New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
OrIET AT TIE POLLS.

HOW THE VOTING WENT OK ~ TIE DISTRICTS.
in tie fVth Senate District, bounded by the
East and NoTth Rivers Staut0nt Broadway and Canal
ST. the voting throughout the dag carried on
steadily and quietly There were only few drunken
lrcn The streets, and except in the Vita and Ailth
Wards they made trouble. The contest between uo-
gan, the Tammany candidate aud Shannon the COM
bnation nominee for the Senate, was apparently
IN favor OF Hogan all day long. Through
Greenwiclst., and along South and West-sts.,
the crowds Of earnest politicians in front OF the polling
places quietly made room for voters without asking
questions Evidently all deeply interested In the
work! Beirigan, The Tammauy candidate for Assembly
in the IL District ran behind mis- ticket and the general
feeling was that Foley, the Anti-Tammany man, would
succeed. In the lid Assembly District Grady Tam
many seemed have The victory in hand. Mcintyre
Uammany) was running close race with James Hayes
tor Assembly in the TIA District, and Crawford
CramlUanyl appeared TO be polling more votes than
his opponent ia the race for Assembly in the VIII
District. TIE general feeling IN the lower part OF The
Senate District was favor Of Loew for Register. while
IN Tie upper part his tickets badly scratched. Tie
Wo.hu2men had given the police nOuce that they
running, ticket, but ut tho boxes seemed DIS
posed furnish their ballots when they were asked
for Thomas Smith, OF No. % Desorossosst,
aud Thomas KasmiIcs, Of No. 3 Rooseveit-st,
were arrested for illegal voting hut discharged.
John r. world siNtyoie years DID, inspector OF elections
tie tenth election district of the Nln Assembly went
when cijth'd '"it me- * arrested "' ne was AFTER
wand Gi.thtt .ct. Ihuui ) =. stErrt. yuuug
under tEc Influence ~ liquor, slartcia L-"t 1t SuiJA
BLOOD lowed irou eat faces and bruised Dat, aud
women ,ud ciitf.u were .cl'-hin~ 4ld s-iuF-!nE 10
-.pprat- tlr h-Ae.s. Policemen finally dispersed the
ct.a ~ me yth Senate District Was attended
eltA I.tt!. c<DitDueut. less tAHu bali co1ra arrests
sore made FOX dsordcry cpudHc and in every case r-
.I.l. were made FER a,;'igItat lcka voting two bee
ing .o.Ored uru ono OF tine Latter Henry LsrtF, H9s
lt.t HH.t4 TALL.
rt' rti, "'S,.l7 80 G'''' 1 - '''. ~
il .'o- N h.. t'E -. .!, H., Gnu 1870 sl.i
tlrm from 4iE IEi'' NE, see nttarhei VIII rs aud
t4cr clothing was mIch Torn The ~" tOmnat.lls
were arrested, bus were DISCHARGED IAc day was -o
cold mat ias ehiD"'lsin "i tl- c"vasstf' vas chilled
Inc friends Oi Jacob Hess were out IA iul iOrce aLd
man, voters "h1 .ud intended 20 support the straight
maine pasted over that OF Mr LoeT. Inc great
o-t inio-ct conferred IN Tie Senate contest, and
s.r5nan was running ahead OF his uclci, % Wa,
confidently stated by Others that Colonel WaLstah
NacstGs interest. and ccpTt1 was seen tO sell
his vote for ~, receiving the money alter dspoaimg
Alien wa, WOlsIug ~ polls lOc pr. srahan In TIE
VIlA Assembly District u. Hayes appeared 10 DE
ming behind Dis ucLet ana money Wa circulated freely
among c C0Orcd population Tor NOIe, for john Casey.
Ia ye INtl A!dermchs District, Thomas sEclas name
Wa, being badly scratched. wnU j. j. Sieyiu Goth %
them IaImauy caudlditet), running ahead OF Ills
fin the With Senate District Including that part Of the
city lying wtn fOurJc nth ani Grdnd-sts., broadway
sud the ,st lver, ia. election proceeded quietly.
Along Avenues a, Il ana c. from HOu,tOn-st 20 Zenith
ST. great crowds of 10 DC seen, In the sunny
spots ana around the polling places There Wcr0 only
few On uuken people, and these very gJOduaUred.
(iOebe for Senator said 20 Dr. leading NaCLtman,
and LocW, iur Register, Was being pasted over" by
Hes. IN the XVII Assembly District, IL was
asserted that Daily leading Cozans for
the Assembly, although ali opinions qual-
flied by the remark That the result must be close.
IN the Win Assembly District SccDacher was claimed
be elected over Hcaly. Toward o'clock sOiue OF
Heay's friends crowded the polling placg No. 2l9
Dciincy-s with tht apparent intention OF delaying
access 10 the boxes. The police intcresed and drove
men, who wero ttle intoxicated and offered
10 light The stOu. German wycs Of the bcligtfCuLs
close ny, however, and, uFon the first signs Il
trouble. ooared then husbands and marched .hen home
for an attempt at Illegal voting The mans maine was
Juc5b Marsh. Judge Smith heard the complaint and
Yemauded Marsh uuil to-day. Josimn WOrr,l. am i'm
spcctOr Ill tho Tenth election district Of the Win AS
emily District was arrested early IN thc morning FOR
dlsOrderly conduct
IL the NllA Senate District there tendency to
disorder Many or the employees Of the Second Third and
sixth Avenue Cr companies state that they were fur
nished with the bNby ticket yesterday Ing, and an
ougluyc OF " The companies placed al each of
the polling WAGES The following notice was uosted I'm
the COntne -O;s room ~ tine Broadway Line:
"COFSLctsr ana drivers hereby notified that be-
fore they they must get their tickets Room No
and until thry do 50, IL much 10 yOur
interest the right 10 the interest
OF The company. Every cmPoyG IscNpeoted TO comply
Neie- TorE, Nov >, Is77.'