New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-01
MAKING THINGS HUM IN BROOKLYN.
THE BIG PARADE TO-NGHT-MANf hfhiiN"'

| THE BIG PARADE TO-NIGHT-MANY MEETINGS
HELD AND GOOD SPEECHES. MADE.
Major Augustus c. Tate will he Grand Marshal OF
the great Republican parade in BrooNyh on fHu"s
night which will pass through the principal sree'S "
all parts Of the city. and will probably he the mVS'
comprehensive parade ever attempted IN poi"'"
campaign E. De Wolfe Harringto has been appointed
Acknowledgement and Chief Of staff. The command
ants of all clubs who wish TO participate In the parade
are requested report their names and addresses anu
the number Of men In their commands at campaign
Headquarters in the Arbuckle Building.
No United States supervisors and marshals oi
election have been appointed in tho town Of Graves
end and Chairman Wilson. OF the Campaign 'On-
mttee investigated the matter. He found that United
states Marshal Walker had named no deputy marshais
because United States Supervisor Allen had named no
supervisors. The latter not named because the
petition for their appointment contained no names
The appointments will be made.
CORPORATION Counsel jerks has decided that indie
pendent candidates have the names Of Presi'
Dental Electors placed their ballots the parties
which nominated them put no other candidates IN
nomination. This will not effect W. III. Reynolds the
Independent Republican candidate for Member OF As
sembly In the XVIII District, as his certificate Is
properly filled out With names. Eugene r. Ruoh
withdrew independent candidate for supervisor
In the Eighteenth Ward yesterday, in ciew OF the
opinion. and will run a Republican only.
Supervisor Lyman, OF fhtbush, VIII be called upon
for accounting Of the town funds, as the invesuga
ton growing out Of the In the levy Of last
year shows that there Is record OF the way the
extra expended.
There win be big parade OF the citizens and hiei-
ness OF the Nth Congressional District In the
Eastern District this evening. The parade has been
arranged in honor of Charles g. Bennett. the Repb
ncan candidate for Congress in that district. The
grand marshal will y" William Muir.
The expulsion OF Edward J. Clark. the Republican
candidate for Assembly in the Xth District. from the
Fourteenth Ward Democratic Association means
intensely bitter fight In the district Clark had always
been a Democrat until he received the Republican
nomination for the Assembly. senator Nctarren has
also preferred charges against Supervisor Larry +.
Carroll and Supervisor Ralph Of the Fourteenth Ward.
Of dislOyaty The cases will be considered on sat
uTday might next Ralph IS the Independent candidate
against Muriagh. who defeated him at the primary
for the nomination. The present trouble Will In all
probability result in the election OF Il Republican As
sembyman and Congressman.
An enthusiastic meeting OF First Ward Republicans
was held az Clark and Fulton sts. last evening.
George f. Van Nostrand presided. speeches which
aroused much enthusiasm and hearty applause were
mad, by LeDnidas Dennis. William Eyer>On. the Rev.
W. H. ii. Butler. George T. Elliott ana others.
The Ninth Ward Protective Tariff League met last
G ming at Grand ave. and Pacifcst., Brooklyn. and
the members addressed by John Rooney. David
liealcv Michael Kerwin and others, who were re
pea cdly chenred
The Young Republican Campaign Club. of $50
COurtst., has opened voting school at their head
quarters. All Republicans living nearby have been
invited to call 10 familiarlze themselves with the
present method OF voting. The school IS open from
. "A. IN. 10 10 D. m.