The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-09
THE EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

THE EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Dayenrorts marshals worked with q rush
In the reconstructe Eighth. A number OF
in boiling B sss strse
anu an. as .ast as these illegally registered men
Many Of them we Wer re' nesros y anS
South Fl Fifth nyenue mate the most Of the hoIi.
crowds Of eolored men, who looked upon the
business OF voting as much leks i'm portant tina
Els wssFPs SaaEs It Tss s
on the Alert to detact fraud. compsrstivsis
trict leaders were hustlng around from tho
time the polls opened until they closed In their
an easy time OF it.
THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
There were nearly as many rumors as voters
floating around in this district. Both sides
ali so IN anf ,h eots
inG at 40 that 3nly eight registered men had
men. a challenge WAS the signal for n hard
night. Davenrort,s matshaIs didn't make them
looEing crowd. however aud they had to stand
lot Of !cering from the small boys, They
nude made lew arrest: Some Of the wel.to.do bus
with th"s ballots. One German grocer was
sent back r, to the booth four times to, tolI his
hallotS, lie was not successful. aud he threw
the ballots on the floor and went out. From
his language hr was angry There were other
cases OF men who became confused. and after
several unsucceS iul attempts. to fold their
ballots they left the polling place swearing
they wouldn't try to vote again,
THE TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Voting began early in the Tenth Assembly
district. There was rush OF voters AS soon
as the polls opened ami matters moved stead
lily along afterward. the people coming In u
Attempts were made by Dnvenrort's depu-
TICS to provoke aggressive action. tut every
means was taken to avoid giving them an
En-: Register John Reilly. Tammany leader of
the district. was in good spirits. He said that
liam snizer for Assembly and scratching their
own candidate.
THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
J., There were'a few little disturbances in the
Of these was serious. Everywhere else in the
district tn" day PASSED quietly. 4 heavy vote
wns no!iei In most OF tNs election districts.
Although ways Hrpul lean. the Democratic
WORKERS, PREDICTED an Increased Democratic
vote nnd sor'oipnnnding '!.rrense il the Re-
reports were very favorable. p"rceival Far
Iuhar. EepunlicInn candidate for Assent
was running well.
THE TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Matters went very lively in the Twelfth As.
sembly district. the people thronginE to the
POLLS as soon as they we're opone!. In the
y rsah at see G Ss' ns 30 out 1 300 bad
in the district looked happy, and the R.nmbii.
can captains triad to look philosophical, but
Jailed, IN t the Eleventh election district: and
were mads to got Davenport deputies to tn yots
earl; early. IhS only e:sn thlng about soma Of
Ct tic Xnawania Cub Twsn1ieIS street est % Snd
second avenue. whore very encouraging ro-
Wahlc. who was there, said that everything
looked bright. and Senator Hogan predicted u
large Democratic majority.
It was OK Wicked Gibbs against Police Com
missioner John G, Sheehan in the Thirteenth
Assembly district. Commissioner Sheehan
sHt II tkS ednGt Glrb al Gay nna smi"h The
n the votes 1t was the cry among al tie
Republican hen"hmen. Gibbs lrst: every
thing Hlse nftrrward
time lhe Importance OF the national ticket
merged Itself int, the demand Tor tho election
OF MS friend Gibis. and sol Berliner worked
and agtnted that he forgot he ever knew a
very pretty young woman; who tried g sreak
To- hin at the corner OF Twenty-foarth street
and Eighth avenue.
Justice Mead, surerintended tho en- Wick.
eds fight at the headquarters in the Grand
Opera House. At Il O'Clock the eX- Wick cd said
view.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Davenport's ragged army Of deputies was
PARTICULARLY active in the Fourteenth Assem-:
bly, district. but made only. one or two Lad
liam Gross oi 5ts First avenue for lie illegal vot
Ing, on tho ground that lie had not lived long
tested strongly. tut he was hauled down to ' '6s
Federa building. In the mean time proof was
brought that Gross had lived three years in
james b. heating. the Tammany leader In
the district, made his rounds among his cap
tains before dayDreak. and gave them instruc.