The evening world., 1888-10-22

for Blaine In ~ Win vote for Cleveland and
,a I'LL tnis year. Grant for Meyor' ps,, ss,s at
Straight Dem. Grant for Mayor.
A HARRISON CONVERT.
Voted for Cleveland in 'st.. win vote for hsr.
rison this year on account oil the tarin. mli fof-
Alexander La Uoste, salesman, SCI X. 18th st
J. Natter, broker, ia 4. Broadway-straight
Rep same ~ ~.
c.. Rreuse, painter, II Vermont St. Brooklyn-
John Inglespsed. clothier, $50 7th St WIN vote
the straight Dem. ticket, as / did last year. For
Hewett Tor Mayor.
A NEW VOTE FOR CLEVELAND.
c. H~einsotn. lsborer, 70 stanton st.-Was not OF
age In T4. WIN vote for Cleveland, Hill and
B. Mcmahon, salesman. q and 20 White ST.
,shall vote for fiske, Miller ana levitt
"; Bryant. porter 2is +; - Ss sa,. st. ,s os s, am : h s,Pcpei
s. Spencer, Printer, iO2 Fleet pi., Btln. II glory in
the Democtary OF cleveland anu Hill ana snaii
j. Williams, real estate, Jersey CitY-I am q red
hot Jersey Republican,, and that speaks fr
C. g.. Whitley, detective, 141st st. and South
Boulevard shall support the Republican ticket
II. Schmidt, lawyer, 800 Broadway-I voted for
Butler In 's4. but snail vote this year for Cleve-
4. A. Terry, collector, 10 Goerck st.-Th,s is my
first voIe and VIII be for Wakefield, Miller and
Coogan.
ANXIOUS TO GET RID OF A CRANK.
W. H.. Martin, q painter, was on his way to q
i was before. l want TO see Hill In because he
gives the poor man q cnance to enjoy NE, anu l
want to zee Grant in, for then we Will get rid OF
the crank over there.
W. II. Perry, n proofreader, from s62 Lexington
or ort State ua tic h9s p ons w "s a. vote 0ie for " Grant in this
city because he had shown what was IN MIN
both in the Aldermanlc Board and as sherin.
Promouon Is proper for the right men,
4 =. Osborne, a clerk, OF is9 Pleasant ave,
stopped to say he was a Harrison man and a MIL
Ter man and q Ethardt man, because they repre-.
scented the better element OF society and could
be trusted - to run things about right"
HEWITT MAN.
John McKenna, a jeweiler, was on his way to
| John Vt. from SO Bathurst ave. Il want to vote
for Harrison ana Miller; ana ~, IN sa,s t G1s' a00r
eral parties lie will not have a party regime,
aud there is nothing between the general and
Johu c. Denner, PALMER, GIG E, 18th 81. twill vote
the straight Dem. ticket and for Grant as
NJ. &. Gross, publisher. % Gold 81. -yoled for
Blain" aud will vote for Harrison. Erhardt is
MS choice fer Mayor.
but will support Harrison this year. Ills change ia
on ''principle." Not decided as to Governor and
John Meehan. OF 2Ol0 Fulton ST., Brooklyn-Will
vote tue siraight Dem. ticker.
II. Nj. kltIlaTusOn, kleel pTlultI, S0 Duulcl b..
Brooklyn, says that the straight Dem. ticket Is
| good enough for him.
Thomas Crimes, trucEman, 442 W. 29th ST., voted
Tor Cleveland and Hill, and Wlll repeat the opera
ton. lie will vote for Grant.
A REPUBLICAN FOR HILL.
ana will support HARRISON. lie will vote for Hill
and VIII give his vote Tor Mayor to Grant
W. schaus. grocer. s9 stan'on-My vote is always
John Kelly, 0 Mulbrrry-Is snail support Grant and
the rest Of the regular Dem. ticket.
John sullivan, baker, 80 Park place-My vote Ia
the Dem. ticket. exceptingCoogan for Mayor.
T.. l.. Davidson, artist, b03 Fulton, Bkln. Voted
the National aud State Republican ticket this
year because ] think the country demands, 1t.
II. W.. Taft, printer, 3iS Pacific, Bkln.-l am q
c. +. NANNY, printer, Wawayanda, N. IA
Rep. who supports Protection is my man.
j. Brown, carpenter. 2OlO Fulton, B'klyD.-A
DEM. straight, as always.
Z. ". waldrin, nswspaper, lewiston. Ms; :
Didn't vote for Hi In 's5; will vote Tor Miller ant
the balance Democratic.
WIN. burner, printer, 96 Duane st. 81. John IT
's4, Flask now; Hin for Governor then and now
Wardwell for Mayor.
HARRISON AND HILL
Robert Roepke, halter, 497 SGD ST. Cleveland IL
'st Harrison now IN tariff issue. Did not vote
Tor Gov. In 'S6. For Hill this year. Hewitt fol
john j. shea, printer, Al Cherry ct. -Unchanget
Tor cleveland and lin. viii support Grant.
Barney Styles. druggist. 9s Sd ave. Cleveland,
j. IL. schoonmaker, Ins., 172 Madison ct.
Brooklyn. casts his nrst vote for Harrison an,
George Cook, clerk, 4o Pearl st. Rep. Nat. ticke
~. now Hill and Erhardt
C. .. shelley, puniisner and printer, 12 Colleg
on tariT issue, Davenport In 's5, now for Miller
Lives In B%rooklyn.
James Burgers, p~orter-AiWays Rep. Lives II
Lewis Walters, speculator, So Beach st., city
Cleveland aud Hill then and now. Grant 10
II. F. Greenough. clerk, B~'I!yn-straight Rep.
Benz: Franklin, lawyer, 2i4 Sd ave, Cleveland
M. FranEei, 2i5 T. 18th 81. Straight Dem. Fo
Hewitt.
ANOTHER CLEVELAND CONVERT.
A. h. Fisher, a shipping clerk from PAS f 66t
st., said he had been a voter for 4 Presidents
terms and had voted for Reps, but found tha
Cleveland WAS not 80 bad after all. 81 guess tn
country won't go to the bow-wows under him
Hewitt was u good enough Mayor and mean
right
s..P. Fowler, aOO Broadway, Brooklyn-straigh
Augustus McMliien, printer, 1903 Broad st. -Cleve
count o; poor times. Miller aud Ernardi. y
E. II. Senior, printer HS Milioughby ave-, Brook
j. !. Thompson, 4Os Pacific ST., Brooklyn-Cleve
land. WIN vote for Miller.
Ii. Feltman, auctioncer, lOl Walker ST. -Straigh
A.. Baeren, Erooklyn zeftm0-wm vote fo
Cleveland ana ill.
Marx Schmidt, salesman, l42 K. Houston st,
Cleveland. HIN for Governor. For Hewitt.
Christopher Healey, truck-driyer, z Spring ST..
Straight Den. This year, with Grant for Mayor.
= BLAINE MAN FOR CLEVELAND.
Norman Mcclure. rressman, S95 Madison st..
l Voted for Blaiue in ~, but will vote for CIev,
land this year. The reason: lie likes TO nee
good man get along. Voted for Hill in '65 an
Will apaiu., Grant for Mayor.
Phiip Purcell, srone-cutter, 995 Second ave. -vot
for Blame In "a, Harrison In IS and mi In 'S
r but Will change TO Miller this year. Coogan Il
Mayor.
Rolt. Cahill, blacksmith, 81 Meadow ST., B'kiyn,
s Voted for Cleveland In "a and will again. Vote
for llill in 'SS but will change to Grace this yea
r as he thinks Grace will make the best GoyeInol
1 Hewitt for Mayor.
u DIDN'T LIKE INTERVIEWING.
T. O. Towies, OF y2d 1T. and I'd ave.. smiled up b
nose and wanted to know whether The ORR
thought II owned the earth. "WhY uOn't W
. akk nn how tnurh mOnpV I MAYA in IN y rncrat