The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
BRooKLYNs MAYoRaLTY CONTEST
Begins to Look rs n ZIegier and Chapin
Would Not BE the Candidates.

BROoKLTN,S MAYOR.iLTY CONTEST
Begins to Look rs n Ziegier and Chap,.
Would Not BE the Candidates.
The interesting tangle about the Mayoralty
nominations in Brooklyn kept the tongues Of
tho politicians wagging there yesterday. The
situation has been more or less embarrassing
to the Democratic managers. who are opposed
to q third-term nomination. but at the same
time have been disncined to deny Mr.. Charin
an opportunity to vindicate himself In case
Mr.. William Zegler should be named by the
Republicans.
MIR. Ziegler. whose canvass has been mainly
OF the epistonry style. was out with another
statement" yesterday. 1t made even less i'm.
preston than his previous efforts In the sams
direction. and it was the general opinion
among tho politicians after reading i. that Mr..
Ziegler was virtually out Of the ya.4- He de-
scribes himself as mot On Office ss.tt.. @, one
even willing to take Office" and cis.,l.us any
intention Of attacking Mr. ChsS-i Isrs.,.aly
or in any capacity except that Q. jltpas IL
cial. and suggests to Mr.. Chap. 1T uut g., tho
denomination irrespective q. vtr.,a,,s. he
(Ziegler) will be the opposing cau 4.duat =. not
MIR. Ziegler also promises two more living"
campaign issues in addition to the Eve men.
toned In his previous letter. One is the al.
legged failure Of the city authorities to carry
out their obligations in building sewers in the
Twenty-sixth ward. and tho other the dis.
placement Of a Brooklyn man Us President Of
the Bridge Trustees at the famous meeting on
June 8. On the latter subject Mr. Zieger says:
From the beginning. the cost Of build.
@ Ssspsf 'es snSs
city Of Brooklyn was shared by, these
TG thirds f ST H tnS new T
1t was. therefore. Obviously the duty of those
ruling Brooklyn to obtain and keep for Brook
on It. This the great men formerly in Its man
u Bro Affairs that s"nraI
was lost by what cannot DO characterized as
less than nees sv Of ut x, bridge
trustees! to elect ofiieers for the ensuing year
was on June last. The trustees are 6y law
was. only s for tho
Brooklyn trustees to attend the regular annual
in 5deF to ssS oma
June j. while the New, York trustees were ali
spicuously alb 'ent Trustees Mayor Chaplin.
Comptroller Jackson. and A, C, barnes re-
m mai away way Tammany Hall took the BRIDGE
In closing. Mr.: zlesler makes a ning at the
tor
publican faith and their alliance with the
Ter says: u desi ire to thank tho many people
VA" Athoush the party organs still CONTINUED to
IS el 5 q u.s. Sest
f-sfi seems les to me that mr. ZIes!er has been
snfssss I than f sSss ossn
In for several years"
ziegleF would not Do the Kepubliean candidate.
and held q long aud very earnest discussion on
considered as the most available May0Talty
candidates sho%ld TIE nomination not T.
pasEd BoSdy ana s jSSn
The fact that Mr.. Body was only elected 70
Congssd last ana that Gen Nv
% sn
supposed to narrow down the contest to Ridg-
the other would certainly be nominated. Mr..
RidGway has done good deal OF hns.
SI maoh With ns the
Hendrix himself has made no effort whatever
work has been done, in his behal; by 1nii9-
Gntial citizens as well as by some Of the lead,
str str candidate Who could be- named i
is possible that the result will remain in doubt
until the Conyention meets to;m a night;
managers that Mr. Ridgway was no longer q
nS B Boo S" s9ls
ported that the Republicans were nov nov sur. sure
mar eg Mop ToTa m1t y To ce W
cS SE%sFs Fresiynt wilson Of
The Democratis county ticket will PFFePb bhIg
be made up as Egr sna c5sr
6o aRn9 ess SeH"'f T. Adrns for Super
visor Large. George Kin cl .,,.
The hepublicans viii net decide mp ,ba t 1"n
Senton meets e ' but fo CoI Harry " Michel Of
the Fourteenth Reg iment can have the nomi.
nation for Register IL he wants 1t
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
The Republicans beld their primaries o last
for the choice q delegates to TIC n21ilnGthns
ThTe nght Ma
but the shief hattIes We're n the, Third.
Fourth, Thirteentn; Seventeenth and TT Thliy
and the dsiesatoR from The war, ward Il, e
the Third district Senate Convention WI
snS Viii Mr v DsaE or lem f' r.
any chance OF his nomination. =, Senator Birk,
ft his eS ond Wad h %am
Lcaycraft scored another victory in the Thir.
teenth. The Mason faction cams nnt ahead IN
Aspinail routed his foes in the, Twenty-iirSt
and thus con sidcrably increased his chances
for the senatorial nomination.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN
Tho Democrats held their three Aldermanic
District Conventions last night. ana madS
First DIstrict-James McGarry.. Moses J.
Second District-D. A. Malyin. 1. c. HocEo-
meyer II. .Ritzheimer, Jr;, II; A; Smith,
Kee' j. Jefferson Black, Charles yolckenlng.
The First and Third districts are surely
Dem ocratic and the Second Is strongly RepuD-
lican.
Nictiarry, Wafer. Cofrey. McGrath. Mckee.
and Black have already served several terms
I'm the Board Of Aldermen and Jordan wns re-
Gently appointed to MI vacancy caused ~
Alderman McCarty's resignation
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
n In Ix ~ Time