New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04
now TO VOTE.
SCHOOLS ESTABLISHED ~ THE AS
Sr.MBLY DISTRICTS.

FREE INSTRUCTION As TO THE WAY BALLOTS
ARE To- BE FOLDED Ere
schools FOR the instruction Of Republican voters
IN the legal way ~ receiving. preparing and de-
postlng their ballots have been established In all
the Assembly districts They will be- open again To-
morrow night Those who wish 10 make sure %
casting their votes that they Will not be lost
through lack ~ proper Information on the voters
part would 10 VOL 10 go to OF these schools
ami practise with stmpl" ballots AT the voting
booths which have been set up there FOR the pur-
pose.
The schools are located as follows: Ist Assembly
District. at No ~ Hudson-st.; Id 40 Cham
bers-s,.. IIId Grand and Forsyth SITS; lNth. No.
2a3 East broadway. Nth. NO Piii-st; With. No al
Flfh-st.: Win. No. 20 Secondive; With No. IS
Clinton Place: IXih No. Abingdon Square: Nlth.
80 az Sixth-avc.; NIIth No. - l.exlng on-ave.;
XIlIth 40 S33 Yves, Twenty ihirl-st: MYTH No.
2l5 East Thrty-sxth-st.. XVIII. No 265 West Thirty
fourih-st.: XVIII, No 2s East Sixty-second-st.;
XVIIth No 40 West Forty-fourth-st.: NNIIIh,
southeast corner Eigh have. and Ffty-thrd-st;
XIXth Columbus Republican club No. l.772 Broad
way: XXth. Ivy club Seventy -frst-st. and Third
ave; XXIst. No. IA West Ffty-third-st; XXIId.
LOYAL Republican club. No. 1850 Thlrd-ave.; NXIlId.
West side Republican club. No. 1872 West Eighty
second-st. XXIvth. Hell Gate Republican club,
40 1870 First-ave.; XVIII. Yorkville Republican
club No. AZ East NInety-hirdst: XNN1th. No.
s.cGg Thirtl-ave.; NN\lith. MadlSon-aNc anu Ont-
hundred-and-twenty- ATHEIST; XXvIlIth. one-hun-
edand-thirty -nrst-st and Eighth-ave.: XXIXth.
North Side Republican club No 2.66l Third-ave. ,
XXXth North Side Republican club. No. 1865
ThIrd-ave.
Voters who cannot take time to seek personal in
strucons should observe these simple regulations:
When you enter the polling place. take your place
I'm line, and when you have reached the ballot
clerk announce your name and residence to him
He will hand you all the official ballots. The long
ballots he gives you contain the names OF the cam
didaes for Office the short ones are for voting for
or against the Constitutional Amendments, RAPID
Transit and "Greater New-York." 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 If the new Constu-
ton Is adopted Will be nullihed II accepted.
Take all these ballots with you into the booth
First select the Republican ballot. being careful to
se. that II is the ballot which contains the names
Of all the Republican candidates u YOU choose
You can use a "pastcr ballot which you can oh
tain from the Republican captain OF your election
district - T., 49,, 18th, :, an d.,
face OF any of the long ballots below the perforated
me Re careful not to put your "paster" on any Of
the Constitutional amendment or other snort pa-
Then fold your ballot by bringing The bottom up
IN The perforated line and then lengtnwise through
,be ,niddle 80 that the number and the words off
cIal ballot will be on The outside Lay this ballot
side. ,.,..,to,,i a,,a,ar,or, Ia,
tots ,forC and the Rapid Transit and Greater
New-York' ballots 0or or against; as you des'reD
r"n,rateIv as YOU folded the official Republican
ballot, You viii then have eight ballots If you In
e Then fold. as You did the others each one of the
remainng ballots which you are not going to vote.
separately Take the ballots when You intend vot-
np in your right hand and take the others In your
ie9 Hand the ballots In your right hand to the
o,,nr avinp II vote these" See that he puts
ih h, ,n,, The box Then hand him the others.
You may remain in the booth ten minutes to ar
ra Wesn,bl,rans should vote for all the Const,u-
,tc,aI amendments.