New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
TALK ABOUT THE BROOKLYN MAYoRALTY.
BOSS MIAUGhLlN P!'hlNG "II HIS MA Inn
DEMOCNAIs TO NONINAIE TIRsT.

DEMOCRATS TO NO>iGSArE FIRST.
I'm recent wears Boss" Mclaughlin has or
dercd the Democratic ziuatne in Brook
yn to be held after the Republicans had placed their
candidates in the field and u by any chance tho Demo-
cratic bodies were called together rs!. thcy adjourned
without action until after the Republicans had met Tho
Republican conventions Will not DO held unt just two
weeks before election day. leaving barely ten days FOR
the work the ana the Democratic conN"n-
lions are down Tor four days earlier 1t Is not deemed
Al an likely that they Will 10 adjourned to sec whom the
Republicans 100 nominate.
The Democratic primaries VIII be held tonight TO elect
tho delegate. To the nominating bodies. Tho conven'
ton, 10 name the ci,y and county tickets will meot on
Friday cvenn- The contests ~ the primaries Will be
faint and few Tor the Democratic party ia brooklyn was
never more completely under tho iron heel OF Boss
Mclaughlin. Tho Same suhseryicht tools who have
readily registered h, viii ia the past will be selected a,
delegates aud Il any opposition displays Itself whom the
word is passed around A. TO his choice for Mayor. II
will DE only for the SAKE OF snow. Although
the Boss" has picked ont his man. his
choice wa, not made known yesterday and 10 those who
visited him at his political headquarters Ia kcrrlgan
Auction Rooms. IN WiilOughby-st, during tho day, or
conferred with him a the corner his Rom
,efst house In evening aud urged tho claims OF
var Gus wouldbe candidates. ho responded Of each.
lies "A good man" There - one section OF the Demo-
cratic party In Brooklyn aud large section 1t s which
womb like To- see A-Mtyor Howell or . man lse MIN.
IN. candidate aud eAinpai,n Of hurrnh against nom
partisaRship on the basis OF the lower taxes unler
Howell 40 doubt this would suit tho "boyI' and fcW
ta1payers but thinking men IN tho party realize
Thai IT. woad lose them The votes ~ all iudo
pehdcut ctIcns Those would IKE 10 Nee me hpniHa
ZION Of man Ike Registrar OF Arrcar, Jackson. who Is
identified with Mayor Lows administration ana Ploigcd
to cary i t9I" . yoans DcnocTa Of t9c c.
ZEN, League would bc roady TO support such man but
nation Of uno-s he Is assured OF the control o.
the nominee. The chief Names nGi'T e'n, ,S
Yesterday were those OF Mr. i""eI, - D. NhHnrI ~
dc-man at-Lsrso Quintard. Mr. Jaek'or, and jeremiah
cratic tradition; the last Two wouH % M1).Is on
business prime pies IL WAS st"uy asserted yet'Iii}
ArIclr, and tho lrr'Hrll ol al 'h'll anVo ''I'ul
VINO has been ont OF politics for some tine, "aA me
MAJ Nh Jackson wous BE- sure OF the nomination II no
would promise to do certain things.
For county Offices It f. believed that W. H. Murtha u
slated for - g-ter John Ennis for County Clerk. H.
H. Adams FOG Comfy Ioa-nrcf' ADsan 10y t'T 5.l
rogae' ana JoAh H. heSenno's lot ~ '' s'
DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY Al THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Immediately after Collector ucdden received
hi. appolntmout orders from secretary Manning
at the ,tgaton Of Hubert Thompson. to have Peter
u,v,i, the cnlorcd restaurant keeper In the Custom
House yHcate hi quarters A. soon as hc removed his
/ uroperty the rooms were cleaned painted otc week
i,o NOV we're ready for occupation New chandeliers
with handsome coiDrcd gOho .ware put m ana French
plate adorned tho walls An entrance was made
into WalI-st that tho public patronze place
/ Inc Government furnishes tbs rooGs aud gas free
Collector IIcddcn wac asked yfscrlay II II was true
/ mat the men who hayo hal tho privilege OF selling
sn'dWiches coffee. mix. c.kcs and pie. had been
ordered TO remove their stands from the corridors The
order given some time ago and this Is their last
/ DAY." he said.
/ "bocs the Government charge any rent % the
] kcep-rs OF tho new restaurant r.
! 49, believe they get tho rooms free"
! 9. How about the Ipen-r FOR gas r.
! 81 declare. don't know whether the Government
/ makes them pay for the gas or not
Eherth Ludwig arc the pew Hecpers Of the restaurant
ono of them was time barkcepcr and The Ohr
cook Tor Edward stokes, and both recommended
to the consideration Of Mr. Manning by rhomp,on. The
D. rs lighted throughout the day by about thirty
let The prices are a tle above tho ordinary. Ihi'
considerable complaint, especially among tho''
/ who heretofore could patrOuizs tho cheaI
! stand Tho employees arc not permitted
! 10 leave tho building during Office hours
When Mr H,ldcn's attention called To the prices
/ charged o., Ebcrth 81 Ludwig, he said: "Thcy make
concession 10 favor Of employees Of the Custom House
! selling them - communication ticAetA for - 80"
! The coffee aud cake stand-kcepers who have beer
driven ont are harrs WHdswOrih, who had boon IN h
corridor under the roluudn for twenty year, aud JOIN
Ball who had been sGyentoen years ia the business