New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
ENERGETIC CLUBS AT WORK.
HOUSING meetings. HELD IN SEVERAL CITY
DISTRICTS.

DISTRICTS.
John Brandt presided over crowded ana ehtiu'
sastc meeting of the James g. Blaine Republican NIuo
of the XXIld Assembly District last night ana james
F. Davis was secretary. Final arrangements were
made for the great summers night festival which is TO
be held tomorrow the Empire City Colosseum ana
az which F. Y SchoOnmaker will make an address
The festival Will be male occasion for big rat
fcataon meeting and those who wish to see what real
poltical enthusiasm is will make no mistake II at
tending. TWENTY-FIVE invitations have been sent 10
each Republican Assembly District organization In the
city, and from the present indications there Will be
great oupourng Of Republicans from all parts OF the
city.
At last nights meeting twenty five new members
we're taken IN, which raises the total mem
bership Of this youthful club to nearly 800.
Among those attending the meeting were
Richard C. White, John II. Abbott. Clarence
Fountain William c. Fife. Daniel Buehler' h. u
DAYTON. D. Y. Disbrow. j. w. Hughes George
F. Engle julius Gruber Frank i. Benin. James NJ
Robertson Charles Kreter, Charles Each, William
Kavser John Earl Frederick Brandt Samuel kirsh-
fed r. NJ Hllfs william J. Malloy. A. Eedel, George
schaefer, william stein, Julius Pfeifer r. c. Garland
Charles Robb Joseph Mendel, NJ !. McDernctt, A
KimmIstle H. c. Ryder. Emil Iiugel James Csvan-
augh : Colombia, Henry !layer, J. Godfoee, George
(;osrt1er NJ II. Coleman and Charles Essen.
The Hell Gate Republican Club held meeting last
night At lis headquarters No. 2O6 East Eighty sixth
ST. at which j. T. Randolph presided, aad charles
Torrey was secretary. Arrangements were mace 10
secure banner that will swing across EehtysiA'h'
Il In front OF the clubs headquarters. Tie banner
will be thirty broad by forty long and VIII make
ODE of the haudsomest displays In the atty Al the
ION will be the words He'll Gate Republican Club,
and under it will be portraits of Benjamin Harrison
and Whtelaw Reid, each Of when VIII Dc SA DS
eight feet In dimension. Between the portraits VIII
be large painting OF the button OF the stae League
- pennblican Clubs The banner VIII be raised with
in np1iSt am
be made the occasion Of big meeting at when prom
nent speakers will lie present. At last nights meet
ING tDcenty-0ye new members were taken IN H. "A.
Mathews the Irish Orator" gave a stirring ADDRESS
Among those present were A. W. BracchI' = N
stearns Isaac Raft william Piatow, Charles r.
Baumann, L. r. Kelly, Louis haMehDefs' o. ~
sIsbv. y. c. Elienberg J. 6. Wright, j. A. Davis j. T.
smith y H. Brown d. Wilson, 7. ii. Hitchcock, j.
schwartz j. c. Tshart and samuel "arIetsoh'
An enthusiastic meeting of the Yorkville Repub-
dean Club was held last night In us haiusome ne"
clubhouse at Lexngton-avc., ana Ninety 'nirus'' 10
take final action I'm regard to ue mass ihee"'e
which is to be held this evening in Madison Hail. at
oneL hundred and twenty -ffth-St. and MadlsolaVe'
Edward Dubois presided at the meeting whiie GEORGE
Morey was secretary. Eighteen new members were
elected. 1t decided that the members Oh the o'"o
should meet the clubhouse this evening ut Ooioch
and forming In body should go 70 M"uisoh iiai'
Starring not later than 80 ocloek) Among 'ho'e
present were Adam Klein, ". Il. shannon MI "iI-
man. c. \. Parker. William smmon, Frank 6ucAieS,
Dr. Cassart Walter b. Toregue. Joseph Levy, Colonel
d. W. c. Ward, VI. c. Foley, j. Van hper' "eofso
L. HOating Charles ". Brandt and Arthur l. Ely
The Washington Republican Club. with headquarters
at OnehundIcd and fifty second st. and Amsterdam
ave- is an energetic organization Last night 1t hcd
lively and wcllattcndcd meeting. Among the prom
ncnt Republicans present were General NJ he'"H''
General d. L. Burke. Major r. >. O'shaughhessy'
r. Beatty, &. II. Liscom, j. Dowd, J. /. brel'
trplN i. Is.
Hands, y. J. Nerncy, and Judge Richmond, Of Iowa.
The speaker OF the evening was cXJudge Mackey' Oh
No. 800 West one hundred and nincteentl-st Mr..
Mackey has spent the last four years In England ana
lis address last night largely account Of his
observations Of the economic conditions In that country
lie made thorough comparison Of the protective ana
free trade systems. showing the condition Of the labor
ing classes In both the United states aud Great
Britain. His speech able plea for the pro
tective system and for the other principles which the
Republican party represents.
The Washington Republican Club will raise. on or
about August 10, what will be the finest campaign
banner In the upper part of the city. There will be
suitable ceremonies at the raising The clab. though
only about Yeas old. has Of the most thorough
organization in the city, 1t has comfortably
furnished house. and Is doing much to cut down the
majority ia what was formerly Democratic strong
hold The club will hold its annual summernght
July 81 The officers Of the club are President. NJ
Kerwin; Arst vice president c. II. Terwiiiger second
honey recording secretary, J. +. OBnen correspond
Ing secretary. +. J. Mahoney.
The r. A. Grcaccn Republican Battery. OF the
XVIII Assembly District. held rOusing meeting last
nght at No. 40 Eighth-ave. After the members had
gsnizaton decided 10 have 200 uniforms made for Its
members, who expect 70 wear them at the next meet
William n. Barley presided last night and James
Reilly was sscretary TIE SPEAKERS wers Philip &
- James 0 % fSsn AnOss fo: seh SrsssSs ~srs