New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
MEETINGS HERE And THERE.
GEpr BLIcAY ACTIVITY ALL OVER THE CIT


A big mass-meeting Of the Republican Club OF the
IXth Assembly District held llsJ evening in the
Blocker Building. Beeeker and Morton sts Charles
II. Macy presided. The were crowded with Re-
publican workngnen and they listened with close atten-
ton speaker, Of the evening. Edward T. Bartlett.
and Edward Fitzwilllam Boston. Mr. Bartlett used
figures of Commissioner Peck, showing an Increase
OF wages in this State 225 900 for the year. Ed
ward Fluwllian. who is the editor OF Fair Play
paper devoted the interests Of the industrial classes
handled in an able manner of Che arr on the
Of workingmcn.
The first regular meeting OF the German Harrison and
Reid Club Of Xth District held last evening at
Thirty.nr~tst. Christian BNuneck presided
and Leopold Freund was the secretary. The club has
nearly 100 member. Eight names were enrolled LAST
night Meetings will be held each wednesday evening
and hard will be done by the members.
The j.. f. Shepard Republican Club held a regular
business meeting SNtv-seventhst. and the Boulevard
last night and considered practical details OF cam
paign The club active cOlored organIaloh
and the members expect be uniformed by next Wedne
day night The officers President Thomas BONANZA
vlccpresdent W. Jackson second vce'president
Robert Harris secretary >. stevenson treasurer W. H.
Randall; sergeantat.lrrns. William Thompson. Among
those present the meeting were c. w Lane X H.
Black. c. II. Conoyer, Mel on Beverly, Enword JeaeS
Messrs. Hamilton Perkins. Johnson and Thompson
The q w. Wanaaker Battery, handsomely uniformed
Republican organization OF the XVIIh Assembly Dstret'
para1ed last night The line Of march was from Forty
forth-st. and Nnthaye Forty thlrds TO Ientha'e''
to Forty. yenthst Eghthaye to Forty outh-s, to
Broadway Forty nfthst. to Fifthave to Twenty-7h
ST. 10 seyenthaye 10 Twenty fourth-st'. 10 fth.a'e''
to Twenty hirdst., IN Eghthaye to Fortyour'h's'',
where the parade dismissed. They we're accomlaheu
hv nty members OF the Recorder Drill Corps. Ihey
commanded by Evan Demsest; assistant COMMANDER
Rcche cutenants oscar Waller jr, Joseph hlssleK
william Mllllgan. William Rogers. Thomas Greenwooi
D. NJ. Robinson. W j. Matthews Robert Miller. Isra'l
Fdclman s. Gray Wal or IT.. c. IT, Pratt and Samuel
Ash. Much enthusiasm shown along the line oil
march.
The regular monthly meeting Of the James C. Blaine
club Of Harlem held last night at IT. clubhouse NO
10 Ta.t igmund Kahn
sided and Henry Rogers acted as secretary Twenyiour
taHen ill., and strong campaign speech
made by Lucu, T.. Chittcndem Henry Rogers also
made speech the tariff issues and was warmly APP
plaudcd Alfred l. Farey gave a address on 'Procc-
ton 10 American Labor
The regular wccaly ma's.meetlng Of the Harlem He'
publican Club held last night az s headquarters NOS
l5s 100 West Onchund rcd d-twenty nfthst James A.
cowin presided and C. q. ohnson secretary. The
address evening was made by f. Lsnpon oil ONO
The earlier part Of evening was taken up WIN
singing by the glee club Id by Julius NJ Mayer
They are whoopng up in magnificent style IN Nor
/ ,lsania The District Committee 81 the Republican or
ranratoa Of Twcntyfourth Ward met at the suburban
club Onchundred and Ncuty seventh-st ana
ave- West last evening to make preparations or .so
ton day Good and we're selected u see mat
every voter deposits hi, ballot fairly and TO sec that that
ballot Is honestly counted.
| The German Republicans. Of Harlem. will hold big
Il No. 80 Ihrd-aNr to-lhp!FoN HlA"t'
The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps will Visit Newark TO-
uotro,y uiabt and taradr guests Of the Frelng
huyscn OF that place They Will act as the es
cofts u Governor Mckinley. the speaker OF the evening"
ON saturday evening they will visit Brooklyn as the guests
! Of the Inyncbic club and parade through brooklyn
ua.,.nectng and r.r,ising viii BE- held satlr
day evening undci tie auspieci u the last SIDE Young
Mems Republican club OF the Nth Assembly plstl,t az
No y Eldridgc-st at O'Clock The new hammer, Of
which the club is Justly proud. will be raised 10 is
ioN3o f. t. and large portraits Of Harrison and
! Reid Ralph Nathan aid Others VIII sleak. over
thousand voters the district expected 20 I" present
The brooklyn Young Republican club has established
AZ no Montiruc-,t. campaign headquarters, "hch
VIII b. oIan every evening. Republicans are invited u
visit tho rooms frequently and to assist In getting out the
ull Republican vote IN the First Ward
The Brooklyn Young Republican Battery OF tho Eighth
ward aud the TWENTY wad Republican Battalion
| VIII escort Chauncey NJ Depew from the Palace Rink. in
lermont.a,e BooNyn after he addresses the meet
Ing on Saturday evening the Union League Clubhouse.
! whcs, a reception viii be- given TO him
rh. Young Mons Col,rcd Republican Club OF Kings
County held an enthusiastic and largely attended
meeting In Everett Hall brooklyn last evening Speeches
wer. by Rev. d.. j. r. II. Smith. Charles NJ.
Berflan Rufus L. Perry and George l.. wibccan. jr.
The Harrison AMI Il ID Campaign CLUB Of the Firth
| Ward Bro,Rlyn met list evening at NO % High II.
G. \. Morgan presided. and addresses w.rc made ~ "
! }. Buting and others.
David IIcaly ana G.orse +. Elliott addressed the Har.
and Reid Campaign club OF the Twenty rst Ward.
! % 80. OS3 Myrtc-a,e.. Broohlyn, last evening.
There Will be- a big mass-mcctng and parade in Fla;
bu-h L. L. on October II. II Is expected that 1900 men
viii b. In line and good speeches will be made.
Tho Neck. l.. l. Republicans viii open The cam
paign on saturday evening With big rally Among the
speakers promised arr General Jamc- H. O'Bcrne NJ. Linn
Bruce and Henry Schultz.
The Thirteenth Ward Republican Can pagn Club OF
the yth Assembly District held meeting evening
At IT, headquarters 81 Cannonst. The organization
II the club wac completed. a number OF names
added to the roll The officers Max Gross, prcsi.
dent; Charles Mildcnburg. vcc-pfceidcnt; Herman
Kesscr, secretary j. Fcdman, sergeant-atarms.
II Is never too chronicle the dongs OF good Re
| puhIicans. The Young Mems Republican Club Of rre-
organized two weks ago at the Suburban club
house. and elected the following officers: George ~ Dag
ner PRESIDENT ELL, Wckker, vceprcsldnt and Charles
H. Boss secretary and treasurer battalion VIII BIO
formed shortly under command Of Albert Vreeand 1t
will be known az fremont Battery. The club VIII
meet every Thursday evening a. the Suburban club
| house.
The Ncw.York Hungarian Republican League Club held
q rousng meeting headquarters No. - Second ave.
last night. Speeches made by John j. Hcain and
John A. CoGcy. Of Massachusetts, Edward Werthelmer
and MaJbr Charles :. Semscy spoke in Ger
man and Hungarian respectively An ohcer
Of the club said reporter last night 1--WE are doing
wonderful work among c0untryncn In the old Xh and
XIIth Districts. Wa shall make over 300 new voters.
We making preparations for our massmeetlng at LID
erty Hall In Housonst between First-a'c ana NNehu"
A. o October 2O' The officers 81 the club .ie; Dr.
Julius Weiss president julius Nimsgcn, viccpresident;
julius 1cnncr, secretary Coman Bardos treasurer
The Young Mems Hebrew Republican Club OF the INth
Assembly District recently been organized ana Is soon
TO have banner raising The headquarters are at No
I73 En.t Hroadwav The officers are: Philip leinhe1,
president; Joseph j. Bucstone, first Vice president
Robert Pearl second vceprsident Louis Shohcr secre-
tary Mycr s. Pcrstcrn Moses Bernstein ser
eean,t. lrns. club organized with sxtyhvc mem
crs and expects have l25 by the end OF this week.
and between 200 and 300 before election day.
Congressman Jacob \. Gcssenhancr was renomlnated