New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
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tor and David James Burreli, Seth Low and D.
Parkhurst
XXVIIth Assembly District for local offices. PHILIP
r. Low, the Republican nominee for Congress q
most favorably Philip W Reinhard. jr.. FOR A.
semby. is making the rounds nightly, ana creates
enthusiasm wherever he goes. while Elias Goodman
for Alderman is building up a strength which vii
insure for him vote that will surprise the residents
OF the district
Meetings under the auspices Of the AntiTammany
Democracy will be held this evening q cenral Hal
hundred-snd-forty-elght and Ws:ave; Abng
don Square. ana KlOegers Hall. No. 2Ol Avenue
with the Secretary OF State IN Albany Yesterday.
The trustees are p. Stevens Cyrus , sedsyck
Ernes, Young jr., George Carstn and Walter Il
The Real Estate Exchange Honest Govcrnmea,
Club yesterday sent out circular announcing
meeting in the auction-room Of the Real Estate Ex.
change. No. 80 Liberty-st- Monday. October 2 al
$3.50 p. m The following speakers have accepted az
Wheeler II. Peckham. General Stewart L. Wood.
ford. Charles Farchild. James c Carter General
Wager Swayne and Colonel James NJ varnum,
The Mammal tanvi:le Republican club has been
formed No 1853 Amsterdam-ave. chiefly
by young men They have put up big trans
rarency in front of their headqua rters which is
said TO be the first eyer displayed by Itepuohcahs
gent president VI. J. Lowenthal first yice-presi-
dent Joseph Berger. second vice-presldent; Louis
Lutz recording secretary; Charles Herrel CORE;
spending secretary; James Mckeon. treasurer, and
William Shaw, sergeant AT arms .
Colonel Del Vecchl and ex-Deputy-Marshal Johs
Thomas have opened an Italian Republican cam
paigr headquarters at No us West Tweniy-seventn-
st. for the purpose OF organizing the italian colony
on the West Side in behalf OF the Republican Stat:
and county ticket They are making spIendd
efforts and expect bring out strong Italian vote
for the Republican perty ,,
The Democratic Club has asked Senator Hill {?
be its guest reception at Its Clubhouse NO OH
Fifth-ave. but his engagements viii probably pre-
vent his accepting the invitation. -. ,,,s -.
The John W. Goff Central Campaign Cluo mas
been organized. with headquarters at No Is CSopssr
Union on the Third-ave side. The rooms WI" DC
The Reubijcans Of the XIIri Assembly District
gathered 10 the number OF several hundred al No.
9l East Twenty-fourth-si last evening and Listened
% addresses on campaign issues by General MsssE
swayne. A. Willis I.ghtbourne; George W c mesns
attacked Recorder Smyth and propneslei may Jon.
W. Goff would be elected. and would zee 70 II 'ha'
the District-Attorney's office Oh rs guy. >v,,r,
The Norningside Republican Club ~ the AAill!
ndred-and-sxteenth-st and seventh-aye las.
on the platform were Major Alfred r Calhoun
General James r. O Rerne. Congressman l.emuel T.
Ouigg Colonel ! VI Thompson ST.. and Lawrence
Winters The principal speaker was Major Cal
houn. and the candidates were heartily indOrsed
The Republican Organization of the NNlNtn AZ
ing at Exchange Hall. No. 100 Fast Eghry-sxth.
81. The meeting was held under the auspices OF ne
in the district to sustain and help 10 e'ect n.
crayon portraits OF Colonel strong and John " Con
Samuel Brodie presided and Philip b Low e gn
date for Assembly. the principal speaker Ths'e
will be a bic ratification meeting tonight al no
auspices OF the Morton and Ssxton club.
In spite Of the the p9YrnsS ram hs bs hd an
enthusiastic and wel-attenied meeting In me loIge
room at No PAS East Seventy-seventh-st iast night
John Kubes. who is running for the Assembly , 10
nominee IN the XXiid; Peter Axelrad Moses q.
Costa and Others made addresses. At the close q
and ENTHUSIASM which the downpour could rot
damper.