New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-22
HE REGARDS PROPERTY.
Mr.. SCIIIEREN DECLINES MAYOR BOODY'S
PROPOSITION.
TIE PEOPLE OF BROOKLYN. HE SAYS UNDER
STAND THE QUESTIONS At IssUE-AN

| TIE PEOPLE OF BROOKLYN. HE SAYS. UNDER.
STAND THE QUESTIONS At IssUE-AN
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN PLANNED.
| There was much activity at the headquarter.
of Charles a. Schieren. the Republican and re-
form candidate for Mayor in Brooklyn. yesterday.
Mr.. Scheren has established himself in Room q.
in the Germania Bank Buling but he spends most
OF his time going about the city and addressing
meetings OF his fellow citizens He sent reply
yesterday TO Mayor Boody's request for Joint de-
bate on municipal matters declining to accede to
1t. as 1t would be productive OF no public good In
his letter Mr. Schcren says:
Campaign Headquarters Charles A. Schiercn,
Room o. Gcrmania Bank Building.
Brooklyn, ~ Y. october 81. 1893.
My Dear Mr.. Body have received your letter Of the
10Th INST with you that our citizens seem likely
special interest In the present municipal
pa m fact my observation lads 10 the belief that
they already intensely Interested. cannot however
with your view that Joint discussion between us
would be pr ducyc Of good TO our fcllow'chcn'.
by the press and from the platform the issues involved In
The present campaign have been under discussion for
months. and are. in opinion well understood by the
people Of Br okyn Moreover 1t Is Impossible to engage
with candor in such discussion a. you suggest without
dealing directly only with the facts Of your admins
uaton. but with your personal qualities, and 1t appears
10 that obvious rules Of propety forbid me- while
candidate against TO engage in such discussion Very
truly yours. CHARLES \. SCHIEREN
The Hon. DaNld \. Boody.
Incorporation Counsel John c. Taylor is ready
meet Corporation Counsel jerks in joint debate
the affairs OF the CITY soon as the details Of
the meeting or meetings are arranged. lie wants
to discuss the whole situation.
Mr. Schieren Will speak tomorrow evening in
Renwar Hall. at broadway and Wioughby-ave. He
will address several meetings each evening Of the
week. There will be several great mass-meetngs
In the course of the campaign The Academy of
Music. the Rink. Arion Hail. Turn Hail. Criterion
Theatre and Prospect Hall have all been engaged
Mr.. Schieren will address his German fellow citi-
in German.
The Campaign Committee OF the Committee OF
One Hundred has been organized by the election OF
Henry W. Maxwell. chairman: Robert Baker. sec
The members are II. ". Maxwell. Wits /. Ogden.
Daniel Chauncey. Edward II. Hobbs. D. $. Ram
sey. George W. Brush. : i. Sturgis. William II.
Nichols. \. 4. Hcaley. g. w. Thompson. r. Ross
Appleton. Henry Hentz. Robert Baker. y. Il. Hoxie.
jr.. and Alfred Hodges
reception In the Rink in honor Of the public
services of William j. C;aynor the Republican can
didate for Judge OF the Supreme Court is proposed
for this week.
over 1000 persons naturalized last week.
tee is looking after the complaints that men who
hold tickets from the Republican headquarters
often compelled to lose their places in line and go
TO the rear.
The Consolidation League has sent letters to cand-
dates asking whether they Will aid the passage Of
bill by the Legislature TO submit the question Of
the consolidation Of New-York and Brooklyn
popular vote
Or. Talmage wrote to Mayor Boody yesterday
him for using his influence toward
breaking up the projected prize-hght at Coney
T. W. Campbell has been nominated for Member
of Assembly In the N1lth District. in place Of ".
Z. Jones. who declined the nomination.