New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-05
FOR THE PRIMARIES
CONTESTS IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
LIST OF THE PLACES Observation-Disclosures
ENr rIn1ra or OPENING


LIST Oh THE PLACES Observation-Disclosures
EYT TIMES OF OPENING.
Active preparations were carried on yesterday
in all the Assembly Districts for the Republican
primary elections to-day. Especial activity, OF
course, was seen in the districts where candidates.
will be run in opposition to the regular ticket.
These include the WITH With, XIlItb, XVIII, XVIth
XXIst and XXIIId districts. In each Of them a
lively time is expected. The fight in the WITH
District is directed mainly against John Collins.
The opposition to him is under the guidance OF
John b. Dunno, who is making every effort 70
show his political strength and ability. The con-
test in the With is between Frank Carroll the rec
ognized leader Of the party there, and The
Allen, whose charges against Carroll were consid-
cred by the committee on appeals with favor
able verdict for Carroll. Allen feels sore ut the
result of his efforts to DOWN Carroll before the
committee, and threatens TO make it hot for the
regular ticket at the polls to-day.
All efforts to effect settlement Of the quarrel in
the XIIIth have failed So the Gibbs and the
Sprague-Cowie clements will try each others
strength again, as they have often done before.
Each side is confident Mr. Gibbs is complacent.
The outcome of the struggle, he thinks, will be
satisfactory to him. The forces Of the opposition
TO ex-Coroner Nugent in the XVIII District the
hamburger Doerr-Schaefer element, met at Jeffer-
son Hall, in EleVenth-st, last night and arranged
ticket to present against the regular one to-day.
Louis "A. Schollhaubcr named candidate
for president OF the Enrolled Republicans, and
Frederick 4. Doerr for chairman OF the district
delegation III the County Committee. The con-
ests in the XVlth, &&Ist ADD AAllId districts
will be spirited, though probably less exciting and
bosterOus than those in the downtown districts.
The places designated for holding the primaries
have already been announced, but 10 order that
every voter may know just where to go, they are
given again, as follows:
iSt Assembly D!strIct-No. 1S4 Frankln-st.
lid Assembly Disthot-No. 466 HearrsL
lid Assembly Dlstrict-No u FOurhave
Iyth Assembly Dlstrot-No. oil East broadway.
With Assembly District-No. 90 Attorney-st.
With Assembly DistEict-No SO Clinton Place.
1Xth Assembly DBtriot-No. Abingdon Square.
Nth Assembly Distrfct-No. % Avenue A.
Nth Assembly DistTfct-No. "a West Thirty hrstst
XIlth Assembly Dlsrict-No. TAI Fifth-st.
&iIIth Assembly DistrIct-NO 200 EghthGve.
XVth Assembly, bistrict-No 4l6 Eighth.Svs.
XVIII Assembly DiStrct-No. AT SecOnd ave.
XVIII Assembly Distrct-No. 34l West Forty
xVfIith Assembly DistrIct-No 48s Tnird-ave
XINth Assembly District-Lindens Hall, Sixty
xXth Assembly DstrIct-NO. 104 East Fifty fourth
ST.
xxlst Assembly Dlstriot-No. East Fifty nlnthst.
XXlId Assembly DistIict-No. 1928 Thrd-avc.
XXlIId Assembly DfsH1ot-Hil1ebrandt Hall Ono
hundred and -slxtecnthst. and SecOnd-ave
XXIyth Assembly Distrct-Twenty-fourth Ward
Hohmann's Hail. No. 586 Courtiandt ave- Twcnty-
fourth Ward Suburban Climb House, northwest cor
nor onebundred- and seventeenthst. and vanderbilt
ave. Kngsbridgo. Republican Hall, Riverdale-ave.
The polls will be opened at p. m, and closed
at 10 oil the districts except the With, Elllth,
XlVth, XYIth and XXIIId, which have obtained
permission from the County Committee TO begin
work at n m