invaded
. by candidates OF the other parties,
In the Thirty-hrst Assembly distric
500 negroes voted for the Progresslv,
Aldermanic candidate, John VI. ltoyal'
but he was beaten by the Republicai
nominee, Lyman Pouker' by th'r'y-s''
votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
WILL CURB ILLEGAL VOTING.
Woods order special List at LodG-
Ing House Occupants.

As a ]preCaution against Illegal Vot.rg
Police Commissioner Woods yesterday
issued an order directing precinct COM
manders to give especial attention 10
a., places within their jurisdiction which
house dodgers. Each commander Will
prepare a list OF voters found 10 he reg
is,crcd from or residing In any lodging
house. hotel, boarding huuse or any
other place In the district In which there
may be colonization,
\ number of experienced policemen
will take a complete census OF all men
who, ON next Sunday, are residing in
any of these places, Unless a citizen
is not Ia an ~electiua district for thirty
days preceding election day he will he
unable to east a bAllu1,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29

Dlsts
Michael J. Hogan Rep.
John +. Quayle, Dem
~. Eugene II O'Hricn, Rep
James J Browne, Dem.
~ Edward } Fitzgerald. Rep,
=. A Cunningham Dem.
t5.-John q Gaynor. Rep.
John T., Corrigan. Dem.
David Weiss, Prog
B -John with. Rep.
william A O'Donnell, Dem
i7.-John Dicmcr,' Rep,
Joseph W Mclicnry. Dem
R.-Jos W Lprman, Rep.
James j MOlen,' Dem.
4e.-Alonyo V. Frame, Rep
Francis l. Renney,. Dem
J.-Edward II Nalsntine,' Rep.
Charles W Dunn, Dem,
1.-August Ferrand.' Rep.
Walter X Kuhn. Dem
ba.-william W Colnc.' Rep.
Joseph Y, Bohen, Dem.
S.-r. II. Stevenson Rep,
Alois J. Keogh, Dem,
a.-Jesse d, Moore Rep.
Alexander Bassc,t, Dem
o. Henry Llssner, Rep.
Frank I, DlSson, Dem
0-ChaIles y. Hulseman. Rep
william p. MrGarry,' Don
sT,-Robert II Bosse.' Rep,
John j. Ryan, Dem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
Smiles When Election lnSpcc-
tor Asks if He Was Born
i'm America.
RIDES AROUND CAMPUS

PRINCETON. v. !. Sept. o. -r'es.dsut
Wilson cast ballot NJ. !" to-day In
the Democratic primary hos IN the
engine house. He rrlched Princeton a.
10 IS with DR.. cary GIaysor. tn" White
House physician, secretary Tumulty
having gone on 20 Jersey city to vote.
The Presiden; walked at once t. tho
polling place. greeting those about him
on the way. His Legal residence here Is
a house or Nassau street. tho lower
floor 81 which IS a grocery Tn" rres!-
dent and his hrother-,n-lty, I'rof stock
ton Arson. maintain an apartment there.
Any occasion OF the President voting
in Princeton - m'In a. .,-s > town
araiy /, = usually kunWl 100 advance
what t.Je he a, ia" iNd consequently
when his train reached the station to-
day there was a good sized knot OF
people waiting uN TIE platform TO greet
him. II" smiled cordially about him.
but did NOT delay. ~ he had only about
an huur In all to spend IN the town.
There was no line formed at the engine
house and thc Presidents voting took
only a few minutes
Mr.. Wilson was questioned by ROYAL
Rose. an election Inspector. who incl
dentally forgot the constitutional prov!-
sion and asked the President IL h. was
born IN the United states. Yes" said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
GOULD MAY SUCCEED PAYNE.
Partial Returns Indicate His Vic.
tory In 10th District.

ArBURN. y. Y, Sept. 2s.-The fight
for tre Republican nomination for MEM
ber Of Congress from the Thirty sixth
district to name "a successor to the
h'e Serene +. Payne is undecided at "A
lat hour tonight. although the partial
fetlrns Indicate that Norman J. Gould
~ seneca Falls has been nominated.
Hun Greenfield. County Judge OF
CayIga. is running a close second and
hs friends do not admit Mr.. Gould's
Success.
James d. Bashford OF Lyons carried
Wayne county and claims Ontario. Mr..
Gould carried Yates and Seneca and is
running strong in Cayuga, where the
Republican organization has been sup
porting him.
TIE democrats have named Louis j.
Lvn', a business man Of Geneva.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
HrOnI COUNTY.

~aI-Samuel J Joseph. Rep and prog.
Anthony J NcNaliy.' benz
3 william German. Rcp and Pro.
Peter S,hwirokcr'.' Dem
u. Henry V Becker Rep aad Prog
Robert l.. Moran Dom,
s.-Danel MoFadden. Rep
James X Ferguson Dem
ss.-Henry e. Kirschherg, licp,
Harry RohtIei.' Dem, and Pros
- -James A. Mllligan.. Rep.
August W. GlHt5maycr, Dem.
Thomas c. Miller, PROG.
p.-JAcob Tannenbaum. Rep, and Prog.
Clarence Y Palitz, Dem,
N-George II Payne. Prog and Rep.
Phillip ]. Barry, Dem
sPresent Aldermen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
KINGS COUNTY.

Supreme Court.
stephen Callashan. Rep. and Prog
John J Fitzgerald. Dem.
County Court.
George Freifeld. Harry z. Lewis and Mar
Gus y Campbell. Reps: Mitchell May ,Johr
+ Hylan- and Robert " Roy, Dems.; W
stanley Miller. Charles J Ryan and Georgt
II. Iuleman. Progs
Municipal Court-6th District.
Lucien $. Baylis, ami Edgar ". Doughty
Reps Charles II. Fuller and James ". Red
mond. Dents Albert Tlmeling. Prog
Municipal Court-Tth District.
Charles n Law. Rep
William Il Wilson. Dem
district Attorney.
James {. Cropssy, ReIe and Pros
Howard y Nash, Dem.
Register.
John NacCrate. Rep
L T OLoughiin. Dem
sheriff.
William Schni;zpan. Rep.
Edward Reigelman Dom.
J n ~schomburg, Proc.
County Clerk.
Charles 6 Dewey. Rep.
william T. Kelly. Dem.
+. $ Tomlin. Pros
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
RICHMOND REGULARS WIN.
Easfly Defeat Reform Democrats
In Every Contest.

In the Democratic contests FOR Sheriff.
Assemblyman and Aldermen in Rich
mond the organization candidates won
by an overwhelming vote, There was
no contest in the Republican and FRO
gressive parties, whose candidates were
the same. The nominations
SHERIFF.
Howard c Rucl, Rep and Prog
Stire Pitou. Jr, Dem,
ASSEMBLY.
Charles Marshall. Rep and Prog
stephen L. stephens, Dem.
ALDERMEN.
IL George Nichols. Rop. and Prog
william welsh, Dem
7g-Michnel krHus Rep and FROG.
lohn J o'iourkc. Dem
IS -George dubois Rop ana Frog
charles Il. Cole, Dem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
SMELL LEADING IN 31ST.
Nomination over Daniels and stew
rn. Claimed by 1000 Votes.

PpTsuAM, y. Y, Sept 2S.-Indications
Co. ght point 10 the nomination o.
J. n Smell Of this town on the Re-
pui IAN ticket for Representative IN
a. Thtrty-hrst Congress district to
su.., the late r. A. Merritt. Jr,
- with $500 votes carried ST,
Law r.ye county over Mayor w. h.
Danu, OF ~OgdensDurg and II. ID.
ste},ns of Malone, Stevens carried
Frarriu and Clinton counties with
vo'., Of 100 and 1000 respectively.
The Essex county vote appears to be
tyc.y divided between Smell and
Steven. SMELLS nomination is claimed
b. 1000 votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
SAN FRANCISCO ELECTS R0LPH.
For second Time Mayor Wins at
Primaries.

SNN FKANcIsco. Sept. 2s.-Mayor
No!pN Vas returned TO office for another
Your wears to-day with the largest vote
tv'r cast Tor a M%ayoralty candidate In
81. Francisco. In his decisive victory
lip.pl has established "A record by be-
iNs ~ '" chosen Mayor at the primary
election.
Andr,w Gallagher. the union labor
com a.. Tor Mayor. much To the sur
~ 90 me community, ran a bad third
|nS'n" Schmitz. backed by the open
,'"H clement, polled two votes 10 Cal
!-g ess one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
FEARON WINS IN SYRACUSE.
Assembly Candidate Polls " votes
10 for

SyR.ctsE. sept. y Indications Ny
this morning are that George II, Fearon,
Republican organization candidate, has
defeated Ray y, Smith by two to one in
the primary fight for member or As
scmbly. Third district.
Fearon was the candidate OF Francis
Hendricks, Republican leader, Air, Smith
had the Democratic nomination for the
office. The Republican vote was small
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29

+-Jo.cph n MrCanery. Rep. and Prog
William II Burns Dem.
edwin ;. Cook Rep
Joseph NJ Hannon,' Dem and Frog
s-F J Do,1ler' Rep and PROG
Emanuel I silvcrstrrn. Dom
Thomas w. Burnside. Rel.
Frank l. Dowlins.' Dem
Nathan Gluck, Pros.
Louis Jacobson. R.n. and Prog
MoritE Tolk, Dem
s-ohn T. Cassidy. Rcr
John y. MSourt' Dem. and Prog
10 Frank pos,al. Jr,. Rep and Pros
william Firke. Dem.
III A. Miller, .Rep.
l. Wendell. Jr . Dem,
i:-Henry Bosser,, Rep.
,,Lo. MILAN E T Eieq R.S =, p sra,
John j MrTlnu' ben.
~r-J~.mish R Mahou-y. Rep and Frog
william L Collins, Dem.
10 -wilnam F Quinn. Rep
Jay l.as>er. Dem and Pros
ID Ere ierick Schcld. Rep and Prog
John T EaF1u.' Den.
T7.-Dawel VI Rr4cll.. Rev and Prog
! J Rocheford. Dem
y Joseph pabiai Rep
James j. Nu--ut.' Dem.
Frank S,huler, Prog
70 William u Brush Rep and Prog
- Frank J Ryan. Rep
James I Daily. ben
Charles Carson. Pros.
81 Oscar Igstaedcr.' Rep. and Pros
Augustus Vi Weiss. Dem.
! S-Henry Ottcs' Rep. and Prog
Edward Y. Gilmore. Dem
as-Sidney e Crane. Req
Thomas F Burke, Dem and Prog
N-Stanlry l.. OTIS. Rep.
Frank Mullrn,s Dem, and Prog.
B-Jeremiah Keleher. Rep. and Prog
Charles Delaney Dem.
9.-Henry H. Curran.. Rep. and Prog
T., G. MURRAY, Dem.
2I-Isaac q. Gutman. Rep. ana Prog.
James F, Mullen,' Dem.
S--Louis F. Cardsni. Rep.
John VI. T. Thatcher. Dem. and Prog
.e.-Frelerlck TTau' Rcp.
Thomas j barry. Dem.
Laurence Cluih. Pro.
- Lauren Carroll Rep ard Pros
J c. COIN, Dem
Sl-lIyman Pouker. 'Rn1 ara PROS
John Mckee, Dem
- william pug-au' Rep and Pre-.
Charles > MoGillirk, Dem.
81 William II Cnorush,' Rep and Pro.
: Frltilandcr. Dem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29

Abbott. Prof. F.. .. Conklln. Prof. l.. W.
Miles and IL. Patton. former president
~ Princeton. then trade a tour OF the
campus before the President passed on
- IN" railroad station fo catch the
50 train back u Washington. Mr..
tn ui'y was on the train waiting for
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
supfeu,e Court.

supf.me Court.
DENIS AND REPS. PROGRFSSIVES.
.John Proctor Clarke John ProCto or Clarke
sSmuel Greenbtum Samuel Gre enbaum
Clarence ] Shearn Clarence !. Shearn.
FrancIs Il Delchanty Francis r.. Delehanty
John NJ. Tierney John J. Connen
Edw ard II. Finch Hugo Wintner
CITY Court.
Lorenz Zeller. Dem. and Rep
Philip c, samuels. Pros.
Municipal Court-sth District.
.Georgs z. Medsliie. Rep. n Pros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
ASSEMBLYMEN.


Dist.
HAIRY =. Augcmhal-r. Rer
John j. Ryan, Dem
Joseph Srolidoro. Prog
Joseph =. Siesel. Rep
Peter j Hamlll. nSm
John santimau-o. Rep.
ca sIr y + Bsrra. Dem.
A-Danel widdi. Rep. AMI Pros
Henry ;. Schimmcl.' Dem.
S-joseph F walker. Rep.
Maurice Mcdonald Dem and PROG
Nathan Perlman. Rep and Pros.
Abraham b Brenner Dem.
Albert s Gibbs. Rep.
Peter y McEliigott' Dem
George Barron. rrog
LEO wolfson. Rep snd Prog
Abraham Goodman. Dem
Prank Weiss. Rep.
Ghsrles = pomahus. Dem
10 Leon Ble-cher. Rep. and Prog.
Walter NJ Fricdland' Dem
u-Mur,y u Brennan, Rep. and Pros
James F. Mahoney, Dem
l. John J Tot,en. Rep
Joseph ID Kelly Dem
Frank p Caiinella, Pro.
is-AleI Herries. Jr.. Rep.
James G C%amphell,' Dem.
injury bd4ltnr tEpk
p.-John J L~-ch. Rep
Robert l.. Tudor Dem
Joseph 4. sheridan. Prof.
70 -Abram E~llenbogen. Rep.
Henry opdyke, Dem. and Pros
is-Abraham A. Levy. Rep. and Pros
Martin G. McCue,' Dem
T-Martin Bourke.. Rep
vincent Gilroy Dem.
W. W Young. Prog
is.-A. l.. Alloway. Rer.
Mark Goldbers,' Dem
mo Progressive nominee.
!sJames walsh. Rep. and Prog
Perry NJ. Armstrong. Dem.
p.-Julius VI. Leicr. Rep
Frank Aranow.' Dem
Michael kleinman- Pros
Harold c. Mitchell. Rep.
R. II. Bolden. prog.
= Richard II. wol,ers. Req. ami Pros.
Maurice Bloch Dem
. Nicholas II Pinto. Rep.
Daniel {. Oliver Dem
Rober; Link. Pros.
4.-Jo.eph Frankel. Rer and Proc
Owen VI. Herman Dem,
Robert c, McMsrsh. Rep and Pros.
John G Mllburn. Jr, Dem
Vi .-Joseph S~teinbcrg. Rep and Prog.
Meyer Levy. Dem
:T-Hofman NickersOn. Rep
Benjamin ;. Ciichings. Ien.
samuel X. Schneider. Prog.
.'.-Frank II. Birnbaum. Rep
Salvatore A, Cotillo.' Dem
Joseph :. weinihsl. Pros.
:s.-Alfred d. Bell. Rep.
silss b, AStell. Dem, and Prog
N-Sicholas Meyer. Rep ami Prog.
Timothy +. Gould, Dem.
SHARON A. Fe,ubtrg' Rep. AMI Prog
yarob Goldstein. Dan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-29
present ~Assembiymen.
Kings County.

DtNs.
i.-R. II. McQui.tion,' Rep. and Prog
james n, o'Keefe. Dem.
2.-willi am J O'Brien. Rep.
william J Gillen,' Dom
John J. O'Grady, Prog
:-.Robert II De Mars. Rep. and Pre-
Frank J. Taylor pem.
4-Georse " Langhorst, Rep
Peter A. MCAnile,' Dem
John f Eden, Pros
6.-F. G. Milligan.. Rep.
Arthur ID. Strahl, Dem
f-S, ID Shapiro,' Rep.
Henry Feldman, Dem
George II. Brigga. Rep.
Daniel F. Farrcll.' Dem
S-Charles A. Walter. Rep.
John j. Mckeon.' Dem
s.-winiam j McRoberts. Rer
Frederick 5, Burr Dem
lo-Fred NJ. Ahern.. Rep.
Edgar T, Beamish, Dem.
n.-George R. Brennan,' Rep
j. Francis Carlin, Dem
la.-william r. simpson, Rep
John H. Johnston, Dem
lS.-Ieon Alexander, Rep
Herman Kramer Dem
A-F. W. Eckerson, Req,
John T.. La Franz Dem
Richard Kerwick. Prog.
ib.-J. +. Twompy, Rep
James j. Phelan.' Dem
le.-Samuel r. Green Ref.
Charles Joseph, Dem
Fired A. Wells Rep.
Thomas +. McGrath. Dam
Chester I Krouse, Prog
ls--F. Il. Maerkle, Rep
Isador R~ellner, Dem.
+. c. widmacher, PROG,
ls.-Jos. Huelster. Rep,
william A. Bacher,' Dem.
CA. c. Flamman.' Rep,
Joseph n Beck, Dem.
| ar. A. Nesslcr, Rep.
l. Mendelsohn.' Dem.
%. -Charles II, Dun,' Rep,
Maurice DE Young. Dem.
g. -James +, Martyr, Rep.
Daniel J, Carey, Dem.
Colman Seuer, Pros.
'Present Assemblymen.
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Dist.
FRANK Popino. Req
BERNARD y, Donnelly,' Dem
philip Volturo, PROG.
IT. 4. Santagelo, Rep.
Michael Stapleton,' Dem.
Al, 4. March, Jr. Rep.
Patrick II. sullivan, Dem.
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FITZGERALD WINS IN NASSAU
Defeats stewart LEO 10 3.I In
supreme Court Race.

MI@EolN. /. /, Sept. ?>.-TA,rr was
little or no excitement at the preferential
PRIMARIES held throughout Nassau
county to-day when 20 per cent. Of IN,
vote : tur. I'D cut Ia name their ,ludi-
dates for office. The only contest was
hctwccr lonn !. F.t2Co,ald and RoIerr
Stewart, candidates tor the democratic
supreme Court Iustic,Si'p. Fitzgerald
received l,2,0 votes and Stewart al.
Thomas \. Mem Kinney, the present
Assembly man, is again the candidate or
mo Republican ticket lie had no op.
position. George n, Eenuchan will be
the Clndidtte on III" Democratic tickle
tie also had no opposition.
RlvGEHEAp. L. l., sept, Estate In
dtcatlons in Suffolk county estimate thai
Cong cssman John j Fitzgerald oi
BrooKlyn carried tho Democratic prlm'
a,'cs In SuTolk county for Justice OF tn,
supreme Cuurt 10y a larF" majority ovel
Robert stewart, also Of Bruoklyu
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The tremendous activity in the stock
market has had a stimulating enec;
upon other markets.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

CITY Court Judge-Demorratic.
Zcllcr 2eAs5
So Election districts missing,
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ts-Frrd Smith Rep.
Thomas +. White. Dem
Charles l. smith. Pros
O.. -Arnon l.. ~Squcrs.' Rep.
John ptur"rt. Dem.
Herman j. kienok. Pros
- Jacob RartschcreT.' Rep
George Hilnem-ler Dem
81 William " Pendry. Rep
Frances =. Bent, Dem
& Abraham VI. Levy Rep
Harry Hyman. lem
g. -EdW rl E!chhorn.' Rep
Charles II H1uhert. Dem
a LCharles J Moore Rep
Bert Carey, hem
I'll. NJ. Roscnblum.' Rep.
A : Drc-yn"r. Dem
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John F, Cowan. Dem.
Municipal Court-Oth District.
EdTsr J. Lauer. Rep. and Prog.
Albert Richie. Dem.
District Attorney.
Charles A. Perkins. Rer
Edward Swami. Dem.
Frank Moss. Prog.
sheriff.
Frank X. Bowers. Rep.
Alfred T.. Smith, Dem.
William Halpin. Pros.