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A PV __ U.il?l TU.VERUOa
INSTEAD O. grrringthe
n Ul '.av.r-ve habit,
k?-ci, \ ??iir l'.nvc!* m
r.oriv. ? ondhion
With Nil)??!, .. ;- r.r mechan?
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hoped that 'he
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the lead
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CROPSEY WINS
IN BROOKLYN BY
BIG MAJORITY
Republican Margin May
Reach More than
25.000.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
FOR KINGS JUDICIARY
0*1 ongftllfl Defeats MacCrate
Democrats Carry Queens
and Richmond.
Distr! ? Attoraoy Crop??>- ?i? re
??/oi Howard p
\':?*h ? v i, 1 r; mi
' 7" .4 ? Hstl '.? ICO gave
ley i. majoi v of M ?72 At -1 it
aid ?vvi-??;i the b'ir iafh
? ? ? ? ff? 000.
?tl ?-irrte 1 King? County
r n th.- . .,-.-.
; .'. hn F H-. In a- d J idrn R( bsrt il
?
if Bl t?
I-ste return? Indicated the i?-eleetio?i
. Demo
Loaf i?
? a ed t h at Po ?ti
; U 1 i i ? I. ' ? ? ' ? I ?
over Charier S.
n-. nnd present incum
najonty.
The i- oil tstj their
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- ? ' ? . .
lican. .
Demoersti?
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ne ?tat on
irl boi h.
? m? by
. and ?he li
s- the election ?
In it i i.motni
'
?
election diitrieti In
Den ocrat.c
1,077, ai d
. 1,221
VOTE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Brookl) n.
"v Naah
I F I)
A.T' M?|
1 .
2 . i '
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'
. 1
. 1
?. 2,220 1
,-. 7 7
10. ; II l
. -i,'- ?'?..
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. 2,979 3.5'.' -
16. 1,890 ??'--' 7
17. 1,177 2.511
. I 907 8
. 2,89-1 2 " 1
20. '
"1 . i 1,441 1
.
. 1,147
Total . 64
Nasn.
??..<>n diitrieti missing
'
VOTE FOR REGISTER
Brooklv n.
M,"( r?f? OXeafhllii
Hep A Den ?*J Ceiaght
1'rof , lad i V l
Tota'.a . . I8,? ?!
Fiftv thr?? aleetlea di?trl?tti mi*?ln,r
i,nt of a total of 771
VOTE FOR MUNICIr-AL COURT
It h lllalriit?(|u?en*
I I'
\ ?'. ralee*.
Hn,n C. Tr?V uLla. 8,471
Kennedy iIV? ? -'
John P. Strieker (Pre..)
; iira.ity over frey
So election districts m'.s?mg out of a
total of 177
VOTE FOR bHF.RIFF
Qti4?en?.
Btlaf
Mr' ardei' Dem. I'm?- F. I1
A.D. ?Rep >. ?v Inri I. v?c
1. 8.4m ; 1
2. 8,993 ? .?
8. 8,129 R.ftSa 1
4. 7,?4?8 4
Intnl. 29,02n ?.711 ?
S.x r?er!.on Olstrict.* missing nut af
a total of 177.
VOTE FOR COUNTY CLERK.
tjucens.
_ n
Vote, mlas'g.
(ieorge T. Goeta (R.) . l I' ? 11
Alex. DeJat D . l'rojr >. ,'ii
Plurality over Goeta, 1 ?',.?.?-1
Eleven Election Iiistricts missing out
of a total of 177.
ELECT SIX JUSTICES
IN FIRST DISTRICT
! Congressman Fitzgerald Defeats
CallaiThan in Second Bacon
Bad Third.
Six Supreme Court juitices wore
elect.'d in *he 1st 1 . N'ew York
Co.aty, vvith practically no opposition,
having received the i.orr?nations of the
Republican, Democratic and Pr?
I dive tickets. They ?veri- Job. Proctor
I Clarke. Francis B. Delehaaty, Bdward
1; i eh, Bi ?? Greenbaurn < iaier.ee
J ? r.rn and John H. 'I .?? rri??>*. The
? ? . e .vere re*el?aeti ,1.
.:. the 2d .hniicia! Distriet i'otigre??v
' '?
ii :, pen dene ? 1 lafiie. defnnted J
? ? ighl . ?nbhcan-Progres
lire. ? ? . ? Strict, which i".
Breo. : . ',' ? na and Richmond, with
* ., i..- ? t igaield
' ClUfhM'l UHfi2H, a
n-, . s ;? of 14,614. Alexander s. R;?rr>n.
who riin or. the American ticket, le?
ed 4.824.
1 li> vote b' l.r.rough ?n?:
'. !' |.L Amer.
klya.i';,.'-'.i .'?/?""
. :
Richmond. .1
Total? .14S.92_ ;?.?;..'?77 iJtU
HJtTICI (U THE ! H Y (OlIiT.
Manhattan and The Bronx.
I Lroenz _ell< ; . Dea R? p. '
Ml'Xl' IT AI- <<)! (?T JI STICKS.
Eighth Ne? York.
John F. ?Cowan . 11>. t-t. ? *
Ninlh \??v? York.
Ed.'i.r J. l.auer.? Rep.-Prog ' *
.-Uth hing? (Pall Term).
Lucli-t . 1 Rep. 1"
Sixth King?! 'Short T?*rni).
. E'ik.-i M. Doughty.? Rep.i'
Seventh hing?.
Charlea R. Law. (Bap. J'r?,~.
Fo.rt. Queens.
. Will am E. Kennedy . ? I?e:n
The Store for Men
Separate Building. Separate Stocks. Separate Service. Broadway at Ninth.
ii /; h i:
men will >?m! full itncki nf
? . rabli t. xn <ircat rti
>' good aualitiet, at mod?
erate jruit nutde ]>t>uii>le 1)1/
? ttsineiS. And every
m.j'i liWI be xatttfied.
Suit You?
We I ? IHTenni price?
In suit?, I
? i 46.
r? :irc ?t ir im ? fhtien
t nii'dclj. mide Up !7ii
tt?..jt I | atterns ?if
...
?.??ft ?
kits, loms
i: . . ' peiked
rounded
:
sho.-t l :
? suits hi? orapll
r-e 1*4 I | <jr il-.ive the
aver.ii I'. lad ippoll ?
ier ?ir
I | -ead?
nude
Dvjrllii?-.'n Arrala loot?, Nao I 1?
HI\B?I|\B?fB?a?^H
Style 1097
? ? 7i made on
last; ha-;?1 Itltched; wing
tit-, perforated vamp
j.e sits :
Me ejri
in y t i
Naa mo?
G-O-L-F
llarrv VirdOl) recently Slid
th.it America lad only ?-me
Scratch man fur everv ten In
(in-at Britain. "The reason," he
ijectured, "i* problbly that
the mijority "f Americans are
mptlled by clrcumstsncii oi
I ? ite to Rive up the parre for
lerirsl month! each vear"
And he went on?
The SCHOOLS that are
becoming so popular are
capable of doing much to
overcome this handicap."
There are 9 Instructors in the ,
Wl skei Qoll School, headed
I lohn D, Dunn, the leadme, |
.her In the Unltld StStttl (?f
tht* theon * ?? prictlci of golf.
Plenty of driving courts, i
puttv preen, s sind hunker;
? . ? I ?liower, fre?h ?ir; club
. ibop Fins |Oli atmos
;liere Dola| our part to over
e the hsadlcap <>f which
Virtlon *?; I >?v I OflM a-id sec.
HSIl '.? >ry. New Bulidlnf
* * 0
Sleeping Caps
\ Customer who came in to !
. silk IBK>k|a| cap asked
the Salesman if he could htve t
Cip made fo-r sleeping purpose!.
. ?.urprii-rd, ind pleased,
when the salesman handed him
l COtl I cip. He was
I a a are such a cip existed
Ihrve sleeping caps sell for
' | aid ire imported from Lon
.1 Surprising now many we
till u< other stures
j?e on? Hit then?
llatlerie
iln?i?.r v ? ? 'oor, K*a IVJ?
~T5?
The Horse Show
1 ?Ni ' 'i N-i'iNM Tl, I ondon,
top hats.
Kl DLI ht lopcosts, glovei
Spltslfieldl silk mufflers.
I incy waistcoat^.
V/|]kln| Sticks.
Sp.uMeKis silk four-in-hindi
New s?-ft plestsd boson shirts.
Afternoon and evenioi clothes.
i? ii llasten a r. a i- I? ?
New HuilJIn?
a a *
Get Ready for
Cold Weather
Overcoats.
Overcoats.
OVER! OATS.
Une assortments, MS.SO to #70
s-'.ii Al. ad? 7*. i '-- - I .??
Harvard-Princeton
I a.h pliv, as made, will be
ih?vui on iiie irv.ui icore-boird
in the Auditorium o:i Saturday.
I Irect wire to the Stadium.
LAP ROBES In Ih? .Motor
Shop for those who ire Ruing
to motor to the ?came?kersev
cloths, iiinhair plush, Shetland
wool, 1 BfllSa. t*Ol cltifhs, furs.
And iteimei rugs la thi ihi
the BrOSdWSJ doOl
BurllBfJI?? AIia?l? Moor. K0O 1 if
JOHN WAN A MAKE R
WHITMAN GRATIFIED
AT BIG PARTY V01
Indorsement of Administrate
Me Says Sorry for Perkin
.,, irnei W\ "nan. after return
freai the theatre to the St Rigl?. ?
,s. telegram i 'at?on to Ch
? H- fanner in! lh?n g?v? out
,
"I am of course gratified et I
I hellere it I
of the itati i Iminlai
tion. ?n?l the -.?ork of th? A '
II be ? ' ? the Hi
v.? ?, i ? rv>? rut.? ng along 1 ?spec
?tie ap-etata rel um?. and, la lae?, *h
.......
not be ?urprtsed with
"I da not care "> dleeoea t*-? o
?fui' ai . bat will ??v '"is' " ii i tl
?he previnca of the Legiiletara ta ?
mit te the people s.eh financial pr
lem? a? me deemed aeeeseery, and I
proper action than be taken
um sorrj tl al M i Pe? - ns was
fente?!. lie v?a? a |OOd D ?trict
. tiona mi
h good eempo v
DEMOCRATS WIN
54 ALDER1??E
Only 19 of 11 Repuhlicai
Fusion Members of
Bo-nrd Are Left.
alaeteei aal "' forty ana I
s I? BB in *
Democn
fifty foin ?Vldermen. The 1
! peblicani leal m tldermen
. a. 1 in. my elected
ii Bronx,
fear to four In the preie
' beard.
Henry II < urran. Bepeblleaa, pn
11 Plnani c ? ammitl
of the Roari of Aldermen, wa? t
I f
., Murray, ' ?m?rat I re
J. I),.'; : ? ?? ican? h.i
. ? be board for fears fr<
, , ? ?,, , - :
fi ?"?.! : ? ?.? - th? di?trict In whi
Samuel .- Koenig, Republican aeon
< hairman. i ?
Of the B
?'
.? pi he
eni b >ard, wai beata, bj
? ?
I tard:
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
? | H"?rri:
r i
I'l.iK'.. 0
Aid D
i ? | Donnelly (D.
8 'Michael ipletoi D
9 Pal i ick il . . ai D. I.
l ' '.
I 'Joi i| ;i Ha? noi D P
??
'
. .
.? *J ' i .it D "
10? Tri ? al, jr. I R P
11 *l ? .. v ndel, jr. (D
,. ' . ; Kenneally D P.).
18?* J
D.).
? P.).
D. I,
. hnma!? A. \*. illiam lb).
18 Thomas M. Parlay I D.).
lie Ii i'
I? : ?
?
v. Gilmore D
23 s di - ' Cram R. P.).
24 Stanley L Otii I B. I.
rlei Delanay
? ?i ? .u.U. R P .
P, Mullen (D.)
21 Leal P. Crd.nl
"Fred? '??
80 * Lauren I ar ?il R, P ,
81 John McKee (D
:. .i i. .i '.:.'i, -: D.).
?? son Yr.c Ils ? let D I,
llnni.
14 Edward W. Crin D
86 'Peter Bel D.),
M 'Roben L Motan Im.
187 'Jamei R. Pergaaon (D.).
.8 Han ? Rol itsek i D P.).
89 W liliam J. Dal* D.)
4i? Clarence Y. Palita ? D. I.
41 Philip I. Ilarrv D.).
Rrooklyn.
42 'Michael .1. Hogan I R.-P. I.
48 Jamei J Bi oa ni D
41 'Frank Cunningham (D.)<
?5 John E. Corriaaa ID),
David Wi ii i'
John Wirt. ? B. P
47 'John Dlemer B. P
4S 'Jam.'? J. Mole. D
40 'Francii P. Kenney 11
f.n t harlei W Munn D
r.i Walter R. Kuhn D.I.
82 'William V? ' olne B.-P.).
II 'Frederick H Stevenson (R.-P.),
M *Je**e L. Moore i R P
' Prank T. DI ion 111
M ?William P. MeGarry D I
57 John 1. Byaa D
? rederick Smith i R. |.
:?!' 'Arnon I.. Bq drei R P. I,
?'.orge Milk? mi er ." -I
81 "Ui?ian: II Pe? Ira R
82 Harry Rayman i D. I.
88 'Edward Eichhorn R ?
64 Be ? l ar? D.).
61 Alexander 8. Drescher ( D P .
Queen?.
66 ?Samuel J. Rurden i 1? -P
H7 Edward W. Coa ' I'.-P I.
68 1 tan? J. Sehmiti I>
69 ?liarles A PoBl I R .
7u "John Kacheodorfer R. P
Richmond.
71 'Willlea. K Walah D P.?
71 * John .1 0*B 'orki I' P
7:i 'Charla. P. ? ?le D -P
'Benemtn.teel
R.-P. Republican indorsed by I'ro
,' ? irty,
II P. Democrat led >fB.d hv Progrca
aive narty.
lad ladepeadeai r:om;nation.
JelT. Jetfersiinian paity.
?? ?
VOTE FOR BOROUGH PRESI?
DENT.
Bit hmond.
Van Name
leid (Dem., Pre.
A D B? , ?t- Ind I. '
1.
plarality i ver i
VOTE FOR SHERIFF.
Ru liinond.
Pitou
Dem. Pre?
A.IV . Rap.). & Indi...
1. 4 ? ' 9.077
6?M plarelit) i ?? i Beel.
a . ?
Hobba Mayor of Concord, N. H.
_ Concord. N, II , \.n | Charles J.
French, ?hu has be a Mayer for
aove, year?, ??? defeated for re?
t? by Nathaniel W. Hobbs to
d?>. Bebbe, abe la a lawyer an.I a
former alderninn. r?.<-?'.v?,?; ..iiHl rotea
? ?" foi i reach Under th? present
lity ?batte! i ? ??art;, liaei are ?irawn.
Mt Vernon Re-elfcti Fiske.
?'?. Di ? i --r.it. an re-,
elected Mayut of Mour.t Ycrnon yeiur
day, defeating John C Wintj.n, Repub- ?
lican The City Council and all of the i
minor offen a? DmucraU. 1
REPUBLICANS
HOLD ASSEMBLY;
MAJORITY, 45
lose Six City Districts?
Upstate Firm and Demo?
crats Lose Rockland.
I
SWEET RETURNED
TO SPEAKERSHIP
Smith, of Syracuse, Reaten by
Pcnron After Winning D?ni?
ocralic Primaries.
Th? ii? ?t Assembly will l?a ft?/?!
i helm?ng > Rap il.iican. It? pr< ? ?
majority is |0a out thi? probably will
be reduced by (i.e. In New York I l'y
the Hapahlleaaa loot, it least ill dis?
tricts, roi un h Indii ?ts.
The upstate countio? return?-?! their
Rapublleaa representative* a I h ?I ' ii
? ng-le ? ti.-..;i' ? n Hin'kliil .I ' ounty,
usually ? Den strati? ttronghold
Rc-pubiean,
: - A ?, Dai rat? It?
I ? ? - tatlv? and ?fa I
Win .
: root, th? 1| i ? ? '
?
many of ta? oMer R? il i who
i ?? lantaatad ir?
S|.? ?k?i :. it ran thla yeai las
re-?iection, fw.-r-t'? re-election at ?
Spaaksi nast January Is pruotloally si
? ??? i i '
11 ?? f the fl ? ig ?'.?-hts in
tiada by Ray B. Sin
Sj rat
to th? Canatituf il < -, ;?n?l .i?
I ? . . . ?-.'.. had 'i
foll?n? out arith the local Bapublieon
m?ehinc e nd ran la
primai it aras basi
; ! mith
and
l'' im " ticket he raa, but Pi
doi emant,
MAKE-UP OF THE
NtXT ASSEMBLY
\lhany.
I
1?C. F. Well
1 * >ohn 11. M .
2 'William l i Rap
<illf?jaaj
Ism 1 . . ; ?
? mi
*8 I '.i
Cattaraagas
'i'.. Rail \ -. ? ? Ri
i I ii-fa.
'v. 1 ' ..-. Rap l.
( liaj!iui?|ua.
Ill Rap, ?.
.' I
Cheatuag.
Nell D. '
< ii- n tag?.
'Bart L ?H Ri ;
( l.nlu.i.
William R. " i???? i ? i '
( ?lium.iia.
'William W. ? '
< .>ri land.
?COOTf? II. \\ ?;,? '
fii !.'.?? r.re
?Kil-vii A M . ? ? ?Rap
In..? he?*.
i Varna? i \
I Proas i. < - p.)?
Ilrie.
i v.. - saaV
? ? ? |. . ' ep. ),
8 *N. -I Mill?
i 'Jamci M Mend Dem.).
.. j .,? A. Lynch i Dem. ?
c, '!'??? i ? i ' !? 'in.
7 -*Joseph 1 Rip.).
H "I.. W '. ' "1".
I S?l ?-. i | R?p. '?
EsMS.
*B. T. Kenyon ' Bep.
Fraaklla.
H ...n.'ii T. n ay?i ?
huil?n and Hamilton.
Huit /. Ka ?os ?i? p.
Lenes?-?-.
'!? 11. Walls I Rap.
l.reene.
?(jeorgi- H I lass R?f
llorkimer.
"S. C. ClobriaaTO l li**i> ??
Jv (Tenon.
i *n. H. Mael "??I ' Rap I
( *W, 8. Aufsburj I Rap
KiliK?.
i m: ii Mi Qm ? i . Ray
: ? v. illism ?' liillen Dem
:t *K; or Dam. I
4 *p A. MeAi 11? Dess.).
6 *F. G Ml .' ? . ? Rap
r. \\ D, SI ?pira Rep
7 *l? l- Parrell Dei
? 'Jahn -i MeKeon Dam.
si 'Frederieh 8. Burr l Dam.
in K T. Beamish I Dam. I.
li *i?. orge R Brennan l?ep. I.
13 ' u ilusa i - >i Ri p-1?
13 Herman Krsmai D
u 'John I' Ls t raa? l l?em>.
li, '.! I. Pbelai l'< m. i.
l?; < hsi li ? Joseph Dsm. I.
it 'f A Willi Rap I.
is | B Msarkl? Rep.).
12 '\. ill .?m A. Boehei !'? ml.
22 'A. I . l
51 'K-Mendel Dem I.
23 '( harli ? H Dafl i Bap
22 Dai lal J i i ??? Di ?
!.e?vi?.
'Hoary L Orant Bo?.
I i? ingaton.
Georee F fl ' Bop
M ad ??on.
"M. E Tallen I Bap
Monroe.
1 'Jame* A. Harris
? I Idloi Roi
7t 'John li !'"" ?rt
4 'Frar.k Dobl IS B?p I
I 'F. W J n da "n ? Rep. i.
,*? Montifonir-v
?I C Dm
Na?-au.
"T. A Mi 11 nnej Cop. .
Ne? York
1 ?John J Ryan i I>em.
| P .1 llaniill 'Dem.'.
| ? Il I lierre ' Pern I
i 'H. S Schimmel Dem.
n ?;.! McDoi ? d I" ni
0 *N. D Penman ? R?p >?
7 *p P MeElllgotl P'-m
r a Goodman Dem.).
I arlei D. Deaehaa I r??m.).
Leon HUecker I I'.ep.i.
11 Jam?? I " ' ? ? Dem.).
12 'Jo .?is D. Kellj Dem
Il *.i ' ' ampbell I i
m i irt L Tudoi i"""
15 'A Ktlenbogen R?J' '?
lit 'Martin Q M<-< u? I Pern.).
17 v nc? 'it Ollray Cea ).
18 ' Mai i Goldberg I Pern I,
Hi p '.: Arm trong Dem). .
?jo 'Freak Arenow Deas.).,
21 T T Bel ley I Pern I.
22 'Maurice Bloch Dea?).
tl 'Da C Oil "??r , Deal >?
??\ *(). M Kiern?p ( Pem.i.
M R M. Harsh Rep..?.
2't Meyer Levy I Pern. I.
27 - Hoffman N'ickerson Repl.
_s ?s A Cotll o Dem .
tt s B Anteil P< m
M T F Could Pi"n
faeol G? tein Dem.).
32 'William S E< an ? Cas.).
88 *E H Miller Dem. .
84 "?! Fertig Dem
It M. M. Callaban Ca?
Niagara.
1 'William Bewley Bap
2 "A. Y. Pai'. er !>p I
Oneida.
1 Williara D, Chaae B.p?),
2 !.. M. Martin Rep I.
I George 1, Davl R?p.l.
Onundng?.
! 'Edward Arati Bon.).
.: "i Rincaid Bep
"? i.rgi R . ? iron Rep.),
Ontario.
?H F Wheeler Be]
dr?nge.
1 W. T, Snider Rep. .
? nriis L M?eed Rep
Orleans .
"A. A. CoMMtOch Rep.?.
Oiw?pgo.
*T. C. Sweet | Rep.'.
Otaego.
Altea J. P.1 ovin fiel | 'Rep.).
PnTnarn.
'Hamilton Fish, Jr, ?Pem ).
Queen?.
1 *J. Nehrbeoer, jr. | Dem.).
i *P, J, MeO.rry Dem 1.
.1 "Will,?im il O'Hl re , Pern.).
i r.? ,ri,ri" B, Pe hen as Dem.).
Bi ".?-?i'lr.er.
i 'John F. Shannon ,-iem.).
2 Arthur Cowec Rep I.
Richmond.
?8, P. St. | m.).
Racklaad.
\\' i 111 a m A .?erven Pep.).
St. En? r.-nce.
i '". L Beaker Rep >.
- *\ A I Rap.).
Sa rat-ya.
?Gilbert . ::?*?.).
BcfcCflMCtadp.
?Wel'er S. MeN.b Rep.Y
Schoharle.
"F.. A. Pix Den
Schuv 1er
R.J.Mitchell Rep.)
Sr-necn.
'Willlai ' " r Bep.)
Stechen.
1 C A P" ? m.)
" ?; ? "
Suffolk.
'P. C TalmagC . Rap
.' 'Hi ' P"P )
Balllvaa.
. ? ?? . '?ep.)
Ti,.g.i.
Da.li ' P Wltt.i i'ep '
Tnmpkin?.
ir Pean? r Rep. i
1 later.
1 'Henri R De WH Rep .
2 'A. P. I.? Fivre R< ;
U irr.'ri.
?H. F. II Bl ' - Re;?
\\ aablngton,
?c. o. Pratt Bep I
IVt.vne.
?Ri!? ) A. Wll ion i Bep. |
WeetehMter.
i 'Geni ge Blakely l?ep. i
2 'William S. Coffet Rep.)
.1 'Walter W. Law Jr. I Rep.)
?i 'I loyd P. Hopkins I R?p. ?
Wyoming.
'John Knight ' Rep. i
Ynte?.
Howard B. Fullagar I Rep.)
'Present member.
TIGER SWEEP
LED BY SMITH
I .inllnu?*?! fn.m pa?? 1
The vote in the same number of elec?
tion district? for District Attorney
?hewed that Perkins (Rep.) received
100 mere than the Republican candi
..it" f? r tariff
Rig Note for Sheriff.
The Pemocratic votf for Sheriff wa?
almeat double that of the Republican
vote in 140 election district* out of th?
total, >'-'.'? The result* were: Smith,
It? ,681; Mowers, 10,201; Halpin. f>S7.
BoWCM ihewed I gai. i. th. count for
100 election diBtriCta, the total* being:
Smith, 27."".70; Rowers. 15,150; Halpin,
1,071
Republic. Cant. Chairman Koenig
at t? a, tn conceded the elcetie. o' "Al"
Smith as Sheriff by ahool 40,000.
Thl earlieet returns an the vote for
P Itrid Attorney indicated the elee
i.f Judge Swann, the Tammany
I te, by nearly two to one. Dis
trlel A' rnej Perkina, the Republican
candidat! rar. wan running ahead
of the etnei Republican candidat-?? on
.'i> ti'Ket. The nrat twenty
Election Diitricta eountrd in Manhat
.' af a total "f lit district?,
Swana 2.417, Perkina, 1,551; Moea,
Perk .! ?town the Pemocratic
leed - . \\ ,? count for eighty
t listriete, the total? being:
Bwann, l".l??; Perkins, t'iAK'7; Mois,
i.,',."ii Moas appeered to be getting a
iuri/er v?)t? tniti hi? -opponent? ex
pacted.
Th" count for 220 election di?tricta
iteodi Swann, 10,001; Perkina, 17,101;
1,163. In 120 diatrieta Sam., re
.'?? ved 41,-i.. . Perkil a, 2'i,247; lloa?,
The aaaaplete ?ote i. A??embly di?
NEW YORK CITY BOROUGHS'
VOTE ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
E. D. Total
Borough mi??ing. K. ?. Yes. No.
Manhattan . 64 829 80,473
Brooklyn . 58 77* 77,373
?ronx . 13 253 31,334
Queens. 26 177 77,339
Richmond. None 47 5,978
Total? .161 20"9 212.497
A landslide for the Equitable
Thnt hniillinc pretty nearly detcribei thr tre?
mentions rote polled by Hw Equitable Building
in its campaign for t**nantf ?n New York's
chief commercial and financial constituencies
Bui there are still ionic district! to be heard
from! still sfinir' lii/jr biitinesi houiei which
have r it ?t yet consider the splendid ?d
ranta.ges to \><- tferived from an ???quitable loca?
tion. Are you one of thesef
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
ft
%m? 66*v tataa>M e Vi?tkJKvmur.lr *e? .-?*r~*ra
for the
? ? /S L? i
Oocia? u.ec?JOfi Ait nano
ffonhhs Qi raps _ ^ &>atS
(Stars Le toases ?Mdluiay
/a
e*JUXMtOU&^? 4<a.rd
L
Jiickjiw-trlmm&? O?'Zu?mv?
//
??mi-OMfan %(ilUneru
* ? display c?/ifpicuous- for ma txofte
andchafticterofits prescritat?cete
surpjssi/iq any Oth$tJ?n?f*CaA
collection or nomen's exquisite.
?jutsr-Jljha? :!
4Xn tVTRC? :'.'7>70
NEW DESIGNS IN
SKATING AND SPORTS SUITS
AND COATS?OF LEATHER
CLOTH AND VELVET.
ycrmniaualcjtUc?ofi .cr,?& Qr?et
trict* in Manhattan for Sheriff, vit!
cnly '<<? tlon district' miaaia. >? il
of a total of ?20, k'iv." Smith 103,40.
?ml Bowel. 62,?31, a plurality of 40,
570.
The comnlet? vote for Piatrict At
?.I'll"', arith 83 ??lection diatricta miss
it of the total of ISO, gsive Swan""
?2, Perkins 52,071 ami Mo?* _i?.l?34
1 his I. . attjority for Swann over Per
1 kin? of over 46,000.
, VOTE FOR DISTRICT AT TORNE1.
Manhattan.
Perkina Swann Moi? E. P
A.D. iRep. >. (D.-LIa.) 1 Prog. ?. Mag
1.... 1.17? 2.7.53 111 ?
2- i>:>4 3,638 210 (
3.... |M 1,704 357 1
4- MO 2.20-t 286 ?
6.... 1.060 4,136 .111 1
I...? 1.277 1,186 471 f
1- 1.390 3,142 367 I
8- 1.134 I.8815 300 f
9- l.n.'lf? 2.760 316 1
10- 1,530 1.812 672 3
11... 1,373 2.57t! SU 3
12- "?38 3.011 811 8
13- 1,105 8,023 -Ur? 1
. 14- 1.287 3,37?; 326 3
15- 4,i;?j7 .'?,016 747 .
16? IjOd 1478 44o 1
17- 1,916 3,633 ?85 1
18_ 1401 3.373 IN 3
19.... 4.551 8,033 1.471 3
20- 1401 1,421 112 o
21.... 3,3"-? 4."?:? 5"5 5
:'2.... 1,451 1406 714 2
23.... 9.1 '2 8.901 3,171 7
21_ 713 1.695 3'i3 6
Z%_ 1471 1427 101 l
26.... 2.571 2.244 l."28 4
27_ 2.7?; I 1,838 S(?5 1
28.... 1,000 1.716 454 3
29_ 2.867 2.611 HI 4
10*... 1.861 3.221 1401 3
31_ 2.128 3,6"8 1411 3
Totals .52,971 98,472 20,164 83
H3 election dUtncts missing out of a
total of 821?.
'Part. _ _
VOTE FOR SHERIFF
Manhattan.
Bowen Smith Halpin E. P.
A.D. i Rep. i. Peni. i. (Prog. I, miss'g.
1_ 1,116 2401 17 ?)
2_ 6so 4,094 31 I
..... 813 ?.'i 1 ?*? 1
4_ 942 2,ntil 3? 0
I_ 1.053 4.1 IS 99 1
6_ 2.339 I.??-..*. ? 1
7.... 1,210 8,433 189 1
8_ 1.355 1441 110 0
9_ 980 3,788 73 1
10_ 1401 1400 111 0
11_ 1.461 3.864 69 2
12_ n'jJ 3.434 M 1
13.... 1 .OT?- 3.375 114 0
14.... 1,8.2 1411 M 1
16_ 4,632 1481 224 0
16_ 1,101 3.763 70 |
17.... 3.810 4,351 276 0
it . 1401 1,700 118 2
II_ 1443 6,129 4?6 0
20_ 1,114 3.7'.'l 87 0
II_ 4.043 4.606 34.' I
22... 1.645 4,673 ?3 0
23.... 10.279 10,583 ?23 3
24_ 1,1157 1400 69 1
26... 2,964 2,995 150 0
00...? 1.844 2.769 Ml 2
27 .. 2,674 2,303 119 0
28- 1,345 MM 123 I
29_ 3.04X 8.439 210 1
30_ 2.9.0 3,691 199 0
31.... 8,845 4,643 507 0
Total? 70.825 117.263 6,006 ||
Twenty-one election ?liatrict? mi??ing
out of a total of 829. Smith'? plurality,
46,438.
-.
Rep. Mayor for Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, No?. 2. -Georg? Picht?,
Republican, waa elected Mayor of Cm
l._i.?_ tu a .luralily of about U.0O?. 1
G B. Welli-ftOB Elected to Senate.
Troy, Nov. 2. 'leorg? R Welli-gCee?
Bepti ilected Seaatei from
the .".*tn Diatriet, ineccedlag Waiter A.
v, ,.,ni, r. daeeaaedL
Woman's Magazine,
Dear Editor:
I would like to have Infor?
mation on the fdlowing arti?
cles either through your mag?
azine or by correspondence?
and I would like the addresses
of the manufacturers:
Bread mixer
Hand vacuum washer
Water-motor for
washing machine
Churn
Sweeper
Dustless dust cloths
Dish washing machine
I would also like an ex?
planation of the hot water
attachment and system that
can be used with the common
range * ? ? hundreds of other
housewives are wanting to
learn about the new conve?
niences.
tfrvr* a letter 1
The moral of the fore
going letter is so clear
that we let it speak for
itself. It should speak in
particular to the manu?
facturers of the various
devices.
The circulation o?
The Woman's Maga
zine is more than 250,000
copies each month.
The New Wir? Pub?li*inf Cirvvy
New York
THEWOHAKS
MAGAZINE
Is one of the three
niagaiine? call.t-d D7"
advertising men The
Hutteruk IV?. *?>d
bought at an adver*
tiaingiimt. Th?*4?ther
member? of the Trio
are The Daigner anal
___ ___ Thellelincetor. The
average niontblv net rirrulatl?m of The
Burteric?. Tn?> ii ffuarautccd to be u?
exceca of 1,400.000.

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