The evening world., 1888-10-22
THE INTERVIEWS.

Cleveland and Grant for Mayor. win not vote
IT,. I. Cram, lawyer, o. william st. Straight
Dem. Grant for Mayor.
A. co. g: R Mnrsa, troy b, SisTE: loi in + a., iii Nh 81; VOTE mvo, ss1
Cleveland on the Iarif Reform Issue. Miller for
Governor and Hewitt for Mayor;
Dem. viii vote Tor cleveland, Miller and
Hewitt. Voted for Cleveland in 1854.
r. for or B BaxTai and 'i Da tSGTs, I IN issa. Vii vote ior
cleveland, I'M and Hewitt. Tariff reform,
F. n I; Bssse' h,l IO sna Hewitt iso W. %'A @-Hep''
r. A. Clark, %clolnier, 81 f. 10Th St Straight
Dem. Grant for Mayor.
Gus seegers, cigar manufacturer, 2s2 losth st. =
Straight Rep Mayor doubtful.
August scheckleI, painter, $50 Butler St., Brook
T.NW. Meaiss. reporter, sA Washington ST.. Brook
A REPUBLICAN FOR HILL
Mike Brennan, porter-Cleycland IN 's4. Prest
dental choice not given: nm and Erbardt..
anu 'sa CIeveland, I'M and Hewitt.
Francis Pope, porter sEs Il. Houston st.-Dem.
Pat McHuSh. driver. 1913 Manhattan ave., Brook
lyn-Cleyeland IN ~. Cowdry and Wakefield
Geo. ii. Robert, driver, 2ls Spring st. No vote In
Louis Miller. CLERK, 81 Bond St -cleveland with
VIM; King, carpenter. 1871 Kent st. -cleveland
hin and hewitt.
Cleveland, Hin and Grant.
Jas. McEwen, printer. 6s Haight st. No vote in
p, sS. G Mvs1an e lal ana at Gran'i uor.o ANN,
Bernard Claim, pollsner, 81 Ann s. cleveland.
| Grant hiil for Governor In IS. Miller this
year, because OF Hill's veto to the Ballot Reform
Jacob Leo. process server, l9l Ave. C-Straight
Dem. Grant for Mayor.
AN ANTI-nILL DEMOCRAT.
j. NJ. Ball, clerk, 40I f l2ad 81. -straight Dem.
but not for ulll, since he has vetoed Ballot Re.
form bill. win not vote State or city tickets.
W VOTED i fop ! Eiaina sI IN ~ seAi ios I'm in ID. bf %GIi vote
for Harrison and Miller. Is In favor OF high
license.
II. F, Metz, lawyer, : Warren at. Am solid D.m.
K Krei,zsr, clerk, 4Os L. 18th st. Straight Rep.
and COogan Tor Mayor.
Cleveland. For hill In 's5, have not selected my
man for Governor. Hewitt for Mayor.
II. Brandze, insurance, 6s Degraw st.-Always
Thomas Walsh. dry goods, s2s Church st.-Foi
Cleveland IN ,Si, but snail vote for Harrison and
Morton this election. Solid for HILL Resides In
Charles BUTLER, manufacturer, 1876 ed ave. =
Cleveland IN ~. Straight Rep now.
L.. j. Langoe'n, lawyer, 2s7 Broadway, has always
been a Democrat-llave not selected my choice
j. Van Morenburg, commission merchant 80
Brosdway-Has always been q Democrat. Vote
Tor Grant.
II. +. Mayland, dry goods, IS Leonard st-Fol
Harrison, Miller anu Erhardt. HIS first vote.
M chael Schloeder, lawyer, Stewart Building
Straight Dem. and Grant,
Samuel G. Calhoun, broker. n Broadway-Alwayi
Rep Ernardt.
Thos. Mcdonald, compositor, l7s Fulton st. =
Cleveland and HUI straight. Resides In Brooklyn n.
FROM BLAINE TO CLEVELAND.
c. b. Calvin, feathers, 22j 4. lith ST. Voted TO
Blaine, but am solid Democrat on state ana Ma
uOnal ticket. Voted tor Hi three yeats 40.
am in favor OF tarir reform. Cleveland made
good President. Grant my choice.
S. Is. Leon, linen, 1S6 Lexington ave. Always
solid Democrat. Grant II my choice.
j. l. Hauo. manufacturer books, Els L. 18th st. =
straight Dem, US In "a aud rs; Tor Grant.
Jonn brennan, compOsltoT. So Allen 81. -StraiRh
q. b. Hodgkin, compositoT, 224 11Ilary sL-Fol
Cleveland anu Hin. Lives in brooklyn.
John Lynch. Doiler-maker. SO hilary ST. -StraiQh
Rep. AZ in ~ and 'S6. Lives IN Brooklyn.
T. f.. Ferrisa an, liquor-dealer, 80 Duane 81 Dem.
as before: for Grant.
]. V. PRATT, lawyer-For ST. John IN 81 StraiRh
Rep. this time. Lives In Brooklyn.
john K Lynch, 80 Marion 81. ben Butler in "a
Cleveland and Eill this year. Coogan Tor Mayor.
Il. w. Packard Undecided.
Henry b. Page, collectors Delaney st. straight
Rep. Same AZ '8L
L. Werner, lawyer, 1871 BroAdway-straiRht Dem.
Grant for Mayoi.
A CLEVELAND CONVERT.
George Graham, clothing, sO East 9th 1t. Vote,