New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
DATE SET FOR THE PRIMARIES
ACTION BY COMMITTEE OF THIRTY
LEADERS.


INTO THE FOLD-A sUBsuB-COM
MITTEE on APPEALS.
The Committee of Thiry's subcommittee on En-
ro,nent met at the headquarters. NO. ou f1ith-
owe Yesterday afternoon to fix date for the prl-
rnares and for the Assembly district conVehuolS
cornelius n Bliss presided. and nearly all the
fourteen members OF the subcommittee we're PR
ent The session lasted two hours. 1t was oeC'ueo
IN hold the primaries in each election dis'rlct
week from tomorrow night. April 10. from 10 J
o. IN. They Will take place III Tue io0"'' ~ 49,
enrolment held.
Each election district organization will elect a
chairman vice-chairman. a secretary. treasurer
three inspectors of election ana one OF H'oie wv
gates 10 the Assembly district conventions ~
election district association can be oTganizeu WIN
,ess than ten voters those having from ten TO iory
-, arro,led shall have one delegate In the AS
.emb,v district convention; from forty to Sixty
voters two delegates; from sixty 10 e'gh'v' 'hree
delegates; from eighty TO one hundred lour ueie
gates and one more for each additional twenty men
enrolled. IT., .
The Assembly district conventions will be held a
xyo.k later Monday April q. az p. mr in the
various headquarters At these delegates TO the
(,oun,v Convention will be chosen on the Following
basis: LIST Assembly District. two ia t"o' Iiiu'
,hree. IVth two; Vth. three: With. three NIl'h'
four; With. four: lNth. hve Ath, three' MN MN
four: XIIth. three; XIIIth. four: XlNth. three;
yv,b four: XVIth four; XVIIth, three; NNlllth'
three. XIVth four: XXth. three; XNst. hve;
xxIId three: XXIIId. six: XNINth. four: AANth'
three; XVIII five; XXVIIth. six AANlilth hve;
-XxIXth four. and XNNth. three.
Tho subcommittee on enrolment subdvided itself
into a ub-Sub- Committee on Appeals. consisting OF
three mernbers-James $ Lehmaier james a
Committee will sit on Tuesday at p n, or nam
a sub-sub-sub- committee 10 sit then TO near abpeas
IRON m Enroll in the Tniriy-eighh Election District Of
the Xth Assembly District. and In one Gther rie, +,
the colossal total figured up without me aid OF
iogarithms by the nathema,cans @ mnn wse h e
IN register their names were not permitted 70 90 so
Yet It is asserted that such was the case IN three
The ub-Committee on Enrolment, in pardonabe
anrress 10 swell the list heard one Of these ap-
nssis Itself Yesterday Of the seventeenth
Election District OF the NXlNth Assembly asserted
RIIss standard was denied them. The sub-commit-
tee at once gathered them In. deciding that they
"e The trouble occurred thus There two cliques
in the ranks OF the Committee OF Thirty IN ina,
election district one OF these factions drummed
up so many signers from the Highways and the bye
WAYS ha, the otmEp dbsra see n N The fne Of enrolment
The officers IN charge. II Is narrated IN AL serious
shop Seven Republicans said they were thus pre-.
vented from enrolling and the subcommittee at
once took them in.
CELEBRATING THE REPUBLICAN VICTORIES.
The Lincoln League. of Rutherford. y. j.. cee-
brated the recent sweeping Republican victories in
borough State and Nation in Shafer Hall on Friday
night. the successful Republican candidates providing
Exultant Republican speeches were heartily ap-
sudsd "nd se TEN spsaers ncued j. sSeck
president. and Robert leeds. treasurer, or the
men Teepie. Crear and Van wlnkle William Nc
Kenzie. Justice b s Pembleton; Dewitt Thomp- p
son. James McFadden. A. .. jackson and c. Gold
smith. Music on the mandolin guitar; violin and
piano formed part Of the prosramme and the singing
brought the celebration a close.