New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
BROOKLYN POLITICS WARM.
c. A. SCHIEREN TO RECEIVE NOTICE OF HIS
NOMINATION FOR MAYOR TOMORROW.
POSSIBILITY THAT W. J. CAYNoE WILL DECIDE
TO BE THE CANDIDATE FOR SUPREME
COURT JUDGE-TO SUPPORT GEORGE

! POSSIBILITY THAT ". J. GAYNoE WILL DECIDE
TO BE THE CANDIDATE FOR SUPREME
COURT JuDGE-TO SUPPORT GEORGE
KIxKEL FOR SUPERVISOR.
The formal notice Of his nomination for
Mayor Of Brooklyn will be given to Charles A.
Schieren at mass meeting to be held to-
morrow evening in the Palace Kink IN Ger
mont-ave The meeting will be under the
auspices Of the Republican City ConVentoh' ue
Committee Of One Hundred. the Citizens Union
the Brooklyn Democratic Club and the lnde-
pendent German Democrats The committee
appointed by the Republican Convention TO
inform Mr. Schieren OF his nomination con-
sisting Of S. Il Chittenden. w w. 'Goodrich
r. r. Blair Jacob Worth and c. p Morton, will
formally offer the nomination to Mr.. Schiercn.
After his acceptance addresses will he MADE IN
behalf of the other bodies by James Mckeen.
George Foster Peabody +. W. Hnrichs. T. NJ.
Shepard and others. 1t Is expected that the
formal acceptance by William J. Gaynor OF the
nomination for Supreme Court Judge II he
decides to run for the office. will be made at
the same time
MR. sCHIEREN is HOPEFUL.
The committee appointed by the Citizens
Union TO inform Mr.. Schieren Of the approval
by that body of his nomination waited upon
him in his office in Ferry-st.. New-York yestcr-
day. L. B. welles presented the resolutions
adopted by the union. In his response, after
thanking the committee Mr.. Scheren said:
have always believed that only general up
rising OF the people OF Brooklyn against the power
that has so ;ong nisrnled omr nuncpS Soicad 10
that the crisis has cone and II IS An insplra-
plsh % 'f that ae result should the citizens OF Brook
iyn honor me by the election 10 me hem I'm airu nnl
deavor to give them an administration founded
on business principles, and TO be true 10 ,ne M
;erests Of the people and all 'he peop'e oil
Brooklyn
The committee Of rinc members Of the Citi-
zens' Union. appointed at the mass-meetinG in
the Academy of Music last week 10 urge the
nomination Of w. J. Gaynor for Mayor, sent a
letter to him yesterday urging his acceptance
Of the nomination by the Republicans for Justice
Of the Supreme Court to laid and encourage
the people in their fight against ring rule and
corruption" Mr. Gaynor made reply 10 the
letter. but did not commit himself in the mat
ter. Mr. Gaynor said yesterday afternoon that
he had nothing to say respecting the nomina-
ton which has been filed at Albany.
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club will
hold meeting in the Johnston building THIS
evening. 1t Is expected that Mr.: Schieren. VIII,
lam II. Williams. ex-senator 8 NJ. Griswold and
others will speak. EXMayor Low will not be
a bic to attend the meeting
Thomas f. Pearsa began his canvass for
votes for Judge Of the Supreme Court-thc
nomination for which he secured by button
hong every politician and LAWYER in the city.
and many in the rural counties in the district
by making a speech before a mass-meeting Of
milkmen in East New-YOrk Monday night.
The meeting called to decide whether the
Milkmen's Association should take official action
in the support of candidates in the campaign.
Despite Mt Pearsalrs words it decided to
take no forhlal action.