New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

reached there a little before noon having voted be-
fore coming down town at the polling place % tho
Sixth Election District in the NNI1id Assembly ms
trict The voting was done in n barber shop n no.
AZ Arsteriam-avC. between Seventy-iourth ana
scyonty-hfth SITS. Mr Grant Obliged 10 stand
in line for an hour before he received H.. ballots
Then II VAS several minutes before booth "aS
empty, but the Tammany candidate saved tim' "y
follln- most Of the ballots when b" dl n)' lh"ii
70 vote before he entered the booth 50 tnat II was
ONLY a moment two until he rc-enerSe" an"
handed to the inspector his various oAcia ballots
voting all.
Messages and kilograms arrived II tie mon
Square headquarters ali day. bat II any oil the'h
gave figures they not made pubic lh'H W.
generally from district leaders aSsurnE tne eN
Mayor that Everything was going on VIII "u' !"
such general terms as to be anything hui as5HrhS'
1t will not lie considered violation OF confidence /"
s,y that NJ Grant was prepared by what he he"rl
during the day to expect defeat but hardy VI the
tremendous way it came.
Tammaay Hall. usually The centre % act''S ""'
ing Election Day. was almost ',''r.'' ''''' 90 "
IN. afternoon when OCCASIONAL" Wi;w'm man %
tw, would drop in ana ask Kober. kew me 'N''
f,thf.. custodian r. hc h,d heard ar' new. H''-
or, would shake his head solemn! ana rep! d" -"
negative None q the news he hai h'niA "'' q"
kind TO comfort H." l.ac1psoiait-o' nt mourn.
30 he held his p,-,e. Later H-'''i'i- "''' -
G,.lrick W,sNnl.., "DJrr," '0.a r'n. oN wac
.I, ,,,,,y.' pun,t,, II ludlow Street jI. Ail '''
iv"'''.' ".t.,,,.. ,. n .h,, la! us.n att ni.f
came IN a. "''".n. - '.tts
'' n.y. coor,roig..on~r Efward H-ii. vi" fi' '~n'
I"ih "' ., r. r,,r,ny .,r AMI Gr.r' hrai-
me gay 10 .l .l.,,.. of Nh. Council 'hImnf,.
where eieer@ph s'rG.,g ,h reception n tr.
and got Ieahg - T"a"Ii J. Sickle polio Ju.ro's
p,on ana ,irauy. e<-l..gltter Joha Hr.l''. -
Comm sion rom '.,,. ,.r,,Ilf.nf lafli.an"
,ou''r't 90. i'm ,ft-r IN. polls hAu hreu closed
Wr CLARK saia 'nn be- hSa .'t. ,oi,i 20, - th
me At hls po'l'''S i'',, ,rr,,.. except General
ballot clerk H' t' 80 ll.,r.-.,nr tales %
Slckies IooksH h.. r'a i'.,' ,,ho had been shat
tell dpoh' thr l"iN' ,'T mi hol lo., their votes.
out ~hcE NE '".'' ,,,.l @h"u, +, uer cent he
OF ihes" they rsih.',ei 49,. ,.,s The only
Tsmmany voters 80 - - .S5r,.hoav j.
man 10 loon -; ,,',i,'te, h. said II make
gong 70 y" p' ~. crppn, vnl larry pv,ry Ass~In-
the Ireh,'IVi ma '.,gr.sa ftsfrfcf the With,
by hiSt J." '"f XVfr m. ,:cucrala conf
I'm, ,ir'l som. M 20 the dctpoullug circl"
d., +, 49, II abort duration The returns when
'nn i l'r l,.s IN IA. Tscnty-scventh Elcc-
,tnm ustrtc, 81 IA. XXIst Assembly District me
,lou 49, t,c IN rolling booth Al the south
n"uns - ~ Etsf Scv"nty -nith-qt. and Park
W. No TrLcr srut it'll time Arranging his bal
lots. ana laNnk vocl IT. e. 80, q" near he *
me 'N-"'SS -
van t.. e,,v,t.. b.,.louart~r- on m. second
o. - 80. Nortou House. were % charge N""t'r-
NY ~ y" t.ri@ma 4 Hons. The ilccoi Co.,. looked in
for =, minuf. OF two but he di. not remain IONS
"a go -, a.. D..ori.r. l.gAl fr!.fl. called dur
~ - " t. a., han. of them remained long
LIZ - ,'V ,,r - h io,-'f.-ei "v.0rs~r.' "a"
ihFe' o' 'p.. ... ' i1 mo .i.,ir. ...r and an
itecor Ter ,ailp' IT, .,",t.,n,r.e. wnv shl!e
swcred questions IN ai W., ,i. i,ft.r r.
Mt Iil.i' '-' ,,, ,t',f ,.rte htd boon
rr'at r,l All IA, fof ne Recorder pastor and
NJ MI '"'' 80 W
I'm. whole Tammauy ticket ls elected. sail