New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
VIGOROUS WORK FOR sIGRIsT.

VIGOROUS WORK FOR SIGRIST
Active work is the order OF the day and night
at the Yorkville Republican Clubhouse. at Lex
ngton-avc. and Nnety-third-st. which is the
headquarters Of Frederick Sigrst. the Republi-
can candidate for Congress in the XVIII Dis
trict. The club has sent out thousands of
campaign circulars. mainly TO Democratic work
ingmen. and It's members have personally visited
hundreds Of Democrats. who have assured them
that, for the first time in their lives. they will
vote the Republican ticket next Tuesday. The
club has arranged for a meeting to be held to-
night under the auspices Of the He'll Gate Re
publican club. at No. 1920 First-ave.. when
speeches will be made by Colonel G. H. Deni-
son. John Sabine Smith. c. II. Treat and \. II.
steele
Another meeting Will be held on Saturday
evening, at Union Hall, No. @34 East Eighty
;hird-st. when addresses will be given by Fred
erick Sigris, Abraham Gruber. W. c. Reddy
and c. ID. Dooley. on the same evening meet
ing will also be held in Madison Hail. at Madi-
son-ave. and c-hundred- and twent y-fifth-st..
when speeches will be made by Merritt Brosius.
Charles II. Treat. Colonel G. II. DenisOn and
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster
\ rousing meeting Of workingmen was held in
the interests of Frederick Sigrist last evening
Empire Han. No. 1879 Second-ave. A circu-
lar of invitation was issued saving: Let every
who loves home and fireside come. no mat
ter what your past politics have been. Now
is the golden opportunity To say TO Congress
and the Administration: Stop In your attempt
to destroy American industry" The invita-
ton re reiVed a wonderful response for a large
and enthusiastic audience. mainly composed OF
factory hands and wOrkingmen who have felt
the blight of Democratic misrule assembled and
greeted the speakers with heartfelt applause
that BODIED no good for the Democratic candi-
dates. \. B. COssart presided. and George
f.. MOrey was secretary. Convincing addresses,
which were frequently applauded were given
by Charles II. Treat Mahlon Chance. James a.
Blanchard, John Proctor Clarke Edmund Wet
more and John Sabine Smith significant
outcome Of the meeting the fact that. after
its adjournment many Democrats fingered and,
after comparing notes. declared that for the
first time in their lives they would vote the Re-
publican ticket next Tuesday
mass-meeting Of Republicans will be held at
MAYORS Academy. No. 20j East Seventy -s!xth-st.
this evening EX-Congressman Roswell q. Horn
and others will speak in behalf Of Lemue +.
Qugg. candidate for Congress in the XVIII Dis
triCt.
The German-Amcrlcan Republican Club OF the
XIXth Assembly District will have a meeting
this evening a. No $50 Ninth-avc.
The German-Amercan Republican Club Of
Harlem will hold "A mass-meeting on Saturday
evening at Central Hall No 1875 Third-ave. be-
tween One-hundred-and-fift and Ohe-hundred-
and-sXth SITS, to ratify the nomination Of Fred
erick Sgrist. Among other prominent speakers
the following will atten1: Dr.. Gustav Scholcr.
president German Republican County Committee:
G. Otto Baose. Vice-presi lent German Repuhll-
can County Committee. Rudolph Rubens Colonel
Dennison and others