New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
Re EARLY AT THE POLLS.
1.ATE.coMERs MAY LOSE THEIR VOTES

BALLOTS MUST BE CAST FASTER THAN ONE
MINUTE IN SOME DISTRICTS, TO GEr THEM ALI"
Everv Remblican living I'm an election district OF
the city whore there has been unusually large "ss
tration this year ought 10 make sure ol MS w" ~
going TO the polls early on TUESDAY iho Pois w"
be opened promptly at m ana thcre Is io io"sc'
any doubt that the voting will have to stop IN every
election district promptly at p. III IL j. certain
that there is going 10 be difficulty in gctung IN all
tho votes in some districts, and II the hepupnoaus
fail TO do their duty the Republican MAJORITY III 'o
State may be overcome by the vote IN 'he pe'oo'du0
wards of the city. There is reason 10 oenc'e 'ha III
MANY election districts the Democratic leaders arc
counting upon getting their voters In line before inc
polls open on Tuesday morning ana cro"uhs ou'
the Hepublican voters to the polls later IN the
day. The police officials have MADE arrahsomcn,s
10 preserve peace and protect all voters IN 'he
rights at the polls In districts where the regisra
,ion has been greater than usual the policemen on
duty at the polling places will be directed ana assiS'ed
In keeping order by intelligent sergeants OF ROUNDS
men.
SOME OF THE CROWDED DISTRICTS.
At g a. H. on Tuesday each polling place the
chairman OF the Board of Registry Will announce the
cpcning Of the polls BY that time II many voters
arc present any place they will be kept in nne py
the police, and the men who arrive
6rst will he able TO vote first In the lower wards
of the city there ought be difficulty There
Is only one election district In the XVIII and ANlh
Assembly Districts, where more than 800 men are reg
isercd, and they Will vote at No. o1o Ienth-Ne
In the XvIIth District Nos. 700 Tcnth-ave ana
79l Eighth ave., there may be crowds all day. Az
No 37i Third in the XVI1Ith D.strict, o.o men
have registered. In the XIXth Assembly Dstnct'
whcrc many dwellings have been erected recently
and where the natural Republican vote has Increased
enormously there several election districts where
trouble voting is probable Al the poilhg place,
n. $50 West Fifty-nntl-st, 600 men have registered
ha fhaaAf lCfnr
on, minute all day to give all the voters chance
Republicans who arc TO vote at Nos. 1853 Tenth
ave. 1914 Tenth-avc., 2,345 Eighth-ave. and 2.614
Eighh-avo., should get carly breakfast ana vote
as early possible. In the NNth Assembly DISTRICT
the biggest crowds will be al Nos s14 and 1o16 Sec
ond ave- There ought not to be much Trouble in the
MIST Assembly District, although Asa men are en-
tilted to at No. 9S5 Sxtrave.
The most difficulty is expected in the NXlId
District particularly at the polling place NO. l,olo
Avenue-A where I0l7 men registered. AT No.
1850 Filst-ave, GO men may try TO vote and some
of the Republicans there MAJ be crowded out If they
fail TO 20 early in the day. There may be crowds
also at Nos. 1881 Fistave., and 1895 second-ave
There election district in the XXIIld Assembly
District in which over COO registered
They vote No. l,7l5 Third-ave Other crowds
are expected at Noa 1.sG2 Lexingtonave., and 2o3
Lcnox ave, and l55 East Onehundrd and-fourth
st. Above the Harlem River there are two election
districts, each Of which contains over 500 registered
voters The polling places are al Nos. 4o3 Wills
ave-, and rs Trcmont-avs
SECURING a MANDAMUs.
Justice Barrett, OF the Supreme Court. yesterday,
granted a mandamus requiring the inspectors of the
Sixteenth Election District of the With Assembly
District to register the name of James Ryan, having
received additional evidence that he entitled
to it since The first application for mandamus was
denied.
Lawyer George B. Boyd was registered by mistake
in the Twenty fourth Election District of the HINth
Assembly District He discovered his too late
and applied TO Justice Barrett In tho Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday for manGamus directing the In
speciors o. the Foriyeghth election district in which
name on their list. Tho Judge said he was sorry for
Mr.. Boyd but h, had registered as was required
by law. and mast, therefore. losc his vote,
hearing va given yesterday in the supreme
ton in the town q Gavcscnd Mortz & Aaron Hertz;
bsl liquor - in the Eo ry hi, cry s ad
s@ily' rr Sc crcd wse Il cciiSl Tho ehlei es
arrested for tho illegal registration. lie said that
Aaron Horzhcrs asked him TO 20 TO Concy Island and
!Tcr'zherc Tantcd him 10 GO ard register and he went
Tn wagon Wiz other men to me Town itan ne
rgist ring. en@ that II was only town election
not Noriiz IIeftzherc held for the Grand Jauy,
and doc ion Wa. reserved in The other eases
dents OF the Union Theological Seminary, called on
Assistant Dsric,. Attorney Con yesterday and asked
that Any IIoc'edfics asars the students who have
registered might !" lrrrh' to an end by The trial Of
test cas-. ta-mr'rlw II understood that indct-
had been found arairS' forty-two Ct the stu
dents for ALLEGED illegal registration. M. Cor SAID
thsi ihc cases could no' BE- disposed OF before cleo
ton DAY.
Fran, e. Taver. OF tho Thigty-eichth Election Dis
tici Of the NINA Assembly District. was arrested
yesterday Warrant Issued rs United states
Supervisor e EiccOrs 'ohn !. Davenport Baycr.
q Is cherecd, registered o. native Of 'h'' country.
though BE- was ioin in Germany. he held in
$1,000 hail which lnr shed. and Commissioner
Sa!rii, Ici"2srd him from cGstoiv.
JUICE rul'oi. in ihc SVTrrue Court Brooklyn.
yesterday MED the application for a mandamus 10
compel TIE Board Of Elections register the name
OF Henry " Maxwell IN his election district on the
ground thl he the regular days of
Registration