New-York tribune., 1885-01-17

In the Ist Assembly District the enrolment took place
at No % Varick-s under the supervision of James "
Byrne. At 10 o'clock $50 voters had signed the roll
II the same be maintained the remaining NIGHTS
Of enrolment Will show large increase over last years
list.
small number OF Republicans presented themselves
in the lid District The district does not contain many
Republicans The list last year contained about $50
names. The enrolling officer. who sat at No. 4GG Pearl
ST.. received last night the names OF 70 voters.
The lid District Republicans enrolled at No - East
Nnth-st A fair proportion of the voters came out
Much interest was shown in the enrolment The num-
Der enrolled the first day last year 200 and
this year 1873 Almost all had voted for the he.
publican electors. One young man said no was only
nineteen years DID, hut insisted that he voted at the last
election. lie told 10 depart in hurry II he did
want 10 snow himself liable to arrest a crupnnl
charge.
The Chester A. Arthur Association OF the WITH District
enrolled $50 members at No. 207 East Broadway. This
is an increase OF forty-one the enrolment the
first day last year.
Charles Heanoy had charge OF the work in the Vth
District at No 723 West IIouston-st More than 300
subscribed their names 700 the number enrolled
year and when the work Is complete Mr. Heancy be
leves that this year substantial increase will be shown
The headquarters OF the John Simpson As.
sociatiOn of the With District No. 50 At.
torney-st, crowded. The number
enrolled was 900. increase of 80 over last year The
association will probably run up its membership to 700
last year II was 4l4.
The we ,her ayailed TO keep many Republicans of the
With District at home, ana The enrolment light
Thore about 800 persons enrolled last year. Of
whom about Dcquarter presented themselves on the first
day The number enrolled last night was ll5. About
fifteen of the siencrs had not voted for the Republican
electors. The place of enrolment was No 30 Clinton
At No GO Ludlow-st. the John J. OBrlen Associaiion
Of the With District booked 2l0 names. IL "a
Ex-AlderHan John W. Jacobus. president of the IXth
Assembly District Committee, had charge Of the enrol
fnVh lIla
were par,ienlary busy from to 10 o'clock. at which
ment will probably be about 1000. something better
In tho Xth district lGs names were enrolled There
several voters. No special notices were sent
out. and the enrolment was smaller than the first day
Among the prominent Republicans who enrolled at No
l07 West Thirty fOurth-st in the Xith Assembly Dis
president Of the District Club ex-Aldcrman Oliver
p Q. Billings, Alderman james Tallmadgc
Van Rensselaer, Thomas h. Wentworth, president of the
Young Mems Republican Club. and his predecessor in
that office. exAlderman James W Iiawcs. Twenty
who were formerly Democrats but who voted the Repub-
can ticket last November, registered their names
There 100 enrolled in this district last year Sew
The enrolment in the XIh District took place in the
rooms Of the Alpha CLUB at Ne. 40 Fthst; Two hun
ber enrolled on the first day last year No special
Sr re ne ssnt out but before 1e next they win be-
ton, had AWAY. T"ied the "rord ins lat s, e
AT NO 252 Eighth-avo the Republicans Of Tho Kiln
District registered thcir names There were ass ON ihe
year. Last night s5 enrolled fhose who worked
against the Republican National ticket wero nj,
lowed 10 enrol their names About fifteen who
were formerly Democracts were enrolled. Among
the first to sign were General Anson G.. McCook
Frederick T. Gibbs, Clarence W. Meade Cnlonci
Charles y. spencer and Colonel George CARLY.
Tne enrolment proceeded quietly ut No. $50 West
Thirty-hfth-s In The XVIII District. There were 2p
names placed the books among them were
OF men who had attained official distinction.
In the XVIII District the books showed "a gain over
that OF year for the first day. One hundred four
Republicans enrolled yesterday. "The total" said
(an in shaal (paOu u la ain. -
100 over last year Many Irish Democrats have asked
to be enrolled" !"
None but Republicans according TO the
accepted tests enrolled in the XVIII
District. The headquarters at No 3f5 West
Forty -scventhst., presented lively appear
ance during the evening. Police Commissioner McCiaye
among the first 10 enter his His predecessor
and present claimant for the Office Colonel joel W
Mason. In and did likewise. He ney0r smiled he
passed by Mr. mcClave Ex-Assemblyman stephen ~
SimOns0ns name among those placed on the regis
ter. Last year." said Mr. McCaye 10 % TRIBUNE re-
porter. "we enrolled i,700. This year the number