New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
BUSINESS MEN For HIN.
POPULARITY OF CHARLES A. SCtitREN
AMONG BROOKLYN MERCHANTS.

PLANS FOR THE MAsS-MEETIN" in I'M "O"'
ENVY on sArURDAY-BooDY CONDEMNED
IN An ADDRESS OF THE DEMO
CRATIC CLUB
A walk through any of the business streets OF
BROOKLYN shows that the personal popularity Oh
the Republican and reform candidate Tor Mayor
is far greater than that OF his opponent. i"o.e "
many more pictures of Mr.. Schieren dlspase' -
of Mayor Body The transparences displaying '''
names OF Republican candidates are far mort "u
merous than those bearing the names OF Dem'o
cratic candidates. The Brooklyn Den,oc'a'i| 80
put up a Schieren and Gaynor pahhei ia -
Of its rooms yesterday in Montague-st
The activity and energy pervading the oc"'e'e"
campaign encouraging MT. Sohe'e" ""
early yesterday morning and PAID VIM" ~ Wv
Wallabout Market, where a large NUMBER Oh '"a'
kctmen gave him assurance OF hearty suppo'"
He addressed number OF meetings III v''''
PARTS of the city in the evening. The Union League
Club has heartily approved the nomination vi va
Schieren and William J. Quitting, both Oh "e'i
members OF the club and will give them eai"e'.
and enthusiastic support as well as ''' 'N
of the Republican candidates
The Academy mass-meeting on SATURDAY "'s"'
promises to be a notable Not only mas eA-
Mayor Seth Low promised to speak. put MI '''
nor will deliver address on municipai a""i' y
Ex-Mayor Schroeder Is to preside at the ope"".
OF the meeting. but on account OF IN" coi'''"" VI
his health, VIII surrender tIle Cldi '"''' w.
McKeen. president OF the Hamilton Club ana '"c
mead OF the Committee OF one Hundred
The experience of the Democrats in putting Mayor
Body on the same platform with senator mn
at the meeting in the Academy OF MUSIC ma mo-
encouraged them to hold any more DIG mo-, a.
meetings. and there will be no more btIo' !, 10 4,
meetings in the Academy in this campaign " -
said. -. o.,,,
ARRANGEMENTS are being perfected by the cam,
rnign committees for the joint debate on muhc'Pa
matters between ex-COrporation counsei JON, q,
Taylor and Corporation Counsel jerks h,,u wv
Will meet on the platform carry h'Nt VIZ. a.,
| The brooklyn Democratic club mas issued 'hs
following address To Democratic voters
The Democratic party Ia the city oil brooklyn IA
fallen the control OF Vranncal group Oh men
who employed the machinery Of the parry 'o' '''
ovn .en., purro.e, and against the interest, OF th
massc. OF Democrits They have caused the rchoHlna
,ion u David A. Body Mayor no;w outstanding IN
great scandals hi, Administrations. ms J. 'hc ""
10, honc, Democrat, to throw the yoke OF these men
who are bringing d-honor upon the parry o"u ''' .r,
"a, name If Democracy with lad city government IN
r,ookl,n pcmocrtc club has entered into IN" pf'''
Mavoraltv c,nlacn IN splrit u the on'-sn'p cam
.ir, ~ last ,olr The cub has indor'ed ~" nHi'ha
| ,io, Of Charles A. Schercn FOR Mayor, 10 secure ''
e,,erprn.n In the city the election OF Grover ''"
! land secured good National government hS W.
,, ,r....nt machine "a his county The "aN WI" u" w
uar.a for a reorganization Of the parry "I''
! Democratic bass
| Ano,hcr ATTEMPT by Democratic p0hcI,r'e'h ec,
r,ak. trouble for a Republican liquor srl,' !, ~ Nc
made public. They went TO thr Ib p. on sunday
/ Ardle at pean-st. and BcerEm IT,, ~, ,.r.
I'm he vas cleaning It. and although th.y WI
"nstle 10 ret anything To drink ana topi va. -.
place was closed they n nss,gh,IrInr llqror shop
we're closed. McArle ara hl, iFi,nin PSSninI,v
snn mai ali these places closed next sunday