NOTE-The difference in totals between the above table and in some of the county tables is due to the difference between the Total vote for Elias Root, Pro., 17,205; Theodore F. Cuno, Soc.-Lab., 18,710; Lawrence J. McParlin, Pop., 8,344. The following is the amendment to Section 7. The lands of the State, now FORESTRY AMENDMENT. shall not be leased, sold or exchanged, to be taken by any corporation, public or private, nor shall the timber thereon be sold, removed or destroyed. The Legislature may authorize the leasing, for such term as it may by law fix, of a parcel of not more than five acres of land in the forest preserve to any one person for camp and cottage purposes. The Legislature may also authorize the exchange of lands owned by the State situate outfor side the forest preserve lands not owned by the State situate within the VOTE FOR OTHER CANDIDATES. Totals. Dutchess Co. Queens Co... N. Y. Co... 6687 132583 6624 132855 6863 139981 G. J. Garretson, Rep...1437 105204 9272 18393 5810 18860 13840 4235 2337 11922 191310 W. W. Goodrich, Rep..1437 105206 9276 18128 5791 18890 13398 4233 2337 11918 190674 M. H. Hirschberg, Rep.1433 104970 9268 18048 5408 18828 14061 4237 2337 11925 190515 Sam'l T. Maddox, Rep. 1435 107792 9262 18022 5695 18875 13810 4235 2337 11931 193399 Jno. Fleming, Sil. Dem. 1461 78601 3894 12342 4597 11884 9016 3077 1024 W. F. O'Neill, Sil. Dem.1460 78353 3880 12199 4898 11921 9710 3083 1024 S. D. Stephens, S. Dem.1518 83102 4286 12887 4909 12241 9221 3222 1085 Thos. S. Moore, Dem...1519 80309 4260 12794 4909 12451 9221 3222 1085 5175 60 299 602 379 836 229 164 61 270 C. J. Patterson, N. Dem. 5059 403 60 639 370 824 196 159 61 263 J. W. Greene, Nat. Dem. *Totals for other candidates: W. Farrington, Fro., 2,497; Coleridge A. Hart, Pro., 2,424; A. L. Martin, Pro., 2,426; A. De Groot, Pro., 2,511; E. McGovern, Soc.-Lab., Soc.5,321; J. Bechler, Soc.-Lab., 5,290; C. Ludwig, Soc.-Lab., 5,301; L. Stamm, Lab., 5,377. 6863 136663 8175 8034 VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. I. (Suffolk and Queens Counties).— Joseph M. Belford, Rep., 27,191; Wm. D. Marvel, Dem., 15,923; Wm. A. Hazard, Dem. (S. M.), 1,700; Joseph P. Jones, Soc.-Lab., 929. II. (Brocklyn: Wards 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 11 and 20).-Denis M. Hurley, Rep., 18,268; John M. Clancy, Dem. (Sil.), 15,901; Wm. C. Redfield, Dem. (S. M.), 1,561; I. K. Funk, Pro, 103; E. T. Holmes, Soc.-Lab., 152. III. (Brooklyn: Wards 3, 4, 9, 10, 29 and parts of 22, 23.)-Francis H. Wilson, Rep., 23,813; Chas. F. Brandt, Dem. (Sil.), 16,260; John A. Hennessy, Dem. (S. M.), 1,811; W. B. Waldron, Pro., 153; C. L. Furman, Soc.-Lab., 231. IV. (Brooklyn: Wards 8, 12, 24, 25, 26; 30, 31, 32 and parts of 22 and 23). -Israel F. Fischer, Rep., 25,810; Thos. F. Larkin, Dem. (Sil.), 18,381; Theodore S. Nye, Dem. (S. M.), 1,036; J. E. Ramsey, Pro., 129; A. Klein, Soc.-Lab., 607. V. (Brooklyn: Wards 18, 21, 27, 28 and parts of 13 and 19).-Chas. G. Bennett, Rep., 22,605; Thos. S. Delaney, Dem. (Sil.). 14,186; Jos. S. Van Wyck, Dem. (S. M.), 805; A. A. Walker, Pro., 78; Geo. Schmidt, Soc.-Lab., 1,677. VI. (Brooklyn: Wards 14. 15, 16, 17 and parts of 13 and 19).-James R. Howe, Rep., 15,314; Wm. Fickerman, Dem. (Sil.), Walsh, 14.287; Daniel J. Dem. (S. M.), 354; C. H. Parmateer, Pro., 60; G. A. Rosenblath, Soc.-Lab., 941; J. J. Conklin, Pop., 144; O. E. Langer, Ind., 111. VII. (New-York City: First and part of Second and Third Assembly Districts and Richmond County).-Franklin Bartlett, Dem. (S. M.) and Rep., 3,634; J. H. G. Vehslage, Tam., 6,462; John W. Rhines, Pro., 29; John H. Moore, Soc.Lab., 51. VIII. (New-York City: Parts of Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighteenth and Twenty-fifth Assembly Districts).J. Murray Mitchell, Rep., Dem. (S. M.), 10,488; James J. Walsh, Tam., 9,219; W. F. Westerfield, Soc.-Lab., 140; J. C. Witter, Pro., 84. IX. (New-York City: Parts of Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth, Tenth, Sixteenth and all of the Twelfth Assembly Districts). Timothy J. Campbell, Dem. (S. M.), Rep., 8,379; Thos. J. Bradley, Tam., 11,002; D. De Leon, Soc.-Lab., 4,371; W. MacElveen, Pro., 26. X. (New-York City: Parts of Third, Fifth, Seventh, Thirteenth, Twenty-fifth and all of Ninth and Eleventh Assembly Districts).-Clarence W. Meade, Rep., 14,245; Calvin Tompkins, Dem. (S. M.), 512; Amos J. Cummings, Tam., 17,446; Wm. Ruddy, Soc.-Lab., 411; F. Hamlin, Pro., 139. of XI. (New-York City: Parts of Sixth, Eighth, Tenth, Sixteenth and all Fourteenth Assembly Districts).-Ferdinand Eidman, Rep., 10,435; Thos. O'Connor, Dem. (S. M.), 306; Wm. Sulzer, Tam., 12,195; H. Miller, Soc.-Lab., 2,011; J. E. Hanson, Pro.. 42. XII. (New-York City: Parts of Eighteenth, Twenty-second, Twenty-fifth, Twenty-seventh and all of Twentieth Assembly Districts).-Chas. A. Hess, Rep., 11,038; Geo. B. McClellan, Tam. and Dem. (S. M.), 12,815; Marion M. Miller, Pop., 831; C. B. Copp, Soc.-Lab., 385; W. S. Hobbs, Pro., 93. XIII. (New-York City: Parts of Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Twentysecond, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth Assembly Districts).Richard C. Shannon, Rep., 15,413; J. Henry Madden, Dem. (S. M.), 1,029; Thos. W. Smith, Tam., 14,067; J. J. Murphy, Pop., 505; I. Phillips, Soc.-Lab., 594; T. F. Rightmire, Ind. Rep., 419; F. M. Hammond, Pro., 91. XIV. (New-York City: Parts of Fifteenth, Sever teenth, Nineteenth, Twentyfirst, Twenty-third, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eighth, Twentyninth, Thirty-first and all of Twentysixth Assembly Districts).-Lemuel E. Quigg, Rep., 27,875; Chas. V. Fornes, Dem. (S. M.), 2.414; John Q. Adams, Tam., 18,553; R. Mortan, Soc.-Lab., 1,235; B. T. Rogers, jr., Pro., 137. XV. (New-York City: Parts of Twenty-first, Twenty-third, Twenty-eighth, Twenty-ninth, Thirty-first, Thirty-fourth and all of Thirtieth, Thirty-second and Thirty-third Assembly Districts).-Philip B. Low, Rep. and Dem. (S. M.), 29,602; Wm. H. Burke, Tam., 22,520; A. Fisk, Pop., 224; E. K. Thomas, Soc.Lab., 1,804; O. A. Gage, Pro., 122. C. XVI. (Parts of Annexed District and Thirty-fourth and all of Thirty-fifth Assembly Districts and Westchester County). Wm. L. Ward, Rep., 30,709; Benj. L. Fairchild, Rep., 770; James V. Lawrence, Dem. (S. M.), 1,697; Eugene B. Travis, Tam., 23,456; James H. Hardy, Pro., 461; L Sanial, Soc.-Lab., 1,299. XVII. (Rockland, Orange and Sullivan Counties).-Benjamin B. Ödell, jr., Rep., 22,622; Rob't. A. Widenmann, Dem. (S. M.), 445; David A. Morrison, Dem. (Sil.), 15.500; Joseph Schmitt, Soc.-Lab., 86. XVIII. (Putnam, Dutchess and Ulster Counties).-John H. Ketcham, Rep., 25,531; Henry Metcalf, Dem. (S. M.), 462; Rich'd E. Connell, Dem. (Sil.), 15,956. XIX. (Columbia and Rensselaer Countles).-A. V. B. Cochrane, Rep., 23,509; Elmer T. Haines, Dem. (S. M.), 389; Geo. G. Miller, Dem. (Sil.), 17,735; Lawrence A. Boland, Soc.-Lab., 135; Nathaniel D. Powers, Pro., 472. XX. (Albany County).-Geo. N. Southwick, Rep., 22,342; Simeon Holroyd, Dem. (S. M.), 401; Thos. F. Wilkinson, Dem. (Sil.), 17,637; J. C. Sanford, Pro., 231; E. O. Smith, Soc.-Lab., 201. XXI. (Greene, Schoharie, Otsego, Montgomery and Schenectady Counties).David F. Wilber, Rep., 28,567; Leslie P. Clarke, Dem. (S. M.), 464; John H. Bagley, Dem. (Sil.), 22,267. XXII. (Fulton, Hamilton, Saratoga and St. Lawrence Counties).-Lucius N. Littauer, Rep., 32,269; John C. Greene, Dem., 676; James T. Sweetman, Pro., 1,640. XXIII. (Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Warren and Washington Counties).Wall.ce T. Foote, jr., Rep., 30,475; Winfield A. Huppuch, Dem., 494: Dr. M. S. Fero, Pro.. 452. XXIV. (Jefferson, Lewis and Orange Counties).-Charles A. Chickering, Rep., 27,242; Oscar M. Wood, Dem., 16,248; F. B. Devendorf, Pro., 870. XXV. (Herkimer and Oneida Counties). James S. Sherman, Rep., 26,996; Cornelius Haley, Dem., Pop., 16,512; W. D. Towsley, 862. XXVI. (Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Tioga and Tompkins Counties).-Geo. W. Ray, Rep., 34,686; Chas. S. Hall, Dem. (S. M.), 513; Alexander D. Wales, Dem., Pop., 20,383; Wm. C. Moulton, Pro., 1,512. XXVII. (Madison and Onondaga Counties). Theo. L. Poole, Rep., 22,657; James J. Belden, Rep., Dem. (S. M.), 27,427; Chas. N. Corregan, Soc.-Lab., 827; Heman D. Fulton, Pro., 638. XXVIII. (Cayuga, Cortland, Ontario, Wayne and Yates Counties).-Sereno E. Payne, Rep., 33,628; Francis O. Mason, Dem. (S. M.), 468; Robt. L. Drummond, Dem. (Sil.), 19,822. XXIX. (Chemung, Schuyler, Seneca and Steuben Counties).-Chas. W. Gillet, Rep., 27,192; Demerville Page, Dem. (S. M.), 369; Henry W. Bowers, Dem. (Sil.), 17,994. A. C. XXX. (Genesee, Livingston, Niagara, Orleans and Wyoming Counties).-James W. Wadsworth, Rep.. 28,478, Geo. Sweet, Dem. (S. M.), 409: Frank P. Hulette, Dem. (Sil.), 19,066; John Ideson, Pop., 397; Freeman Williams, Pro., 1,269. XXXI. (Monroe County).-Henry Brewster, Rep., 25,399; William H. Davis, Dem. (S. M.), 386; Wm. E. Ryan, Dem. (Sil.), 17,109; Wm. J. McPherson, Ind. Rep., 89; Wm. R. Hunt, Pro., 562; F. E. Silverman, Soc.-Lab., 488; H. W. Sneck, Pop., 617. XXXII. (Buffalo: Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 19 and 20).Rowland B. Mahany, Rep., 18.623; Mark B. Moore, Dem. (S. M.), 313; Chas. Rung, Dem. (Sil.), 14,765; S. Lockwood, Pro., 84; Joseph Otto, Soc.-Lab., 252.. XXXIII. (Buffalo: Wards 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, and remainder of Erie County).-D. S. Alexander, Rep., 27,573; Geo. Wing, Dem. (S. M.), 931; H. W. Richardson, Dem. (Sil.), 14,636; John A. Sayles, Pro., 425; A. Miller, Soc.-Lab., 204. XXXIV. (Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties).-Warren B. Hooker, Rep., 30,696; Staley N. Wood, Dem. (S. M.), 422; D. F. Allen, Rep., Pop., 3,298; Ancel M. Taylor, Pro., 1,279. NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE FOR 1897. SENATORS AND ADDRESSES. Elected November, 1895. Terms, three years. Numerals denote the district represented. II. I. Richard Higbie, Rep., Babylon. Theodore Koehler, Dem., Long Island City. III. Frank Gallagher, Dem., Brooklyn, 11 Cheever place. IV. George W. Brush, Rep., Brooklyn, 2 Spencer place. V. Michael J. Coffey, Dem., Brooklyn, 42 Fourth place. VI. Peter H. McNulty, Dem., Brooklyn, 211 St. John's place. VII. Patrick H. McCarren, Dem., Brooklyn, 169 Wythe-ave. VIII. Albert A. Wray, Rep., Brooklyn, 527 Putnam-ave. IX. Julius L. Wieman, Rep., Brooklyn, 93 Jefferson-st. X. John F. Ahearn, Dem., New-York, 41 Gouverneur-st. XI. *Timothy D. Sullivan, Dem., New-York, 17 Great Jones-st. XII. Samuel J. Foley, Dem., New-York, 5 Willett-st. XIII. Bernard F. Martin, Dem., New-York, 1,266 Boston Road. XIV. Thomas F. Grady, Dem., NewYork, 151 East Thirtieth-st. XV. Frank D. Pavey, Rep., New-York, 435 Fifth-ave. XVI. Louis Munzinger, Dem., New York, 212 West Twenty-sixth-st. XVII. Charles B. Page, Rep., New-York, 352 West Fiftysixth-st. Featherson, XVIII. Maurice Dem., New-York, 360 East Seventy-ninthst. XIX. John Ford, Rep., New-York, 118 West Ninety-fourth-st. XX. Jacob A. Cantor, Dem., New-York, 137 West 120th-st. XXI. Charles L. Guy, Dem., New-York, Mott-ave. and 165th-st. XXII. J. Irving Burns, Rep., Yonkers. XXIII. *Clarence Lexow, Rep., Nyack. XXIV. William C. Daley, Rep., Chatham, XXV. Charles Davis, Rep., Saugerties. XXVI. †John Grant, Rep., Andes. XXVII. Hobart Krum, Rep., Schoharie. XXVIII. Edgar T. Brackett, Rep., Saratoga Springs. XXIX. Myer Nussbaum, Rep., Albany. XXX. Legrand C. Tibbits, Rep., Troy. XXXI. George Chahoon, Rep., Ausable Forks. XXXII. George R. Malby, Rep., Ogdensburg. XXXIII. Walter L. Brown, Rep., Oneonta. XXXIV. *Henry J. Coggeshall, Ind., Waterville. XXXV. *Joseph Mullin, Rep., Watertown. XXXVI. Horace White, Rep., Syracuse. XXXVII. Nevada N. Stranahan, Rep., Fulton. XXXVIII. William E. Johnson, Rep., Waverly. XXXIX. Benjamin Wilcox, Rep., Auburn. XL. Edwin C. Stuart, Rep., Ithaca. XLI. John S. Sheppard, Penn Yan. XLII. *John Raines, Rep., Canandaigua. XLIII. *Cornelius R. Parsons, Rep., Rochester. XLIV. Henry Harrison, Rep., Brockport. XLV. Timothy E. Ellsworth, Rep., Lockport. XLVI. Lester H. Humphrey, Rep., War saw. M. XLVII. Charles Lamy, Rep., Buffalo. XLVIII. Simon Siebert, Rep., Buffalo. XLIX. George A. Davis, Rep., Lancaster. L. Frank W. Higgins, Rep., Olean. Republicans, 35: Democrats, 14; Independent, 1; total, 50. Members of the last Senate. Vice James Ballantine, died, 1896. ASSEMBLYMEN. TERM 1 YEAR. ALBANY-I. Robert G. Scherer, Rep., Albany; II. James B. McEwan, Rep., Albany; III. George T. Kelly, Dem., Albany; IV. J. D. Leversee, Rep., Cohoes. ALLEGANY-Fred A. Robbins, Ind. Rep., Angelica. BROOME I. Charles E. Fuller, Rep., Conklin; II. Charles F. Tupper, Rep., Binghamton. CATTARAUGUS-I. Charles H. Miller, Rep., Yorkshire; II. Gervease A. Matteson, Rep., East Otto. CAYUGA-I. W. Clarence Sheldon, Rep., Sennett; II. Eugene B. Rounds, Rep., New-Hope, CHAUTAUQUA-I. Frederick R. Peterson, Rep., Jamestown; II. Samuel Frederick Nixon, Rep., Westfield. CHEMUNG-John Henry Holbert, Rep., Chemung. Meridale. DUTCHESS-I. John A. Hanna, Rep., Dover Plains; II. Augustus B. Gray, Rep., Poughkeepsie. ERIE-I. Cornelius Coughlin, Dem., Buffalo; II. Henry Wayland Hill, Rep., Buffalo; III. William Maloney, Dem., Buffalo; IV. William Schneider, Rep.. Buffalo; V. Charles Braun, Rep., Buffalo; VI. Nicholas J. Miller, Rep., Buffalo; VII. Henry L. Steiner, Rep., Akron; VIII. Heman M. Blasdell, Rep., North Collins. ESSEX-James H. Pierce, Rep., Bloom ingdale. JEFFERSON-I. Walter Zimmerman, Rep., Brownville; II. Cornelius J. Clark, Rep., Carthage. KINGS (addresses of all, Brooklyn)-I. Thomas H. Wagstaff, Rep.; II. John McKeown, Dem.; III. Thomas H. Cullen, Dem.; IV. George W. Wilson, Rep.; V. John C. Knaup, Rep.; VI. Edward H. M. Roehr, Rep.; VII. George H. Parshall, Rep.; VIII. James Lennon, jr., Dem.; IX. John J. Cain, Dem.; X. William L. Perkins, Rep.; XI. Lucien Samuel Bayliss, Rep.; XII. Henry E. Abell, Rep.; XIII. Orrion L. Forrester, Rep.; XIV. John M. Zurn, Dem.; XV. Joseph Murray, Rep.; XVI. Edward C. Brennan, Rep.; XVII. Henry Marshall, Rep.; XVIII. George J. Soper, Rep.; XIX. Frederick Schmid, |