New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
THE CITIZENS UNION TICKET.

THE CITIZENS UNION TlChEI'
.,,,,, .,1.r,n LAST xIGIT-THE CANDIDATE FOX
.,>.rpo,,rrs,p TO BE , NEW YORK MAN.
.,,,ororco was held at Seth Lows home
Va IN East sixty-fo Irth-st.. last night l"o'c
.".,,,, ,,.,ro charles Stewart Smith. j. Il. Reyn-
80, 7 Kennedy Tod JOS oph Laroclue. Johh -
rl,rk lanes w Pryor and Richard "a'so"
cuaor If this citv and J. X. Creevcy. AieNahuci
!, cr. Henry W Maxwell and II. r. steele ot
proolr,r Tho conference lasted for seVera.
hours and II resulted In completing the sia'e vi
| the Citizens Union. a man FOR Coh''o'e
| aprccd upon as well as the candlda'c lo'
dent Of the Council. and the PRESIDENT o. u"
Borough Of Manhattan. The committee Ieiu'
70 make hubble last night the names OF .he me"
! selected TO complete the ticket when MT ~"
will head 1t was said that to do so wou'u We
discourteous TO the Executive Committee, winch
| meets to-day.
| Tho man selected for Controller. however Is
a cnize, Of the Borough OF Manhattan. whiie
the nomination for President Of the Councii VIII
20 to Brooklyn
| On Monday night the Committee on orsariHa-
| ton will meet ut Hartman Hall, when the sia'e
| made out will be formally adopted. The COM
| miitoes on Organization in Brooklyn and the
other boroughs will also meet at the same time
| for the same purpose. a.,
| The Joint Nominating Committee OF the Cltl-
| ycns Union which formally nominated Seth
| Low had n meeting Yesterday afternoon In
Room No 81 OF the Mutual Life Building. al
| Nassau and Liberty SITS. and later the I.Xecu-
| tive Committee of the Union had conference
| I'm the same room. Both meetings were IN
secret and several hours were consumed In
the discussion of candidates to run with MT
Low on the city ticket seventeen OF inc men
who have been leaders In the Union from the
start attended the meetings. They declined to
tell anything of the discussion. but some OF
them were said to be in favor or nominating
Charles A. Schieren. OF Brooklyn. for Con-
trollcr. and Oscar s. Straus. OF New YORK. Tor
President Of the Municipal Council
The postponemcnt Of the meeting Of the Citi-
Zens Union Committee on Organization. 10
make city nominations. until next Monday
evening. has made necessary a change IN tho
dates for securing signatures To the indepen-
dent nominations Of the organization. Inc
dates had been set for October =. q and I, but
they were changed yesterday to october ..
and q AS October and ? are days for regis
traton II has been decided to have temporary
Offices Of the Citizens Union opened on those
days near the polling places. and have notary
public on duty In each Office 10 receive sigma
lures to the petitions for the nomination or
Citizens Union candidates That system VIII
enable voters In sympathy with the Citizens
Union to sign the petitions without much loss
OF time when they "a 10 register the system
will involve c0nside rablc expense. but leaders
in the Citizens Union declare that they have
no lack Of funds 10 carry on the work OF the
campaign In every district
lDtTt Will De announcer meeting VI NV J''hS
Nominating Committee al No. - Liberty-st.
at 10 "A. III. to-day. and a meeting Of the Ex-
ecutlve Committee At noon I'm the same place
LECTURES FOR LOW IN Many LANGUAGES.
The Iiuxens Union Lectur" Bureau announces
that II has establish d foreign bureau. under tho
direction Of Edwin Emerson. jr. The bureau has
made arrangcmct~ FOR open-ar speeches and
stcrooptlcon lectures IN all the languages spoken In
GREATER NeW-lotk
The three Italian colonies In this city viii be
kept supplied with interesting and instructive
sicrc0piicou lectures through tho agency OF Luigi
Rocca who * In charE" OF tho Italian department
OF tho foreign bureau AT No. = Cortland;-st.
The bureau viii be- glad to receive any cotnnu-
nlcatlons and establish correspondence with any
mon who can deliver speeches or lectures In Ger
man. Italian. French. spanish. hungarian. Bone
milan. Russian Polish. swedish and liddsh.
Tho first Italian lecture VIII p" given At no. ~
Bcccker-St this evening. AZ o'clock. when Mr..
Rocca Will speak The Department or Public
Charities and Correction"
A number Of German opeu-air meetings nave been
provided by tho energetic work Of Carl Hauser.
who has organized special committee OF nde.
pendent Germans for which Large number or
volunteers have already been enrolled.