New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
am OF the same opinion STILL notwithstanding MI
Hills speech in Brooklyn.
FOR 4 BIG MASS-MEE1ING.
EX.MAYOR SCHROEDER TO PRESIDE AND
SETH LOW AND OTHERS TO SPEAK.
prprprrc,Ns AND INDEPENDENTS DOING
GOOD WORK IN BROoKLYN-PKAlsE
FOR MR.. BUTTLING.

GOOD WORK IN BROoKLYN-PRAlsE
FOR MR. BUTTLING.
.,u .,s. v,oe,ine will be held in the Academy
OF Music IN Rrooklyn on Saturday night, under the
auspces OF the Committee OF One hundred com-
posed of Republicans and Democrats wnich was
formed before the nominations were ihaoe W p'o-
mote the naming of reform cahuiuate ioI 4ia'o
and is heartily supporting Mr.. Schieren. IL Is eH'
pected that ex-Mayor F. A. Schroeder VIII pre-
side Tho nr,nc,pal speaker will be ex-Mayor Seth
Lou Charles A Scheren, Asa W. Tenney ana
" Hinrichs will also speak. The committee
in charge OF the meeting consists OF Henry w.
Maxwell. Willis L. Ogden, Daniel Chauncey, EDWARD
H. Hobbs D. s. Ramsey, Or. george W. p'u'''
Stephen Perry Sturges William n. Nicnois a.
Augustus Healy G. w. Thompson. X. ROSS Apple
ton. Henry Hentz Robert Baker. ~ b. Hoxie Jr'
and Alfred Hodges. Their aim Is 10 get eN-
Mayors Schroeder and Low together upon Tue
nlatforn, as exponents of the reform charter OF
the city.
The president OF the Womens Health Protective
Association Mrs. Ellen Scrmgeour' sent ie',er
to Mr. Schleren yesterday, inclosing copy oi .''e
resolutions passed at the recent meeting ia'or"s
his election. The president said that the COM
mittee had decided not to take up MT ochereh
time nv calling upon him, knowing that he was
exceedingly busy
The representatives Of the United Liquor Dealers
Association failed meet Mr.. Schieren LOT 'he
conference he offered to them yesterday Out sent
him word that they had Endorsed the "hoie
Democratic ticket.
Judge Moore took pains to be present yesterday
while naturalization was going on In the clerks
Office OF his court.
\ far-fetched attempt was made yesterday u
aid the candidacy of Bird $. Coler a Democratic
candidate for Alderman Large, by the puBbIca-
ton OF letter Of congratulation from vicecrIesi
dent Stevenson. who was nei8hpor oi MI No'e'
father in Illinois many years ago, that tho
of Mayor Body was not advahcea at Ill, a.,
among independent Democrats by ms appearing
upon the same platform with senator mn ~mo
characterized the anti-Snappers as polticai re"e-
gades and bushwhackers. . 49,. 49,
traordinary increase of registration in Gravesend
AS all the six districts of the town register at me
more than one district Supervisor John Y. Nc
Kane says that the increase has notnlns strange
about H. and that there will be no illegal voting
Last year the registration nearly double that
of the previous year Most Of the men employed
Coney Island In the summer are said 10 return
TO register and vote. 49, ~.
Mr. Scheren believes in giving credit where credit
is due. He said yesterday. in regard 10 hepupeam
that IN ve on from the
Young Republican club, OF which ne was chair,
man and eight prominent RepH1Iieahs were au and
he took active part in the movement ana en-
listed the attention Of William j. Buttling the
Mr. Schieren added: MIR Buttling at once took hold
of the work and through his influence pushed the
matter through the General Committee and was
individually the most active man in encouraging
and organizing the district associations: TO him is
largely due the credit OF having the measure
new organization formed. The Republicans OF this
city appreciate his part in the work too
ms; the CANDIDATE for sheriff should receive the
60 operation and of every Republican In this
county He is a young man Of great energy and
deserves the recognition given him.