The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

mann. who is using his influence in Sixth
Seventh. and Eighth streets. where he has
many friends. although he lives Just outside
| the Assembly district. Then. too the Property
owners Association OF the Seventeenth ward
him. O iA'" p"'f anu Is working f0f
Notwithstanding all these sources OF Kemp
ners strength the Tammany Hall leader did
not despair Of the election of his candidate.
John Z Stein. by substantial majority In
regard to the fear expressed by kempner and
| his friends that the Inspectors of election
might not properly canvass and return the
vote f1r the independent candidate. Senator
.! have given orders that the ballots be can
yassed name by name. SO that every vote will
ali that is due him" 'DA'' wall Se'
The Senator spent the entire day at the poll.
street. between First avenue and Avenue A.
and directed the work OF his lieutenants from
There was more excitem ent than usually at
tends n election in the Seventh. and the us u-
ally quiet, matter-of;f fact German American
constituency gave evidence OF being thorough
~ worked UP. Still: there were no collisions OF
factions reported, although words ran high at
in the Tenth ecton district in the sar
morning in which Tampany Hall man an
tts wOfIss exchanged blows This
game until 3:s3 O'clock: when . Tresth hies
Third street and First avenue and announced:
kraus is knocked out!"
the horses flew to Stanton street, lust east Of
Allen street where it was learned that the
man in Orchard street. who objected to the
1n;T3pne ; belaboring some miscellaneous
cal capital was to be made out Of 1t. as In tho
case OF the alleged interference of the police in
the matter OF kempners Autographs.
;, II the police had ordered the removal of Mr..
kcmpner's lithograph portraits from Fifth
street stores there were plenty Of them dis
~ In p.lfa
were stuck out OF every other window with
kempner's picture on them: They hung from
The block between First avenue and Avenme
A.. IN front of the police station. was ali
Ste dot 5uh eR G
enthusiastic admirer OF Kempner. as he grasp
ed his idol by the hand in First avenue. MIR.
Aempner admitted that he had seen the flag.
KEMPNER FLAGS AND PAsTERs.
"..Ibod me dot fieg und pood it oud for you"
ooo Hooray Tor otto Kempner" yelled one OF
200 ,psehins who had gathered around the
vb The cheers were given ia childish treble to
WndoSs waved sn and the as in the
candidate escaped into ex-Alderman Flegen-
heimer's wine room. the, children remaining
crowds OF ehlldren.boys and grls-greeted
ikemPner wherever no went in the district dur
Although he did not predict that he would be
elected. AIR; kempner said that. despite the
hanulcap Whlch ne mad TO carry in depending
entirely on paster ballots. he was polling a
very big vote. IL will consider It almost a
miracle II am elected. having no Official bal
Mr.. Kempner was rich In the variety OF his
pastors. He had a straight Dem ocratic paster
with his name substituted for that OF Stein;
also Republican one with his name in place
OF Schwick's: and another which he desie.
mated as ours" with no name for candidate
for Court OF Appeals Judge and none for Civil
Justice. AL the other candidates on this
paster were Democrats except Samuel Com
pers and jacob A. Latter. Labor candidates
for delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
his managers were also distributing Bartlett
pastors by the thousand.
There was little activity on the mart Of Jocob
NJ. Patterson's weak Republican organization'
The district captains had very little money
and but two or three assistants where thev
have been used to having a dozen or tifteen
The cutting of Maynard was yerv henvv az
pecally by the Germans. Senator koesch sent
word to Mr.. Croker that MAYNARD womlI RIM
behind 800 In the Assembly district The
other side asserted that the falling on would
be even greater w. '
very large vote was polled. only about five
Senator Roesch thought he had found in a
which was voted in some districts, an EFFORT on
the part OF the Stecklers to have Their nosc a
counted. All Of tho judicial nominees wepo
scratched or this!paster a nd the name of Judpe
Iltzslmons was written in.
In the Forty ninth Election district Frapl,
Gonklin, iodger at the Arcade Hotel All
Bowery tried TO vote and found that some re-.
peater had voted for him. Another repeater
triea 10 vote Tor Thomas Best another LOGGER.