New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
A CONGRESS- or NATIONS GLIB.
EAST SIDE POLITICS ~ SPRING PAYMENT
OF DUES ALWAYS N ORDER.

Assembly dis;r.c.s The density of the population.
however. has mach % do with this; the clubs rs
numerous IS 'neS appe"' ~ w. '.o.,'Y 49,,
.srser ,a',iua a,l ,1 ,,oe.ing.
- ,he 80, sfI o-,ical clubs arc better attended
than are those Of some Of ,he clubs IN The more
favored distri IS % the cit and It rs II every
memoer had some "cH''"',1 1o'''' III VIZ s,,i
ne enrOned ms name Oh ne ,o,,,5,, and
being s,on he lo-gs eo- public Office ard AN tar
emoiunents and power wAir1 -e 1ecms g WY" y.
Formerly the East sidc Wa inhabited almost "N-
StSHSa ii S'6 o alSer aaasas s ov,G
~ e,sar,lIne e. he' moved f.r,Irr a,,-
2Sn a. hay 2so nay Of 3e od ais ,ttme IS
pnI;sb rf0raae 1t,lians iI.1rgarisrs Chinese and
others hl2c< Of hoAS"- III ne over Ias. 9 o
irev De bv 'S Of one Of these races ana
again mere are mixed books where IL dozen ma
iional'ies are roi,e al J,',f,o;s are
not formed 10 Keep diif, ~cm; ices apart they are
al reprcsentei in some o. them, 49,,
SIDE characer ,han At the political moetnse Of he
clubs II Il her, t'ai ~ ~. ,,t"gsi' mo h." ~
scteristics = the members age brought o"'.
,.,,,,.,.,.r,,-o ,p.,.r ,,f-Ls
DIFFICULTIES Nh'' ~ -
The Eosi side political cluts ii,,o those .a other
parts Of tho city. hold monthly meetings. VIII" the
routine nusines- o. 'h" orsanizaions is u"ns-
these meetings arg likely TO be dGl ana a gn" sre
paysbie az lhs>e lner,Sr' '' ,,'i.ral ,luh hates
70 do il Is to nay lue> The mosi ardent anna
'eur politician Will stay a"al from po.l'ad CIV
meetings 20 escape payius anSS an' 81 nen
bers 70 attend these meetings Smokers ara enler
,snments are eI,,res If thE cnbs The business
ga Of the s,inss toGn o. 9 gen a. com ms s tho
amusing par, VOW and ,nen. under the snisc Of
iinA vii crop M as in tho case Of monthly
meeting Of the Bernard Rourke Assoc.an9n a
txplcsl t "a z,se er9ounced hat after the regular
cuisines. Of the cuh hsd been lransnC,@d '@ ,n
would be lfctnre qelI' IVY
o' rba meeting vas called fo~ o'clock. hu II vas
nearly an hour ia''r ''''''
o'nN tsdr,ns the old man" 'rqpred on" Of
the club members ..- .,...,- r,,.,.bro
guess .Id ~ ner,Ee-
fa'd ano'hs' "''''
SMALL '9'N -
Several little knots o' mon "
oineren' pas - ,..,..1 ,,,,ss,ione one man
gagged N olSo'Ss''t .s.....,,- -, hi, norsonal
'''1e".' - .ss. 81, his na,h "a a stumbling
, ,nal't - hi, .'r por,i,s, prefermer,
- - no. -,, charac'er- No exclaimed,
there's nothing ags.1s' IT.. have r''' '0 '''''
distric' for '"enW Tra mar, come asked mem
her s..., MAN now replied another
n,Sr,ar, a{,4rWard the president came in. and
the meeting Vas calei 10 ~ t'1o,l5 d. 5iste,sed
voted that ealing me TOY 7i-J..- - 3D.. nv.
Win and also me reading ~ me min a., -,
,-ious meeting The -'cretars nloI"'u H., rider
bers that the a}nen, o. 49, 1r,;,,, -, he i'm order
oil the evening ne $500. :. 'ubo had ben pro
names Of iohK hSt OF H., III, ror,os ronro-
posed members or IN" 'Iug 1' ~ .b.p, Ger.
sented many na'i0naltieS 1II vr, Gv,an Arioni,
as follows Peter pinkeIspl',l ~. r,,-tc, 80 tI,l-
RamaponC. Abraham Lincoln JONI ,ox.a,.H trou,,,
ahan. Moses Pulininski George 49, ~ an
and = Fambunsky After NE seCIrJI ,f,, l'a" had
nounced that the mcmherS Ilp 'uIi'I,' No. ,,,iri
passed favoraby on the hs' Inc "i'" w.
That the payment Of dues is always IN order