New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS
ACTIVE REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
MEETINGS HELD IN DIFFERENT DISTRIcTS-PRE
PAIRING FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

MEETINGS HELD IN DIFFERENT DIsrNcTS-PRE-
PAIRING FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
A largely attended meeting Of the He'll Gate Re
publican Club held last night at No. 2O6 East
Eighty -sixth-st. The club numbers about 100 mem
bcys. The second vice president James E. Randolph
presided, and George Price acted as secretary. The
business before the meeting was the election Of
officers for the coming year, which resulted as follows
President Antony Mossop: first vice president. J. f.
Randolph second vice president John ID. silsby; re-
cording secretary, George Price; financial secretary
c. ii. Torrcy treasurer, Thomas Lusk; sergeant-at
arms. f. L. sutton. Among those present were
Thomas Lusk, Edward #. Kelley. Frank Boyle, Mel
vile c. Clinton, E. II. Torrey, f. a. Terry, a. l..
Brodie Charles S. Torrcy, Leslie Koran, John Nc
Carslan, \. W. Beckett Charles F. Bauman. Albert h.
Reiner, AARON Jacobs, Patrick Mcdonald Patrick
Mcdonald, IT,, f. p. sutton. C. f. Terry, w. b.
Terry, J. E. Clark William RaSe Walter Pitt Thomas
Stockdale and Samuel Garretson.
The regular meeting OF the J. W. Terry Association
was held last night at It's headquarters, No. 1878
Third-avc. Robert s. BrOwnell presided and II. r.
Rchm secretary James McC was elected first vice
president in place of Frank b. Churchill and Anthony
b. Buciholz was elected treasurer in place Of John
fIobson who had moved ont OF the district. a com
mittce OF ten appointed to make arrangements Tor
an cnteralnmcnt to be given some time in April at
place not yet decided upon. Among those present
wcrc j. W. Terry, II. c. Holt, William Gleason, Samuel
Bacn, H. Lahcutnll T.. u NiiHcr, tHsulpo
Rof., samuel Sverberg, Harry De Costa, Louis Peter
sen, William Mccarthy, benjamin Krooks, 4. Abraham
a. l.. Eisner and Owen Golden.
The IIsh-American Republican Club OF the NXllld
Assembly District has followed the exdmple of other
Republican clubs In Harlem by taking steps to secure
permanent headquarters. This club has been organizer
only short time and has been holding regular semi
monthly meetings mt No. 2,1C3 SccoDdave. These
meetings have bcch 80 well attended and the growth
Of the club has been rapid that larger quarters have
become necessary. only for the accommodation OF
the large attendance at the meetings but because the
majority OF members have expressed desire to have
quarters where they could meet in a social way every
night. Negotiations have nearly been completed Tor
the lease Of an annex building which will be built by
Martin Gleason, adjoining his property at Secondave
and one hundred -nintlst. The hall will be
only one story high and about 30 by 40 feet in di.
mcnSiOns and will cost about 800. IL Is expected
il viii be ready by MAY l. when the club
viii hold meetings weekly otcncr during the cam
pagn.
James Kennedy. the scotch Poet will address the
.,lG3 -ccondavc. Tho Amaranth Glcc CLUE will also
b. present and viii give musical programme at the
close Of the regular order Of business
The Line Din Club Republican organization OF the
XINth Assembly District. of which eX-t Coroner John
T.. Nuccni /, President, held regular monthly meet
ing last night ~ It's rooms, No. 352 East Twclfthst
only routine b- mess was transacted and owing 10 Tie
6ad weather only a smnll number Of members were
present ahcrc Will be an important meeting Of TINS
club on Tuesday next. when fIIll muster OF mcit-
bcrs Is expected, aud urgent matter Will come under
discussion.