New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-17
ENROLLING NEW MEMBERS
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS AT WORK.
MEETINGS HELD IN NEARLY ALL THE ""i'"'
OF THE CITY.

MEETINGS. HELD IN NEARLY ALL THE "A'D'
OF THE CITY.
Tho regular June meeting Of the Republican warn
,ocotIons in BROOKLYN were set down for last even
ing. In several wards no meetings were he"' "'
associations having adjourned until septehiDo''
several members Of the First Ward Assoeiatoh "er0
AZ the headquarters No "a Courtst., among tncm oe
inc Judes A. y. Lewis and Franklin "oouruh
but no meeting will be held in the three summer
months The members Of the Second Ward Assoeauoh
held meeting
About a score Of the members OF the Third warn
Association assembled in saengerbund Hall ana were
called 10 order by DIR. W. f. GriihthS secretary JONI
Hartman kept the records. The proceedings were
brief and included the reception Of John wilson Dy
transfer from the Eleventh Ward Association, ana
seven propositions for membership. Alderman "ooa
reporled progress for the Committee on REVISION VI
this Roll Tie meeting was adjourned subject "
the call Of the Chair. A..
There were about sixty of the 375 members OF the
Fifth Ward Association at the meeting heid las. even
ing, at No. 1e2 Hgl-st. John T. McCracken pfesiacu
and Secretary W. j. McPilllamy kept the recorus'
Two members were transferred into the associa0ol'
and five new members were admitted. Inc reports
showed hourishlng state OF affairs.
The seventh Ward Association held its meeting IN
Roberson's Hall, No. 164 Gates-ave. About thirty
members were present. Frank Harvey Field presided
ferred to the committee. Resolutions were adopted
revisng the bylaws to conform 10 the bylaws
of the General Republican Committee as to member
shin The meeting then adjourned 10 the third Tues
day in september $50
The Eighth Ward Association met at Brann's Hail.
Fifth-ave. and Twenty third st. Philip Zen was
chosen to act as temporary chairman. About forty
members were present Several members were
elected, and some propositions for membership re-
ceived William IL. n. Cadmus introduced resolutions
expressive of tho and loss felt by the association
i'm the death of Daniel Lake. United states Marshall
of the Eastern District Of New York. The resolutions
were unanimously adopted by rising vote.
The Ninth Ward Association met at Atlantic and
Vanderbilt aves John Barnes presided, and l25
men were proposed for membership. The Tenth
Ward Association met at No Butlerst The presi-
deut Charles Hermance, presided and twenty five
new members elected.
The members Of the Eleventh Ward Association are
arranging for the annual seaside festival 10 be held
at Feltman's Ocean PAVILION at Coney Island Oh
Tuesday June 30. The affair is in charge OF j. p.
schluseer, John II. jackson, William ii. Johnston,
J. }. harrington, J. f. Thorne, W. 5. Curtis, lr and
Charles H.. Fulton.
The Twentieth Ward Association met in Philosophical
Hail. No. All Adelphst. William Mayo Little, the
president Of the association, presided. Two new men,
bcls added the roll, while three applications
for membership were referred 10 Tue YUM
mttee The meeting then adjourned to the third tues
day in september. Among the new members received
was Charles A. schleren, president OF the Young he
publican Club.
There were about $50 members Of the Twenty first
Ward Republican Association at the meeting at No. %
Delmonico Place last evening. Joseph Hacker pre-
SIDED There were the names OF thirty nine new mem
bers reported upon avoraby by the Investigating COM
mittec, and they were admitted.
second Ward meeting, at Fifthave and Eightllst.
President Warren c. Treadwell presided, and william
Wilson acted as secretary. About dozen new mem
bers were elected among them being William IL. VIII
Jams ex-president of the Young Republican Club.
Sixseight propositions for membership were received
There is great deal OF enthusiasm In the ward, and
the officers declare that II organization intends 10
get ahead Of them in work this they have got 10
hustle The meeting adjourned to meet again on
The Republicans Of the Twenty third Ward assem-
bed in their wigwam, at Gates and Marcy ayes IneTc
were forty new members admitted j. W. Mckeon
presided n
The Twenty fifth Ward Association met at Jefer-
son and Reid ayes. Charles NJ NewlDs presided
There were Ify new TOT @ ITsrn mp
In the Fifteenth Ward the meeting was held at No.
and Robert 1IendHckson recording Fnty-two sppilca-
tons for membership were received and referred To
tne investigating committee. Twenty new names were
In the Sixteenth Ward George L. Orpen presided and
Andrew Frank secretary. sixteen new members
enrolled. -, - m,
Hall No 146 CiTeenpontave., with President j. 5.
Oelvie in the chair and George E. Rogers acting as
secretary. ,., - -
ferred TO the vigilance committee to report on at ue
next meeting. There meetings In the Illlr-
teenth, Fourteenth or Nineteenth wards.