New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28

A. ,or;ons Assembly distcts last night than 0n
either one of the two preceding days Oh resiS" 60
tion. The number enrolled yesterday Was 80
making a total of the three days resis""L L ,,o
2371l. 1t was found last night thaV ~ a.;ar 40
been advantageous to extend the l's st;I n
in some of the districts lneio ~ an
large number of Republicans waitlns - 10
rolled when the books were closGu @ a. rlI note
uohoh,o that the Committee OF Elghteeh ~ ~ l''.
piooscio Iaoo on the rolls the names OF persons
-. ravonted last night from reglsterius'
"nV "a district associations the active meH-
i" ' 1id not reach over one-quarter the hulloer
s ponpblicans enrolled under the he" p""
nh snccess of the movement IS therefore pi"oeu
iavopd doubt The Committee OF Eighteen wiz
la neotinc soon to hear complaints IN regard 10
+ba registration. after which the primaries Will 20
held for the choice of district committees anu u'i0
gates to the new County Committee.
DrrAus N THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Tn the Ist District the applicants presented them
.oIreo in GOOD numbers during the early hours OF
+be enrolment. the young men who had voted tne
ponnbilcan ticket for some years, but VINO hau
,,oycr taken an interest in the party councls VI
ooucuses leading The proportion OF these was
fnllv three-fourths of the whole NUMBER el,oAou
One man only had occasion to make his hiaiN anu
ono admitted that he had voted for Hancock ihe
total number enrolled was 20.
In tho Id District many young men enToHeu uheli
names in response to circulars issued py the D'S-
trct Association. The district is strongly Deiio.
cratic. but the Republican vote Tor secretary VI
State was doubled there at the last electloh' III
Co.. cases names were marked for challenge on
TDon',or 1 when the INSPECTORS will meet again,
ond all those challenged will be given notice TO APP
,,oor an December L to defend their CLAIMS, Inc
;snootors were on duty with little intermisSlon,
nd had their supuer served in the room. The total
number registered was H.
The total enrolment in the Hid District reacheu
o 75O The work proceeded quietly throughout the
evening. , ,o,,
In the Iyth District the proportion of young men
,ocsteripc was from 90 to 80 per cent greater than
pnder the old organization. The total number Oh
names enrolled was 229.
Last nights enrolment in the Nth Dlstrict was
larger than on the previous evenings. Inc nrst
night it was 246, last Tuesday 1886 and IaSt nlgh'
207-a total of ~. -,
The number of new names added 10 Ihe lisV al
rcodv enrolled in the With District was 49,
I;rh, increase over the number enrolled on either
of the other days. Fully onethird OF those ehroleu
,os+ordav were non-members of the old District
Association D..-...
Npch interest was shown ID the With District
aud the enrolment though a falling of from last
Tuesday night was larger than on the nrst S lues-
dav. For the three days it was 400, 49, ooo;
total, 1888.
In the With District 277 names were added to
the 1877 enrolled on the first day and 3l4 enrolied
ON the second As as could be estimated aDout
one-third of these not identlhed WIN the ou
district association. Many young men VINO nave
not heretofore taken any part Ill poll'cS PIoS'H''
themselves for enrolment.
In the IXth District there was smaller number
enrolled than on last TuesdaS but hefigures went
over two thousand and the Republicans of the dis
+r;ct ex,ressed themselves as satisfied with tbelr
work The enrolment for the three days Tespec-
lively stands: 547, 9j3, $50; a total Of 2'OoO.
7, the Xtb District more interest was taken IN the
roceedinas than on either of the other days OF en-
roluent Three members of the committee were
kent busy taking names during the greater part oi
the day. and 457 names were added 10 the ilS' Oh
251 enrolled on the first day and go on the second
OF the men enrolled yesterday more thah oo per
cont were not members of the old district assoca-
ton -,
The enrolrent in the XIth District passed with
ONT q challenge or a dispute. When the books were
closed ot O o'clock the work was finished as the
Greater norton of the persons who desired to
enrou their names had done so early III
the dav. Among the prominent OF the per-
sons who declared themselves desirous OF becoming
identified with the movement were Motifs ~
Jesup. Francis C.. Barlow. j. Havemeyer' Dr. H. T.
Lincoln. Silas W. Burt, Charles H. Reed, George
DeForest Lord, Schuyler Hamilton, jr., robert Z.
Livingston II. NJ. Bracm and George W. oiSol'
The number of persons who enrolled yesterday was
476, making a total OF llOo'
THE USUAL xROUBLE IN THE XIIrH
The contest in the XIIth District between the
11oi-.,ov,,or and HiIliard factions waged as
oorimoniopslv as on the other days OF the enroll
,ro,. Int with less disturbance. long
H. extending from the desk 20 tho street
,as formed early in the day. ana the
adberents of the two factions leaionsy
guarded it lest their opponents should crowd t1elF
S~norters into the liue at point near tho head OF
Ar colnmn Both sides were loud III deuunClatlOn
~ the alleged large number OF Democrats ana nom
residents in the line and eq1h az Ooa IN s
committee worked slowly, and positively refused
TO enroll more than one man at q tllhe. me- mat at
dewonsfrated by the fact that on the first and sec
ond days of the enrolment 4lo ana 3i2 names %ee ae
enrolled respectively, while yesterday only i93
Io W9io O'clock Edward Mitchell, the chairman Of
the Committee of Eighteen, appeared and, seeing
that there remained in the lhe aLgg m nnt amen U1
nntii these men were enrolled. The committee,
however refused to listen TO Mr. Mitchell ana
closed the books at 10 O'Clock, leaving aoouC 100
In the XIIItb District quiet prevailed throughout
the day Not a question was asked other tnah the
routine ana altUOuBu ihO
large day was ptSaciSry dnS TO
the Enrolling Board fCer 6s na ooS names u already
themes tSere making total Of lab on the books
In the XIVth District although the inspectors IN r
were kept busy in recording the names OF vo,els' @
yet there were fewer applicants than on the pre-,
ogs day Of enrolment Among those ay WhG sep6ea
Cntter and George II. Byer The number enrolled
was 266, making total of 9G2 for the three days;
The voters in the XVIII District did not TeSp9hhd thd
to the cali for additional to be placed on the
Enrolment list i'm as large numbers as they were
expected 10 do but those who did enroll themselves
met nothing but the utmost quiet, and theiI naneS
were accented without an objection, upon theT an