New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

LEROY g. Crnnes canvass in the Xth Senate District
is going on with vgor eanestness and pluck Mr. Crane
ia reless worker active 10 the greatest degree a0d
into SIGHT with determination. Democrats in large num-
bers are promising him their support
The citizens of Harlem will have the chance Of hearing
GOOD sneakers on the subject OF Ballot Reform
az massmeeting held under the auspices OF the Peoples
Munjcpa League at the hall in the Bank Of Harlem Build
ing No 215 West Northumberland twenty hfh-st, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth aves tomorrow evening az
o'clock.
The Republican Italian League OF the XIXth Assembly
District VIII hold meeting tomorrow night at No 125
Amsterdam-ave. There will be speakers and concert b
A. Porpoa.
Republicans in the Third Ward Of Bayonne, n. j.,
organized permanent club Monday night with these
officers: W. d. Meyers president A. p. Brooks, first
viccpresdnt Frederick Pantaneus second vcepesiden
w r. FreebuIn corresponding secretary W. s. harrison
recording secretary j. r. futile financial secetay A H.
Field, treasurer; Henry Thompson, sergeantat-arms'
There ninety.eght enrolled The intention is
to build clubhouse. The chosen is "The Third
Ward Young Mems Republican Club" Addresses were
made by Colonel Charles w. Fuller, Major a. X Pangborn,
Richord A. Williams Humphrey W. Carr, David Peloubet
and Joseph Locke, Of Jersey City.
The Republicans OF Windsor Terrace T. l., held mass
meeting Union Hall Monday evening. The meeting
preceded by parade and the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested When the paraders filed into the hall IL was
packed TO doors Eawsrd F. Person opened the meet
ing with short address and proposed William S. Ryan
president Of the meeting. Mr. Ryan made short speech
Among others who addressed the meeting Judge Gale
Edward Weeks Foster L. Bscus and Theodore Maynard.
The Republicans Of Tatbush L. l., held massmeetlng
last night under the auspices Of the Republican Association
at the Town Hal. President Edward b. Vandeveer
opened the meeting with few remarks and nominated
Foster L. Bsekus temporary chairman MI Backus made
stirring address after which the following speakers ad
dressed the meeting william II. Williams Charles A
Conradv Henry Brstow Colonel Harry Mitchell Archi.
bald < Weeks and John O'Key. The Independents OF
the meeting were Theodore Maynard, Edward Person,
Webster C. Estes Gustav jain. william H. Cross Charles
b. Jennings, william 5. Ryan and Richard zimmerman.
The North Side Republican Club Of the XXIVth AS
s-mby District held enthusiastic and welattended
meeting night at Nos. 2,o91 and 2Ge3 Ihrd@ve.
Colonel Stephen S. pashford presided. Addresses were
made by J. Stewart Wilson Richard Groga0 u. +. L@hd
James j. Wells Henry L. School and william c. McCrea
wooey's 'od.House-at Home Psviiol," at the foot
East Eghy.fourth-st, VIII be Allied Friday evening
with an enthusiastic crowd Of Republicans. who win
attend q nsssmeetaR OF the Republican ciuts OF tho
xXIId Assembly District. Speeches will be made by
General D. +. Burke. W. r. Clarke. Frank ]. Farrell.
Colonel William McMchae William j. oDair and Patrick
Burns. There VIII be music and fireworks.
The East side Citizens Republican Club Of the xXIId
District met last evening Boulevard Hall, No. 1913
Avenue A. Although IL was their last meeting OF this
campaign the hall crowded the doors and every one
there was ready and willing spend every moment posi-
lie from now until election procure the election Of fas
e,, and 80 secure honest government L. Mason pre-
sided Speeches made by J. Proctor Clarke, Dr. A.
l.. piOwn Benjamin Oppenheimer.
Calm earnest and eloquent speeches were made Last
ught by Abraham Grubner, L. H. Hutchinson Professor
Georae w. and Leopold Leo at the meeting OF the
West side Republican Club. In the Hotel Endicott at
EIgty.srcoHd-st and CoIumbus-aye. Judge Charles N
Taintor presided, Leopold Leo acted as secretary
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Young Mems fassctt
ana Vrooman Campaign Club OF the AVlllh District
VAS held last evening at 40. al5 East rhryiourth-st
Nathan Un1er was chairman and Charles Conaty
tary The clubroon WAS filled chiefly with young men.
james Owens made rOusns speech which was heartily