New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

| dent of the Escv,nth Ward. lHl FIR th, lat thfor
year, IFS HON" his been at 80 - carroll It,. on He
| Ilil, slope ~ lA" Twenty second Ward. His bust
hes, career has been pont dealer In diamoils a'
| ioln.,t ANA Broadway New YORK.. lie began ;o
| tahr an active Interest in pDic- soon after Il" became
| q voter. and hr cfoeui rs "A member oi hi1 warI
| a., oIalion and 81 tn Republican General COMMITTEE"
| IN 10 when /. \. -ohro der elected Mayor !"
| HE Rcpubli reform l,-ur. NJ Gfi,w"!l WA
elected 10 rcps,s nj Ia, warl ia 'A, Eoarl Of hlr
men. which illn nll,d far more important pace ~
| the city government than since W., ~horn o mos
| OF #, power. lie discharged his duties we'll i''
| two years HAT hc elected AMI -crfcd second
term. In l--j Dee WIS elected 10 The -'I' ~nlir 60
| represent thc lila DIlIic. 10 ''i Charlie H.
| Russell H., served mp rani committees. La.i
! year ne elected Ol The olhcr, ~ The Young
| Republican cub OF which he has been member t,r
several year. lie j. am a',ocil'" member ~ I .
Grant Post g. 4 A. MIR. 'rl void belong - ih'
society Of on BrophN nllc> and recently read paper
| before tle body upon Pac-'ln, n tile Nrci''niA
| century" lie visited the Iio, Land IA l-72. Win
| IN, parry which went on the steam nip quaker tilt
joining It In Europc. where he vI, travelling with
la wife
The new bank = which ~ senator Hrswod j. 10
accept the presidency BEGIN, bn-u"-, with capital
| II 100000 ana surplus OF 5000. The ~ioch i
already at premium. g, thor" wcr" applications Tor
| zoo more shares tlar were Issued. Ia" "h'"rs
| aside from the president VIII be- senator John Nc
|
PRESIDENT and James I. Ashley. cashier. Tile Last
named was assistant National Bank E,amln"r nnd"r
4 g. Hepburn The directors besides tI' "n'"f'
| are sin, f. butcher Frederick !. Gi-wold. Jane,
McIarrn Edwari F. Fowler, John y. lli--. Thomas
| f. Pc.r-all. Hugh NJ. Trl-tou. John \. Nfh"''
| ienry J. >lravhamp. Jane, Kos-, T.. II. Flynn ana
| Edwin b. strout.
The practical work Of securing an enrolment 81
me Republican, Of TIE city aud comfy IS now we'll
under way u, n preliminary - p"rfc'tins Il thorough
reorganization based upon ~ stem oi 'l"'u'h us
rict representation designed 10 give vote" - every
| Republican IN the party In do" nominating 'onV"h
lions and IN The choice of representatives I'D "ll dc'
gated bodies The plan pu' IN operation wa,
devised by the Young Republican cub watch "d l'rl
resolution, 10 il. effect that the time hal come for
| a party i,Orgau7auon which should give al 10" mtn
bcr- ~ the party opportunity - register TIER ""
INDIGNANT free from the dlcation ~ -cicon-utHf'l
hoses, and Tat a committee. 81 seven De- appointed
70 bee known as the Republican District Organization
Committee 20 con der tie best plan rr enrolling Re-
| pubIclu- TIL, commftr" wa, 'omro-el of 'Aarl".
g. ~chlelcn Albert A. wfay rrind- II. wilson. Charle
& Moore, William II. Williams. Daniel g. Hartman
ana Will, l.. Osicn. l. adopting 1'ir plan, II Wa
| decided to widen the scope OF tAc movement ~ o.
| 10 mukr II representative Of the party Il, whole"
and the following prov i-lonal Republican D,'ilc or
| cauzaion Committee has been selected 10 Lave gen
crnl supervision Joshua NJ. Van cot. :. '. NAIi"
| Darwin Il James, George G.. Reynolds. Alhro j.
Newton : l. Chttondcu. Francis II. WILSON, Eihhh
tllnl Doiy. Daniel g. Hartman. Albert ~ NI"N'
| Will, L. ogden. william II. Williams Charles y.
| MOOR. and Charles A. -chcr'n. his X II represents"
,iy.. body whose actions will carry weight MI
| Whit. and Mr. James have been members Of Con
| cress Mr. Reynolds wiz, judge Of the city 'o"r'
| for fourteen years Mr. Wilson IS former president
| 81 the Union League Club Mr.. Moore aud Mr.. VIII
| lam, have been preside MS Of the Young Republican
| club and Mr. sclAeren now holds that Office VIM"
The Others are vel, known for their work IN the party
| q, in,portout emergencies. a paid secretary ana
assistants are engaged In the work OF Keeping 'H'
| labulaed lists and after tho preliminary MINES %
| ,hos, known 10 be IN sympathy with the movement
| are obtained volunteers Will be sought to make
Louse 10 house canvas. and secure the names ol al
| the 10000 r. publicans ia the city. There VIZ ''
| ru,lus ol name, found on the rolls Of the Young
| Repuldcan Club where there are l,1OO, the 'Hio"
| r.uguc club with 900, the Long Island Republican
| Cuh with $50 the Brooklyn Republican CluD Win
| 10 and other organizations which ARE m 'ympH'hS
| with the movement. . nm.
Tho REORGANIZATION Committee Of Thlriy-two. repre-
s.uting each ward and town, authorized "a me Id,
| meeting Of the Republican General Committee !"
which will IL, referred all suggested plans Tor parry
| .ao,,y.,iou has not yet been announced 10y
ChajTman BuItng although he has made al, so,e'" ~
" rI,g report from I'm time for the March mre'lnp
| ~ me 7,,uelld Committee has been uI"lI'u .i'u ~
original nstrH, lio"T 10 sr wni be dierrd TO- David
tfct u I,o rIor1.cd the appointment Of Ia,
A a.. n'iq /, likely To be- Chairman oil IT. The report
VII VINE D' ITooLlSn Young Republican !lab VII h'lG
| i',"lno r'it,m 81 tomorrow evening. Charles
A. schirren viii preside. The sRe"hr rreTdr. eH.
rnS%as r,'n" " White aud Charles T. Moore
Irookiyn which has been rrprf r,,,t., 'I by ~"
| ,,iary Iricy Will BE- only di'mhly '9 oni' V,,
dent cleveland Cabinet Judge Angn9 'r.r y
XIII is related By marriage to liohe smal'
new secretary Of the Interior, sou :, ..r'.tay TO
| IS j. roombs i expected 10 b" pNa," So r,,",
s,crciory Herbert. who succeeds sc,Ic'hry LA" no
There win De COMPANY Of 200 or ml"r wbD viii
| ,on In n pilgrimage 10 Nns,1nsi1h ''I r,r"y who
witness the inauguration IMAM al camnip oncr Of
,', viii the post Of Secretary Of the Drm"nrli
General comnit,ec and VINO vii, I% ", nal the Iiiupl
lyu men. who will De- foc"d 10 pa, up WI" moi 3rclr.
Communications In washington - '"'' GUM
III" T me differences between Governor Flower ~ %
ErooElyn bcnGtia@y III % from In" awEward plight
tD witch they pncrd 10y a." payment W ,.
pills hs awe i MaLa%gm and lis men may be fS5cd
mo that attiind" oil oplr,r"h ,o'' ,rmn The
wh'n ,n after t;ovcrnor Flower had given senator
McCary assurance that he woli s,g, ,"' vc,"ed II
hos served 10 break of their friendly relations, l
cdort the part Of The ,vg,o Te audit Of The
bills which have G ,sa EaS wa, @ %r. Ds "la and
VIII IN cordial relations ended in that qnrlrrt,
~ The mi details OF the bills put IN FIR hr ~ tb
day csndilurs show NOW eaf g ATTACHED
them. The small. bins In which thor" was Il,' rnod
no opportunity for loo'ng the ely 1rrs. ES sr' where
hgnrenrauS fdr luncheon alone the Aldermanic cn
mi,fec OF seven spent from 80 10 40 DAY '"r q"
fortnight ,, ,,e advocates Of annexation TO
Albany f. urge the project In which they are d,tPS
interested has been postponed from February %
In the baby iIizzart early In The week me LIN In