The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02


convection thereof be adudged guilty mlsdcmeanor
In the county jail for SIX months,
Votes received contrary to the above provision are
fraudulent. aud VIII vitiate an election.
The Police Regulations.
While there is no reason to apDrehend breach OF
the peace IN any OF The districts of the city to-day the
arrangements made by the Superintendent Of Police
are such as will prevent the possibility OF unseemly
disturbance at the polls and VIII, therefore, be
heartily supported by the citizens. These very precise
and particular orders have been issued by the
Superintendent To the different captains precincts
and are given below
GENERAL onprH-So; 5si 60 rosa
You w on Tuesday, November Z, order The wGosof your
duty at SUNRISE except those detailed BY the
se 81 oar @g na d a o ass
@ e sem the :, s III. vsr a
entitled vote may have opportunity to do so in safety
sergeant fully competent % work sunrise to sunset
In you While nr ne election g9n on
and xHa % sts DIS sfp pSs
yoTr precinct before saarse o the morning Of election
command to Keep sharp for Illegal voters to az est
or vsa say a" the sss
project who may be placed each poll
lengers IN Ine deeorous performance OF their duty.
GENERAL ohpEEr ~, v 49, -. - 80,
General Order No. al in full force during tie approach
ins eleeon You Te required to yourself your
The statute aovlcs hat Il i ie duty of the Metropolitan
p1ce i9,cs at ~ tines Of The day AM night within the
accordingly hereby thereunio empowered especially pre-
&C. Ard satse further provides that the seSSai mem
ss tsS 2sa @fss a n a TO-
tody any person who ial commit or threaten attempt
view my breach q the peace Or offence directly prohibited
Thc Revised Statutes prohibit fraudulent voting and for
the crime provide exemplary raing the offence
e neabers OF your eonand to use due dsenc, for The
arrest and hold every psso Who nav vote or asmpt to
vote illegally aud case an W ch persons arc arrested by
they shah be held al me station house un; latter the lnai
OF the votes shall be completed provided by the
members the tsgSs b aays s 40 duty perform n
violence ard they are especially urged to vigiant and e
person %ho las been aialsniy leFeTsi carefully
tempt to steal vote he properly taken care OF.
aENERAL oRpEgmNo: $50. ,..,
ment after shutdown November = viii be used exclusively
IL Notifying enTa oaes q ssTioas d,ssnrsanse
M S aeS Ss the asss se a
one station house and another during the period Of transmit
on;s The election returns unless on an order from the Central
to w .s % @ M s Of s ss :.
Of each ticket at the several election districts in your
sent ~ 's oe Ss
eu @ s pod saSs s' sSs 1F s N M q
only by telegraph on the oces OF seere.
Tho SIXTH Lighth ZENITH Fourteenth Fifteenth and Sew.
n ssna raeeS s Dy
viii transmit by telegraph in like manner.
the canvass The station also bring with them the
returns OF the Associated Press which you VIII deliver 70 the
Rsporera VIZ . Furnished With 4 Ills ones only
from The csns 9se but % :. tie
transmitted station house for the Information ofthe
seressnt is specially detailed TO operate the instrument
at your station house fro shutdown to twelve O'Clock mid
night aud Sergeant - from twelve O'Clock until the
on the morning Of Wednesday November you viii send
precinct as 'enea 81 re S"p NENSspy sneraonso
GEORGE W. DiLKs, Inspector
How the Election Returns Are to BE Made
and TO Whom.
The manner in which returns of the election are
to he transmitted, to whom and where, is fully ex
piained IN the resolution OF the Board OF Super
visors, passed September H. 1869, which are given
below
Resolved That tho county Of New YORK be ana hereby
First dis'rIct-Prst, second, Third and ruth wards-Re
House ''''''' "' ''" o0"''
Second district Fourth Sixth Returns to be
made supervisor Water Roche, BID Pearl street
be made to supervisor William NJ Tweed, No 1877 Henry
Fourth dsrict-Tenth and Fourteenth warlsRetrns 10
Fh district-floyenh and Seventeenth warls-Re,urna
Tenth street.
sixth distric-Elghih and Ninth waris-Returns ia be
Supervisor Andrew BIeakley, New Court House.
Seventh district Fifteenth ward Returns 10 be mi. Ia
Supervisor Orison Blunt No. us Ninth street,
Eighth dsrui-Sl1teeth aud Twente,h ,yarda Ep,nrns
10 be made TO supervisor isaac Oliver No 2 West Thiry
eighth street.
Ninth dlstrict-Eehiecnh and Tweny.hrst wards-Rs.
turns TO be made u supervisor Andreas WHmann No 2
East Twentv.hrst street.
Tenth dis,rc--Twen,y Returns 10 BIZ made
to Supervisor John hyce No d2a West Thy.thrd street
Eleventh distrc-Twcifth ward-Rcturns 10 be lnade Ia
Supervisor Smith Ely, Jr., No. 1903 Gold street
Twelfth district Nineteenth ward-Retulus
Supervisor John Fox, New Cont House.
And that the chairman of each Board Of
several election districts each district shall ret
the original statements together with Of tho pol M
AZ The general election to be held in and deliver
the 10 the Supervisor who Is hereby for
ceising the same. JOSEPH u. YOCNG, Clerk.
The Polling Places.
The following are the polling places selected by
the Board OF Poce.-
FIRST WARD.
D6ts Disq
1--3s Greenwich street. 50 Greenwich street.
.2-e2 Greenwich street. b.~26 Exchange pIneo
8~l23 Washington street. Clos Broad street
SECOND WARD.
l-22 Ann street. 2-Oj Beekman street.
THIRD WARD.
LES Washington street. b 10 College place
z-'O Barclay street. is Hudson street.
FOURTH WARD