New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02

candidate foI Senator; George +. O'Neill'
candidate for Assemblyman, and Ambrose
o. Neal. leader Of the I'D.
William c. Amos president OF the 18TH
District Republican Club, was the prin-
cipal speaker at Thursday nights meet
ing of the lst District club. William q.
Rose. candidate for Congress; Alexander
/ Lindsay. candidate for Senator. and
Harry Augenthher, president OF the ISL
District club, also spoke.
For more than a year members oil
the West Side Republican Club have
realized that the time was near at hnnd
when larger quarters would be absolutely
necessary. Developments on the social
side had been so rapid that II became
evident that there was not adequate
room TO accommodate the many "ouia-Oe
billiard and whist players.
After searching for several months,
handsome five story house was hnalIy
secured. at No. 90 West saith street.
around the corner from the old house.
I one entire floor was remcdelled To &C
commodate the billiard players, and SIX
fine tables were put in, against -FOUR pre-
yiously. Similar improvements have been
made for card players.
Elaborate preparations have been ihan7
for the formal opening or 'p9use wal III
ing" which will take place this evening.
II is expected that many citizens OF the
West Side prominent in political ana So
cIal life. including virtually all the ex-
presidents Of the club. will be present
Martin Rourke, Republican CANDIDATE
for Assemblyman In the lth DlstTl''' mas
received hundreds Of letters during the
week from voters belonging to the D,hio-
cratic and Progressive parties ASSUMING
him OF their support.
Owing TO the funeral OF Vice-President
lanes S. sherman. the Commercial Tray
ellers' Sound Money League VIII holu i,S
usual MONDAY meeting at NO. 4't hio""
wav To-day Memorial services lot lhe
Vice President were held by the league On
Thursday. The committee appointed 10
represent the league at the funeral CON
sists of W. c. Walker and II. W. Dear
born.
The following meetings under the au-
spices of the Republican County COM
mittee will be held tonight: camp IaI'
| No EGO East 18th street; speakers, Gus
taye Hartman and james Lehmaler.
! Camp Hedges No. /, li5th street ana
willis avenue; speakers, Gustave Hart
man and James Lehmaler. Camp Hedges
No 2 No. 1862 Southern Boulevard, near
Westchester avenue; speakers }. W. Up
nercue. Thomas Bingham and j. }. Con-
Ion. ir. The Sterling Republican CLUB No
| 5i7 West 145th street; speakers, ). W.
Trnrercue. Nathan Ottinger and Charles
w Bacon. Commonwealth Hall, No. 100
Amsterdam avenue; speakers, Max D
Crifenhagen, job f. Hedges, Florence
7 Sullivan, Charles 10. Colligan ana
| Charles O. Mas. Cooper Union Sth
| street and Third avenue; speakers
| Cbauncey NJ. Depew, job r. Hedges
Meier Steinbrink, a. S. Gilbert, Il. T.
Kjndelberger and Elihu Root Terrace
/ Lvceum. No 2O6 East Broadway; speak
! ers, Job T.. Hedges, a. S. Gilbert, Gus
tave Hartman and James Lehmaier Har-
lem Terrace Hall, No. 20 East lOith
street. Job Il. Hedges, Meier Steinbrink'
A. S. Gilbert b. w. b. Brown and Mar
tin SAKE. Outdoor meeting, l8lst street
| and St Nicholas avenue; speakers Johh
! A Bolles and Emanuel Hertz.