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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
HARRIrY LIKELY TO BE CHAIRMAN.

Tho Democratic National Committee has been called
10 meet 70 morrow evening In tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
AT . D. u. tire same hour at which the notification
cerruolieS are begin at the Garden senator
Calvin D. Brce the chairman Of the committee said
that he had named this hour In the call, SupPelnS
that the notification would take place I'm the day
time The understanding among the arriving M
ti,n.l Committeeman last cvoninb WAS that The com
mfttce would meet half hour earlier at the hoel
and Immediately adjourn until after Tie services al
IN. Garlen we're ovrr-periAI~ until Thursday morn
mr The general opinion cNprc,sd last evening
au,on, committeeman and prominent Demo
erals. wa. that William l. llari1tv, o'
PENNSYLVANIA. would be chosen chairman VI lHe
National Committee, and that his election would 'e
nuoniuous Many member still favorable 10
Mr. Whitney bat they are satisfied with hlo reasons
for declining and think that Mr.. HarnN, WIN MI
Whtn.ys assistance. will BE- able 10 meet The eNpe'
taiion. Of the party and carry on reasonably ehe'uN'
rampaie1l. Mr. IiarIity has not yet formally agreed
10 accept the place but his friends believe that he
ready 10 sacrifice himself on the altar Of duly lie
1, secretary 0f Tie commonwealth IL Governor f"l
tle0n's Administration and Was postmaster oil Phld
delphla under Nj. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san francisco, July IS. ls92.
NJ, Sam IA. da
,ovrox MAEKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

I,vetpoot iuly Is D. M -Futufe- closed easy
t1dliuo low mlcdiins clause, July delivery,
5Ii4d seller. July and August deN'E % 81 ~
s.D.r. ng- ond september delivery, u % d5 90 III
september deycry 5i-Gid buyer; stpt"nu, anu Oyy
h,f delivery 5ld4d buyers, october anu NOV ehf utl-
very 4 ., t4d BUYERS; <oNemler and December uin ~
Uo6id settlers December and January deSeIy . 9,,oi"@
01isd January AMI February delivery i-"ti l'iA
sa,srnah July is-Cotton quiet mna,lnR, a a9
low mdd Ing IN good ordinary, l,7c ny aug -'oSS
rrcet. Az laes sac. so bales. s'o'k. 80 Ole'.
Gsyeston July ls.-Cottor steady madunS' 90, ' y
midene u l. 2c GOOD oidinary 6c; net ana hiO@s IT,
ceipts "a bales sales II tales stock - - pars ,
Norfolk July ID otton quiet, nildlnS, l-oc, Az"
uddna lisc good ordinary. &c 20 ana eros. r..
c~ipts Il bales exports coasws, III bales 'och 4o''
bales. ,,,,t.. Lon,
Nev.o rlcous July lsCo,ton dull midlnng cs 10"
ucdng q lee good ordinary &c net ana sro'' rec.
S57 bale. eNpor. 70 Great Britain 3iiO bales 20 W"
Continent 900 bales coastwise 20 bales sales +uO D
stock % 500 bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
DEMOCRATS 10 FORM A REID CLUB.

A Whitelaw Reid Association Of the XXIld Assem-
bly, District will be organized Friday or SATURDAY
evening al the Yorkville Assembly Rooms In second
ave. between seventy second and Seventy Third sts
Louis Khzenberg VIII probably be president and q. L.
schlesinger vicc.presldent. The members will wear
u Kind OF Hremans hat with a spread eagle in front.
holding ribbon in Ito bcak which Will be the name
Of the cnb In gold letters. An American flag Will be
draped around the hat. The club will start with II
membership OF nearly 300. Most Of the NEIL are
cgzrmakers and have left the ranks Of the Democracy
10 vote the straight Republican ticket for the first
time The headquarters VI the club will be az the
NOrkville Assembly Rooms, where "A mass meeting VIII
be held soon arrangements FOR 1t can be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT BOUND BROOK.

Bound Brook, y. j., July IL lSpecia-The Repub
llcans Of Bound Brook, ~ j. organized for the cam
paign last week. and gave evidence Of such enthusiasm
over the Republican ticket that the Democrats made
an attempt the following night to hold raiihcat'h
for their party nominees. The Democratic celebration
was a complete failure, only few men ana boys
answering to the call The Republican needing was
held in the Bound Brook Hall, the interior OF which
had been handsomely decorated with nags ana 6ihlhg
while engravings OF HaTisoH and Reid graced the
stage. There many large manufacturing industries
I'm Bound Brook and the employees are In great meas
Republicans. The demonstration was therefore
an Inspiring one the speakers OF the evening VINO
were Henry Powers Of New York and J. lIardw.cl
OF Somervflle, y. j. The rmarks OF Mr.. Powers re-
latng to the tariff both Interesting and Instructive
and were listened to closely by A Large audience Of
voters Mr.. HaNiwck IS enthusiastic party WORKER
I'm Somerset County and his address WIS luli cl nr'
urging Increasing zeal IA the Republican cause. zine
music was furnished by The Bound Brook COrnet Land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
LIVE STOCK MAREErs-rY TELEGRAPH.

nulT,lo July lS.-Cauc-irceipta last - hours. ESQ
head total Tor week thus far s,i00 head consigned
900 had market opened stronger for good fat and export
nudes common dull aud lower closed steady Tor sooa
vriy duh for oAfa sterrs, LOO To Lou H. =,
o.t % choice do. 400 10 LOO n ~ OOaSi 80 good
airlv tat shipping do, LIDO u ltO0 ~ - tOasi o9
medium butchers and shippers do, 1000 10 loo ~ ~
49,: light half fat do. 800 u 600 ~ - oV4SS 10
mon 10 H. - jOG - ~ cows and hciers gooi to eNa
~ .5qs3 - do do common. ~ 25G ~ p1ol = good
rrd butchers cattle 500 TO 1000 H. - O6 IS 80 com.
man 10 ilr ~ jOas2 40. do good 10 extra corut D. -
n .: bulls stock, S@dS2 -; export, = .pr@ J?
t,loona - 500 ~ -; DuttenlS cotc>, = 21Ss! 81
.,- fair % be- -jd$d; do common lots. - 'va -
- 81 e,deis - l5ae3 % mich COWS steady Tor good
At -.oas pr head extra, si7aS1o; common ahi oI
COW, wc'e dull and lover Hogs-Receps' IA al 300
h"ad con,l gned through. 1880 head to New.
YORK 1850 head sale. 100 l"9 lS ,
market Opened shade 1ower closed easy about az 0a
=, o. orler- good best corn fed. 81 $3.50 % 90
pht 10 fair do ~ 75ds5 do common 10 grass, % -
aS5 so GOOD heavy ends. s. 90 pis- GOOD 70 pest
- 50d - 7U do common skips 70 fair. ~ 25dso - a.
,orted ronshs - i5u$ 10; common roughs - 50df5
tags - JUdS Sheep and ambs-Krcept- Ia ~ hours,
100 bead; total week thus faI. 1870 head con
lencd throuCh ~ 600 head TO NewYork $500 hr9d on
sale : 600 had market opened steady for shcep; fly
- cent, love, and very duh for lambs closed very dull
and weak SheepCholre To fancy wethers. - Od-S %
fair TO lood sheep 2jdS5 - cuS and common shcD
N % Lambs. Spring, good to best, - 75dsO 10
culls 10 fair. SO 50asj 80
II Iou, July lS.-Cattle-Rec eipts. $500 head ship
rant. $40 n sd market bitey steady on Rood KIND,
and OdOc lower and medium. felr TO choice
naive steer * sOd55 y medium good Texans and
Indla ans, ~ S0as3 - COWS aud Gamers u 2OaS2 40
iIog--Recelpts oc0O head shipments $50 head mar
ket quiet heavy 50 70ds5 So mixed % 4od9o 80 light
A. e1ds5 so sheep-Rccelpts. 1880 head shipments
S39s head strong fair to good Texans. 50 ooa
" chicago. July 1s.-"Ths Evening Journal" reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore July du wei; sggeso s 3 Z i 70
S SG sNt u1 "a SSs o sSn do d. = 5od
Oj: do do straight, - 2JdSi 40; rcept DO3o pps
M po, and July sess,c; august S2ds3isc Sep;
tcm,er s3L Gs3Ac; October, A4asisc steamer N 40;
i bah ,ocS SIS IS bush sales 600 6Ssh soutGe
Wheat nmq r rd and sgSyS GasO BID ASss and Sep
ember, 53e bd receipts 54s3 6u, s WGe siesdy
GII,nGis'c: yellow nominal 57ajsc. Oats elsv No.
White western S9diO.: No > miNed do 3ia 3Gsc; r.,
h H. g I' 30. 3 zoe receipts 700 bush stock.
1861 bush Hay rm good to choice nm0'sT rsa
d2 30 for "r t = I'd cotton sc hour re Cotton
nominal midd'ng 7isc. rloyisons finn; mcss gqrs.
clear rib sides, sc -ugarmckied shouugIS -. Iarga
Iir Lid leaned SIC; crude. e. Butter nrm
remc 'encT sd ,s GU RAN IoSIe good to choice
5ei6c .toracked i5c g'' i lge No. Et' & sugar
Wni,kcy Irm. II 95dsI 2G.
roa Mas 5%y sonF o 9is Scp G0s
300 hi. aud 1900 sack. 5000 bush oats soooV
bush shorts, lis tons. $500, .....,,. .oo.
of G COO bush 80 hard spot at s9adso5e ~ ear9aGs
do 5c 10000 push osc'6 do go cost nsHrsnc freight
SS7sc: No northern spot. Soc 90 coz, nr,hsn
d. 9.9 winter wheat active qai,y az OieTi ring
taken sales Of cars No Ied aC oVC s p store lot
20 yellow at sae cars No q '3% ySiSy f 5s,S:
pre- H. 10 g. 4s2c, sic asked. Oats hgher no de-
%and D "a odS1 %yad re , .acs 1000 bush
store at 35c Rye dull and weak No :; 80. asker ia
6 5oe . opa o." ~ 55Ss, Is Do Winter 5a rye
Flour. iodst 80 Mli'cd stes aor 1ac oa. Isc
ea aSs5 9@c to Ycw.NfE KecrimsiOur M 500
p GOO hush barley is 500 bush. Canal sh rnents
Wheat O. 600 bush corn. 5000 bush ont lSo" s
iz 600 ms% corn 100 ooo bush oats 1880 Og'h
Chicago, July 1s-The leading futures ranged as io''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
TO WAKE Up HARLEM TONIGHT.
THE REPUBLICANs WILL HAVE GRENT AND
ENTHUSIASTIC MASS NETTING.

The meeting that will be held us evening IN
Madison Hail. at MadisOnave and Onehu"u'e"' anu
twenty -ffthst.. promises to be one 81 lHe "0''oe
gatherings OF unusually enthusiastic ana earnest
campaign on the part Of the Republican managers.
Harlem IN recent years has had several eNhoi'ohs OF
Republican enthusiasm and growth that have a-T'caDF
surprised The Republicans and carried apprehension
into the camp Of the enemy but this evening meet
ing will surpas all previous eTorts In ms me ana
again reveal the rapid progress which Kephphcah
doctrines making in that part Of the o!N' sumo
Of the abest speakers I'm the country Will De present
but owing TO the great demands made on tIelF uihc
and the many changes that are made al me la,t
moment II IS impossible TO say uch"""N
whether some Of those expected Will be present.
II is known. however. that the following SPEAKERS vi"
be present: Henry Grassc. who viii preside aiu Hilhe
the opening address; John Proctor ChFhe' "e'cri'
Deni, F. Burke aud Michael KcrwIn, who VIII make
brief speeches. and General George A. sheridan VINO
will make the address Of the evening. '"ppa9 luii
9TH Regiment band will be in attendance, besides when
Knney's Glee Club will sing campaign songs. INC
meeting will be held under the auspices OF the regular
Republican organization Of the XNllld Assembly, DIS
uct. One hundred seats will be- placed on the plat
FORM which will bring the capacity OF the nan up TO
nearly 1000. large number Of Republican ciubs ~
the XXllId and adjoining Assembly deirlcls wiz
march to the hall. and after the meeting Is over ue
more enthusiastic members propose 10 nave pslddc
in Onchundr,d and twenty -fith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
THEIR HEADS WILL SOON BE DROPPING.
EAiPLoYEs AT THE STATE CAPITOL TO SUFFER
.1.oI- u L


Albany. July IS Special. Time does not heal the
sore in the side Of the Albany County Democracy
caused by the turning down OF David b. Ilili, at
Chicago Since the visit OF senator I'LL 10 this CITY
a week AGO his following here has been more out
spoken than they were immediately after the Con.
venton. and declare that they will not support the
Free Trade candidates placed on the fee-rade plat
form BY the Chicago convention. II Is known that'
while here senator Hill looked over the list OF EN-
ployes in the Maintenance and Construction depart
ments OF the Capitol Those who had been out
spoken against him and those who secured Jobs through
the backing Of Anti Snappers were marked for dis
missal and no doubt some heads VIII fall mo inc
basket at each succeeding pay day.
The attitude Of iii and his followers has sent con
sternation into the ranks Of the Cleveland men and
they fear that considerable mischief will result.
They have given up the idea OF winning over the re-
c.llcitrant Democrats with promises, aud under Ill
r,ction Of Boss IeTTck have started upon course
of retaliation The first blow was struck To-Day
For some years Thomas J. Riley has held fat
position in the DstrictAttorney's Office at Sl2OO
yeur lie IS brother OF state Commissioner OF CHAINS
Hugh Riley who was promoted from the District
Atrorneyshlp TO the Commissonershlp by Governor
Hill Commissioner Riley Is the Hi leader III this
county, District Attorney James W Eaton was made
such bv Bo,s- llcrrick. who east aside Andrew
Hamilton who Mr. Rey's assistant listdct Al
tOrney Mr.. Hamilton has since been lHaae clerk Vi
the board Of Claims. 49,. .,,
John LYONS Of West Troy, succeeds 10 inc poslllon
held by MIR Riley IA the District Attorney ONCE
lie is a lieutenant OF " Boss HeircL in West Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
GROWING STRENGTH OF A BROOKLYN CLUB.

The ocean Hill Republican Campaign CLUB oil the
Twenty-Gfh Ward brooklyn. held It's regular MONDAY
evening meeting last night For the present the
club meets at no. 2132 Fulton-st., near Rocha"ay-
ave. but the increase in It's membership when no"
numbers $50, and the popularity Of IT'S demonstrations
with Others, such to demand larger quarters
soon Much has been done by this organization l"
recruit members md to establish Republican ma
orty In the ward. 1t starts ont for the coming
campaign in good season. having already formed a
drum and fife corps Of twenty boys. q. !. hlou'
OF Brooklyn was to make the speech Of the evening,
and the club was considerably Disappointed when
the secretary read to those present Mr. Eiotps letter
Of regret Not being dsmaycd, however the crgahlza-
ton looked about IN It's own ranks for speakers ana
there 1t found Morris W. Hart. who made bright
aud vigorous address.
The onicers OF the club are C. s. Roberts. prcsl-
dent. W. ". Ilcacock, Tce-presidcnt; W. a. leoharu
CORES pondng secretary; VI. ". Hart, rcoIulI@ Sccre
tary e.. H. Stev-s financial secretary H. O. Ferry
| treasurer, and j. {. Beach, serg,sint at arms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
NEW MEMBERS OF TIE REPUBLICAN CLUB.

The monthly meeting Of the Republican Club was held
last night at the clubhouse. No. $50 Fffhave. and
I'm spite OF the fact that business OF routine nature
only was TO be transacted there was an exceedingly
large attendance. Among those present were James
A. blanchard. John :. Smith. exPOlice Justice Jacob
VI. Patterson, John Proctor Clarke and William Leary.
The vacancy the Executive Committee was filed by
the election OF Henry L. Einsteln 10 the place. Mr.
Einstein is brother OF ex-COngressman Edwin Elm
stein. Resolutions Of respect FOR the memory OF
George X. Cathcart, a member Of the club who died
some time ago. presented from the Committee on
Resolutions and adopted. The following were elected
to membership in the club; Charles H. Treat George
Hayes, James Havemeyer J. Van Nechtcn Olcott
John Ford. Wilbur f. Wakeman Lemuel Ely Ouigg
Jonas Gutman Frederick p. Morris Charles W.
Iackett. George l.. Shcarer. James :. Sherman. Con
gresham George ". Ray, George f. Green and Henry
Kendall ThaW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
YOUNG BROOKLYN MEN HEAR GOOD SPEECHES

The Young Mems Republican Club Of the Seven.
tenth Ward OF Brooklyn opened tie campaign last
night with rousing meeting ut their headquarters at
Mlton-st. and Nanhattan-ave. The spacious rooms
oiled with enthusiastic Republicans, who cheerod
at every mention OF the of Harrison aud Reid
The president, George Madison. called tho meeting 10
order. Thomas Fauks made chairman Of the
evening George r. Elliott OF the Twentieth Ward
and formerly counsel TO the Brooklyn Board Of Health
was then introduced. Mr.. Elliott made II fine speech
and WAS received with much applause. General
Thomas H. Nelson u Indiana. the next speaker
lie said that the Republican party had been In
mos prosperous condition than II now. He loved
the party because II ha, stood for home labor and
home Industry. lie heartily appauded and with
cheers for the candidates. the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
THE PTTROLTUN NiRKTT.

Dealings in crude petroleum were without ieatur'
Yesterday. At the Stock Exchange The sales OF Nh
tonal Transit certificates reached 10000 barrels al
- ., Gems AZ the Cons lidaled stock and Petroleum
EXCHANGE 10000 barrel, wrr, dealt I'm AT 53 l-oo
- - cent Refined oil In barrels Wso unchanged al
q c-ts. I'm bulk at $50 and In cases at $50, crd'
I'm barrels ~ $40 and In bulk at 40.
Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp. IL 1-o francs
Ercmcn, 30 marks; London, 5-sGi "a pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
TROUBLE IL BROOKLYN CLEVELAND CLUE.

There has been break among the members of the
sixteenth Ward cleveland Club Of Brooklyn, and yes
tcrday the trouble aired in Ju,tc" Murphy :
civil court. Henry Ilanok and George divert IN
stuted proceeding, against Anton Mayer tie treasurer
~ the club Ia recover 80 which they say hr holds
Mr. anyer told the court that recently the majority
Of the members had decided to form "A club. and
the money in possession ~ tho treasurer was to be
expended ia buying banner. After bearing the teeu
mOny Justice Murphy dismissed tho complaint Oh the
ground that the club is not chartered and for that
, 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
THE WFSTFIELD REPUBLICAN CLUE.

The new officers Of the Westfcld y. j.. Republican
Club are: President, {. y. COddng secretary, Egar
T. Pearsall: treasurer John Dorva, vce-presldent''
Arson f. Grant, y. b. Gardner, Is. J. Crosby, Dr.
sherman W. Cooper, John j. Coger, A. y. Drake, J0An
Nelson C. F. Conant, y. a. Barnett. {. 7. OAlcy,
Freeman Bloodgood. }. II. Vail. John d. "luck ana
= 4 smith: executive Committees W RceSe. Martin
voues g. NJ smith c. H. Denman, James T. Pcrson,
coorce d. Burrlll. A. X. Gale. C. c. Endt)tt, J. Il.
ccrnoly and william Gale. Westfcld will be rep
united I'm the Union County Republican Executive
Committee by james l. rerson and > W. Reese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
TANiMANY'S OUTRAGEOUS GERRYMANDER.
1T VIII. De CONFIRMED PROMPTLY BY Mr..
CROKER's WILLING ALDERMEN.

CROKER'S WILLING ALDERMEN
Notices were sent yesterday to the members Of
the Tammany Hall Executive Committee. or " Com
mittec Of Twenty four informing them that there
would be a special meeting at the Wigwam Council
Chamber at D. m. to hear the report Of the special
committee on the reapportiOnmcnt Of the city into
thirty Assembly districts, but before many of them
had reached Mr.. Cookers East FOurtecnthst. head
quarters they werc served with supplementary orders
that the meeting had been postponed until this
ing AZ . O'Clock What decp-iad scheme thero was I'm
Mr.. Cookers sudden order to his satellites. calling
them to a meeting he had declared or three day,
before, followed BY another sudden command Civ
ing second notice Of post ponement to the time men
toned. nobody seemed to know some OF the guesscrs
thought that the purpose Of the call for yesterday
O'clock meeting was TO create the impression among
the district leaders and their ir,iGllate henchmen
that the slate had been settled finally and that any
further appeal, either ~ the biz chief his special
committee in charge OF the redstricting lOb-Cominis-
soners Gllroy Martin ard PnrrOy-would be useless.
Whatever the plan decided upon. If tho work IS
already done the secrets which the special commi; tees
draft contains were well kept, aud II was generally
agreed that nc~rng would be given to the pubic
until the Tammany Hall Executive Committee meets
this morning and hears Mt 'rkI hhl HrVinion tt.,
the shape size place and political complexion OI tt
thirty districts. Whatever the new boundary Hheo
turn out to b., they will be approved. 49, -
The reports about the possibility Qf hcpuphcdh a..
ton o. secure from the courts an injunction restrain
ing the Aldermen from complying with MI. ' n,
edict TO day. were generally dlscredlna ny M %
lcans rs well rs Democrats last evening There are
thirteen other counties IN the state when nave more
than one representative in the Assembly, IN "nlun
such q course may be taken when the ProPr H,Hl
board goes about the work OF framing The dlstrlct s..
II the questions Of fraud and unconsttuti0aliy are I"
b. tested by judicial process IT Is thought thal one
Of these counties will be selected In preference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
TIE PEOPLES PARTY IN GEORGIA.

1tlania Ga, July Io.-The state Convention u the
Peoples parry will meoi In Atlanta on "Wednesday ana
will b. ATTENDED by delegates from every county IN
tie Stale II /, the purpose of the convention To
select full State and electoral tickets, The naming
OF Presidential electors will attract most attention be
cause of an alleged understanding about it between inc
Peoples party aud the Republican leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
coyxEcrIcrr PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

Hartford Conn, July lS.-lhc Prohibition Stat"
Committee I'm session here INF, afternoon decided Ia
call the state Convention 10 meet IN Hartford. sep
tender , and q. ON The evening of the 9th there
Will De- - mass meeting with speeches By John T. st.
John and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
o,,r ENTHUSIASTIC CLUB OF RosLYN.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Harrison and Reid
- .,r,, Cluh of ROsyn l.. l., was held on Friday
anins The rooms of the club were crowded DIT,
~ d, Leys. the president, made stirring speech.
4. ~ ,,ve committee submitted set Of bylaws.
v1n,cb were read and adopted The COMMITTEES On
headquarters rpor'e Wi be- raised on August l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
CHANGED TO A HARRISON AND REID CLUB.

At a meeting Of the Dewitt i. Aston Association,
held at No. o33 IL Bowery on saturday evening, on
motion Of Mr. Aston the organization was changed into
"a Harrison and Reid Campaign Club Of the With As
semblv District. The officers arc Dewitt Lawrence AS
ton president and James Bergen secretary Mr.. Aston
said he happy to many Of the members to
sethcr hoped through their influence 10 rally the old
soldiers and the Of veterans to the support Of Ia
son and Reid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

Liverpool July Is, $40 p. m.-Bcei "a PORK IN poor
demand Hams I'm fair dcnsnd short cut ABOUT - =
Ia n ste,dv AZ rs Eacon IN poor demand. cheese IN
poor demand Toow rrentne and r.m N p'w heoi
In poor demand Flour-The demand Is Improving ooh
Spot and futures in fair demand mixed Mesteh sto'
Ssntember. am. a. 10 7%d Hols LendOn-PaciaH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
AT THE STATE COMMITTEE HEADQUARTERS.


The Republican State Committee is paving the
closest kind attention to its work. Yesterday both
William Bro0ktield, the chairman, and Charles w.
Isckett, the chairman Of the Executive Committee.
were present the Fifth Avenue Hotel Headquarters
throughout the day, and all TIE other officers and clerks
also busy at tleir tasks. Among the visitors OF
the day General Edwin a. Merritt of ST. Law
renee County; Collector Hendricks, surveyor Lyon
and smith o'Brien, Of Albany County. Mr. OBhen
said Republican affairs In Albany County have not
looked we'll IN years as they do now. hope the
Republican leaders. from this time will push their
campaign. We have big state to stir up, and the
Republican vote is largely TIE farmer vote To reach
that farmer vote and persuade II to come 70 the
polls, necessarily takes tme The Democrats. on the
other hand live IN the cities and towns and there
fore AFFORD to begin their campaigns late. We must
have campaigns begin early. II We mean TO get
ont our vote. | can defeat the Demo
are already running away from a fight upon it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19
nprp AIRING FOR TIE CAMPAIGN IN NEWARK

meeting Of delegates from all the Republican clut
-, newark will be held to night at the Republican Cu
IN park Place to prepare for active work in the can
pagn.