New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
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ONION SQUARE no.r.', cor. Broadway.

H,<rison Roome and the chairman, John NJ O'Ehea
s club increased It, membership 100 members ana
vii hold open air meeting 70 evening. Al
dresses viii be made by General o'eine Mr. Yammer.
sna Robert A. oreacen.
To.msrrsw evening u the Hall Of the Bloominsdsas
church. Boulevard and West sxtyeighthsa, there will
be meeting under the auspices OF the Peoples Municipal
Iaare. Madison c. Peters, the pastor, will preside,
Francis NJ Scott, Rabbi Harris the Rev. Dr. Elmender,
Dr. Brdgman and others viii address the meeting.
The Third Ward Republican, Association OF Long
Island City held their second meeting Tuesday A No.
x28 yernonavc, and enrolled fifteen names They
.lso unanimously Endorsed State county, Assembly.
eIsy and ward ticket They decided hold ratification
meeting at the old Ravenswood Postoce tomorrow even.
The Young Mems Republican Club will fatty the
county nominations and that OF Cornelius Donovan for
Congress, Ignatus Dugan for Assembly, and Thomas
Dryer, for Alderman this evening st No. 276 Spring
st. There will be addresses by well.known Speakers
Republicans Of tho lid Assembly District will hold
ratification meeting In Room o. Cooper Union this even
Ing. Francis NJ Scott James NJ. Varnum John w. Con-
Jones w Hawes William H. Corsa William II. Bellamy
Donald Mclean and others are expected to speak.
A practical illustration Of the working Of ehe bsllo'
Reform Law viii be given Saturday night st the
Federal Club, No. 646 Madisonave.
Republican rally and anti Tammany meeting VIII DO
held Turn Hail. In One-hundred yfourthss
near Thirdave this evening The following speakers are
expected TO be present and to make addresses Francis NJ
Scott, John W. Gon Donald Mclean, Joseph H. Cnoote'
ElIhu Root James w. Halves, Percy d. Adams, William
II. Corsa James B. Kshemer and william Johnston.
Republican ratification meeting was held In the Park
Rink Orange n. j., last evening. at which there was
large attendance notwithstanding the stormy evening
The meeting stirring throughout and addresses
were made by Herman Lehlbach, the present Congress
man. S. Gibson, Of Dover and the nominees OF the
Republican party the county and Assembly tickets
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed and the prospects for
Republican victory at the polls in November are con-
sid rcd bright.
A m,ssmeetino OF the members Of District Assembly
No. 40 OF the Knights Of Labor. will be hed on Fruay
,,h. IN Conner Union This meeting been called by
we'll known working to protest mency against 'he
slecton of Police Justice German rs Sheriff.
Among the additions the list OF the names OF those
who will act Independents OF the Peoples Muhicpe'
League meeting at Lyceum tomorrow might are
Dorman d. Eaton. jeremiah Cougnn' Johh H. aar'h'
Edward Mitchell. Henry kropf eharies d. r""iieh'
william H. Lenerts Simon Borg. f. r. Burilhsame'
Alfred L. LOOMS Robert Olirhsnt r. A. schRhan' iran
CT, c. Barlow. James J. ligsinson john H. ices, A"su
~. q, C,audons Morris Van Veen. Benjamin r. Romano
ur.nder Matthews H. L. Horton. C. T. Laiuia"' huei~
oud,n and Frederick H. Hatch.
Dovntown headquarters for the oraahnauon ot nfS'
.,or. have been established ut No.107 South'st