New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
END OF EXTRA ENROLMENT.
TO-DAY THE LAST OF THE FOUR SUP
ELEMENTARY DAYS
INTEREST IN THE OUTCOME OF FRACTIONAL DIFF
FACULTIES INCREASING.

INTEREST IN THE OUTCOME OF FRACTIONAL DIFF
FACULTIES INCREASING.
The supplementary enrclments. which by amend
ments 10 the Primary Election law are held In May
and June in each year. will end tonight. All who
are not enrolled then will be unable to take part
in the fall primaries OF their party In the year OF
a Presidential election an additional enrolment Is
held in February John X. Neal OF tho Bureau OF
Elections. in Smithst. said yesterday that he had
received large number Of applications for enrolment
and transfers from one election district to another
Many persons who have reached their majority
since the last election have also applied for enroll
ment.
'On any Of the four days OF registration said
Mr. Neal. "a voter applying receives an enrolment
blank containing party emblem. II the voter de-
sires to enroll for party proposes he retires to a
booth and indicates his party choice by making
mark under the party emblem. This he places In
sealed envelope. and without indicating his party
preference deposits the blank In ballot box in the
presence OF the inspectors.
If the elector declines TO enroll he may return
the Gank and envelope to the Inspector In charge
OF the ballot box. and the Inspector shall seal the
envelope with the blank therein and shall deposit
the same In ballot box Each OF the enrolment
blanks Is numbered to correspond with the electors
name in the registration book"
The ballot boxes are given to the Custodian OF
Primary Records and remain sealed until the Tues
day following the next succeeding day Of general
election when they are opened and the proper en-
tries made in the enrolment hooks
ANY elector." writes Mr.. Neal in his abstract OF
the law who has registered one Of the four
days OF registration in the preceding year but who
did not then enroll with any party, may nave ms
name added to the original enrolment books ny
filing a declaration with the Custodian OF primary
Records provided by law 80 -
The Bureau OF Elections will be open until u
o'clock tonight
Considerable interest is being manifested In the
enrolment In those wards in which there are rae
tional fights. Both the regulars and Independents
here. especially on the Republican side nave done
everything in their power for the last two months
TO bring out a large enrolment. The entire Repup-
lican party in Kings County is interested In TINS
work, apart from any factional advantage that
may be obtained as the party naturally desires 10
make good showing in the fall elections on &C
count OF Van Wycks majority over Roosevelt IN
the last Gubernatorial election. This interest VIII
be intensified the arrival OF Lieutenant. Governor
Woodruff who IL expected home from Europe TO.
morrow. II there is to be any factional light OF
large proportions against the Woodruf-Dady lead
ership, 1t is likely 10 he definitely organized AT
least in certain wards. in short time. .
1t is believed. even among the Independents. that
Mr.. Woodruff will stand by his guns, and not desert
the political fortunes OF Colonel Dady or those VINO
train with them as local leaders.