New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
NOTES OF Tie CANVASS.


A rass ueetnu of the John w. Cook Republican Assc
citation OF XIXth Assembly District will be he'd TINS
evening at Eiser's Assembly Rooms, On hunired-ands'
tenth.st. ard Eigth.aye. The sieahes announces arr
Francis NJ Scott, WILTON IL. BeiliMy william H. Corsas
John W. Gon james W HAYES, Psrcy d. Acam' eaniuei
H. Randall Henry Altman and Thomas y. Timmns
meeting Of representatives rom all the Repubnesn
clubs Of the XIXth Assembly District VIII Do he'a ~'
night; at the rooms tho West side Republican 0Go'
The object is to form permanent confederation OF the
clubs IN order to promote Republican interests III e us
tct constitution will be adopted at ton!gaps moes~ q
Tho Charles +. Bruder Association OF the Alan 40
semoiy District. al meeting hold last evening" unA
mously indorsed tho nominees OF The epuOlca 0ouhvs
Congress- Alderman and Assembly conventions ana peds~
die above their united support at the coming eec0n
ma.smeetlng Of the students OF Columbia College Wiz
be held the Berkeley Lyceljn to-day AZ NJ 70 SuV
port the noml, aons Peoples Municipal League
Tho Irish. American Republican Club Of which captain
p H. McNamec is president will give reception this
evening to John W. It's headquarters No 81 Union
Square Major Edward Duhy, OF the o''h hesi"e"''
j. NJ Wall and J. j. McCsr;y, will make speeches.
ratification meeting under the auspices OF the Repuo'
lcan Organization OF the AAId Assembly District VIII ~
held M par,a Hall tonight at D. Among those uhe
have sgnHed their be present aud address me
electors are NJ Scott candidate for Mayor 'ona
W. Coli candidate for DisrctAttOrley; Percy d. Aosms
candidate for Congress Charles H. Blair candidate 100
Congress Colonel S. " H. Crugcr E)hu Root Jacob n.
Patterson William BrookAed and General Henry n bar
num- Music by the Anderson Glee CLUB ana "arishas
Yorkvile Band -
The Colored Republican Association Of the XxIIId A.
snhlv nIs,rct held meeting q. second-ave. and Ninety
las: night cheercd Justify for tho Peoples
Municipal League. Tho Rev. j. X. d. Smith presided
The speakers were Abner c. Thomas, Henry C. Robln'o
T. r. Powell others Resolutions were adopted fa"y
ing the Municipal League ticket.
A ratifcat meeting OF the ciuIehs OF the Ailvs
Assembly District TOOK place at Newmans Hai NO lo'
Attoiney.s., last night Among the spaacrs "e'.
Frederick S. House, Edward Crosse, Henry NJ rootosa
Tha In nf
Jaw was IuciuIy eXempiined. A vot"g booth h"v'ns
been erected the hail. the citizens were taught now "
cast the next election Resolutions We's
passed indo sing the ticket and eightyvc citizens
their services 70 assist the organization LII n
various election districts.
mass-mcetng OF the colored citizens OF the xViiu
Assembly District was held last evening at Legion HAIL.
6iG Eghthaye. The meeting was for The purpose "
indorsing the Peoples Municipal Leaere Il It ana V
| receive instructions In the new Ballot Reform law.
Speeches were made by William Armstrong and !. "
Matthews.
The enrolled Republicans OF the XVIII Assembly Dis
iot held meeting last night at Rose I'M Hail. No 'Ef
Second ave. II.nry Krorf presided practical Nus
tstion OF the workings the Ballot aw was given
by Asseaiblyman Richard j. Lewis, OF the Xxlst District
This evening meeting OF the RcpupicahS OF uas
district will held No. PSI Avenue d. ar sAteenth'
| st. The speakers announced John w con, Wnlisa
H. Belamy, DR.. Macmillan G.. Raene c. B. wa
Rensselaer,, William Henke and Michael j. Koran
Maennerchor Hail. FDty.slAth-st. and Thrf-aye. Wa
overlooking last night by enthusiastic gathering
Swedes ard Danes, who met there 10 fany
the Municipal League ticket. Francis NJ Scott was exc
pecd be OF the speakers but about ii O'Clock WON
was brought that he his work In he cams
paign that he could not keep his engagement At ts
announcement much disappointment and sympathy was exc
pressed audience A. olsrom presided ami speeches
were made by James W. HAYES, George f. DuyseTs. G..
| Grmscod \. Jacobsen H. Randall. VI. Wilson sa&
Others Tho method voting under the law was cas'
| fully explained.