New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

Mr. schiercn is repre- sentative of the large class
Of German American citizens who surpasS in devotion
their adopted country many native-born residents
He was born about half century ago. ana came TO
this country with his parent, when he wa> only four
years old Ills business for the last quarter OF
a century has been Identified with leather interests.
lie is the head o! th, tanrery firm OF Charles A.
schiercn q Co.. with Offices at Mo-. 323 Third-ave
and As Ferry ST.. Ncw-Yorh. A few yeas ago he re-
moved from the Ninth Ward to the Twentieth Ward
and his home Is a; No. 40j Clnton-avc Mr.. sehcrn
has always been an active Republican. All foT sew
era year has displayed especial Interest IN pol''ics
He was an enthusiast supporter ofThc candidacy Of
Henry A. Meyer for Mayor two years ago, ana had
charge OF his interests Mr.. schieren has been prom
incnt In the movement secure enrolment OF all
the Republicans OF the city started In the Young Ke
publican Club. and was made chairman OF the commit
toe OF the club appointed few weeks ago bS the eS
ecutive and advisory committees to further the re-
organization OF the party upon system which wouu
come into frequent ana close touch with all the me'i
beers Of the party The men associated VIII Mr
schercn on the committee were Ffnncis H. Niisoi
Charles A. Moore. william IL. Williams. Daniel o.
Hartman willis l.. ogden and Albert A. QUAY. Mt.
scheren speaks with much hopefulncss OF the work OF
obtaining and tabulating the names OF h;puohcai's
He is a member OF the Gcrnann and other clubs ana
Is nopuar I'm business, social and political circles
The Republican Executive Committee VIII hoid us
,pril meeting on Tuesday evening. al IN" party h'au
quarters In Lawrcnce-st. This Is hkey 10 D. 'he as'
meeting Of this body. "a L. VIII be wiped ou' oi "a
istence BY the plan OF party reorganization WIFI" wiz
he nresent,d TO the General Commute: next week. ana
which will amend the by laws of tha' BODY by pro
yiding for an entirely system Of party representa-
o, The mi; OF the new system will b. the election
district and from each these delegates Will be chosen
IN wo,d committees, which Will super ed" The present
ward associations 10 cach uio"''' WIN " "'
one delegate and for each scvcntyl'c kepnDh'an
voters TO be chosen at prmarics the lim' III Size I'll
IN. districts preventing there being more than hve
delegates from any ~ The largest ""r' mas
forty election districts and The smallci town 'hrcc'
viii no seen thnt the size Of the committees VIII wary
greatly Each Of these bodies selects is Representa-
ton An the General Or County committee from o'0
Of lis own number Each ward Or town Is 10 nave one
delegate and on" 300 publican Voc' anu CIV ii
each / 900 over this number. The tUlai represent"
,,or T., inc Comfy Committee will Eumber 100 by
chasing pro,nincnt Republicans WHO are not III 'he
ward committees repre-, entauve body OF Inc Dc'' nv"
NJ , NARY can be secured, If the voters attend 10
their duties In the primaries III the election uhf'''
his scheme Of representation Is likely 10 DE- auop,"a
without serious opposition " me "en'ii Nm IN
n.>t week. HAT bO1y, hike The EAcculNc 'Dn M
mittec will BE- d.banded but II IL pioposeu " nm
~ J. Euttng chairman OF me new ' t ). ,ich he
mittec, that he may serve out 'i'e year 'o' "
The failure to report The Con olGa11" Dn' rrc
portend the death Of The movement ~ Irntion
popular upon the subject al u To h e.nnnurd
hui the agitation Of the subIcc, VIZ "r mariner
pv IT, advocate ". j. GaynOr ana MS la| P'..n,'
- NJ CirD.t both spoke upon the sDJ'c' En- and
the former before the Young krpanic"i ,h MINI
~. io,t.r l,forc the Cleveland tlub 81 tht 't
The Drmoeiatic Leaders cviden! feared .ng
submission Of ne question n, 70 ln' popT;'
on Mavnr ' Sody is speak before dns
Young Mems Dclnocra!is Ciun Of tue roiyna
lie may sci forth his reasons for h.. anyccara New
" unit The i MGch G he %rs D' in his Ia.,
n.saee He may also take occasion I 70 u,,n' anJ
position on the re"s rva%c as to Which side of
,h s "a. he is upon judged by his rccora ma'" OF
Body is net likely to 90 CONTRARY 1s po IL and Official
, Linen nv" In liz recent speech on consoaa,on' w
j. caynor intellectually set iPt cd at 'n towns was 50
lne mrscd was because they would add -o arit
600 % the assescd yans Of rea' cy debt the limit
u de Which. under the 10 cen! clar Of Tse Is
Constitution, has been pracsa n",sr. Of c Lcgs.
, n,oydIns for The exclusion Of the %m,rr ' ,.
and tax certificates from the to noirry t., the state
cily u i,,;oD 81 cannot De made law even II mv
Governor should sign IT, mne o o T"S to 20 forward
end make contracts ana ennG IN t to- Increase the
10 %nT, Of real estate for purposes OF N,.rs
no , BOARD OF Asses sor' COMPUTES Tue "e"''
which the basis Of tn c 1"S s matter of public
dne IN the city where he lived for many se''
and m%o xo. "' on he gave nearly
, lair million OF dollars Mr. sen"y lcr OF Meo-
ney h0ch. IN Brooy in the eoursc Of h ca
ass as an The 80" N rG@Ia s0 Bank in New
career rs 'Sn IN be It's president. Ey shes'siu w.
GSs n% he pa SsS" %"s forced to- suspend
1894 the har financial Institutions down VIII
% ss ready ., % reinrr Mr. for Sss sold
valuable cocc'R rooklyn lie subsequently, regainra
his h 30 S,s fortune but he did not return 10 h'''"
10 live :, ,,,ssi,v who has beer elected prcsdeh,,
OF the Broohyn a. yeieran members Of the stan OF
ton IS r and has a wa" Years sH da and
In newspaper The College Of ST. Francis Nivlri
yas CASSIDY y,s S% ndSpSSe"n candidate
lies In i5o5 and was dcfe1ted b. only 2oOo VOTES
fer nvsspGn S int beean nearly two
the cincienc! AZ ,os not been closed. Tie INSURANCE
0ass which s.pp'a,S IL %ss IN
rates ior has decided TO continue ,ne % any
definitely, anu reasa in the equipment OF inc cry iN
snbstnn@ res there Is not likely to be return !"