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

1882 SECOND avenue. the Thrtsc1th Election !,
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I about him after the manner OF small boys and
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and otherwise abSssd Used ii him before Policeman
0Donne was able TO ge' to him and drag b n
gut q shape from the violent blows W nIen
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seventh street station house, and made a
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This ASS smtiy district was all Of Bsyen
e eos tR: :9 Rp notsSs .1sert sssdy and
useless and lazy vote vas cast ad Int h sDd
THE TWENTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Mayor Grants home is in tho Twenty.thlrd
Assembly district. His voting place Is on tne
s a & he Ths ay
went around soon after 10 9,Slock TO put one one
sttngh in the 9x h H Tsr wasa
O'clock he returned. He voted ticket 2o3 and
after after his. The Voting was Very quiet. but
steady. and nearly the full vote was polled
There were Of arrests 6y srs ESau
heada,arters in the Hotel Endicott. At Eighty.
Side Republican Club vacated TO give him
room. In two or three ELECTION districts lines
case more than fifty men were in tho line.
THE TwENTY-FouRTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Everything was quiet but business Ike In
the Twenty fourth Asse BY district. 1nvari.
y the sy Il. ons
ran early. although it went slowly at some OF
the polls. There were no arrests. and Dayen;
ports deputies were aa useless ns IL they mad
been at Sunday school picnic.
THE TwENry.Y1rTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Voting began early in the TWENTY. NTH, and
BY noon two-thirds OF the $500 registered
For three years. s"S past this district has gone
Democratic. and only the fact that Its popula-
Sn has SeSSt 5s ely e h' s
sunday. Dayenport's marshsls had lots 81
were arrested on warrants by the police and
hoaso to for a' ssa wa@
Mathews. who Claimed q residence at 20s
West Ninety.seyenth street. was held in 900
Later Edward Sawyer was locked ~ by Police
man Hays. He said he lived at 21O East Nine.
tty-sevsnth street. but had never been heard OF
THE TwENTY-sI1TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The day passed. quietly In the new district
The voting did not get under way mere until
Il. vstsr cSs
DO: AZ eel9sk Samuel e; Sl9sa a,S real estat.
tsRsn
comp aint Of Nicholas Hays. who said that
en asd f. aten s
lice Court. Justice White told him that. while
he had committed a technical breach Of the
discharxed h@ ihe%as Simpson Of .2o3
Third avenue. was before the same Justice on
al eay H. wss
voting was the rule in this district.
THE TwENTY-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Inspector Conlin went through the district
day. II KS Of
IT, #ssE ssssSn ever held in %s
The Inspector voted in arber shop at Doth
street and Lenox avenue mt 0:20 A. NJ. He
So a n v Sae at hs Is &ss
street at $50 O'clock. Mr.. Giiroy voted in u
booth at 10th street and Lenox avenue. lie
10 O'Clock. Charles W. Dayton voted ut the
sss JUSTIFY yh esa zs'sd S 1t 90 En sa
Judge Il. 3. MARITIME dropped their ballots in
the same box As IN most uptown districts.
minds about their ballots. and there was but
little room for electioneering.
THE TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
There are enough Republicans In the dis
trict to make the fight there q warm one. and
the Democratic CAPTAINS worked like beavers.
to do. Tho district had holiday appearance.
and the voters got out early and big vote was
polled before noon. The laboring men in the
district came out strong and the polls closed
with the Demo- confident OF victory.
THE vwENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
, The Twenty ninth Assembly district is the
home Of the Local Improvement party which
worked In the interest Of tho United Dernoc-
racy. The vote was poled earl ". The labor
Ing men came out strong. and there were indi-
men had little to do. Commissioner Of Street
improvements Heintz voted early at ;'S:i Rob:
bins avenue. Commissioner lurroy also voted
early at Webster avenue and kin gsbridGe road
In blacksmith's shop.
THE THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The day passed Off quietly in this extensive
ana cosmopolitan district The voters came
out carly, N all SORTS of coryernnces. Over in
the old village of West Farms the men VOTED
with deliheratinn. Early in tho day the Kings
there was trouble In l;iv"rdale Capt. Martens
md INSPECTOR Conln droye there in Il hurry.
The trouble was over when they arrived,
John uRri.n.n cripIlr. took, u friend into
put. cast his vote. and then oSs of his neigh
hors challenged it, Chairman WA Wyck was
In Guand AIRY. The ballots could hot hc iished
out Of the boxes. O'Rrirn's friends took sides
were in confusion until II was decided that the
challenge came 100 late.
Davenport Qu' t. bur Busy.
There was an air OF quiet at Davenport's
head0uarters Sol Fifth ayenup all lay Mr.