The sun., 1890-11-03
CROKER'S FIGURES $4,000.
GRANT,S MAJORITY As IRE TAMMAHY
BIG CHIEF Es7lMA TIES II.

a Warnsae e Denosrats 70 beware Of oa.
briel Marks's Dailots. Which Are O0eiai
but Crook hea-Mayor 9raavs Visitors.
The excellence OF the machinery OF Tam
many Hall and the smoothness Of its working
was well shown by yesterdays Sabbath quiet
In the wiewam. Everything was ready for tho
fray In the dim religious light serReant-at-
Arms Robert Kelly busied himself arranging
in packages the blank appointments for
watchers and challenRers. The paster boxes
were also got ready. They are pasteboard
affairs. with an envelope flap. and will keep the
gummcd pastors clean and dry until the work.
ers In the election districts hand them out to
the voters. Mr.. Kelly handled these things
with tho Same caresslnR touch that an old
soldier bestows on his musket, and spoke Of
them affectionatoly as munitions OF war.
The use OF these pnsters need not bo despised
by any one. no matter how great his conf
dence in his own intelligence. 1t Is not enough
to be able to read and to know ones own mind
to be assured that you ara voting the ticket Of
the party whose principles you espouse
Only those who pay close attention to politics
are likely to be familiar with the names
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ticket got out BY Gabriel Marks. jump-in-
ana tSketss e. printed pn, e q, pnbtiiS,en at
many men need particularly to look out for.
1t bears tho names Of all the other Tammany
est and safest way 10 to take paster from an
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s yssy sw psS III ssd
and pse Hs ri @ ssas Fly
out, at 1000 In q calm. matter. Of fact way. :,
said sss t. ss :ss sss
'em. and he gets 'ep right In the George
sSH aissrle.. and Wanted to show him that ds
ssss p1s t. .sa ss'e
BE- less than tyenty,fSs ~, ! thought he e. was ss
pleasure col Of showing him the figures s top to prove e
t. But I,,S George got twensy-ssven votes and I
Mayor Grants headquarters in tho Union
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writer's we're busy pounding out press s
pos: p.ss s ssor sss ass 14 4
f. L fRidswey, Edward Gs6ill. Richard Croker.
Assen V William l. tsff and
eaSps ssaP Tyss ss:es sins s es: FL
inns at The Dillon and 6'Brien reception st the
aG1s s IN H h. sS Su1as ssf e hs sasr s
sumption. In West Forty ninth street
Among the. visitors at headauartere was
gentleman who reported that Prof Felix Adler
had experienced the Same modification in his
views during the past week that many
other thinking, citizens had. He con-
tinued yesterday morning the leo
ture on municipal matters begun
week before. But the Developments Of tho
days between had convinced him that his first
disposition to declare in favor of the professors
OF reform was not good Judgment. He said
yesterday morning that the men on the Tam
many ticket were the hest candidates. and that
there was Just as much politics on one side IS
Charles E SCHUYLER. . Republican and Q
real estate man. identified with tho i'm:
provement Of tho upper west side. received
one Of the personal notes sent out by Mr.
Scott Lord in favor OF Mayor Grants candi-
dacy. He wrote IN response q letter that was
shown at headquarters yesterday, saying:
Il am In receipt OF the circular letter
signed By you. requesting my support
to say. that ! am heartily in, favor OF
his re election. and his work in behalf Of the
repaving Of our streets particularly the Bou-
levard). putting the wires under ground, and
Increasing the school accommodating. are
without regard to politics. II can be Of ser:
vice In any way send me some circulars and
pastors, and oblige. Yours very truly.
CHARLES E. SCHUYLER"