New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
HOW TO VOTE.
SCHOOLS ESTABLISHED IN THE 40
SEMBLY DISTRICTS

FREE INSTRUCTION AS TO THE WAY BALLOTS
ARE TO BE FOLDED. ETC.
Schools for the instruction OF Republican voters
In the legal way OF receiving. preparing ana de-
posting their ballots have been established IN all
the Assembly districts. They will be open again
tonight. Those who wish to make sure OF cast
ing their votes that they VIII not be lost
through lack OF proper information on the voter
part would do well go to one Of these SCHOOLS
and practise with sample ballots at the voting
booths which have been set up there for the pur-
pose
The schools are situated follows: Ist Assembly
District No. Isl Hudson-st.; I'D, No. l Cham
bers-st. lid. Grand and Forsyth SITS; lNth No
29} East Broadway: With. No. . Ptt-st; With NO al
Fifth-st.: With No 30 Second-ave.; With, No %
Clinton Place, IXth, No. Abingdon Square; Nlth
No G42 Sxth-ave.; XIith, No. 80 Lexington-ave'
XIIIth. No 333 West Twenty-third-st.; XVIII. No
2l5 East Thirty slxth-s; XNth No. 265 West Tnirty
fourth-st XVIh. No. 20S East Sxty-second-st;
XVIIth. No. i5G West Forty-fourh-st; XVIIIth
southeast corner Eign have and Fifty-thlrd-st;
XIXth. Columbus Republican Club. No. LIB Broad
way: XXth. Ivy Club. Seventy frst-st and Third
ave: XXIst No. IL West Fffty-thrd-st.; NXlld
Loyal Republican Club No 1850 Thrd-ave; NNllld.
West Side Republican Club. No. l& West Eighty
second-st.; XXIVth, Hell Gate Republican Club.
NO 1.62o First-ave: XVIII. Yorkville Republican
Club. No 147 Eas, Nnetythird-st: XNNIth No.
eC6s Thirl-ave.: NXNIIth. Madison-ave. and one
hundred-and- Twenty nfth-st.: XXVIIIth One-hun-
dred-and-thrty- hrst-st. ard Eighth-avc.; NNlNtn,
North Side Republican Club, No. 1858 Thrd-ave;
XXXth North Side Republican club 80. 1868
Thlrd-ave.
Voters who cannot take time to seek personal In
s,ructlons should observe these simple reguatons
When you enter the pol!ng-place, take your place
In lire. and when you have reached the Daliot-
clerk. announce your name and residence To MIN.
He will hand you al the Official ballots. The long
t,f, Of n n
ddates for Office: the short ones are for voting for
or against the Constitutional Amendments. Rapid
Transit and Greater New-Ycrk' and for the
amendment providing for additional County
Judge in Kings County and for three additional
Justices Of the Supreme Court The last two were
PASSED by the legislature. but II the new Const'tu-
zion Is adop,ed will be nullihed II accepted.
Take all these ballots with you into the booth
First select the Republican ballot, being careful to
see that IL Is the ballot which contains the names
OF all the Republican candidates. II you choose.
you use .paster' ballot. when you can 90,
tain from the Republican captain OF your eleeto"
II YOU use the .'paster It and stick 1t on the
face OF any OF the long ballots below the perforated
Re careful no: to put your "paster' on any OF
the Constitutional amendment or other snort PAL
Then fold your ballot by bringing the bottom up
TO the perforated line ana imsn ons h wor5s OH
cial ballot Will be on the outside Lay tnis oaol
OFT Then fold the Ave Constitutional amendment bal
lots for) and the Rapid Transit and 'ireat.r
Tor.Vork' ballots (fJr Or against as you desIre)
s~parateiy. az you FOLDED the Official Republican
ballot You WI then have eight ballots II you IN
tend 10 vote them all. -.
Then fold as you did the others each one OF me
r.,nsninr bal o;s which you are not going 70 No''
sen'rately Take the ballots which YOU intend vot-
ing i'm YOUR right hand and take the others IN your
"a U,rI inc ballots In your right nara 10 me
tnsr.c,or saving II vote these See that ne puts
them into the box Then hand MN IN, or =, ar
You may remain in the booth ten minutes 70 ar
range your ballots 90, -. 80 ,ho ,,,,s.i,,
Repuhlicans should vote "ior ali the |ohS'''u-
tlonal amendments.