New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
ELECTION EVE.
pRIEF HINTS TO VOTERS.

o,,.,,v,c.TIoNs-RIGHT OF CHALLENGE
von, or nAIIoTs-oRDER OF COUNTING.
The polls will be open from a. m. until
Ipm. .,,,oa ~ VOTE
Qualified voters duly registered are entitled u '0'o
an the e,ection district In which they reside.
ona,,eaa voter Ia required to be under the Constr
tuition Of this State,
(a) A citizen who mas oeeh ci'A9" " w.
vious TO the election.
OBJ Twenty-one years OF age
4, An iuhabaut OF this State for one year next pre-
eedine the election and for the last four months res
dent OF the county where he may offer BIS Vote'
Voters who have removed from their respective
Corgressonal Senatorial, Assembly Districts within
m DAYS preceding the election, are not entitled 10 vote
for Congressman Aldermen, or AssemDiyman, as tue
oase may be- may vote for the state county, anu
CITY officers and the Aldermen at Large and on the
Constitutional Amendments.
a Ci,izeus otherwise entitled to vote who have made
INV bet OF wager who interested 10 any Del OF
wager depending upon the result OF the eeeuon' are
disqualified from voting
Persons convicted Of bribery felony and not par
doned also disqualified.
T. Any qualified voter may challenge and contest the
right of any person to vote at pol in this city ana
county.
q. The General or State and County ballot will contain
the pams Of The State officers and the Register and the
Mayor and will he Endorsed "General-Number Two"
The Congressional ballot will be "Congress-Number
Three tone name nsde). The Assembly ballot Will DC
Assembly Number Five" zone name insidel Inc Al
dermauic ballot will be City-Number Six" two names
inside except in the With Senatorial District, with
the Twenty-thrd aud Twenty-fourth Wards in
Guided. which will have three names. The BAL
lot marked Aldermen at Large" VIII have -FOUR
names inside and the ballot marked constitutional
Amendments" will read: For all propositions on this
ballot which are not Cancelled with INK or pencil; ana
AGAINST all which are so Cancelled" The ballot for a
In nj NJ
appointed in the place Thomas Kivn. deceased. will
be indorsed "Justices-Number Seven,' and will be
voted only the Fonrth, Sixth and Fourteenth Wards
In the old IXth Congressional District comprising the
Twentieth and Twenty-second Wards there will also be
placed on the Congressional ballot the following For
Representative in the XLIIId Congress to I'LL vacancy
caused by the death of David e. Melsh" zone name1
o. The boxes will be opened and the ballots will be
eanvassed in the following order, viz General, Con-
sress Assembly. City, Aldermen at Large and CoDsti-
tutional Amendments The ballots for " civil Justice
in the Fourth SIXTH and Fourteenth Wards will be can
vassed after the City" box.
TO- AS members OF Congress TO be chosen, United
States Supervisors appointed by the Circuit Court Will
attend the polling places and exercise the right of cha
eDGe. United States Deputy Marshas will also be pres
preserve ORDER and authorized under the act
OF Congress 10 arrest, without warrant persons
charged with fraudulent OF illegal conduct by any
officer voter citizen.
IL All captains of precincts will report to police head
quarters by telegraph at eco any poll clerks or
inspectors OF election who may be absent from the
pongpaces thus allowing half an hour after the ap-
pointed hour OF opening for these officials to be at their
posts Police officers detailed at the polling places will
report TO the precinct stations Immediately if at any
time during the day there less than quorum of n
,pectors and canvassers present the poingpiaces
Civilians can remain ia the station-hOuses from p. 10
until 6 o. IN. tomorrow.