New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-23
NOTES or THE CANVASS.

The Fast side Citizens Republican Club held its nrss
regular meeting last evening at No. 1873 Avenue A. ana
formally organized the club. Alonzo Mason was CHOSEN
chairman and the following officers were elected Prcs
don't Alonzo Mason vccpresdent, NJ de Costa treasurer
Michael Sherry; secret5ry Louis H. Bold; chairman OF
Committee of Arrangements, Joseph j. Moen ana SER
gcanat-arms, Frank Selnbrecker The CLUB mas ABOUT
$50 members among them Deputy Collector Johh H.
unncr - covers the district from Seyentyninth'st
Erhtythird-st. and from Firstave. to the river IL
enc OF the many smaller organizations when VIII ese'
about the main association Of the AXIId Assembly IN
trict 10 be organized at a big meeting at LenoA nan
to,rorrow night This club will meet every Tuesday
evennq until election day. The speakers last evening
were counsellor I. j. King. Robert $. Browneh sna
John Little OF the Republican League OF this eiv
The J. Soat Fassett Association OF the AAIIo Az
sembly District will have grand rally at NO l0o'
Avenue A this evening. Well-known speakers VIII a.
dress the meeting 49,, MI.
The Executive Committee OF the xIIIth Assembly DIS
trio. Republican Association will meet at NO w Es
ave. tomorrow evening. ,,..,.,
An odiou,ned meetng OF the XIXth Assembly District
RenrbIican Association will be held at sNtysovenmss'
and Broadway tomorrow night to ra'hy the S'i'
lean nominations. -, ,y,,s.o-
A new Republican club to be known as u'e "inuov.
Terrace Republican Club organized MondSy o, 49,
a, tho home NJ George H. Whiting, No. 5S ADAMS f'e'
wipdsor Terrace FIatbush The officers eleC'u 80
Edward PlersOn president; Frederick NJ M'i'aiN9
vice presdent; Daniel d. Hamlin, secohu Wv - ;
rInr Cutbbort secretary; Edward b. Estes, treasurer
Ilen! - i,,oo George H. whiting, william H..
Cross Edward A. Tullar, William T. Iou"ii anu 80" -.
8 RYAN Resolutions were passed Huo's"-s ". a.
ticket and committee on permanent nav" 49, o,o,ino
nointed Meetings will be held every 'A'"N'' ~
until after election ,.h,,.o, ,ssoc.tion
-, tho With Assembly District held "ela'tendeo anu
extremely enthusiastic meeting last evening !" w. 10
poonest The Association unanimously indorsed the W.
I,c,n state ticket and pledged its entire support l
,.,, won't wild with enthusiasm every time j. Sltht
,,.,,,,s name was mentioned. Speeches were maze W
- Cipnson Samuel shimkowtsch, Herman BeTDl'
ptosco Poole Louis Brandt, Alfred Pech, Jhonts o.
royos Samuel TRIGGER, Patrick Reilly, +. H. Finn anu
wiz stein crayon portrait Of John Simpson was pre-
ltd 70 the club by Samuel TRIGGER The CLUB Is largely
composed OF Hebrews. -.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the J. Sost fasseu Oiuo
q, the Fourteenth Ward Of Brooklyn was held last hs' AZ
INCA Hall in Grand.st near Wytheae' Jspe.
creaney presided. President Greaney In gaining ue
setna 20 order spoke Of the bright OUTLOOK ior u'
penrbliean party this fall. Twenty ne" members "s''
enrolled. - ,,,. =, p,ookivn
The Thirteenth Ward Republican Union OF broOnyn
mat last night at It's headquarters, IN bediora"Ne'
cou.h Eipbth.st and largely atteheed' Fr'sl''
NJ Mcdonald presided, and stirring speeencS VIZ "-
~ ,,oo,, tor tho success OF the Republican Ticket
rho popub,lcans Of the Third Ward IN brooklyn wiz
Ia a rass.meetlng In saengeround Han on M''os,
evening The speakers will INCLUDE "eher~i JAM Co.
tus,ed General stewart L. Woodiorc' MAJOR b. H. W.
win and others. ,,,, T.. ,vuhd,av
County Clerk w J. Kaiser has decided 10 "unurs"
-, ,ho ,oc.ast for the nomination for Senator IN tn'
Iv,h Dtriet Of Kings County In view OF his hessa' nv
~. nom heart trouble and his physician says sha'
ha must avoid undue excitement.