New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

roine to live that way? Just parlor and
kitchen. and such vast enssi ET ,.c STf!as
eating and receiving company. The trick
wer soor discovered The plan was 20 put
eup interior partitions later on. making bed
rooms without windows. The plan was re
secteo- builder took the matter into your
Supreme Court, and certain fudge sns-
szintsineo IL in his decision Fortunately
TIRE next Legislature corrected the error
THAT fudge must have been an advo-
este. Of the personal liberty of that
Builder. I guess" added MFR Barnard
end the crowd vailed its delight
VISITS CHURCH FAIR
The next stop cost the fusion candi-
date and his party money, how much
probably will never be known, but at
any rate they had the satisfaction Of
contributing handsomely 10 the building
fund Of the new Temple Beth Elohin. at
Eighth avenue and Garfield place, a con-
sgrsgation Of which Jacob Bremen, chair
imam Of the Kings County Republican
aCommittee. is president.
Mr.. Bremen was in charge Of a good
iold fashioned church fair in the base
nent room Of the new temple, and Mr..
Woodruff led Mr.. Barnard straight into
.shs trap.
Pretty girls surrounded him and buZzed
around with roses candy. cigars and
badges-not political-and when Mr..
Barnard finally left the Temple Beth
Elohim he was minus some cash, but he
carried out a sample Of most of the
fgares for sale at the church fair, and
the cheers Of the gathering followed him
10 the door
The candidate laughingly admitted
That he had been present at similar af-
fairs before. when he was one OF the
sellers instead OF buyer. and said he
YVES in thorough sympathy with the
gccd work OF the church
At the next meeting, in Brownsville,
~ the Metropolitan Saenger Hall, the
candidate was greeted with the refer
ence TO the winning chair of Hughes
and Taft. which he occupied before he
spoke.
7 sat there with President Taft at
that meeting" said Mr.. Barnard
though ] little thought at that time
that I would be a candidate myself so
soon. However. here am, and I'm ask
sng for your votes because think New
York needs a business administration.
4
give such an administration"
NEEDS OF BROOKLYN.
In urging the election OF the whole
fusion city ticket and discussing sub
ways for Brooklyn MI Barnard said:
Some one wonders if people will be
tnssne as TO put in on November 2 a Mayor
of one kind and Board of Estimate and
s1 3li zen OF , ehe. a1n nd t INK, 9 ta
Iop 70 the bottom Of the ticket, city and
The growth OF Brooklyn has been phe-
nomen2i-already said TO be a million and a
half OF people-and with its heslthful and
hospitable acres stretching out toward the
sea, II invites the crowded citizens of Man
haitian. until some day the city OF homes
VII nave more Reopie than the Borough
housing Of Manhattan, this is to be longed
for. and TO that end your system Of sub
ways should be various and farreaching-
II would be easy for me tonight TO pre-
sent TO you map showing them all built
and IN operation-Fourth avenue 10 Coney
Island ana Fort Hamilton, Broadway and
Lafayette avenue, Flatbush avenue and
several others-and perhaps If / should
promise 90 build them ali in year It might
beguiie some voters; but being business
man end familiar with the exacting nature
OF promissory notes prefer TO do more
ss Just before the election.
No@ that the Court of Appeals has
Strengthened out the debt limit. ! can see
the Fourth avenue route far as 10th
street Long ago consents were obtained
the plans prepared, contracts accepted
and II only awaits the approval and sppro-
priasion OF the Board Of Estimate and APP
Once built 20 4oth street. it is a human
certainty that it will be extended on in
both directions. The Broadway route. in
others investigated and seriously consid-
ereq The constitutional amendment No. l.,
which favor, Will undoubtedly be adopt
60 ana the prospect for subways is bright
a last.
We are about to put our household in
order, ann hope improve yur method Of
issuing and selling city bonds stocks.
REFERS TO TRIBUNE ARTICLES.
morning paper is giving you chapters
on how they issue revenue bonds against
rs aprons. kerosene. street brushes. horse
collars and bird seed are not properly fund
I'd by city issues 10 appear as interest
charges in future budgets Of our children
ana grandchildren
IN the 9Th Assembly District. the
auditorium. st Hslsey street and Sara
foga avenue vas packed to the doors
syith . crowd Of upward Of four thousand
parsons.
When Mr.. Barnard arrived they were
listening with the closest attention 70
MFR. Mitchell who was Just closing his
remarks with 8 few touches on his oppo-
hent Calvin. Mr.. Mitchell vas saying:
SO naturally the FIRST thing Calvin would
90 would be TO curtail the work of the
Commissioner OF Accounts. What is II 20
him that q bathing beach for the city S
children was bought and constructed at the
mouth OF . sewer, or that school sites are
bought all over our city al huge costs and
then left vacant Of anything resembling q
Hch9olbouFe for years. while your children
ere going 70 other buildings part time
What is II 10 him that bouevards are
9sid out and constructed where they will do
she most good-to some real estate invest
r7ent Vote out the graft. and vote in the
straight fusion ticket beginning with Dir.
Barnard and you'll win a decent admins
frstion Of the city's affairs
When the cheering for Mr. Barnard
and Mr. Mitchell subsided the former
opened his address with a brief refer
ence 70 the death Of Senator McCarren.
EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY.
Death has cast q shadow over this
campaign. AMI 1 respectfully beg leave
20 express nv sympathy for the he
sesved ones IF the late Democratic
leader" he said. and then took up Mr..
afitcheis closing words, saying
Mitchell IS right. You viii win 2 decent
business administration Of the city's 5f-
fairs. Let me give you one instance:
The largest single investment OF the city
IS IN It's four bridges. and these bridges
IRE intimately related your traction