New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
Mr.. SCHIEREN WITHDRAWS.
WILL NOT RUN FOR MAYOR OF BROOK
LYN AGAIN.

HIS DECIINATIoN CAUSES THE LAUNCHING OF
NUMEROUS BooMs-woRTHs SCHEME TO
RUN SENATOR REYNOLDS.
with Characteristic straightforwardness, Mayor
Schieren of Brooklyn acting upon the suggesto"
OF The Tribune yesterday cleared the potcai SKIES
In Brooklyn by declaring his attitude In regard 10
a denomination. He gave out the following s'a'e-
ment:
In answer to many urgent requests daily i mace.
atty. now repeat what / have already seve RAJ
times said that viii not under any circumstances
yeas past amy my oca Work has occupying
practically my who.e time and thought nov "re u Of
Mayor OF Brooklyn Involves only be reszeh Us
never given to my own business closer or more
constant attention than has been given 10 me Gu
is true Of my associates IN Boz, B95s
my business and my heaith TOW nov ao,per Term
NUMEROUS BOOMs LAUNCHED
The above from Mr. scheren was the signal FOR
the launching of half dozen or more booms. ne
Mavor himself said he would like to see Aired a.
White Commissioner OF City Works. nominated as
his successor. He said that no man IN the cry
knew more about the duties OF the once or wouiu
do better in It than Mr.. White. The frienas OF
Charles A. Moore Frederick w Wurster. William
Rerrl William G Bryant. General Stewart j.
Woodford John Gascoine and Senator William H.
Reynolds al contended that their favorites wouiu
now have little trouble in demonstrating 10 the
City Convention their fitness for the once ana each
one was declared to be certain of election
II became known last night that ex-senator Worm
had a surprise in store for the peope-a surprise
that was have been kept secret until the ume
came in the City Convention 10 nominate Mayoral'v
candidates For week Mr. Worth has been
quietly fixing things for the sprlngIng OF Senator
REYNOLDS upon the convention. believing that the
DELEGATES would be so taken by surprise that a
stampede for Reynolds would be possible Mr..
Revnolds is credited with being willing TO contribute
$4,000 to his campaign fund and the desrahlity OF
booming so generous Republican has been dwet
upon with more or less eloquence by Mr. Worth and
his friends in their talks among themselves. Not
a word is said by Mr.. Worth. however, about Sena-
tor Revnoldss course In the Senate relative 10 the
New-York police reorganization biIs When 'he
politcal oblivion Of Robertson ana CoSgeshaIi'
brought about by their betrayal Of the Republican
Sparty is limited at in the presence of Mr.: worth
most intimate friends. with the suggestion that
Mr. Reynolds equally culpable with them t me
Reynolds as a candidate is secuted as ridiculous. -,
MIR Bryant is strong his irena NOS sas o Mavor
Schieren's advisers and advocated his renomlnauoh
and expresdent Of the Brooklyn Young Republican
Club is advocated by host OF Repuonca,hsxi - VINO
forG and MIR Gascoine are considered ideal cand-
dates by their numerous friends 49, ,,uoo,,,,., po-
publican Club. in Pierrepont-st;, last night cameo
FOR the purpose of talking over the Mayoralty st1a
ZION Franklin Woodruff presided. Ex-AssemDiy-
man Stillman f. Kneeland introduced resolution
which passed providing for the of on o
hundred to take such steps as may be deemed an
0Sks sp Who sha Tuy the
publican party and the best interests OF the
IS S3eeches We're made by Mr. Woodruff. Congress
man Hurley Messrs. Kneeland Benedict ana beiI'
1 q Jared Chambers and Ernest j. Kattenbach.
non-partisan and straghtout Republican nomina-
ton.