New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

6 Granville Harris appeared before the Doaru Oh Nes'
stry OF the Election District OF the lEth Assembly
Dtsct IN October IS and requested that his name be
registered The members OF The registry board wanted 10
know what his first but he refused 70 ei tet'
saving that he was In business and social circles
by the name he given and he wished TO have his name
that way The board refused to register nj
name and Mr. Harris appeared before Judge lngahain III
the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday ana asked TOT
mandanus compelling hoard to register his name as ne
had given them. There was no oppositoh 70 .ho
motion for mandamus but Judge lngraham reserved MS
decision.
The prohibition party will open It's headquarters at No
"a Fnth.ave. this evening. W. Jennings Denoest' the
Prohibition candidate for Mayor and others VIII discuss
the ouesons Of the campaign from the Prohibition point
Of view.
The Organization Of First Voters has sent out request
to all speakers asking them to announce at meetings ha'
all who desire unite In this movement against 1aisns
Hal. can do 40 nv going to the headquarters OF the Peoples
Municipal League before Friday and registering their
names.
ratification meeting to indorse the Peoples ticket was
held at the Young Mems Republican Club No 400 Tenth.
ave ON Tuesday evening Addresses made BY Will
lam NJ Montgomery and John 2. T. Taahc, the candidates
for Alderman Assembly for the XVIII District The
meeting was instructed Ballot Reform voting by Edward
+. Lee and Colonel George Dusenbury.
A public meeting OF the Business Mems NepuDicoh
Club of the Xth Assembly District held at No. 1872
East Third st on Tuesday night Resolutions were passed
indosng the candidates Peoples Municipal League
also the Assembly candidate William e. kurz ana inc
candidate Alderman, Joseph Murtin
Thomas Stearns candidate for Congress In the XVIII
District was the guest Of the Young Mems Republican
Club Of Tsrrytown Tuesday evening. lie receNcu
assurances Of the undivided support OF this club and Of
the Veterans Association the two powerful ORGANIZATIONS
Of this section Nj. Sttarns is gaining votes rapidly
A meeting Of the John A. Logan Republcah Ciup was
held last night at No. 90 Ludow-st Theodore r. hume
presided Speeches made in favor OF Samuel Stras'
bo.rger for Assembly and Charles s. Adler for Alderman
instructions given election officers to be careful
about the registration from lodging houses, ana
when possible, obtain descriptions OF those registering III
order to prevent repeating.
The Republican Organization Of the list Assembly DIS
ct No 154 FranAlins ST. last evening and ndorsed
the candidates nominated by the Republican County Con-
Vention. large number OF Republicans OF the district
were present and listened to speech by Cornelius
Donovan candidate for Congress from the With DStrct
Peter Patton president Of the organization. conducted the
meeting.
| The Business Mems Republican Association Of the
XXIlId Assembly district has Endorsed Percy D. Adams
Republican candidate for Congress in the XII lth Dis
trict, and William Johnson. r and James b. Klshemei
| Republican candidates Assemblyman and Alderman
respectively, in the XNIIld Assembly District.
The XIXth Assembly District Republican Club held It's
regular weekly meeting last night At the club rooms No.
271 West One.hundred dtwenty hfth.st There was
large attendance and much enthusiasm Forty PROPOSE.
lions for membership received and resolutions were
passed thanking the federal the C. r. Eruder and the
Excelsior for their and assistance at the
mass meeting Of last Friday night and acknowledging the
courtesy Of the Rev. Father kessler OF st. Josephs
Church giving the club the use OF the hall In when
| tne meeting held Interesting speeches In support
Of the union ticket made by President George F.
cmInder Colonel G. g. Van ReyTen and ]. H. MacDon.
.,d committee OF the club which is making thor
ough houseto.house reports that many Repub'
leans who have not heretofore voted Will register and
| vote this year
coox Republican Association OF the XlXth Assembly Dis
| ,,,o, wi, he held at Users Assembly Rooms in One.
and sixteenthst between Seventh and Eighth
ayes tonight The speakers VIII oe Francis NJ Scott
William II. Besmy. John b. Leavltt Colonel H. Atn'on
lam w (,od Percy D. Adams Abner c. Thomas and
| Thomas Tmmlns.
| big meeting Of clersymen will lie held again In
Chickering Hall tonight number OF MINISTERS WIZ
address the meeting the need 81 municipal REFORM
| nubc debate between j. Noble Hayes, representing
the p.one,s Municipal League, and r. S. Simmons, Of
the Tammany Hall organization Oh The Kiln Assembly
District took place last night at Room NO. ~ cooper
! Un,on before large audience. Mr.. Haye, spoke OF
Tammanys record. and hoped that those present would
>o,. tor tho fusion ticket eMr. Simmons answered him
and then spoke in favor Of the Peoples ticket by far
the majority OF those present also favored that ticket
At meeting OF the Union Labor Party delegates To
the Alderman Convention OF the xlAth Assembly District
held last night ut White Oak Hail. No loSi Icnth-av",
Charles T. Bowers chair on motion OF Charles E
Deyen Charles E. Swager the independent Republican
| candidate. Was indorsed for Aoerman'
At the meeting OF the workingmans Republican Organ
stIon Of the XIXth Assembly District held last evening
at Tenth.ave. and sxty.rth.s Henry Altman presided
The attendance large John j. boyd opened the speak
ine with stirring talk upon the new nrn. lie was fol.
lowed by H. A. Matthew'S the lish orator.. In one OF
his cterstlc speeches The other speakers
| Colonel d. y. sickles and John r. Mccarthy.
The coored Republicans OF the With Assembly District
held ratification meeting at their headquarters No. %
Sullivan. St. last night, at which Edwstd Mstthews pre-
sided The fusion nominees for the city and county
offices snd Cornelius Donovan for Congress In the With
District, Ignstus Dugsn for Assembly. and Thomas
Dwycr for Alderman Endorsed. Warm speeches
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