New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
TNTIMIDATTNG TOIERS.
A EARBER,s LIFE THREATENED FOR r''-
TING Up A PICTURE OF MR.. SCHIEREN-
r,rr,,xs GATHER ABOUT HIS PLACE OF BUS
INEss-REwARDS FOR PKoofo VI
FALSE REGISTRATION.

YrrrrANS GATHER ABOUT HIS FL'Of' VIZ w.
1xrss-REwARDs FoE PROOFS OF
FALSE REGISTRATloN'
49,. .,s will no unear:hed in regard to
,,', rao,stration in Brooklyn. which mas ser'eu
% swell the total registration seVerai 'i
bevond the normal figures Inc No'. 40 ~
One Hundred has set aside the sun" "
rewards for the conviction OF caSes VI ss
registration An offer of SO Is lnade ioi u,e P.oo
s, fficient for the conviction III ea." " g..
,o cases Special arrangements VIII De n't"e io'
I,u o..ns Tho evidence must be furnished by
l,r,doy NJ this week and must be to the satistac-
,icn of Colonel Alexander s. Bacon, JACOB brehnei
and John T. Barnard The TACT became puo'c
Yesterday that two men, James he'iie'! az"
Francis Pierce haG registered from 'he oio""
stone front house of George II. o'erhhs, a' ~.
,s7 Park Place Mr. Sterling is the Superintendent
of Street Cleaning and is on the pay rolls OF the
c,,v at 90 ,oo a wear although he lives in lavish
stvIe Inquiry at his house yesterday showed that
the servants did not know the name OF ei'her
Of the men who were resisteren ITO" IT, WI
c,arliny said that Kennedy lived there, but she
Gid not know his business. Pierce did not hVe
there and she had never heard of him. she said
Another attempt at intimidation came TO ilght
yesterday. A picture of Charles \. scheren was
tern down on Saturday night in the barber shop
o. Frank Ford in Hudson-ave.. near Wiliougnby-
st. by canddae or Assembly The
proprietor removed this and replaced the portrait
o. o. Mr Schieren on sunday morning crowd Of
ruftians appeared at the place and threatened him
With dire vengeance when he refused 10 remove
the picture of Mr.. Scheren, and tore II down
TIE rufians smashed the windows Of the shop
and defaced the signs. One OF them are" a kniie m
and said that il another Scheren picture was put
up Ford would not outlive election night
Some new and startling revelations OF ring nus
this evening at the mass meeting. under the au-
spices, Of the Brooklyn loung Republican Cun' % IN IN
the Clermont Avenue Rink. The speakers VIII VIII Ve
Tenney. j.
closing mass-meeting at the same place on Taa I,d
nd@y evening under lhs dreStiTn OF " the o6g
rich will preside. and Elihu Root, of Newly ork
VII be the pTipGpal speaker ,.s, week Of the
campaign Yesterday by visiting the putehers IN
Wallabout Market and the men employed in IN the
him by business men In the Real Estate Exchange
this afternoon, 1t will be an informal affair and
viii be mass-meeiing in the Real Estate Ex
change in his interests Edward NJ. Shepard Will
be the chief speaker
rate until after the election Is TO oe followed this
year. and Mr.. Farrell. clerk OF the Board of Super
out before November TO- The estimate of s. ~ on
500 of valuation has been made public but II Is
believed that IL Will be nearer 81 ~. Last year 1t
S. v White said yesterday that If he needed
edded: Since the impeachment Of Warren Has
fnss there has been no such terrific arraisnment
Gaynor's speech against Mr.. Boodys admnistrs
ton on 'turday night II was perfect demon
tent or yise that he aided knowingly in the rob-
berry Of the city treasury
lodging house in The Prs Werd 3 bee nyes
gated and the men who attemp TO vote from it
will have an opportunity 10 swear to their identity
George A. owens has filed his declination Of the
Republican nomination for State Senator In the
Ivth District The Democratic candidate is p. H.
McCarren.