New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

, rouelng r1lian-American Republican ratlica
,ior rnass-meetlng Will be held tonight In me hai
| ~ m. Clracolo Association. No. 2oo West lhiry
.,,r1st II Will he under the auspices Of the Ita
| ian R.rublican club Of tn" XVIII Assembly llS
,r,t whose president John Thomas will preside
| There Viii b. a military hand in attendance ana
several visiting organizations will march TO thf
! hail with music. There VII b. speeches IN p"tn
I IN. Enslsh ard Italian languages. The speakers
viii n, colonel 4 De Necchi. who is managing the
carnnaign of the Latin American Ee1ubhcans III
this CITY with headquarters At the Hotel American
| rirt..nth-s, and Irving Place; W. j. Campbell
Republican nominee in the XVIII congress District
and Seth Wks and John T. Windolf. Republican
| nominees for Asscmblyman and Alderman IN the
| XN.h Assembly District. Several eloquent lta'-
ian speakers will also address the meeting III 'heli
native language.
Tho John T. Milholland club OF the With As
scrnblv District will give entertainment and re-
ccpton this evening at Webster Hall Eleventh-st.
near Thirl-av".
The XXINth Assembly District Antl-Machnc Re-
puhlicans held their regular meeting at Union Hall
Thirl-avc above Onc-hun Ire l-anl sxty fifth St. OF
Tues lay evening y desperate effort is being made
10y it's enemies to handicap the work of the club.
one Of the tricks resortcd 10 on Tuesday was the
posting Of Il notice at the hall, announcing Meet
ing Postponed Members VIII Be Notified of Next
Meeting by Postal by order Of Committee The
meeting denounced this act and that of the with
holding OF the ORGANIZATION ron by 'N''"-
tive member who had been expelled from the or
ganization.
The Anti Machine Republican Association OF the
llIl Assembly District viii hold an open meeting
AZ odd Fellows Hall No rs Forsy th-s,.. Satur-
day evening.
The anti-Tammany Democrats OF the INth As
scmb.y District Will hold meeting tonight
In Caledonia Hail. Nos and 10 Hora,io-st. The
speakers are to be James O'Brien. Andrew D. Par
k,r Walter " Btnaa. Thomas H. Fiannery, James
~ Brady. Colonel Alexander :. Bacon. John j.
Murphy. David Lloyd. Alfred NJ. Vernon. and
Thomas l. Malgc. John j. Brennan Will preside
An anti-Tammany Democratic mIss-meeting VIII
be held in Stuyvesant iiai!. No. 81 East Seven
feminist. tomorrow evening at $50 o'cock. Good
speakers have been engaged. Patrick II. Spe,man
VIII preside
There viii be- ratification meeting at the Bleeck
er building. Eccckcr and Morton SIS. this evening
under the auspices Of Good Government club +. at
w@fh the '9ws "1 Str,n ns'ePie enern
Arson g. McCook Futon Mcmahon Jonn Brooks
Cnas, Nlcirn Clarence ". Bowen and John ".
Hutchinson. II. h. J. Callahan VIII preside me
cub has also arranged for meeting To be he'd IN
the IN,h Assembly District at Caledonia ll1l,
Wednesday evening next, the speakers AT Which
Of the campaign Committee of the club 10 hold
another public meeting in rne XlIlth Assembly Dis
mass-meetlng of the Loyal Republican club viii
be held IN Columbus Hall. West SiXfieih-St, be-
tween Columbus and Amsterdam AYES. rnS even
ng. The speaker will be- senator OConnor. OF
Birghamton Congressman l.emuel II. QuiSg. James
j. tiahan. John j. Bean and James / Dcgnan.
The Real Estate Exchange Honest Government
cub met yesterday and Endorsed the nominations
made for local candidates by the Committee OF
Seventy.
The Latin American Democratic Reform mon
met al the Hotel Espano last night and decided
to support Hi for Governor and strong ana las
associates for the Ioca, offices. Antonio yucca pre-
sided and y. Cattania was secretary. Reports from
various district oreanlzatons showed stronS an,i,
Tammany feeling throughout the city. e. Pett
L. 4 C. Gonzalez DR.. III. l.. Burrlnl ana
Frank Ferritti made speeches. $500 . ,
The Kiln Assembly District John p. Mlholiand
Club had stag" party last night AZ us heaupuar-
tiers. No. % First-ave. DIR. Frederick Marshall, the
candidate for Alderman In the district whom the
cub has Hdorsed made address. Tho president
George -. bernard also spoke In favor or the noml-
nee5 who have been indorsed by the cluD. There
were Rotations and music.
The weekly meeting OF the Lexington Republican
Club, of the XXVIth Assembly District. was he'd