New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
THE CUSTOM-HOUSE ENROLMENT IN THIS
CITY,
CONTINUATION OF TIE WORK.

CONTINUATION
The work of reenrollment was continued last
night in many Of the districts. Notwithstanding the
heavy rain large crowd gathered the pavement and
in the street in front Of the Union Assembly Rooms, at
Grand and Ezabeth-sts., where the enrolment OF
Republicans in the lid Assembly District was going on
II was evident from the low tone in which groups con-
versed and the occasional loud remarks made by persons
outside to those within that the feeling was bitter Al
10 o'clock the doors were closed, and yet the crowd
fingered for information At 105 the doors were opened
and in charge of the enrolment came out Ihey
would not give the result OF the nights work. however,
The enroment in the WITH District closed at No lO2
East broadway. The total number enrolled was 4l0l5O
on The opening night lao on the second ana 2p last
The enrolment OF the With District concluded with
the following result First day interrupted by row,
AZ second day, $780, third day, 25s total GA or these
about $50 are eOlored - - -. ,.,
Grand-st Three hundred and thirty nine names were
mo on The second and 9s last night Mr. David g. Cav
wood was Chairman Of the committee, which qua
the Chairman and Henry Smith. the Secretary, have
kept out Of the staunchest Republicans OF the
with view of advancing their personal interests,
while these gentlemen hold that they have only debared
BILE The rooms were nightly crowded by hangers-On,
many Of whom presented themselves again and again
enrolment giving different names and addresses each
time ana thus delaying the work. The present enroll
men falls short by nearly onehal of the number en-
The regnrOment the With District was completed
second 49, and the third SO total 254. The Commit
tee state that the persons enrolling are In great mea-
of who rarely interest themselves in primary
meetings and that not more than three four will be
stricken from the list. Col. Conkng, J. d. Lawson,
and Mr.. Benedict are among the Committee OF this Dis
trct The Committee of the IXh District met for the
third time last night Geo f. Merkee I'm the chair The
three nights OF enrolment result follows First.
second, l7s third, 200 total. 547
The enrolment in the XIIth District. at No 1913
Broadway, was completed last evening. Two hundred
and sxtyhree enrolled in person. and 1874 applica
tons were received during the three evenings. The
rOlment the XIIth District closed last night with
Names on the first night 172 were enrolled, on the
second So and last night co. In addition to these there
are 70 applicants who sent formal applications. The
Committee think 800 fair approximation to the total
number.
In the XIIth Assembly District 252 have been
registered
IN the XVIII District, at Plimpton Hail. 50 more en-
rolled last night, making total of 49,
In the XVIII District at No 1872 Thrdave., 1874 names
received last evening and 20S during the preyi
Gus nights, together with 80 applications in writing
total, 40.
In the XVIIth District, 151 enrolled last night,
making total of 500 In the XNIiith District at
East Twenty 143 enrolled on the
first evening and 90 last night, making total OF 23.
In the XXIst District, at Harmony Hail. One-hundred-
and-nnetecnth-st and ThrdaVe., 45O names were put
down last night in addition to the 103 enrolled on the
first evening and ia on the second being 27 names IN all