New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The rooms OF the Original Eighteenth Ward Nc
Kinley Club we're well filled on THURSDAY night the
meeting being the last prior TO the picnic Of TIE
club to be held on Saturday evening at Dietzs Met
ropolitan Park. George Dietrich entertained those
present with an original song. The medals for tic
bowling and shooting contests are on exhibition ct
Kuhn's Hotel Mayor Wurster i expected 20 Re
present. The Committee of Arrangements consists
of George Dietrich. S. c. Ritter. John Belche'
August Lang August Zoeer. Jacob Lehr &. }.
Examiner. Otto Stall. Ruci SPAIN. William Care
ner and John Fudeman. The officers OF IN" club
are: Thomas Roesch president: George Iiodun..
vice president: Conrad Sommerad. treasurer. ia
cob Lehr secretary and Adam First, corresponding
secretary.
The XVIII Assembly District Mckinley League
met on Thursday night at No. 1j7 Ewen-st. Hug
j. Lauten presided. A number of names was added
TO the roll and it was determined to raise a Mckn-
ley and Hobart banner on the evening OF Octooe'
when several organiza lions will parade in the dis
trict.
The Eighth District of the Fifteenth Ward Assc-
citation will hold a special meeting on Monday ever
ing at No I'll Ewenst TO decide on tickets Tor the
Congressional and Assembly conventions ,,,
can Assoriation has selected the following As a
Campaign Committee: Henry X Wiiliams' cnaIl
man: John G.. Van Duyn. secretary. ana Heorge l.
Dingman treasurer and the presidents OF the vari-
Gus district associations. who are: Isl DlsriIt ~
trict Louis stauch: WITH District. II. W. Cropsey;
Vth District w. II. Strong: With District \; Noor-
F. A. Boes Besides these the deleGates 10 ne
ward convention from each district VIII art on me
Campaign Committee. and Chairman Williams has
been authorized to appoint sun conlmlteS alSo -
that the work in the ward will be well taken care
OF Permanent headquarters will soon be Selectel
and a transparency erected. ,, 49,, !,
The list and With District associations have df-
cded 10 raise Mckinley and Hobart flags. ana each
fag-raising will be accompanied by demonsSiss-
ZION A large banner is to be swung across SURF.
ave ,'onev Island. The members OF the Nari
Committed are Frank ErZinger. G. T. MorseI
Georrr Lott James Crawford. j. II. Van Duyn l.
n case G. T.. Dingman. James II. Donohue. stan
lev French Marcus b. Campbell and H. K VIII
Jams. I'D. Al ,..,.or,,. e,,b
ward members of the district associations as
bandcd hv action of the Ward Committee. Wnich
action has been declared Illegal by the county com-
mit,ee met in Turn Hall. Sumpter-st.. near sara,
toga-aye on Thursday night. 10 hear the report OF
The committee. through whose work the disucls
were restored. II detailed the getting up OF th' pr.
limnary evidence, the signing OF ne peution orr; aIg
told of the meetings held OIL the subject prt'',"
Tho nc ton of the County Committee ana the var
ous n, mbers who aided In procuring me gru'itt
result The report signed by me ioH""n.
corImittee: G. G. Little. W. A. Lsonard osorr
<nnr Gro,., A. Mcclellan. Francis H. WIS. con-,
mttoc; William G. Farber lex -ofhciol Sht'' M. r y.
meeting; William W. Heacock 'N-ofhcioH Se0'e
tl,y of meeting.