New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
Mr. GEORGES VOTE CHALLENGED.

HE vOTRS NEVBRrHkLBSS-hAkIN3 4 ToUh u
THE cITY-srILL COSTIDxSr AT O'CLOCK.
Mr.. George spent busy day yesterday. At
z m. he started from his hOuse In Peasintava
Onehun 1rsd and tweutish ST.. and with his tive
started for tho poll ngplaee at Onehundred-
twenty second-st and First-ave When he eslled oue
his name and rresentei his ballot John Drummer Q
TammaDy worker, CHALLENGED him on tho ground thaS
hs had not lived In New York State year. Mr. George
took the necessary and his vote accepted he
then started up Firstave. and was met by Father
McGynn In coach. Together they called for the Rev.
Dr. Kramer. at Onehundred- and seven eenth-ss ana
Lexinetonava, and started on tour OF the city.
They first drove up Harlem prise. stopping at the
various AMI then went up az far as One
hun ired-and thirty. sixth ST. aud North Thrd-ave.
Wherever Nr. George recognized he was greeted
with cheers. Finding everything prosperous 10 the
XXfvth District, Mr. George started downtown again.
He drove down Lexngton-ave. 10 Fiftyseventh' ST.
through Ffthave and to Fortysecond at and Broad
way. The three gentlemen who were In the carriage
went Into the ,rret. House. where General Master
Workman Powdsrly was staying. Hs joined Them. anl
they came dawn TO the headquarters at No. l&l East
Egntnst. Tnsrs was big crowd present and Mr.;
there only for few moments, aud vent through
EshthsL Avenue D. down through the xth Assembly
District to East Broadway and tnsn Through the VItLs
yiIith aud ia Districts TO Roosevet.st.
All along Mr.. Georges earrs!e was followed BY
ingtonst to battery then up Gresn wich TO Canal
st. Hu sOn st.. to Bleeckerst and TO the 81 rlair
party had dinner After short rest Mr.. George 40
com panied by Mfr Powderly ID Mc,iynn AMI Dr.
kramer started on a tour foot. They walked up
Fourth Thirty and then across G. Third.
ave. Fortieth- and down TO rw-ntythri list and
secondave then to First AMI down to First
at, to Avenue A, to S.venthst. and thence {, the
headq In Eighthst Fuzzy arrived at
Mr.. Gcorse AMI ali his friends to this tins were
confident that he had oeen elected He ended up us
,y's at the COlonnads Hotel. whore number OF
his personal friends awaited with hn ths reception u
the news tpat was to give him victory or defeat He
WAS the coolest man IN the place =
scented a bus, appearance all day long Chairman john
McAfackIn Secretary George Blosk were rressns
sending out lotions AMI receiving repo U.s. CON.
mIrtee OF LAWYERS under the leadership Of Gideon J.
Tucker hand all LAY long To listen 10 any "on
pants tn t misht come In They we're kept busy.
Senty received that the naues OF
the complain nts had been frau uen y voted on The
law itt-e took cna-xe u them. Wholesale bribery
reported In number OF districts by the Dem 'crata
and have been prepared against the brbers
reported also that III many OF the downtown pro-
cincts policemen and nremen actively eecto leered "r
Hewitt and bulliozrd George workers Ofc-rs James
Griffin. TePeuia t;rin X, OF the Fourth Pro-
clnc,, particularly active 10 hi respect
teegraph had been put In At tho EShtn.
| st. place. and reports received In the evening"