New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

.. Meeting ~ coIer,d voter, will held st Morton
and Rleecker st. tonight; and Will indorse the People
Municipal LEAGUE county nomnatons' Inc he'.
ander walt.rs will prsde. and among the speakers VIZ
=, N sco,t the Rev. Dr. w. B. Derrick the Kew.
r. r smith, Banksc T. Morgan, IT., Cornelius Donovan
Iuciss L. Van Allen, Major Corsa, W. NJ. hahooipn'
Frank Farrell and Louis Latimef. WA.
The Francis NJ. Scott Campaign Club OF inc WIN
,s..nhv District composed mainly Of Hebrews, was
o,,nized last night No. SO Norfolk-st seventyh'e
members were enrolled. The following Is Iie nst vi
oec r. Pres dent Learberger vceprsd NJ 'ohh
schyac1; secretary, II. +. Luhrs; treasurer. Lev!
$780,. ,e,oeantatarms Noah Friedman. The club
ndo,sed the nominations Of Gustav Menninger ior '
ssmbly and William Clancy for Alderman. ra'hea'on
usetng will b. held tomorrow night at the same pis'e
Several hundred R,putlcans crowded into the haii
=. M o76 Spring-st night 70 attend the regular
e.tno 81 tn. Young Mtn's Republican Club OF the Nn
Assembly District. Among the speakers were "AN
Logan q. Carrey, George BLIZZARD A. Morehouse Anu
Cornelius Donovan. the popular CANDIDATE ,or .o"e
In the With District ueoree n proeAiNeii' p
the club, presided ,.,,,.
Two meetings were held last night at NO 44e Eish~.
ave- one In Of the Republican orsani1aucn Vi
the XVIII Assembly District and the other
On rho street Iuch enthusiasm manifested oy Tue
crowd that suracd around the speakers platform. Aa'
dresses were mode by Joeph p. OFynn. Edrund T. Lee
Colonel Dusenbury and John H. c. Nevtus.
The regular weekly meeting Of the With Assembly Dis
rict Republican Association held last evening n "
.h2 ,;rand-st with Theodore Broadhead In The omar
h interesting feature OF the meeting address oy
lob E Hedges secretary the State League oil hepu
csn Clubs vino spoke the municipal issues Oh inc
present campaign $50,
sc-.uade WAS given in West Orange. n j.. last
an,ng IN F,ss NJ Condit the Republican nominee FOR
Conpress in the With NewJcrsey District by Repubca
.,rhs NJ Newark. They marched 1th torches snd ban
ar. n the hom. OF Mr. Condt In the line were the L
v Coodtt Assoc stion the H. Nj Doremus ARTILLERY tnr
Ill., Potter Association the Veteran Soldiers ana
Sanorp Association. and the Fourth Ward Republican
Club A, the home of Mr. Cqndit addresses were ma
nv r wilbur Mott General E. Burd Grubb and Others
Mr. Condu made brief reply
Tn. enrolled Republicans Of the IXth Assembly pis'f
h.d rousny meeting last night In the Blocker buons
=, BLOCKER and Morton sts rstfy the Peoples NUM-.
TO-, League ticket Franklin b. Miller presided ana
rIsches were made by William J. Gibson. Natfaniei
.nn.,on Henry Lowentha and J. Noble Hayes
,s,,e, was read from Francis NJ. Scott regretns MS
inability 10 be present at the meeting.
RAND transit will be the theme discussed tonight ~
m. People's Municipal League ting in Depot't In
.ood Among the speakers expected be present He
r,socs NJ Scott John w. Coz william H.. Bethany
Henry Altman and Thomas r. Timmns. The Excelsior
Rspubl.e.a Club will have charge Of the meeting
The Prohiblnonists held mass-mcetna 1t ChieA""'s
Hall lss. eight The hall comfortably hed BY In
SEN blsge Of men. women aud children. who hearty ~
p.odrd the orators. William T. wArdweil. the Prohio'
.dat. for Controller presided. The sRev HsarS
Hudson opened the services with prsyer Address
LIVED from d.. Charles +. Deems Professor
Hookins w. Jennings Demoress, the candidate for ASo.
Charlcs Z. NaDteYFs, sioorF. q Sesdham. L. "nsAoA
paitor Of The Voice." and etharx-
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