New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
Commissioner Murray and NJ

tional issues Commissioner Murray and, and NJ.
Karge spoke in favor Of the union ely ucSe,' q,
the lid Assembly District was held az rs "e IL
quarters No. 2.li4 Thrd-ave on Iuesda! mig ,,h a
GOOD attendance that many hearty enemies OF = =
Wigwam had to stand. Louis NJ. lake i,s' ono
<empncr Mo arrsisned Tammany With his usual IA
severity. The meeting was also aa' ,nieiSne A.
C. Dunn. candidate for Alderman .,,.,,. -, ~.
John Jerooman candidate FOR me fre5,rs - he
NNNllith Assembly District on tues gay nis, .s a,
her duar'ers sad that the qes
ton for the voters TO decide on No.enoer W.
whether they wanted an honest o, reor
or municipal blackma as heretofore cartlsI $50. az Il
Tammany Han and ITS rlonaI issses and de-
nounced HIN 10, political chicanery ana 90 his.
The Italian Republicans Of the LIST AsSeho.fs II IL
trict held big meeting iast night al MaLlahi i1 Ss
No io7 Clnal-st. James Cont pr.Hic,i ~ ,vsrs
sneakers. VINO were enthusiastically lpp.aute W..
Austn Fl; Ford Republican candidate Tor Eonst,'Ss,
Sydenhem Henrques. ex-un,ted St',,ss ,.t, Ware
German meeting was hsa .asi nsht an a
Ebllng's Casino One-hundr d-and-ni !! ,sNtnt Pe-
~ N9n's.ave under the auspices OF The mon NJ Ne
publican club Of the NXillt Assembly 'ssne,ksrs
Charles p sho,er presided. Among me spss1Srnn1S
were Edward Lakhimor. James l.. Wells N0"-'
Bell and Edward Gumpert 49, c.o,,.r New
York and rapid transit VIII be he'd his e ,o,bs;
the Amty Building. No 81. Wsst ral.S ssrue and
Good Goyernme ut club G. Addresses VI be mar mrst
lewis / Dal,haid secretary OF the RAPID tIans.
Board: Albert f.. Henche secretary o. v"v "a Ed
Ncw-York Commission; John - LeaVt' anu
Inder auspices OF the Republican club OF he he
civ OF New York "A great inass-nieetlls ~ a, {
hald ar Walhalla Hall. tomorrow eVenlhs' lis.
n ns. For the With and IXth Congress a s
trcts Edward Lauterbach will preside ,tHaunf,rth
dresses viii he made by Galusha \. Grow pani' A.
T. AInsworth, &. c. Shayne. e. = - and
drrnan e. H. Denison. Adelbert n. S,e-inT rohn
others w l.. Strong, j Murray Mtc!ie'i ,. the
simpson are expected to be present d"r"'s Wv
4 mass-meetng will be held ms s'anms A.
Young Aschenbroedel Hall. No; Low, AsShn" sts
nracr the auspices OF the Republican Cam ,6,ossi
Committec. Outdoor PLATFORM Speakers '1 Mott
J. II Littleteld. t. +. Kroyer. Henry roo =, "'''
Insenh " Rose A. G. Morse and l.. MITE uaet.
Tomorrow evening there VIII pe " IL, i" ausnces
ing and street demonstration under my aya and
Tighty-ninth st Outdoor platform, ,,appes Mel
lon John D. Townsend James G. lisnu., pan
i Palmer Richard II. Belts. otto he"'''''
lei Brown and William 4. Fox IL, ~, hold on
\ mass-meetinG and roundup WI. ~ ~ he Re.
saturday evening under the AUSPICES OF ran Gate
nmhIIcan Campaign Committee, at the h asnutdoor
Republican club. No. l.o2p first-Ne viiIiam c.
platformD Speakers: A. C. Morse; Wanersi C.
Hit. John Iobson. A. " Cannppsr,,s, reS I 3. smith
H. r Coils. John Sabine SINFUL E>
and Delmour Alwell - -, ,h. rId Assem-
The Republican Association OF the me ~ 70 ratlY
INV District viii hold a mass-meetlng , 10 at
the Republican State. county ana IoN ., ociock.
rba fouowinc sneakers will address inc inNfurray
Augustus Sbarboro. William a. hipos, others
1,;,chnu oliver sumner TEAL and many o.. Dls-
The Rarublicans of the NNlld As .nis o;yening
trict will hold a ratification neeuns Omen air.l
at seventy.ninth-st. and Third-ave' SOVe"