New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS N BROOKLYN
OFFICIAL BALLOTS TO BE 1NsPEcYED-FEATUREs
OF THE CANVA:

OF THE CANVASS
The Republicans of the uptown portion Of Brooklyn
filled Turn Hall, In sumter last evening IN the
interests of the candidacy Of William Watson for Mem
Der of Assembly in the XIIth District The Kew. DE-
A. Stewart Walsh presided. speeches were maze oy
Dr. Walsh, ex-senator Jacob Worth and Mr.. watson.
all of whom were received with enthusiasm Mt.
watson expressed great confidence that he would WIN
despte the opposition OF John Y. McKane and his
friends In Gravesend, who will support al uie no
publican candidates save Mr.. Watson.
Enthusiastic meetings held by the Federal
Club in the Twentieth Ward. by the Twenty -hrst
Ward Republicans in DelmOnico Hall, and In nearly
all the Eastern District wards. William Kramer al
dressed half dozen meetings in the interest Oh MS
campaign for Sheriff.
Tonight there will be a meeting of Thirteenth Ward
Republjcans in the Bedford Avenue Tabernacle, az
South Third
About 200 OK volunteer nremen and printers para
ed last evening In the interests OF Johh Courtney VIC
Democratic candidate for Sheriff. The start was mace
from the City Hail. and after marching to Auanc-ave
ord the Raw a boat was taken to Broadway. The
march was then taken up the principal streets OF the
Eastern District where Justices courtney snu nenn
reviewed the line at Bedford-sve. and Broadway.
The Board Of Elections In Brooklyn mas mioraeu
candidates that they inspect the ofhciai oAl1ou
hea-ine their names to- morrow between 8 O. m. ana
q IL m.
deaf mute named Bnlaid Leipit. Ia registered nom
No. 37s Ata ntic-ave. He Is not citizen ana 80,
he thought he was joining club. he was neid III
$500 bail yesterday. m
ann,icstion nv John L. Childs, the Republican cahoi
date for Congress in the LIST District, Tor
to compel County Clerk Sutphn, OF Queens county "
strike the name Of James ". Covert rom lhe iis' VI
candidates fled By the Gleason interest 10 DC p.o
a. an independent ticket. as 1t appears on the regular
ticket Decision was reserved.
ahn
william Domeyer the socialistc LABOR oshuiuAo
, for supervisor Of the Twenty sixth Ward dled on
utoaar AZ his death did not occur eight days
he,ora rho election. the vacancy cannot be nlieo.
rpdr. BARTLETT Yesterday dismissed the application
% hay. stricken the registry OF the Town oi s
land Orange County. the names Of James crane! .nu
his son. of the West Point Hotel. on the gr2uia 'n
,h.x live ppon land ceded to the Government ana
theretors not part OF Orange County JUS al.an
decided similarly on Wednesday upon IKE queS'i'h
In Poughkeepse holding that persons LIVING on sne
have rst nra he's ana ared
s~,s u IN The town OF Utrecht the ground thai
they aed to post the a Ss1 .. %coer Is according
to law They taken before United sta'5 o0 on
missioner , Asn ss AND had Sosea the law and they
were released upon their own reooen.Ances; !.
TIE md ,seT -. ss never before more Than
fyy three -reefstsred from that nsmeilns ioeaIy:
AS tss in the Ss s o. their records win be
Investigated. ....
TWO cLERGYxEN 10 WORK AT THE POLLS
The meeting In support q the Peoples Municipal
,.sg,e held last evening at the Bieomnsdaie Re
,,r,ned Church Boulevard md Sixth etghth-st en-
nhas,red the fact that the Clergy are taking most
scan and constantly increasing interest IN tho
s .t,.ndsce vas large ssd the appreciation Of the
II, A,,ected cuts at Tsmmany nisrnle was expressed
hy srthusssssie and generous spplAasc Many women
- .,..eut The Rev. Nadison c. Peters. pastor OF
NE Sirurch, presided. sna among ~ spessss we're
~ p.y. III, c. y. W. BrngsmAs. Of the Madison
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