The evening world., 1919-11-05

The President Of ths Board Of
Aldermen.
The President Of the Borough
81 Manhattan. controlling hum
drsds Of places now held by Tam.
many men.
One Assennblyman in Manhat-
tan and two in the Bronx.
TammanY woni
A Surrogate and two City
Court Judges
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY or
ALDERMEN CUT TO NINE.
The Democratic majority in thS
Board OF Aldermen hns been cut
down nine votes The Republicans
have gained ten and the Socialists
have lost Ave. Four Aldermen were
elected on the Democratic and Re
publican tickets combined. This
makes the vote In the Board stand;
Democrats, u; Republicans, rs; Dem.
ocrats and Republicans 4 and Social
lists .; total. 70. The complexion OF
che Board UP 20 Jan. Is as follows
Democrats. so; Republicans. l6; So
ciaiists, z.
In yesterdays vote here were
elected In the sixty-seven Aldermanic
Districts in Greater New York. 81
Democrats, ~ Republicans, on
Democratic and Republican tickets
and 2 Socialists. The Republicans
elected the President OF the Board OF
Aldermen and Borough President OF
Manhattan, increasing their strength
In the board TO 26 votes. Four OF the
incumbent Borough Presidents arc
Democratic. and the Democratic
strength in the Board Il.
The five Borough Presidents are
ex-officio Aldermen and each Is en-
titled 20 a vote in the board.
DEMOCRATS HERE LOSE 20
49, ASSEMBLY SEATS.
Democrats OF New York City lost
twenty seats In the Assembly. while
che Republicans gained seventeen
and the Socialists three. The Re-
publicans made their biggest gain in
Brooklyn, whore they captured four
teen instead OF three districts. In
Manhattan they doubled their dele
cation OF ave by electing ten. The
Socialists made a gain OF one In New
York County and n gain OF two in the
Bronx.
The five counties that lie within
ahe City OF New York sent CO As
semblymen TO Albany. or the 90
elected 81 are Democrats. 2s Repub-
ncans and 5 Socialists, One year
ago the figu-es werei Democrats, 81;
Republicans, ., and Socialists 8.
Manhattan elects twenty-three As
sernblymen. Last year the delegation
was made up of seventeen Democrats.
hve Republicans and one Socialist.
The Democrats yesterday elected
eleven 1.-TWO OF them designated as
Democrat-Republican), the Republl-
cans ten and the Socialists two.
Last yenr's Bronx delegation OF
eight was solidly Democratic. Two OF
hhe eight districts were captured yes
terday by Socialists
The delegation OF twenty three
elected one year ago In Kings County
was made up OF nineteen Democrats
Three Republicans and one Socialist
Yesterday: Democrats, eight; Rep, b.
hcans fourteen; Socialist, one.
Queens elected last year Ave Dem
ocrats and one Republican. Yestor-
day: Democrats, =; Republicans, ..
Richmond alone stood true to th,
Democratic faith. electing two Demo
Gratis and giving nobody else a show.
REPUBLICANS GAIN rs VOTES IN
ASSEMBLY.
Complete returns OF the state Vot,
FOR State Assembly show that the lie,
publicans elected lOs out OF $50 mem
bers, a gain OF fifteen votes over theil
plurality last year. Democrats oluct,
cd thfrty-nlne members rs oomparet
with Afty-four last year. while IN,
Socialists again sent two members I,
abe lower branch Of the State Legis
la.ure. Is
BY electing John r. Karie to IN,
State senate from the Second Dis
trict. the Republicans also gained on,
vote In the upper house. The oni,
other Senatorial contest was In IN,
Sixteenth District, and was won b,
Joseph ID. Kelly, a Democrat. Tn,
hepuolleans. with thirty nembers il
tnf state Senate, now have a majOrlt,
OF nine members In the body.
Gov. Smith had nothing 20 IA,
about the result OF the election wheI
seen at the Biltmore to-day. Tn
Governor was at Tammany Hall unit
q late hour last night. not Leaving
t1tl he was assured that the mos
81 the Democratic candidates ha,
been defeated. He will not -etuIl
20 Albany until Saturday.
The late 1gures brought furthe
testimony OF the extent OF the revol
against Tammany. Alderman Ken
aa1Asy, who represents the Tenth Al