New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
REPUBLIC CANS re. ORGANIZED
WORK OF THE COMMITTEE OF EIGHTEEN.

A PLAN FOR REINFORCEMENT ADoPrED-ENRoLLrYc
OFFICERS APPOINTED.
The Committee of Eighteen on Republican
Reorganization met last night at the house of Edward
Mitchell to complete the details Of the plan for the re-
enrolment OF the Republican voters of the city. Mr
Mitchell presided, and William Dowd, WhItelaw Reid,
John OBrlen, Elliott F. Shepard, Theodore w. Dwight
Frederick Kuhne, James Marvin, Charles g. Spencer
John D. Lawson, Volney King, Scion B. Smith, William
d. I0Wnley and Joseph Hart, Of the committee were
also present Cornelius N. Bliss, 8. " r. Cruger and
benjamin Brewster attended the meeting as delegates
from the Union League to urge the committee 10 80
change tho requirements for enrolment as
to encourage all Republicans to present them
selves at the enrolling places. The change par
tcuary desired the omission Of the words recurring
the applicant to verify the statements made concerning
his purpose to act with the Republican party by oath
OF animation" The suggested change Immediately
made' The only requirements that the appli-
cant shall have acted with the Republican
party at the last Presidential election or
that he intends to do at the election and that he
VIII not attend the caucus Of any other party The days
OF enrolment the three remaining Tuesdays of No
vember The hours originally fixed were from to 10
p % but the committee decided last night to extend the
hours, making them 4 to lOp.m
Professor Theodore W. Dwight read an address to the
republican voters which will accompany the advertise
ment OF the places Of enrolment He also read series of
few changes. They provide that the officers
In each district shall meet on the first
day OF enrolment and organize by the election OF chair
man and secretary. The name, business address, IL
any, and residence Of each applicant shall be written
down by the secretary under the Of enrolment and
the applicant shall sign the paper the same line
with the entry by the secretary Three copies Of these
lists shall be made-one for the secretary OF the Board
one for the Assembly District Committee and for the
secretary OF the Committee OF Eighteen The list
shall DO open for tho inspection Of any Repub-
ncan voter. The enrolling boards will meet on
the first Tuesday Of December to consider the
challenges Every challenged persons shall be in
formed Of the meeting and If his is stricken off he
shall be Informed Of that fact and shall be allowed five
days In which to appeal to the Committee OF Eighteen
The decision Of the Committee Of Eighteen shall be final
A subcommittee, consisting OF Messrs. Mitchell,
Dwight, Townley King, 0'Brien and Smith presented a
report which adopted, fixing the places at which the
enrolment in the different Assembly Districts shall take
place. This list win be advertised in THE TRIBUNE to-
morrow The same subcommittee also reported the
names Of the enrolling officers. The Committee OF Egh
tecn after making few changes, adopted the list which
IS as follows:
LIST Disrlct-Henry L. Tremaln, lawyer No 243 West
Forty hlTd-st: John p Higgins, hotel No 100 Cham
st.; Arthur Hanley, butcher 30. 1861 Frankiinst.
Charles V. Lewis painter.No. o. Hudson-st
lid Dstrict-lohGrd w. Manning, editor No. 900 East
Eightysi Francis McGlane commission agent, No
267 Milliam-sti Thomas swanon, shipping agent, No
Ernest schmtt; cigars, No 272 Willam-st.
IiId DtstGtnChaIis r birmingham publisher No
No l65 hottest John T. Baker, lawyer No. 13i East
Seyenteent.st' Henry W. TAFT lawyer, No l45 East
Iwcnty-firstst; Mortimer {. Addoms, lawyer, No. |
West Twentysecondst.
seyenthst John j. Beatc, bolermaker No. pa East
Broadway Thomas Sullivan, electrician No. 276 East
Broadway; Timothy G. Shea, printer; William Ratch-
ford, cooper, No. Rutgers-pace.
yth District Edward G. Ripley lawyer, NO. 22G West
Michael H. Carlin clerk, No 10 yandam-st; Louis Waz
hats, No Cottage place. j. T. snedeker well sinker.
With District-Horace Russell, lawyer, No. A West
Charles s. Berry, lawyer, No. lis De
Levy bookkceper, NO fO3 Sufolkst
With District-JOhn Watts Russell lawyer No 81 /
West Tenth-st.; Guy r. Pelton lawyer, No. 4 East |
Twenty thirst; Howard Conkling leisure, No % East
place; Frederick A. Shields, plumber, No 67 Crosbyst
With Distrct-Ienry L sprague lawyer No $50 West
Frederick Finck. retired No 10 Eldridgest Charles
smith cigars, No. 90 Bowery; Edward Mury, hotel No.
IXth District-Charles A. Benedict undertaken No 60
Carmine St; Charles f., Hobby cashier, No 30i West
Albert L. Hail. clerk No So Christopher
st.. George J. Dominick, clerk No. rs Perry-st,
place; Ferdinand Eidman, real estate, No. 60 East
FOurthst; Henry G. Batty lawyer No 40 secOndaye.;
Jacob kcssler, bookkeePer, No IS East Fourth-st. -
XIh Districts. " K. Cruger. real estate, No. 112
East Thirty-hft-t Robert r. Hamilton lawyer No As
Vest ThIrtycshthst Or. Richard H. Derby No. West
Thirty hh-s Charles H. Russell Jr, lawyer No. All
'iftl-ayc james A. Blanchard, lawyer, No. East Sew
nty--eyenth-st
XIh District-Charles b Paige lawyer, Leland House
William II. Graham, real estate, No $40 Eighth-st.
ames Mcconnell enginecr No. 2oe seyenth-st Charles
landing agent No: ,o ~ sAt9Sti George b. "haeg
XIIlth rct-Jos phi Cob {, re estate No 1873 We
vSsi William Wade eIot6nS no ISL
,ghth-avo; William A. Querple coal and wood, No l75
enthaye.; James Ward, truckman, No POI West Seven
XVIII Dstrict-samuel B. Hamburger lawyer No col
,cntl-st; James d. Ferris clerk No Gi3 East Nntst;
thompson machinlsi, No 232 East Eleventh-st
XYth 6Lstrlct--Hosea Higgins retired, No. 237 West
Andrew H. McKelvey clerk No: AZ West
dmInd c. Lee. laborer, No az Ninthaye; Gilbert r.
awes, lawer, No 2O6 West observation-disclosures
XVIth Distrlet-Gcorso Walton Green, lawyer, No 1874
cxngonaye.; Frederick IEayrs glass NO; 33s Second
Ithst.; Thomas T. COcn, lawyer, No. 42I East Eigh-
enthst Edward Fisher. clerk. No. 2l0 East Twenty
XVIith Disrlct-Charles A. Flanner, lawyer, No 2i5
est Forty -hfthst.; Eugene ID. HawStls, lawyer, No
$3.50 Broadway Frank Ethrdge, lawyer, No. pa West
ry-cighthst. George stewart, commission merchant
XVIIth District-George W. Van Mort, broker No "a
est ThirtysecOnd-st James v Loguc dentist No. III
act Thlry-third-st. George W, Blunt lawyer, No 323
exington-aye. Thomas BARLEY clothing. No. $40
hrd-avo. William H. Richards, storage No. 90 LcN
XIXth Distrlct-Jamos W, Hames, lawyer, No West 9
wcnty hfthst. James L. Bruder. clork, No 137WcSt
xty seyenth-St; Resell L. Richardson lawyer No lOL
est One-hundredandt twenty -sixthst.; William Rof,
red One.hundrcdthst and Tonthaye; John L. ~ Hunt,
wycr, Sixty-nlnth-st. and Tenthaye.
XXth DistriCt-RObcrt Betty, dry goods, No. 7i6
iird-ave Henry A. Van Ness furniture No S52 Third
e.; Herman Cantor, lmpOrIer NO: 10 East Forty L
ghth-st; John Frck IT,, iewecr, No 354 West Thirty
nthst. Merton g. Near, commission merchant No. 43l
ast Ffty-seyenth-st.
XXIst Disrict-ErneSt II. Crosby, lawyer, No. Cos A
fth-ave. George II. Cathcar publisher, No. 80 Last
ftysiNthst Meyer ISaacs, lawyer, No. 81 LeXng
nave; John If. Van Amringc, professor, No. 81 East
ty-fourth-st; James Miward, agent, No. l57 West
,rty -sixth-st
\ Kid District-Garrett s. Roach. ship-builder No.
300 flfth-aye Charles Brckwede grocer, No. 1883
ave; Bernard II. Do Bocs furniture No. 2l5 East
ghty-hIsst John r. Williams, retired, No. All East
George 5. duncan, grocer, No. ~
lst Ninety flrstst.
XXIIId Distrtot-Theron G.. Strong, lawyer, No 80 o.
est Fify-secOnd-s Leroy s. Dewey, storage No. li9
at Onehundred and twenty fOurth-st; George Rose
Hector No 425 East One-hund rcd and ghteen-sL;