New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
NOTES or THE CANVASS.

More than one hundred OF the employees OF Best
20 tho wcll-known childrens outftters. OF Vest
Twenty -thlrl-st. have organized Sound Money
rooe ie AZ least nlne-tenths OF the male en-
ploves OF Best e. Co who are voters are mcmoers'
idscr W. scott: vice president. Michael F. DruIy:
secretarv Frederick Frischkone; treasurer, Charles
NJ ner engaged a band OF twenty pieces, and VIII
take part In the business mems paraue u" "0-
tobcr 81.
A ratification meeting OF the East Side Repub-
lcan Sound Money League Will be held az ne"
Irving Hall. in Broome-s t9.nigh EdTara La u
orbach will preside. and ex-Judse NJ s. isaacs WI"
address the meeting
The Colored Campaign Committee OF the With
,.oryross District are arranging a barner-raising
and meeting at their headquarters No. IL Cornea-
ST. tonight John Murray Mitchell Ghrst0pHn ap
S."a No camdj,ete FOR Assembly. and Clarence W.
Brown expected 10 speak
specIal meeting Of the Harlem Democratic Club
will he held this evening TO ndorse the nominations
~ Griffin UlnrIchs and Clinton Immediately atter
rho meeting Palmer and Buckncr banner Will De
unfurlcd. Prominent speakers VIII be present.
Congressman Lemuel Il. Quisg. Oscar Homsfadt
,:.r.ro, George H. Loud and Henry Zwsfel. jr.. will
speak tomorrow night Mt No. Lon Third-ave.
The Rea. Estate Sound Money Club. Horace 8.
I'll
auction room o. the Real Estate Exchange. No. -
Iiberty-st tomorrow at noon. The following
speakers have accepted invitations and will address
the club: Gcneral Horace Porter, George II. fea-
man. James l.. Wells; Congressman Lemuel r.
Cuigg and Colonel Fordham Morris.
A Republican rally under the auspices Of the
Rober; T. Lincoln club, o: No 1884 Thrd-ave.. IL to
be held tonight Among The speakers will be Cen
oral q H. La Grange Philip Is. Low, NJ. r. b. You'll
lair 4 FLYNN. Robert Ross Theodore w. Erlckne.'
and Louis H. Bol
The members Of the Building Material Exchange
met Yesterday Mt ~ Iiberty-st. and organized a
sound money cub. TO be known IA the Building Ma
terial Exchange Sound Money Club w. y. Ham.
mend president or the nxcnamse. pnes'"t pn an"
tions denouncing the Chicago phuorm were
adopted.
John Proctor Clarke and Congressman Quigg were
the speakers at meeting under the auspices OF the
West Side Republican club at No io2 West Eighty
secor j st last night. Richard Deeves presided.
The Joint ma meeting OF East Side political as
lions In the districts south Of Fourteenthst.
was held under the auspices OF the Mckinley
League In =, night In the Progress Assembly Rooms.
10. % Avenue A. William II. Huber. OF the XVIth
Asc.mbly District: William +. DAILY. Of the XIVth
Assembly District: julius Markins. Of the Xth As
sembly District; Theodore r. Ruhle. OF the With
Assembly District. and Thomas +. Harrington. Of
the ia Assembly District led their followers from
their respective headquarters to the meeting
rooms The speakers were William +. DAILY. Fer
dinand FIlman Republican candidate for Congress
of the XIth Congress District; Senator Pavey Adel.
bert IL. Steele and J. Thomas Payne. The hall was
packed with enthusiastic crowd.
There will be hearing before the Police Board
tomorrow on a protest made against the nomlna-
ton of John II. q. Vchslage. the Democratic candi.
date for Congress In the With Congress- District.
The objection has been filed by @. II. Seehusen,
chairman of the Republican Convention which nom.
mated Franklin Bartlett In the same district.
There was harmony at the ratification meeting OF
the colored Republicans OF the xIth Assembly Dis.
trct which was held last night at No. $50 West
Thirty -hfth-st. The trouble between the Williams
and smms factions was said to have been ad.
justed. The difficulty intensified last week
when the call for last nights meeting was issued.
The call announced that Professor John w. VIII.
Jams would preside. This did not please the 6imms
faction. who wanted ". T. r. Richardson to act az
chairman. compromise was finally effected by
which both Professor williams and M. Richardson
were on the platform. Mr.. Richardson called the
meeting to order. and Professor Williams presided