New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
CITIZENS CALI ISSUED.
FOR A CONFERENCE IN THE INTEREST
OF GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT.
TO BE HELD AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
PAPER-COMMITTEES OF TIE GER
MAN AMERICAN REFORM
UNION NAMED.
UNION NAMED.


Gustav H. schwab yesterday made public the ioi-
lowing call issued as the outcome of conference
of citizens who favor an efficient government Tor
the city: -,
You are invited to attend meeting of the S Sili
zers of NewYork. irrespective OF parry " -
Hall. on THURSDAY September 6. at O'Clock.
This meeting called consult as to the INV w's nres
and practical lllty of taking advantage OF tle PIa
emit state of public feeling to organic ciu gems
movement for the government OF ,ne sg and solely
in the interest OF efficiency. economy ana 'he pun
lie health. comfort and safety. -, cha CITY are
tired ., the burden tna' Of neecency
ordsred household should be managed solely in the
best interests OF rs people ana n 10 h and selfish
pS Signed BY " hayard cutting GsGrss R Wss5
Fahnesock H. ellis. Julius Frank Henry f zee
mann 'S George W oulntard, & Norris; Gus2y T.
sehwab. Charles Smith Charles p Hu,,er Nor
ris X Jesup. W. E. Dodge. Hugh Camp George Tr
Maccuioch Miller Woodbury. aansdo1n' F. osa d. TAP hp
rocque NJ s Fechhemer, James NJ Constable and
A. s Frlssell.
Mr. schwab also gave out the following explana-
tory statement:
This call was irawn up by committee consist 0d
ing Of William E. Dodge, Hugh n camp "a Idv a tha
Gustav H. schwab the intention t., oe fayor 70 Of good
government before conference OF f ead I'M T Th
representative men from an warns "a .raia ,,ons
of the last few months, we are convinceu . ,a.e
sufficiently reused the citizens Of New-i ork TO 1us
fy the attempt to organize all good citizens In an
attempt place the management Oh aa ~ VEIL eli
CITY on business footing or on lhat vi Wei"
ordered household - l., o~ ros,
tion-to the laboring man. as well as 10 the panki
and merchants-the intention being 10 create CIV.
gems movement in the broadest sense ~, o nfo~ence
summoned, the functions the small coiiiiit'es
undertaken heretofore will cease, and me iuTtneI
.1f hat sha he
the wisdom OF the conference
II is expected that Charles 5. Smith VIII PRESIDE
at the meeting. !,
Alexander f. Orr president OF the Chamber OF
Commerce said yesterday that, as a citizen OF
BROOKLYN he was taking part in the politics OF
this city.
Mr. Schwab as chairman of the Executive Ooh-
rit,ee NJ the German American Reform Union, mas
Amounted the committees provided for at the !as'
meeting of the Executive Committee, as follows
On Finance-P. Knauth. Jacob H sem hd,se M'''''
Balm, William Mertens and Charles Hause.t,
On Literature-A Won Brieson. NJ. Oppenheimer'
L. F. Thoms Dr. J. Sachs. Dr. A. Berghaus Dr'
Leo ssssr and Otto Kem R7s; F. j. H. ramsen
H. Ciiiis. g. j. Edslhelm, c Suter NJ c Ssyer;
Augustus Grote. H. Eggers g. Weins'ein Char'es
On Reglstration-F. O. Dottman, John w Meg gIa.
Dr. Weiss H. Engehard, Theodore Sutr9 Dr; !, hoe
Rer 5S Can and i ! E0 Mrshbach H. r''' ~
ON n' Pre su Rosenhal c P Hangl c. Hau-er'
L. F. Thoms and Joseph Winter
The Committee Literature is to disseminate
pamphlets and other educational documents a'nois
the Cerman-American voters OF this city. The Com
mittee on Naturalization is 10 act as adviser ana
guide Yor those Germans who desire TO become cii-
zsns The Committee on Registration VIII watch
the registration, and will cause oernian-
in all districts to bring out the full voting Strength
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