New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
REPUBLICANS ENROLLED.
HARMONY SHOWN IN EVERY DISTRICT.
NO CHALLENGE RECEIVED IN THE vIIITH-ABoUr
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NO CHALLENGE RECEIVED IN THE vIIfrK-ABoUr
27OO NEW NAMES.
Tho enrolment Of Republicans in tho various As
sembly Districts last evening" added total Of 1858
to the roll In addition to those registered in
tho Twenty-thlrd and Twenty-fourth Wards. Tho
entire number Of enrolled Republicans IN the city
now, is between $4,000 and 10000 In tho XXIIId
District alone there now on the rolls moro than
5000 names Several other districts have from
1900 to 1000. The approach OF the Presidential
election has had the effect OF awakening moro than
the usual interest In the Assembly District associa
atlons Between and tho election tho associations
will probably add considerable number OF names to
their rolls.
The first days enrolment In the With District
which was held Walhals Hail. in Orchaid ST.,
was one Of the largest that has ever taken place
there The committee appointed by the County Com
mttee TO reenro the Republicans Of the district,
were promptly on hand, with the exception Of Walter
Howe, whose father buried in the afternoon.
S. " r. Cruger, president Of the County Committee,
was also present and each member Of
tho committee was sworn to do his duty.
william billiard from tho XIIth District was mado
temporary chairman The members Of the committee
are W. H. HUBER from tho XIIth, Robert A. Grcacen,
OF the XVIII, and W. c. Reddy, from tho XXIud
District. The members Of the board were kept fairly
busy most Of the evening receiving the names OF voters
who intend to support the Republican candidates next
fall Many had voted for other candidates for County
offices at the last election.
Everything went smoothly although enemies Of John
J. O'Bren predicted trouble. Not q challenge was
made, however, and at 10 O'clock when the commit
tee got through Its work for the day, EOS names had
been put upon the rolls Among those who watched
the enrolment were John F. Brodsky, Barney Ronrke,
G. j. Kruse and Edmund @. Lee, OF the XVIII District,
the doorkeeper Of the Assembly. Mr. O'Brien did not
get back from Albany until the list had been closed
The committee will meet again for enrolment on
Monday and Tuesday.
The place OF meeting for the Ist District was at
No. 95 Trinity place. The enrolling officers were
p Lyons, A. Cross and Michael O'Brlen. Seventy
five will be added to the roll
Tho list OF for the lid District was increased
by 81. No. 46e Pearlst. was the place OF
enrolment and these officers were In attendance
Thomas Swanton, I. Flood, J. D. Manning, j. Mcbride
and John Cersgiola.
In the lid District twentythree names were added
to the roll They were all substantial citizens.
p. J. o'Brien, Thomas S. Mccoy. I. r. shay j.
Desmond and p. Cunningham, the enrolling officers
for the Ivth District at No. Gil East Broadway
and received 175 signatures
Fifty-nne voters were enrolled In the Vtb District.
There was considerable activity at the hall Of the
Ancient Order OF Hbernians In West Houstonst,
where the rolls were open.
In tho With Assembly District the enrolling place
was at No. IS Attorneys Thlrty-eght names were
added to the list.
The rolls Of the With District at the Lincoln
Club, In Clinton place. Thirty five names were added
to the list Of Republican voters, though the district Is
In which few changes are looked for.
In tho Kth District there were only thlrty-fve en-
rolled. There now 200 names on the list
The Xth at No. 25 Avenue A, enrolled sixty names.
The old enrolment $50.
In the XIth District the enrolment thlrty-sx.
During the year ten names had been added to the
roll by election The total enrolment is III.
In the NIlth District The enrolment was iOlty-nlne,
making the entire enrolment 6l5.
At the headquarters of the AIllth District, NO 200
Elghhav l4o names were added to the former roll
In the xIvth District the enrolment forty seven
making the total for the district 500.
There we're 12j names enrolled In the XVIII
District against addition or twenty six names last
year. The distribution of literature on the tariff
question is considered largely responsible for this
In the Xvfth District the enrolment was 172 Dur
ing 1887 III names had been gained by election
One hundred and thirty names were placed upon the
rolls Of The with District compared WIN ~ i&
to 800 Six challenged
The enrolling board OF the XVIIIth District met at
No 400 Third ave There were nnety elsht new new,
signatures compared with fifty six last year. The
total enroIment IS oil: u,,... mar. .,o,.,
Everything went along smoothly II s possible that
some Of those whose names were enrolled last night
Will be challenged at the meeting to be held In Linden
The enrolling board OF the xXth District met at No
154 East Fifty fourth St, and City four names we're
added. The total membership Is 400
The enrolment for the AXIst District took place
at No. East Fify ninth st. and l4s new names
w S a Te total to ns @ sbon year
About 700 voters registered I'm the NXIIld District
thrdst. and Third ave- everything was Harmonious
OF 600 tn" registration of 1894.
Adult 700 voters registered under XXlIld District.
Tho following Is the number enrolled In all the
districts except the NAlNth;