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1 (Stallou rootlet.
ra' Stntcmont of tho
H BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS
Efif of tho County of Now York
Kf- U .relation te votee bItsw for
H$? jitDom cnrr cotiirr.
H&r mi km by,
. cou.ti rr.snu,
HjW iircMTitn.
W UldTIUCT ATTOimBT.
.Hf.h . To Board of County Canvaasere olthe Oounty of
! Hi?. tiwVork, having met In the Chamber of the Board
ffMSV of Aldermen of ih Cltr of New York on the Btn,
Wfck 10th.illb.,il!lh, lath, 18th. loth. 17th. 18th and
itft'Sj 80th daya of November. 1B07, to eiwm ni e sit-
'IbWW' nit the votes given In the sevoral Election Districts
fo said county, at the General Election helrtonthe
d day ot November. In tho year aforesaid, DO CER
TIFY AS FULI.OWSi
iK? VOn JUHCK1 CITY COfilT.
'UV, That It appears on such estimate mil Mntlll, that
,? Till whole number of votee given for the
j) eofflce of JUDGE OF THE CITY COUUT
WfiS- twos Mix hundred and seventhousand four .,,,
ilKji hundred and four 007,404
.Hff Of which JOIIM HENRY MeCAR-
') THY received Ono hundred and
I,-' 'fifty-five tjiouiand seven hundred
'i indteveny-one 108,771
fe Of which EDWARD F. O'DWYER
W?:- received One hundred and fifty
KR two thousand ilx hundred and
,?" thirteen 188.818
M. Of which 8. BTANWOOD MENKEN
tfl . ecelved Blxty-itx thousand three
'Mfl1 hundred and thirty-nine tM
-aWi of which J08EPKFETTRETCn re-
"Lfli celTed slxty-stx thoueand and
CW .twenty-three 00,011
h 1 Of whloh HENRY C. BOTTY re-
If, tip' celved Sixty-two thoueand seven
y fe .rhundred and sixty-five 01,709
ira OtwbldiELIsnAK.CAMPreoetved
5 'M Sixty-two thoueand one hundred .....
?i and forty-seven 88.147
&7 Of which RUDOLPH KATZ received
I Ten thousand six hundred and
J flfry-stx 10.080
P 01 whloh RICHARD POnLE re-
i M, celTed Ten thoueand four hun-
5 ', .-dred ana fifty-one 10,481
OX whloh LOUIS LEVKNE received
k .? ; One thoiuand one hundred and
f py aljty-four 1.18
j iff Of which JAMES If. HARDY ro-
P K eelred Seven hundred and thirty
I & Of whloh THOMAS II. EASON re-
", Ho - celved Seven hundrod and four-
k fft Of which EZRA TUTTLE receded
, a -ft' And of which there were BLANK.
SB S Eighteen thoueand and twenty ......
jj i ilx 1B.0SO 607,404
t r 'K Whe number of ceneralballote'-proteitedae
; I -fi marked for Identification," all ot which
; ;, f.were counted for the eareral oendldatea
( -g. voted thereon for tho ottlco of JUDQE Of
; JO THE CITY COURT, wae Twothoueandand
S ft. clht K.008
; Lfe The number of balloU whloh were rejected
1 iV a Told, ou which NO rote fnranycandl.
! datefortheofflceofJUDGUOPTHECITY
f; Hi COURT wa counted. wa Two thousand
'ft one hundred and twenty-tlx 1,118
'j ion suEitirr.
;Ss That It appeara on mch estimate and oanrui, that
3 The whole number of votee Rlren for the
4 office of BIIEIUKl' waa Three hundred
ft anil nre tboutand three hundred and
fft elxty-four 808,884
M Of which TnOMAS J, DUNN re-
i eelred One hundred and fifty
. g aeren thousand aeren hundred
, W "and nre 187,708
SV Of which EDWARD P. McSWEENEY
, 'M .recelred blxty-Uro thoueand one
,' X hundred and nlnetr-teren 00,107
J TR- Of which THOMAS L. HAMILTON
'A reeelrrd sixty-two thouiand fire
hundred and ninety 01,000
I Of which PATRICK CAMPBELL re
ceived Ten thouiand fix hundred
and fifty-one 10.031
Ot which THOMAS K. SMITH re
celred One thousand and three... 1,001
Of whloh PATRICK II. LYNCH re
oelred Eight hundred and nine.... 80S
And of which there, were BLANK,
Seren thousand four hundred and
nine 7,400-808.304
The number of general ballots " proieeted
a marked for identification." all of which
were counted fur the several candidate
votod thereon for tho omen of SHERIFF,
was Two thousand andelgbteen S.01B
The number of ballots whloh were rejected
as void, on which NO vote for any candi
date for the offlce ot SHERIFF waa
counted, was Two thousand ono hundred
, and twenty-six I.U1
ron couwty clehk.
' Thai It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of votes siren for the
T office of COUNTY CLERK was Three hun
dred and five thouiand two hundred and
thirty-six SOB.tSS
Of which WILLIAM SOHMER re- '
. celved One hundred and fifty-two
thousand five hundred and sev
enteen 189,817
Ot 'which JAMES R. O'BEIRNB re
ceived Sixty-eight thousand and
"fifteen 08,018
Ot which BENJAMIN E. HALL re
ceived SIxty-nve thousand and
"sixty-three 06,008
Of. which HENRY STAHL received
..Ten thousand three hundred and
fifty-six 10,880
Ot which CHARLES RBILLY re
ceived One thousand and eighty
Of which JOHN CHANSON received
Seven hundred and forty-five 743
And ot which there were BLANK,
Seven thousand tour hundred and
Cfltty-tour 7,404808,888
The number of general ballots "protested
as marked for Identification," all of which
were counted ror the several candidates
voted thrrron for the oftloe ot COUNTY
CLERK, was Two thousand and eighteen.. 1,018
The number of ballots which were rejected
as void, on which NO voto for any candi
date for the omco otCOUNTY CLERK was
counted, was Two thousand one hundred
and twenty-six 1,188
FOR ItF.GISTKn.
That It appears on such estimate and canvaas, that
The whole number of otes given for the
office of REUISlKHwai Three hundred
and tiro thouiand one hundred and seven
ty-elgbt 808,178
Of which ISAAC FROMME received
One hundred and tifty-tnree thou
sand three hundred and twenty.
j Ofwbl'cbOEOROEW.VONnCUACB:
I ' received Slxty-thrco thousand six
huudred and twenty-three 03,098
' Of which PAUL UOEPEL received
Fifty-six thousand and two 00,008
Ot which RICHARD II. ADAMS re
ceived Eleven thousand one hun
. dred and fifty eight 11,108
Of which 11KNRY LIOHTBOURNre
. eelved Ten thousand four bun
dred and elgnty-seven 10,487
Of which JULIUS BERNSTEIN re
t oelved One thoiuand three nun
I drrdand sixty-nvo 1,308
Of which CHARLES E. LATIMER
received Seven hundred and stxty
Of which JULIUS KINTZreceVred
? And of which there were ULANK.
p Eight thouiand four hundred and
: , fifty-oil 8,481-800,178
& The number of general ballots "protested
g as marked for Ideuliric-atlon," all of whloh
K were counted for the serersl candidates
J,' voted thereon for the office of REGISTER,
4g waa Two thouiand and eighteen 8,018
; ta The numbsrot ballots which were rejected
Ji- as void, ou which NO vote for any tandl
, Hate for the crneo of KEUIbTKR was
counted, was Two thousand one hundred
J and twtnty-slx 8,198
I S 4 von ninriiicT ArrortSEV.
, t That It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
14LC J,' The whole nuinbor of votes gtven for the
iVffi. r - omco or DIVl'HICT ATTORNEY was Three
tjfflt - in nundred and tlvj thousand one hundred
KW, t, fe and forty-nine 800,140
j, . " OX whllh ASA BIRD OARDINER re
QR f fp. elvedOue hundred and nfty thou-
'M ' At 8and one hundred undelglity-slx., 180,180
' t Ot which WILLIAM M. K.OLCOIT
Sr- ft- received Heruty thouiand one
JEiL. r hundreil and two 70,108
a tf Of whluh AUSTEN O, FOX recrlved
W 'Js Sixty-four thouiand 1. vcu hun
y& Vf dred anil eleven 04,711
Lf- Is f whloh LEON A MAI.KIF.L re-
& w- oelved Toil thouaiifl four hun-
rffi' av dred and thirty , 10,430
Jin.1 f'- Ot which JAMES A. OIIAV received
ISC ' W One tliousauu two hundred and
Eft ; "Ki. twenty-three 1,983
K. S Of which Al.Flll'.n L. JIANIERRF.
!Bk. 'Ku erelvedhovenliuuuredundtwen-
ft Wb ly one. 781
l I Ki And of which there wero BLANK,
fr , Li seven thousand seven huniired
mi Wt - nd seventy six 7,770-30B,:
w . W The number of general ballots "protested
M 'Tv as maraud fur Identincutiou," all of which
5" 7 were counted for Hie several t-audldaies
SJi' ;J I voie,l thoreun for the omco of DISTRICT
JC A' ATTORNEY, was two Thouiand and elgh-
m jX, ,"n 8,018
t The number of ballot s which were rejected
iW "t- ,011' on wbkl, NO voto for any cand,
tat R, date for theortlce of DISTRICT ATrOH-
S xf NEY was i-iiiuttHl, alwu thousand one
'8S iKl hundred eud tnent) -six. 1,180
B" . Wo certify this htatement to In) correct, and have
in Kra caused the same 10 be atletted by the signatures of
MW aff kl ,h Ubalnnun unu a majority f ihi Board and the
Wr Km Secretary Ihereuf, this muh ilsy of Nuveinber, A. 1)
JOJPjy. 8JV4V oue thousand eight hundrett and uluety-even.
'W-iKl' .,.. ,. .,.- .-,.J'NO T UAKLEV. Chairman.
Rk ti; WM. II. '1EN KYUE, Secretary
W Ifc J0IIN J- MURI'IIV, JOHN J. O'lllllEN,
W, K-S KLIAS GOODMAN, JOMKIMI HCHILLINO.
K ' JlilS OOLLIN II, WOODWARD, flllll-TIAN OOETZ,
, WJ FRED'K 1. MARSHALL. Itl'FUb It. RANDALL.
jt 4B CHARLF.8 A. l'ARKEIl, THOMAS M. CAMPBELL.
1 JR. ANDREW ROniNSON, FRKIILRICK A. WARE.
W' ijlf JEltEIIIAII KKNNKFICK, JACOB O. WUND,
r ll CHARLES WINES. HENRY L. SCHOOL.
Is Sfj, Mais u Au I'orir. City and County of Ktut York,
Str, 5V Comifu cerfc's omet, st.i
J JP I UAluTpY CKRTIFY that I tare compared the
atBfcSl!.t-, iswm. i .i .i.Mw--o-fc-iiiatli .iii k,t.i, mnia.ia--..-"
foregoing with the 'original statement on file In thtt
orflee, and that It la a correct transcript therefrom
and ot tbe whole ot said original,
; : Witness my hand and official teal at the
: : New County Court Home. In the City and
; L. 8. : Cojnty of New York, this 88d day of
: : November, one thousand eight hundred
; ; and ninety-seven.
IIKNRY D. PUBJIOY.
Clerk of tha County of New York.
Doclrtrntlon of tho
BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS
of tho County of Now York
In relatlen Is vote given nr
JunoKt or tub city cornT,
mirniFP.
rou.TV t'MtnK.
nitlllHTKtl,
UIBTniCT ATTOn.'VKV.
The Board of County Canvassers ot the County ot
New York, having canvassed aralistlmated thu votes
given In tbe several Election Imtrlils In each of tbe
Assembly Districts of said County, at the oenrral
Election neid on the Vd day or November, A. D. IHU7,
DO HEREBY CERTIFY, DETERMINE AND DECLARF.I
JIIDUN OP TIIK CITV COUtlT.
That JOHN HENRY MCCARTHY,
EDWARD F. O'DWYKR,
by the greatest number ut vutes. were duly elected
JUDOEs OF THE CITY COURT ot the County of
New York.
nintnirf.
That THOMAS J. DUNN,
by the greatest number ot votes, was duly elected
SHERIFF of the County ot New York.
COU.1TY CLItRK.
That WILLIAM EOIIMER,
by the r-reatest number of votes, waa duly elected
COUNTY CLERK of the County of New York.
niEuirri.it.
That ISAAb FROMME,
by the greatest number ot votes, waa duly eleoted
HEOISTER ot the County of New York.
DISTIIICT ATTOIUSBr.
That ASA BIRD OARDINER.
by the greatest number of votes, waa duly elected
DISTRICT ATTORNEY of tho County of New York.
We certify this Declaration to he correct, and have
caused the aame to be attested by the signatures of
the Chairman and a majority ot this Board and the
Secretary thert-ur, this lioth day of November, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven.
JNO. T. OAKLEY, Chairman.
WM. II. TEN EYCK, Secretary.
JOHN J. MURPHY, JOHN J. O'BRIEN,
ELIAS (IOODMAN. ROUERT MUH.
COLLIN II. WOODWARD, CHRISTIAN OOETZ.
FRED'K L. MARSHALL, 11UFUH R. RANDALL,
CHARLES A. PARKER, THOMAS H. CAHPBEIX,
ANDR1.W ROBINSON. FREDERICK A. WARS,
JEREMIAH KENNEF1CK, JACOB O. WUND,
CHARLES WINES. HENRY I. SCHOOL.
State of Ktvj York, Citv and County of iVew York,
C'uuniv Clerk't OJHee, is.:
I IIEREUY CERTIFY that I have compared the
foregoing with the original Declaration on file In this
offlec. and that It la a correct transcript therefrom
and of the whole ot said original.
Witness my hand and omctalsesl at the
; : New County Court Houir, in theCltyand
: L. B. : County of New York, this Std day of No
; : vember, ono thouiand eight hundred and
ninety-seven,
HENRY D. PURROY,
Clerk of the County of New York.
Statement of tho
BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS
of tho County of Now York
In relation to votee given ror
MK-.im.rtH OP ASSEMBLY.
The Board of County Canvassers of the County ot
New York, having met In the Chambcra of the Board
of Aldermen or tbe City of New York, on the vth. 1 0th,
lltb, l'Jth, lUlh. 1Mb. 16th. nib, tritb and 20th
days of November, 18U7. to canvaai and estimate the
votes given In the several Election Districts of said
County at the General Election held on tha 2d day
of November. In the year aforesaid, do certify aa
follows:
ron Mtcnncns or asbvibi,y.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole uumber of totes t-lruti for the
omco of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOB,
THE FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa
Five thousand and seventy-three 8,0,8
Of which DANIEL E. FINN received
Three thousand two hundred and
thirty-three 8,333
Of which JOHN F. WARD received
Seven hundred and ninety 700
Otwhlcb MARTINJ.McCOY received
Slxhundred and ninety-four 801
Of which MICHAEL J. DOYLE re
ceived One hundred and seventy
eight 178
Of which CHRISTOPHER KAMPF re
ceived Thirty-four 34
Or which LARS LARSON recelrod
Ten 4 10
And of which there were BLANK, One
hundred and thirty-four 131 0,078
The number of general ballots "protested as
marked for identification." all of which
were counted for the several candidates
voted thereon for the office of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Five 8
The number of ballots which were rejected
as void, on which NO rote for any candi
date ror the office or MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY w.s counted, was btxteen IB
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvaas, that
The whole number ot votes given for the
offlce of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa Seven
thouiand and thirty-one 7,031
Of which JAMES OLIVER received
Four thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight 4,879
Of which ISAAC E. BERMANT re
ceived Ono thousand three hundred
and four 1,304
or which MAX ECKSTEIN received
One hundred aud seven 107
Or which WILLIAM D. KELLAND re
ceived Forty-nine 49
or which DAVID MILLER received
Eighteen 18
And or which thero were BLANK, Six
hundred aud seventy-five 075 7,031
The number or general ballots " protested aa
marked for Identification," all of which
wero counted for the several candidates
voted thereon for the oTIce ot MEMBER
OF ASSEMBLY, was Flfly-threo OS
The number of ballots which wero rejected
as void, on which NO vote ror any candi
date ror tho omco of MEMBER OF ASSbM-
BLY was counted, wai Fifty-seven 87
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvati,that
The whole numlter of wites given for the
office ot MEMBF.R OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE THIRD Ab8SEMftLY DISTRICT waa
Seven thousaud four hundred and seven.. 7,407
Of which DOMINICK F. MULLANEY
received Four thousand four hun-
dredand thirty 4,t30
Of which ANDREW It SCOBLE re
ceived One thousand three hundred
and eighty-four 1,884
Of which WILLIAM ROBERT CI.EN
DF.NIMO received Elgbl huudred and
thirty 830
Of which BERNARD LYNCH received
Two hundred and sixty-four 804
Of which FRANCIS FAIST received
Fifty-nine 00
Of which WILLIAM J. McNlCKLE re
celved Twenty-six 80
And of which tliero were BLANK,
Four hundred and fourteen 414 7,407
Tbe number of general ballots " protested aa
marked for Identification." all of which
were counted for the several candldatea
voted thereon fcr the omco of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Forty-four 44
The number of ballots which were rejected
as void, on which NO tote for any candi
date ror the office of MFMBER OF ASSEM
BLY was counted, wsj Firty-elght 88
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
That It appears ou such estimate and canvass, that
Tho wholo nutnbor of votes given for the
omco of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE FOURTH ASSEMHLY DISTRICT was
Seven thousand one hundred and seventy,, 7,170
Of which PATRICK II. ROCHE re
ceived Three thousand four hundred
and seveuty-two 8,478
Of which FDW.RlruTTEIt received
Nine hum'ied and forty-three 048
Of whl.-h LOUIS II. LEVIN received
Nine hmdred and six 000
Of which JOHN I' DFNNY received
Eight huudred and nfly I've 838
Of which HOWARD RA1.K AM received
Five hundred and forty-one 841
Of which PATRICK II. MURPHY re
ceived Twu hundred and twenty
two ssa
Of which K1IS11A SF.KLY received
Ten , 10
And of width there were BLANK,
TvtobuudrrU snd tweniy ono. ... 3917,170
The number of neutral ballots "protested ss
marked for Idcntttlcatl u," all of vlilcu
were cnuntei fr the evert-l candidal, a
voted thereon for lh oflk-e of MEMUEHOF
ASSKMULY, wasSevemynlne 70
The number of hsllnts which were rrjerted
ra void, on which NO voto for any candi
date fur tho ofllee of MEMIIKK OF AS
SEMBLY was counted, Has Eighty 80
FIFTH ASSEMBLY lUVrMCf,
That It appears on such t'llnistennd canvass, that
The wliolu number of lotes .'hen for the
oltleo of MKMIII'.l; OF ASSEMBLY FOR
TIIK Finil ASsr.MhLY DISTRICT was
Eight thouiau'l nl rlality two 8.0S8
Of whhh WILLIAM ASTOR CHAN
I.htl r ctlxd Tlitvi thousand four
hundred and liriyoue 8,431
Of which JOHN II. BORN received
Two thousand cue hundred and
furiy-setrn ... 8,147
OfwhlcliDKOItaE L.WILCOX received
Two thousand and tweiily-svvn , .. 3,087
Of which EM1L KNELL received sixty
four , , 04
Of which OEOROE It. 8A LB received
thirty 80
Of which E. 8CHIER received oue 1
And or which there were BLANK.Three
hundred and ality-two.. , 8098,088
Tha number of aasral bailout protested a
.
tglriilox Notice.
marked for Identification," all of which
were counted ror tbe aeveral candidate
voted thereon ror the office of MEM
BER OK ASSEMBLY, waa Twenty-two 11
The number of ballots which were rejected
as void, on whloh NO vote Tor any candi
date for the office ot MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY was counted, waa Thirty-five 88
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on inch estimate and canvaas, that
The whole number of votes given for the
office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was
Eight thousand two hundred and eighty,, 8,880
Of which TIMOTHY P. HUIXIVAN re
celvrd Five tlioussnd and five 8,008
Of which JOHN MOHAN received One
thousand nine hundred aid forty
nine .
Of which JACOB LUTZreoelved Eight
hundred and twenty-nine 888
o; which RICHARD KUIINF.L re
ceived Two hundred and eighteen.,. 819
Ot which JOHN GLOVER received Six
teen !
Of which JAMES E. MARCH received
One 1
And of which there were BLANK, Two
hundred and ilxty-two 809 8,980
The number of general ballots " protetted as
marked for Identification." all or which
were counted for the several eandldatea
voted thereon for the office ot MKMBF.Il
OF ASSEMBLY, ai One baudred and
seven 107
Tbe number of ballots which were rejected
as vol I. on which NO vote foranriandl
date ror trie offlcs of MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY waa counted, was sixty-three 88
SEVENTH A8SEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of votes given for the office
of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TnE SEV
ENTII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa Eight
thoussnd three hundred and fifty 8,880
Of whloh JOHN F. MA1IER received
Four thousand three hundred and
nlnetr-seven 4.8U7
Of which WILLIAM D.UDELL received
One thousand nine hundred andfifty
four 1,084
Of which JOHN WATSON received One
thousand two hundred and fifty
eight 1,888
Of which JAMES E. WINANS received
One hundred and ninety 180
Of which ROBERT BLUMENTHAL re
ceived Fifty-four. 84
Of which FITZnUOH SMITH received
Forty-six 48
And of which there were BLANK, Four
hundred and fifty-one 401 8,880
The number of general ballota" protested aa
marked for Identification" all of which were
counted for the several candidates voted
thereon ror tbe offlce ot MEMBER OF AS
SEMBLY, waa One hundred and fltty-elght. 188
The number or ballota which were rejected aa
void, on which NO vote ror any candidate
for the offlce ot MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
was counted, was Seventy-six 76
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on auch estimate and canvaas, that
The whole number ot votes given ror the
office or MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TUB
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa Four
thousand eight hundred and aeventy-ftrar., 4,874
Of which CHARLES S. ADLER reoslved
Two thousand three hundred and
ninety-nine 8,890
Of which PHILIP WISSIO reoslved
One thousand eight hundred and
forty-ono 1,841
Of which LAZARUS ABELSON re
ceived Four hundred and forty
seven 447
Of which ARTHUR McKEON received
Five 0
And of which there were BLANK, One
hundred and eighty-two 188 4,874
The number or general ballota protested aa
marked for Identification." all of whloh
were counted ror the several eandldatea
1 oted thereon for the office or MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was One hundred and twenty
three 198
Tbe number or ballots which were rejected
aa void, on which NO vote ror any candi
date ror tho offloe ot MEMBER OF AS
SEMBLY was counted, was Forty-five 48
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on auch estimate and canvass, that
The whole number or votes given ror the
offleo or MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE NINTn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa
Eight thousand five hundred and ten 8,810
Of which N. TAYLOR PHILLIPS re
ceived Four thousand five hun
dred and nrty 4,590
Of whloh CONSTANT J. SPERCO re
celvod One thousand nine hundred
and ninety-one 1.V91
or which PETER ZOI.LER received
One hundred and seven 107
Or which THOMAS LYNCH received
Seventy-two 73
Or which ROBERT ALEXANDER re
ceived Forty-eight 4S
And of which thero were BLANK. One
thousand seven huudred and forty
two 1,748 8.810
The number of general ballota "protested as
marked for Identification." all of wblcn
were counted for the several candidates
voted thereon for the office of MEMBER
OF ASSEMBLY, was Twenty-two 89
The number of ballota which wero rejected
aa void, on which NO vote ror any candi
date for the office or MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY was counted, waa Fitty-slx 86
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate aud canvass, that
The whole number or votes given ror the
offlce or MEMBEROF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa Sevan
thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven.. 7,887
or which JULIUS IIARBURQER re
ceived Throo thousand live hundred
and ninety 3,000
OT which JEREMIAH J. SULLIVAN
received Two thousand two hundred
and forty-seven 3,947
Of which DAVID KUI.L. Jr., received
Seven hundred and eighty fire 783
Of which PHILIP SCHMITT received
Seven hundred and fifty-five 785
Of which VALENTINE A. SCHUTZ re
celved Two hundred and twenty
seven 937
Ot which CHARLES C. AUSTEN re
ceived Eighty-live 83
And of which there were BLANK,
One hundred and ninety-eight IBB 7,887
Tbe number of general ballots "protested aa
marked for Identification," all of which
were counted for the several candidates
voted thereon for tho office of MEMBER OF
AS-EMBLY, was One hundred and twelve.. 118
The number of ballots which were rejected
as void, on which NO voto for any candi
date for the office of MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY was counted, was Fifty-eight 88
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and oanvaas, that
Tho whole numtier of votes given for tbe
fifTice of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY D18TRI0T
was Soveu thousand oue hundred and
elglity-nlne 7,189
Of which JOHN J. O'CONNOR received
Four thousand and fifty-four 4,054
Of which MICHAEL II. BLAKE re
ojlvcd Oue thousand six hundred
and twenty-one 1,031
Of which OF.OHUE BURGESS received
Nine hundred and ten 810
Of which EDWARD LEDERER re
ceived One hundred and thirty-one. 181
Of which EDO.AK D. MEYER reoslved
Forty-four 44
Or which WILLIAM II. MASTIN re
ceived Twenty-three 28
And or which there were BLANK, Fonr
hundred aud six 400 T,169
The number or general ballota " protested aa
marked ror Identification," all or which
ware counted ror tho several candidates
voted thereon tor the offlce ot MEMBER
OF ASSEMBLY, wasThlrty-elght 86
Tbe number or ballots which were rejected
as void, on which NO vote ror any candi
date for tbe office of MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY wascounted, waa Twenty-six 86
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of votes given for the
office of SIEM1IER OF ASSEMBLY FORTHB
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa Six
thouiand three hundred and oae 6,801
Of which JOSEPH SCHULUM received
Throe thouiand one hundred and
eighty-four 8,184
Of which DAVID STFCKLEH re
ceived One ihousaid nine hundred
and filly-four 1,084
Ot which ISAAC BENNETT received
Nine hundred and forty 040
Or which JAMES OILKINSON received
Ten 10
And of which there were BLANK, Two
hundred and thirteen 913 8,801
The number of general ballots " protested as
marked for Identification." all ot which
were touuted fur the several candidates
voted thereon for the office of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, waiTwenly-rour 34
The number of ballota which were rejected
as void, on which NO voto for any candi
dal .for the office ot MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY wascounted, was Twelve 18
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRIOT.
Thst It appears on nCi estimate and canvass, that
The vthote number or votes given for the
office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FORTIIE
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa
S.xthouiaud five huudted andnlnety-slx,, 6,806
Of which PATRICK F. TRAINOR re
celved Tlireo thousand eight bun
dred aiidslxty-slx . ., ., 8,806
Of which JOHN J. I-LYNN rerelved
Ono thouraud two hundred and forty
tno 1,241
Of which JOHN M. WANDELL re
celved Nine hundred aud ninety
seven . . . 007
Of which OEORGK DUfeCH received
One hundred aud nlnetj-one 101
Of whhh WILLIAM SCHNEIDER re
ceived one hundred and forty-eight. 148
or which JOHN C. HACKETT received
Twenty-nine 89
Or which FREDERICK A, VICTOR re
ceived Eight 8
And or which there were BLANK,
One hundred and nrteen 110 0,500
Tbe number of general ballota "protested aa
marked for Identification," til of wblca
1 . ' '1
(gltfiio Uotlce. '
-""" -- - --.
were counted for the several candidates
voted thereon for the office ot MKMDKH
OF ASSEMBLY was Thirty 1 80
The number of ballota which were rejected
at void, on wh'ch NO vote for any candi
date for the offloe of MEMBER OF AS
SEMBLY wai counted, was Sixty 60
FOURTEENTH AtBEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvaas, that
The whole number of votes alvrn for the
omoenf MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT WSI
Eight thousand one hundred and alxty 8,t00
Ot which JACOB FRITZ received
Three thousand nine hundred and
ninety-eight .. 8,908
Of which JAMES P. O'CONNOR re
ceived One tnnussnd five hundred
and e'ghty. four 1,034
Of which JOHN DECKER received
One thousand three hundred and
twenty 1,380
Of which EDWARD E. NEUOEBAUER
received sMve hundred aud tony
elgut 848
Of which FRANCIS I. MALONEY re
ceived Four hundred and 1 Ightyfour 484
Of which HENRY W. WILBUR re
ceived Fifteen IS
And of which there were BLANK, Two
hundred and cliven 911 8,160
The number of general ballots " protest! A
as marked for tdcntlflcat on." all or whloh
were counted for the stvcral candidates
voted thereon tor the offlce or MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Eighty-six 80
Tbe number of ballota which were rejected
as void, on which NO vote foranyoandl
date for the offlce of MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY wsa counted, was One hundred and
twelve 113
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such eitlinato and canvaas, that
The whole number of votes given for tho
office f MF.MBEROP ASSEMBLY FORTIIK
FIFTEENTH ASsRHBLY DISTRICT waa
Seven thousand two hundred and ninety
seven 7,807
OT which THOMAS SMITH received
Three thousand alx hundred and
forty-one 3,641
Of which QREOOR A.MiCCIREOOH re
celvod One thouiand tour huudred
and sixty-two 1,463
Ot whloh ALFRED L. THOMPSON re
ceived Nine huudr.-d and nrty V30
Of which JAMEST.C.O'DONAHOE re
ceived Seven hundred aud eighty
five 783
Of which BRUNO J. BRANDES re
ceived One hundred and fifty-two... 139
Of which R. WATSON SRAGE received
Twenty-lour 94
Of which HUGH SCOTT received
Thirty-six 3d
And of which there were BLANK, Two
hundred and fortr-ie. en 947 7,907
The number ot general ballota "protested aa
marked for identification," all ot which
were counted Tor the several inndldates
voted thereon Tor the omen of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Slxtynlno 00
The number ot ballots which were rejectxl as
void, on which NO vote Tor any candidate
for the office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
waa counted, was Thirty six so
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on such estimate and canvaas, that
Tbe whole number of votes given for tbe of
fice of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa
Seven thousand two hundred and forty nine 7,949
OT which BENJAMIN HOFFMAN re
ceived Three thouiand three hun
dred and ninety-one 3,3111
OT which DANIEL DE LEON received
One thouiand eight hundred and
fltty-elght l.BSS
Of which SAMUEL 8. KOENIO re
ceived One thouiand three hundred
and thirty-nine 1,339
Or which DAVID J. KEIT received
Fourhundred 400
Or which CHARLES MAYER recotved
Thirty-four 34
OT which SIOMOND SI-RENO received
Twenty-tlx 36
And or which there were BLANK. Two
hundred and one 301 7,940
The number of general ballots " protested a
marked for Identification." all of wh!?h
were counted for the several candidates
voted thereon ror the office ot 3IEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Thirty-one 31
The number of ballots which were rejected
aa void, on which NO vote for any candi
date for the office of MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY waa counted, waa Sixty-three 68
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole numlter of votee given for the
offlce of 3IEMBEROF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
waa Seven thousand one hundred anJ
alxty-seven 7,107
Of which JOHN F. BRENNAN re
ceived Four thousand two hundred
anJ twrqty-four 4.221
Of which LUCIUS A. WALDO received
One thousand three hundred and
nriy-rour 1,334
orwhlchJOHNJ.FLYNN received One
thousand two hundred and thirty
eight 1,938
or which CHARLES FRITCHY received
One hundred and fifty-eight 153
Of which HENRY S. GARLAND re
ceived Forty-two 48
Of which MATIIEW T. LINDSAY re
celved Fourteen 14
And or which there were BLANK, One
hundred and thirty-seven 137 7,167
The number or general ballots " protested as
marked ror Identification," all or which
were counted for the aeveral candidate!
voted thereon for the offleo of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, wosSlxty-fivo 63
The number of ballots which were reject d
as void, on which NO vote ror any candi
date ror the office ot MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY wascounted. was Fifty-four 34
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvaas, that
Tbe whole number ot votes gtven for the
office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Eight thousand two hundred and forty-three
8,943
Of which CHARLES P. DILLON re
ceived Flro thousand one hundred
and one 5,101
Of which O. MONROE ROYCE received
One thousaud two hun J red and
elghty-rour 1,284
Of which WILLIAM HARE received
One thousand one hundred 1,100
of which DANIEL CAVANAOH re
ceived Three hundred and twenty
eight 833
Of which FREDERICK E. KIRCHNER.
Jr., received Two hundred and twenty-two
; S2
Of which FRANCIS M. DUFFY re
ceived Thirty-three 33
Of which W. O. IIILDEBRAND re
celved Twenty 20
And or which there were BLANK, One
hundred and fifty-five ISO 8,348
The number of general ballots "protested
aa marked for Identification." all of which
were counted for the several candidates
voted thereon Tor the ofilco of MEMBEROF
ASSEMBLY, was Fifty 80
The number of ballots which wero rejected
aa void, on which NO vote for any candi
date for the offlcs of MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY was counted, was Thirty-seven 87
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on auch estlinatoand canvass, that
The whole number of -.otes given for the offloe
of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was
Eight thoussnd one hundred and forty-four 8,144
Of which CORNELIUS F COLLINS re
ceived Fire thousand and twenty
four 8,031
Of which JOHN J, DOUBLEDAY re
ceived One thousand four hundred
and thirty-one 1,431
Of which HARRY BERGF.R received
One hundred and thirty eight 18S
Of which ALEXANDER STEWART re
ceived Flfty-elgnt 58
Of which EVERETT N. OARNSEY re
ceived Twouty oue 81
And or which there were BLANK, One
thousand four hundred and seventy
two 1,478 8,144
The number of general ballots "protested as
marked for Identification," ail of which
were counted for tho oeteral candidates
voted thereon for the office of MEMUEHOF
ASSEMBLY, was Fifty 60
Tbe number ol ballots which were rejected
as vol 1, on which NO vote for any candi
date ror the office or MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY wascounted, was Forty 40
TWENTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
That It appears on such estliuste aud caurass, that
Tho whole number of votes ghen for tho
offlce or MFMIIP.R OF ASSr-MI.LY FORTIIK
TWENTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Thirteen thousand (he hundred ami
fifty-fire 111,853
Of which THOMAS J. MURRAY re
ceived Four tlioussnd four hundred
andclght-tmi, .. . 4,483
Of which OEOROE C. AUSTIN re
ceived Three thousand ulna hundred
and ninety two.. 3,803
Of which WILLIAM M. BENNETT re
cell ed Thred thousand nln 1 hundred
and aevnity four 8,074
Of which JOAB II. BANTON received
Three hundred and forty to . ., 843
Of which JACOB HI NTZ replied One
hundred and twent) -six 130
Of which EDWARD II, MEAD locelvel
Tweuty--en . 37
And of which there were BLANK, Six
hundrrd aud twelve . 01313,538
The numl rr of general ballots ' protested a
marked for Idoutllb-atloii," all of which
were counted for the eeveral caudldatea
voted thereuii for tbe oTlee of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Eighty-six ... 86
Tbe number of ballots which wen rejected
aavold. on which NO vote for any candi
date fortho office of MFMBER OF ASSEM
BLY wascounted, was Slxlysaven 67
TWENTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of vote given ft tk
(Sleclion Sotirr.
offlce o'f MKKVoFASSF-iiilLY FORTHR "
TWENTY-8ECCND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Eight thousand one hundred and
twenty-nine 8,138
Of which HENRY IIACHEMEtSTER
recelrtd Fonr thousand seren huu
dred and Ofty-tbree 4,733
Or which JACOB KRIDER received
Oce thoussnd alx hundred and
eighty-eight 1. 088
Of wh'ch CHARLES 8HONOOOD re
ce.ved One thousand two hundred
and scveuty-nlne 1,20
Of which MARTIN FLY received Onu
htndreJ andeerenty 170
Or which EDWARD F. MONK reo I.eJ
feretitren 17
And of which there were BLANK, Two
liundrU and twenty two 332 8,12k
The n.tmber of general ballot! "proteited
aa marked fcr Iden'l.leatlon." allot "Mich
were counted lor the several oimllda-ee
voted thereon for the offics of MEMBER
OF ASSEMBLY, was Fl'ly-one 51
Ths number of ballots which were rejfp- ed
asold,nn which NO vote for any cituil
date for the office of MEMBEROF ASSKM
BLY wasootinted, vmSevenly-ihr c . ... 73
TWESTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on auch estimate ai.d canvais, that
The whole number nf votes given for thn
nm-fl of MKMBFR OF ASSEMBLY 10R
Till, TWENTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT wi Eleven thousand three hundr.-d
and forty-eight 11,818
Of which MARK J. LOWF.NTHAL re
ceived Flro tlioumnd four hunlrrn
and nlnetynvc ... 5,405
Or which THOMAS J. HAYDEN re
ceived Five thousand three hundred
andsirenty 5,370
Of which JOHN T. NIER receded One
huudred and slxty-elcht 109
Or which OEOROE MUNRO received
Forty-three 4a
And or which there were BLANK, Two
hundred and seveuty-tHo 97J 11,818
Tbenuirberof genoral I allots "protsted as
msrked for Identification." all of which
were rountcd Tor the several ca-idl 'a'es
voted thereonfortlu office of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Tjlrty-rour 84
The number of ballots whloh were rejected
aavold, 011 which NO vote for any candi
date for the office of MEMBER OF ASEM
HLir was counted, was Sixty-seven 07
TWENTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of votes given ror tho
offleo of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE TWENTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT waa Sovou thousand three hundred
andctghty-oue 7,881
Of which JOHN B. FITZGERALD re
ceived Four thousand ono hundred
and ulnety-slx 4,190
Of which MORRIS II, HART received
One thousand four hundred and
nlnety-oun 1,431
Or which LEON COHEN received One
thoussnd one hundred and ninety
six 1,1118
or which HERMAN PFENNIG re
ceded Three, hundred and forty-two. 319
or which 8. S. WILLIAMS received
Twenty 20
And of which there were BLANK, Ono
hundred and thlrty-slx 130 7,381
The number ot general ballots "protested as
marked for Identification." all of whloh
were counted Tor the several caudldatra
voted thereon for the office of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, waaTwenty.twu 22
The number ot ballots which were rejicled
as void, on which NO -. 010 Tor any candi
date ror the office ot MEMBER OF -ASSF-M-BLY
was counted, was Sixty-six 66
TWENTY-FIFTH AS3EMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on auch estimate and canvaas, that
The whole number of votes riven for the
office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FORTHB
TWLNTY-F1FTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Seven thousand and nine hundred 7,900
Of which JOHN A. WEEKES. Jr.. re.
celw-d Two thousand seven hundred
andtcn 2,710
Of which ALBERT W. OHR received
Two thousand fivo hundred and
sixty 3,560
Of which ALBERT S. WASHBURNE
received Ono thousand nine hundred
and ninety-Tour 1,094
OT which A. LEO EVERETT received
One hundred on" clnetj -one 101
Or which PERCY J. HALL received
Thlrty-flvo 35
OT which CHARLES W. FUES3 ro
celled Twenty-three 23
And of which there were BLANK,
Three hundred and eighty-seven 387 7,900
The number or general ballots " protested
as marked Tor Identification," all or which
were counted Tor the seieral cnndlda.es
oled thereon Tor the office or MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, wos One huudred and thirteen. 113
The number of ballots which were rejected
aa void, on which NO v ote for any candidate
for the office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
wai counted, was Eighty-one 81
TWENTY-SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of v otes given for the office
of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
TWENTY-SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Six thousand nine huudred and suven.. 6,007
Of which CHARLES S. SINSHEIMER
received Three thousand tlve hun
dred and nluety 3,590
01 which FRANK A. SOVAK received
Two thousand and tbtrty-nlno 2,030
Of which JOSEPH FRANZ received
Three hundred end eighty-nine 389
Of which FREDERICK RALL received
Thlrty-slx 30
Of which WILLIAM A. GOVE received
Thirteen 13
And of which there were BLANK,
Eight hundred and rorty 8400,007
Tho number or general ballots "protested as
marked ror Ideutlfi-atlou," all or which
wero counted for the i-everal candidates
voted thereon for tho office of MEMBER 01'
ASSEMBLY, was Sixty-three 63
The number of ballots which were rejected as
void, oil which NO vole for any candidate
for the offlce of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
was counted, wai bevcuty 70
TWENTY-SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears ou such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number or votes given Tor the oT
fice or MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY 1-OR THE
TWENTY-SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Seven thousand oue hundred and six
ty-one 7,161
OT which FRANCIS E. LAIMBEER re
ceived Two thouand eight hundred
and tweaty-threo 2,833
Or which CHARLES A. MOLLOY re
crhed Two thouiand two huudred
aud seventy-ouu 9,271
OT which CHARLES RUSSELL BURKE
received Onothousaud five huudred
and eighty-four 1,584
Of which OTTO ROSS received Ono
hundred aud seveut -one 171
Of which EGBERT O. BARTON re
celvedTwenty 20
And of which there were BLANK, Two
hundred and uluety-tuo 202 7,161
The numlier of gcucral ballots protested as
marked for Identification," nil of which
were counted for tho several candidates
voted then on for the office ot MEMBEROF
ASSLMBLY, wis Thirty-two 32
The number of ballots which were rejected
as -, old. on whloh NO votn for any candi
date for Urn office of MEMBEROF ASSEM
BLY was counted, Has Sixty-four 64
TWENTY-EIGHTII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears on such estimate and csnvaas, that
The whole number of votes given for the
office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE TWENTV-EIOllri! ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT was Seven thousand six hundred
and eighty-one 7,681
or which JOSEPH l.OREEN received
Four thousand six hundred and six-ty-one
4,601
Of which I.UCIAN L. BONHEUR re
ceived Ono thousand ono huudred
andfevenly-elght, 1,178
Of which HK-IIARD BOCK received
Six huml.-ed and live 1105
Of which CHARLES KNAI'PMANN
reietveil Fourleeu 14
And of which lltere were BLANK, One
thousand two hundred aud tw,ut)
thne . 1,333 7,681
The number of generul ballots "pratrMbri as
markid for Identification." rll of nlil h
were i-iiuntcd ror tin- . rcrnl eaudldatis
voted tlu-r.rn for II onico or MFMBER OF
AISEMBLY, was Mucin 16
ThnnumUr of ballots which were rejected
as void, uu w blcli NO tote forun) ,-hndl-laiefortheonlieot
MEMBER OF ASSl'M
BLY w a counted, was Fort-tlght 48
TWENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
That It appears on such estimate aud canvass, that
The whole number of votes alien for the
office or MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
TWENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Mno thousand thit-o huudrrd and
elghty-ntuo 9,380
Of which ALFRED F. SELIUSBKRO re
ceived Three thousand .x hiiudrott
and forty one . .... 3,641
Cf which JULIUS r. HU'.riKI. received
Tmo thousand eight iuinlrvd a-id
flftyouo 2,831
Of which NATHANIEL A. FLSBERG
received! wo thousand tlve hJiidrod
andflfly-Mivru . 3,397
Of wblb JEREMIAH T. I1HOOIC8 re
oelved Thlrtj'iiiiie 39
And of which Ihore uere BLANK,
Three hundred and one. . 301 9,880
The number of L-eneral I allots "trotcitrd
as marked fur Idriilincatlou." all of whi li
were counted for tho teiira! CHiidMatrs
voted thu eon for trio 1 flirt- nf MEMBER OF
Afcl-EMiLY. was Thirty ... 80
Thonumlvr of billots which were rejected
aa void, on which No vote for nny candi
date for the nffioe of MEMBER OF AH-.F.M-
BLY was counted, wns Twenty-tit. e 25
THIRTIETH ASSLMHI.V DISTRICT,
That It appears ousuch estlmat - and canvaas, that
Tha whole numb-r of votes given for the
office of MEMBK.ROF ASSEMBLY FOR'l HE
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT was
Nine thousand four hundred and twelve. ,, 9,418
Of WhlclOEORUE. WILUAU.UEYO.)
t
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t9SRl&LlAjBllBEMWI.xeV&3KfiffiTBfiWjiniMlltatt'i illTfT
-jfc)SSCB!lSII-PalrSBP-TP0.. 1 I.. 1 i i. 1 1 i-.-.
auction 3oUrtj!. '
Jr., received Five thousand one hun
dred anl thirty-four 8,134
Of which JOHN J. RYAN received One
thousand ilx hundred and fifty-six.. 1,650
Ot whloh cnARLES R. URCHERKR re
ceived One thousand four liundr.-a
and seventy-three 1,478
Of which ADOLPII ORORLINGER re
ceived Five hundred and twenty-five 083
Of wh'ch JOHN -T. M. 18S1NO reoelre.1
Four huudred and alx 40H
Ot whloh OEOROE W. MILLIOAN re
ceived Fifteen IS
AndoT which there were BLANK. Two
hundr.d tnl three 203 0,418
The number oT grnrral ballota " protested as
marked rr Idem Iflcatlon," all or which
were counted for the lereral candidates
vote 1 thereon for the office or MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Twinty five 33
The number oT ballots which were rejected
as void, on wid h NO vote Tor anr candi
date for the offlce of It EMBER OF ASSEM
BLY waa counted, was Furly-ilx 46
THIRTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears ousuch estimate and canvass, that
Tho whnl, number of votes given for the
nfflcoof MEMBEROF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
THIRTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DlrTRICTwas
Twelve thousand and seventy-two 12,079
Of which ALBERT F-. CRABTREE re
ceived Four thoustnd Seven hun
dred a id forty-seven 4,747
Of whloh FRANK McCABE received
Four thousand cne hundred and
eighty-one 4,181
Of which KMIL NKPPEL received
Nluety-one 01
Of which WILLIAM II. DRAPER re
ceived Fltty-three 53
And or wllch thero were BLANK,
Three thousand 8,00012,079
The number of g-neral ballots " protested aa
marked lor lilentlflci-tlon," a'l of which
were counted for the sevoral candidates
voted thereon for the office ot MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, hcs Seventeen 17
The number or ballota which were rejected
as void, on which NO vote Tor any candi
date Ti r the office or MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY waacouutel, was N.nety-one 91
THIRTY-SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appears en such estimate and canvass, that
The whole numh-r or votes given for the
offleo of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR
THE THIRTY-SECOND AI-8EMBLY DIS
TRICT wss Nine thousand eight hundred
and ninety-five 0,805
Of which THOMAS F. DONNELLY re
ceived Five thousand four hundred
and five 5,408
Or which EDWARD GILLESPIE re
ceived Ono thousaud eight hundred
and eight 1,801
Of which SAMUEL WEISS received
Fourhundred and fllty-one 451
Ot which KUGENS A.JOHNSON re
ceived One hundred and ninety-nine 190
OT which THEO. II. MACKEY received
Eighteen 18
And ol which there were BLANK, Two
thonsand and fourteen 3,014 9,895
The number of general ballots " protested aa
marked for Identification," all of which
ware counted for the sovcral eandldatea
voted tlo-reon Tor tbe office ot MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Seventy-five 75
The number of ballots which were rejected
aa void, on which NO vote for any oandl
dste ror tho office of MEMBER OF AS
SEMBLY wascounted, was Seventy-five.... 75
THIRTY-TniRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on auch estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of votes given for the oT
fico or MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY frOH THE
THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Eight thousand Tour hundred and
thirteen 8,413
OT which JOHN J. EUAN received
Four thousand two hundred and
thirty-three 4,833
OT which CORNELIUS J. REILLY re
ceived Two thousand two hundred
and twenty-two 2,393
Of which HARRY K. IIERBER ro
relnd One thousand one hundred
and Uxty-four 1,164
or which JOSEPH LEDERER received
One huudred and eighty-eight 183
or which ISAAC S. SHERRY received
Slxt-eevrn 07
OT which OTTO OULIGER received
Sixty-five 63
Or which CHARLES N. MAZZA re
ceived fifteen 15
And or which there were BLANK,
Four hundred and lirty-nlne 459 8,418
The number or general ballots " protested aa
marked tor Identification," all or which
were counted for the aeveral candidates
voted thrrron for the offlce of MEMBER
OF ASSEMBLY, waa Forty-seven 47
Tbenumbcror ballots whlc'i were rejectee,
as void, on which NO vote Tor any candi
date for tbe offlce ot MEMBER OF ASSEM
BLY wai counted, waa Sixty-seven 67
TniRTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRIOT.
That It appeara on auch estimate and canvass, that
Tbe whole number of rotes given for the
office of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
THIRTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
was Fourteen thousand six hundred and
nlnety-rour 14,694
Of which LYMAN W. REDINQTON re
ceived Seven thousand two hundred
and fitty-threo 7,253
Or which ALFRED B. HALL, JR., re
cslved Threo thousand three hun
dred and eighteen 8,81s
Or which WILLIAM O. KIRKLAND re
ceived Two thouiand two hundred
and Torty-elght 3,848
Or whlchJEROME r. REILLY received
One thousand one hundred and fifty
one 1,151
Of whllh BERNHARD WILCKE re
ceived Three hundred and fifty 350
Otwhlcb DELLMER CRANDALL re
celved Thirty-one 31
And of which there were BLANK,
Three hundred and forty-three 34314,694
The number or general ballota " protested
as marked Tor Identification," alt or which
were counted for the sevoral candtdatea
voted thereon for the office of MEMBER OF
ASSEMBLY, was Sixty five 65
The number of ballots which were rejected
as void, on which NO vote for any candi
date for the office ot MEMBER OF AS
SEMBLY was counted, waa Eighty-three.. 83
THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
That It appeara on auch estimate and canvass, that
The whole number of votes given Tor tbe or
flee of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE
THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT waa
Sixteen thousand nine hundred and twenty-four
16,034
OT which RICHARD II. MITCHELL re
ceived Eight tiiousand three hundred
and elghty-ulne 8,389
OT which CHARLES II. CRONIN re
ceived six thousand nine hundred
and twenty-seven 6,937
OT which JOHN J. KINN'EALLY re.
celved Five hundred and nrty-slx... 556
or which COLLIN F. JEWELL re
ceived Ninety-six 06
And or which there were BLANK,
Nine bundled aud fifty six 05(119,024
The number of general ballots "protested aa
marked lor Identification," all of which
were counted for the several caudldatea
voted thereon for tho offlce of MEMBER
OF ASSEMBLY, was Seventy-seven 77
The number of t atlote which were rejected
as void, on which NO vote for any candi
date for the offlce or MEMBER OF ASSEM.
BLY was rountcd, was One hundred and
twenty-four 124
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT WESTCHESTER.
That It appears on auch estimate and canvaas, that
The whole number of votes given for the offlce of
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TIIK FIRST
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT (WESTCHESTER)
was rive Hundred aud sixty-one 561
Of which JARED SANDFORD re
ceived Three hundred and thirty
two 333
Of which ALFRED II. SMITH re
ceived Onehuudiedandtblrty eight. 131
Of which WILLIAM ORANEY re
ceived beveu . 7
Of which II. II. MAIRSreC4).ved Three. 3
And of which thero were BLANK,
Eighty-one 81 061
The number of general ballots proteited aa
marked Tor Identification," all or whloh
were counted for the tuvrr.il caudldates
volrd thereuii for the office of MLMBKR OF
ASSEMBLY, was One 1
The numlier of ballots which werj r'Jeited as
void, ou which NO vote for anyiandldate
for the offi,e of MEMBER OK ASSEMBLY
w ai loomed, w ai rour ,.., 4
SECOND ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT-WESTOHESTER,
That It appj-irs 011 such estlmste and canvass, that
The whole numi-er of votes given Tor the or
flee of MI.MIIF.lt OF ASSEMBLY FORTHB
btCOND ASMfcMBI.Y DIoTRUT (VVF.aT
CHEr-TKR) wailhrto thousaud aud ten 3,010
Of whlih WILLIAM J. ORANEY re
celled fnirf thous-iud nine hundred
Hid rtsty one 1,1)51
Of nhli'. ilFORGE II. MAIRS received
Nim- hMidred aud thirty 030
And of which tliero wrre BLANK, One
hundred and tweiity-ulue . . 1208,010
The 111 ni'ier of general ballots "protested as
nurkid for Identification," allot which were
counted for the several luudtdul s voted
thereon for the offi -e of MLMBKR OF AS-r-EMRI.Y,
was Ten .. 10
The number or ballots wh'ch wero rejected as
void, 011 which NO voto for any candidate
for lh ofilce of MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
was i-ouiileil, was Tweuty one 31
We certify this ststement to iworreet, and have
caued lh same toll) Atletted b- the stgnaturesof
the Chairmen and a inability or ihi II lard and tho
Secrelnry thereof, this voih day ot November, A. D,
one thousund eight hundred ami ninety seveu.
JNO. 1 OAKLEY, Chairman.
WM. II TEN EYCK, i-ecrelarj
jno. j muhi'IIY, John j. oimii'N,
I.1.1AS I.OOJ31AN. H BERT MUH.
COLLI Nil WOODWARD, 1 IIUISTIAN OOETZ,
FRF.D'K L. MAhSIIA. I., HL'FU.s It. KANKALL.
CHAltll'.rsA PAHKKIt, THOMAS M CAMI'LELL,
AN HF.rV ItO IVeON. Hlr.lU.UICK j, WARF,
JMtrMIAH KFH.NErlt'K, JACOB V WUND.
CIIAlll.lji WlNK. HEN'Ri L. bCuLOL.
Stati of Sew York, City and County of Arte York,
County CltrK'a Office, ss.l
I HEREBY CERTIFY mat 1 have compared the fore-
iiJ.l!li8UaaW.ll!ff-.?.-S.lttWto,i..ll1, u'i. 'Ti-sfffnfff
tftectiPR llotlrof.
. -i!-,!--aeHityiij-nj-ira.t .1 -' -1 st n,a"ii,'sassi aaitiiH'irifi-iri-M-
going with the original Statement on flleln thUefnati,
snd that It Is a correct transcript therefrom andof M
the whole of said original. ,,.,M,U jBM
Wltmaa my hand and official teal at Jm
; ; the New Oiiuntv Court House, In the Cltr BBH
: L. 8, : andCountyof New Yorx, ibis d day ot B1H
; November, on thouaand eight hundred laBJJ
and ntnety-ieven. ..-- bbH
I1KNRY T). rURROY. flH
Clerk of tha County ot New York. jD
Declaration of tho nHsiM
BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS W
of tho County of Now York lB
Id relation lo veles glveis far jHtl
Mimnnni or AHsnitiBiyr. R
The Board of County Canvassers of the County ot H
New York, having canvassed and estimated the vote Bl
given In tue several Election Districts In each ot tha eaVl
Assembly Districts of said County, at the Oensral M
Election held on tbe vf.l ilny of November, A. D. 1897. !
DO HEREBY CERTIFY, DETERMINE AND DB !
CLARE! JHtf
HfiMnKfit OP Arrartnnl.V. s Bal
That DANIEL E. FINN, WlM
by the greatest number ot votes, was duly elected HVl
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE FIRST ASSEM MlfjV.
BLY DISTRICT ot the County of New York.
That JAMF.S OLITEA. Kft
by tho greatest number of votes, waa duly elected HKT'
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE SECOND AB El'
Se-MBLY DISTRICT or tbe County or New York. KE?L
That DOMINICK V. MULLANEY, HaU
by the r-reatest number of votes, waa duty elected, la8HaW
MKMPE.t OF AIRKMBLY FOR THE THIRD ASSEM Bk
BLY DISTRICT of the County ot New York. BaWes
That PATRICK II. ROCHE, Hafl
by the greatest numlier or votes, was duly elected Hff)
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE FOURTH AD Wi
SLMBLY DISTRICT ot tbe County or New York. ., Snk?
That WILLIAM ASTOR CHANLEH, KaVr
by the greatest number or votes, was duly elected lfl$
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE FIFTH A8SZat WSfr,
BLY DISTRICT ot the County of New York, Wtv
That TIMOTHY P. SULLIVAN, Hir
by the greatest numlier of votee. was dnly electer) aVlIe
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE SIXTH ASSEM Kltf
BLY DISTRICT or tho County of New York. wMK
That JOHN F. MAIIER, DaH
by the greatest number ot votes, waa duly sleeted) H
Member of assembly for the seventh, ao mM
SEMBLY DIBTR1C l' or the County ot New York. loal
That CHARLES 8. ADt.F.R. NH
by the greatest number of votes, waa dnly elected bb8b1
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE EI01ITH ASSEIC KIH
BLY DISTRICT or tbe County ot New York. nM
That N. TAYLOR PHILLIPS, Mm
by the greatest number oT votes, waa duly electee! SlM
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE NINTH ABSBaU IflVl
BLY DISTRICT or the County or New York. aWfd3
That JULIUS HARBURGF.R, Wljfc
by the greatest number oT votes, waa duly elactetT .wtftw.
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE TENTH AS3KH ' .TWUl
BLY DISTRICT or the County or Now York. 'i8H
That JOHN J. O'CONNOR, fH
by the greatest number or votes, waa dnly electecl UbIbw
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TUE ELEVENTH AW BaK
SEMBLY DISTRICT of the County of New York. HVi
That JOSEPH SCHULUM, IC
by the greatest number of votes, waa duly elected HaV
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TUB TWELFTH AS WK&
SEMBLY DISTRICT ol the County of New York. MP!
That TATRICK F. TRAINOR, KS
by the greatest number or votes, waa dnly eleoted al
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE THIRTEENTlt Wife?
ASSEMBLY DISTRIOT of the County or New York.
That JACOB FRITZ. Hfi!9
by the greatest number or votee. waa duly elected LffaavQ
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE FOURTEENTH FaaBV
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ot the County of New York. JKvS
That THOMAS SMITH, sflft
by the greatest number of votes, was duly elected PaaH
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE FIFTEENTH ACW BatW
SEMBLY DISTRICT of the County ot New York. fjTB
That BENJAMIN nOFFMAN, B
by the greatest number or votes, waa duly elected !
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FORTIIE SIXTEENTH AS I 'JW
BBMBLY DISTRICT ol tbe County ot New York. -tSL
That JOHN F. BRENNAN, ' .tWC
by the greatest number ot votes, waa duly elected laWrS
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE SEVENTEENTH W!i
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ot the Count) ot New York. U'
That CHARLES P. DILLON, V .J
by the greatest number ot votes, waa duly eleoted fltH
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH )'
ASSEMBLY DLS TRICT of tho County ot New York. K?S
That CORNELIUS F. COLLINS, MM
by the greatest number of votes, was duly eleoted Hrc!!
MEMRER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TUE TWENTIETH AS nli'S
SEMBLY DISTRIOT of the County ot New York. pi
That TnOMAS J. MURRAY. .
by the greatest number of votes, waa duly elected Lw&fc
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST KwM
ASSEMBLY DISTRIOT of tbe County ol New York. Mlif?
That HENRY 1TACHEMEISTER, j
by the greatest number or votes, was duly elected jul$
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE TWENTY-SEO "m.'S
OND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ot the County or New VM
That MARK J. LOWENTHAL, JMX
by the greateat number or rotes, waa dnly elected .iVnl
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE TWENTY-THIRD (V I
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the County of Mew Tork. vElr,
That JOHN B. FITZGERALD, ' IB
by the greatest number of votes, waa dnly elected I
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE TWENTY
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the County of ,
New York. ;,B
That JOHN A. WEEKES, Jr., 1
by the greatest number of votes, waa dnly elected m
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TUB TWENTY 'ill
J-TFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ot the County of New H
York.
That CHARLES S. BINBHEIMER,
by the greatest number of rotes, waa duly eleoted laB
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TnE TWENTY-SIXTH VBg
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the County of New York. y
That FRANCIS E. LAIMBEER,
by the greatest number of rotes, wss duly elected !
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TnB TWENTY L.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the County ol M
New York. 0
That JOSEPH I. OREEN, V
by the greateat number of rotes, waa duly eleoted ft
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE TWENTY Bfe
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the County oj ' ffj
New York.
That ALFRED F. SEUQSBERO, :
by the greatest number of rotes, waa dnly eleotaol il
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE T WENTY-NINTH M
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the County of New Tork. I W
That GEORGE WILLIAM MEYER, Jr., )
by the greatest number ot rotes, waa duly elected) IIH
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR TnE THIRTIETK IW
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT or tho County or New York. wk
That ALBERT E CRABTREE, W
by the greatest number ot votes, waa dnly electee- laVJ
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE THIRTY-FIRS? '
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of tbe County of New York. H
That THOMAS F. DONNELLY, JH
bv the greatest number or votes, waa duly eleoted IH
Member of assembly for thethirty-seoono r
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of tho County of New York. I
That JOHN J. EGAN, M
by tho greatest number or votes, waa duly elected !il
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE THIRTY-THinB 19
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the County ot New York. I
That LYMAN W. REDINGTON, jfl
by the greatest numtier of votes, waa dnly eleoted H
MEMBEROF ASSEMBLY FOR THE THIRTY-FOURTH M
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of tbe County or New York. H
That RICHARD II. MITCHELL,
by the greatest number of votes, waa duly eleoted An
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR THE THIRTY-FIFTH 8al
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of tbe County or New York. f
We certiry this Declaration to be oorrect. and hava I
earned lbs same to be attested by the atgnaturea off m
tbe Chairman and a majority or this Board and tha m
Secretary thereof, this VOth day of November, A. O, M
oue thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven. fl
JN'O. T. OAKLEY, Chairman. W
WM. 11. TEN EYCK, Secretary. W
JOHN J. MURPHY, JOHN J. O'BRIEN, H
KLIAS GOODMAN, ROBERT MUH, at
COLLIN II, WOODWARD, CHRISTIAN OOETZ. 9
FRED'K U MARSHALL, RUFUS 11. RANDALL. Hi
CHAIlLEl A. PARKER, THOMAS M. OAHPBELta. til
ANDREW ROBINSON, FREDERICK A. WAReT ID
JEREMIAH KENNEFICK, JACOB O. WUND. if
CHARLES WINES, HENRY L. SCHOOL. H
fi'fure of A'eio For, City and County of Nte Yorb. I
County Clerk't (Jfllee. f 1 m I I
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have compared tha I
foregoing with the original Declaration on file In thle I
omco, and that It Is a correct transcript therefrom I
nd of tho whole or said original. 1
: ": Wltnss my hand and official aeal A3 ) fl
: : the New County Court llouie, in the Cltr M
1 L.B. : and County of New York, this Slid 1
; : dsy or November, one thousand eight M
; : hundred and ninety-seven. a
Clerk ot the County or New York. JK
Htatement of the U
BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS fl
or tho County of Now York
In rrlnlloii fa sofes tlieu for U
MKniiiKti up AtnEitni.r. jfl
The Ilnerfl or ooun'y Canvasiera or tho Countr af areas
New York, having met In the Chamber or thu Roarrl oaaa
or A.ilermen of tin City of Now York, ou tho nth. aal
lothlltii. IKili. l.iih. ISth. Iilth. 17.?; ihtniSa n
vuilnlaiaur Nuvember, and tho Mth, 16th and IdtS flai
dar.iif Iiceeiiibar, I SJ7, to canvasi aud estimate the 111
voles given In the eoveral Election Dlstrlcu.of asld ll
County at the General (.union held on the 9d day of IH
(OLIOWSi "" for,"aul'l,OCl-riFYArJ HI
I lilt .IfRnill-ll OP AHSRvHILV. tjfl
NINETEENTH Af-SEMHLY DISTRICT. M
That It appeara on such estimate and canvass, that) laV
Tho wholo numlier of votes given for the IP
office, of MFMBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR Ifl
THE NlN(.TF,r.NTII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT J
o Ten thouiand sevcu hundred and nine-
fy-elgui t f ft( 10 78i flaa
CI ' hlch ROBERT MA ZET received
Threo tbuiikaud ono hundred and fl
Ulrlyulue 8 139 V
or which SOLOMON v. WEILL re AH
celved Three ih maud six huudred Baal
andsmentythrve 8 078 !
Ol which Pt.HF.S5 M. STEW AUTr're ' II
i-elveii Three thousand five hundred ,( as
aud twent) -seven .. .... 8 887 ll
0fr!iCUi..'h."-MM ""CKSATn're- ' II
oelved Elgbty-fuur B4 I
M?!'."',h JOIN WALLACE rooe'lied II
And ot which there wrj ULANK Hi
Three hundred and thirteen....."..; 818-10 TUB HJ
The number or general ballota" protested as KM
marked ror Identification." ail of which Nil
were counted lor the aeveral oiiiluJi, ,t )1
MMallla ill 1 HMlT