New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
11olitiral Nctice
Republican Primary Elections.

Tho Republican voters enrolled in the several assembly
the places hrnaer named on tdT A cx I Ss
twenty s y oa aG'd eega ns' end
Seoa on Of Th hs Esgu Hp % 1872 70 at 2 eos
In t5e ~ s a. d Ri.re eonventIon Ss
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T. S at yaA shall BE and e
to the Fourteenth Congressional District CONVENTION, hal
s ss EsG Twenty Sss 70 asoy Ward Seasrs
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TUESDAY evening. April 49, at O'CLOCK ~ inc p''s''
Sixth Congressional District Observation-Disclosures Build
District b,S,s. cOcySHsSls E.
Yinth Congressional District convention2s and 80
Teneh Congressional District Conventon-io7 wsss
Eleventh Congressional Dlstrc, COnvcntionail West
Twefth Congressional District cOnvension-lo' last
Thirteenth Congressional District conventon-2-oo Sd
IN. delegates to the Convention appOftioned -
'0i First First Assembly Dstrlct-Thrcs deIega.es
sTby dl sei fessate.
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Eleventh A:seh5y Pi,,Tcttye S eiIsates
fourteenth Assembly, pi.trict5fO ~, dictates
sxtoh assembly g. dse9 sssco.
Hehte' Assembly District -Four deeeates.
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oa TG' py SSsni 4wsS District sSas
a'i qSaSntthra Assembly Dl.;retrwelv; a,egate'
s 5i III. %yef ;ss asfF 6s Coz.
vencnS s Is tGlj9y, DISTRICT
Fir. Assembly D .,rct-ForE diega,e'.
sEyExrM c0XGGEsfS ESS AI.I DISTRICT
e s dN AssGPy RfSFiS,a3o d Sssns
Seventh EHc ifTfnGGo fDsfRcr
s FTrh AssS Gc HSIssa'e'
Eight? nifTTo pfsTElcr
Tenth Assembly, Di,ret,mrys ic S %"sga,e.
DI a:isss
Eleventh Assembly p'trIc;-Nine dele gates.
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NiartteasS fi assembly dictates.
AsseSB Sdcs
The places at which the Primaries will be held are q
N;,mSE D S:!r's, p ,e So Fas, Mo''
Fourth District. Isl Eat Brondwave
Filth Assembly District. 1913 West Houston-st.
sixth Assembly District. 40 Grand-st
Seventh Assembly District, 80 Clinton Pace
Eighth Assembly District, 90 Ludlow-st:
Ninth Assembly District. Blocker Building.
Tenth Assembly District, % and 30 Ayenue'A
Eleventh Assembly District 101 West 3itst.
Twelfth Assembly District ~ 5th-st.
thirteenth Assembly District go Sthavc.
Fourteenth Assembly District, Lincoln Club Roomss
SO 3ave. . ~ -. o.,
Slyt. enth Assembly District. 421 2dave.
Seventeenth Assembly District, 3il West f1th-st
Eighteenth Assembly District, 2lJ East 34th.st.
Nineteenth Assembly District, Linden's Hail. Boulevaf0
and 67tli-st. -
Twenty.lrst Assembly District Jos East 59th-se.
Twenty second Assembly District 1,2oS 3daye .
Twenty.thrd Assembly District, Kohrngs Hall, 11oeA-
ST. and 2dave. 49,. - a., r
Q GG9 3d.ave. ,,,.
Kingshridgc. Republican Hall, Kingsbridge.
polls shall b. kept open from 10 o'clock y. Ne
except that the llth Assembly District, from which
request has been received as provided for in Article XII Of
Constitution Of the Assembly Di'rict OrgtniZauona
the polls shall open at O'Clock a M and close ct
O'Clock p m.
WILLIAM BROoKFIELD,
President.
WILLIAM II. PFLLAMY, }secrataries
D. ihO'iA' SA' JACOB NJ. PATTERSON,
Charnon of the Executive Committees