New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30

<'o,OOO by another company, was annulled and he
Is responsible for the pending proceedings to prevent
the granting OF many miles OF streets 10 syndicate
which which includes number of active Democratic poll
ucan> for percentage OF receipts when another com
lahy Was ready 10 offer both percentage and
caSh sum per mile.
, lnt although Sir. Gaynor practically op'ned cam
palg by his addresses last spring before onderblc
mnper oi political bodies. hc mas constantly deprr
Gated The Of his name In connection with nOnina
non. and has declared that II" would not accept H.
The names of other independent candidates hay. been
canvas>cd. but 1t Is generally agreed that II the Re
'' mean select man VINO 1 Is nor too rlo''y allied
% 81 larr" number OF ind.prndent and thougnlu
lately adopted make, it To--I1' for the voice Of the
ruH oi The party TO he h,s,rd 10 a nominating con-
me active and influential men IN both public and
privat" affairs have been suggested Among them nv,
thosr of I9nds IT,. wilson, "N-prr'idrnt Of The Union
League Club: Charlie \. Moore, ~ pres dent of the
Brooklvn Young Republican "lub: Charles a.
rTen Ia" present pIeIdcnt o. W. or;anza.lon
hrlSch, William {. Bryant. Timothy L. Woodruff, aid
benjamin +. Blair.
POSSIBLE CANDIDATES.
Mr.. Wilson is favorlbly regarded by many obscrv-
ant dtzcns lie was strongly urged for the nominal
ton in 1891, when William zcelcr was first nom
mated, and after he declined To run Henry \. Never
was selected The Never canvass was In the hands
OF Mr.. Schierrn. ana he gained considerable Insight
into the ways Of politics. which would serve him In
good stead should he become candiiat" himself The
fact that Mr.. Schicrcn IS successful business man
and a German make him peculiarly fitted TO become
a popular candidate. Whoever the candidate may BE-,
a short, sharp contest will be entered upon In Oco.
Der. ending IN way the other on November I.
Besides the Mayor. the city will have 10 elect seven
Aldormcnat-Iargr upon the same ticket and four
District Aldermen I'm each OF four districts. only
OF these districts Is Republican. so that tn party
Is now In hopeless minority OF four In Inc board
Even If these hold together and two Democrats lolh
them. the cold thirteen remain TO plsS resolutions
over IN. Navor, head With the retirement Of
Michael J. CoTey from the board the last OF the
Il Big Four who formerly dominated the body mas
gone from II, but the cold thirteen |, much NOR"
Important body and can produce effects more FAR
reaching The d. grace heapd upon tn" board by the
Indictment OF three Of It's members In connection with
the Colunban bills, and the scaihinS ps'S'h'i,h'i.
cast much discrcdit upon tn" body mat II hao "'
decided with only two EXCEPTIONS to leave al
The present Democratic Aldermen AZ hOte. Among
the likely TO go into the board next year are Sali
10 be- state senator Nc ariy. who left II two years
ago 10 90 o. Albany, and .A,.embymdn lNfh'S' WHO
would prefer 900 ~ Alderman 10 fi.1op a an
A.semblyman ana no Albany rAprnscS 10 pay. Inc
present Republican Aldermen Will probably remain IN
OF seven Republican Aldermen at-LarSc and 4 Rcpnb.
cRn Mayor the Augan ,tIhl"s Of the CITY ltall could
br clcan>ed and tn" city mEht hope for ~1lutary re
forms. Even Mayor Low war handicapped pN 'hr
fact that the Democratic majority WI, In control oi
the board. In the first election Of Aldermen by IN"
present system the EepIhlicanS secured one Alder
elected all. There will l." number of county Offices
10 BE- hlled NJ the coming election the ch,i beng
those o. sheriff and Sup"rvl>or-d Large" beside" the
choice Of five stat" senators ana eighteen members
before the people Of the city and county FOR
their SuftrageS