New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
BARNARD By $4,000
CANDIDATE POSITIVE.
Gaynor Losing Steadily, Par
sons Odds.

Afr- Barnard said yesterday that he
would defeat Judge Gaynor by 1900 votes,
and the statement was Endorsed by Herbert
Parsons, president of the Republican Coun-
~ Committee. Straw votes. test polls and
anvasses all pointed to the fact that the
estimate was conservative.
Mr. Parsons. in indorsing the fusion can
dIdates estimate, said it applied to the
situation now, and added that there was
no room for doubt that Judge Gaynor was
losing steadily every day.
IN speaking TO the men in the speakers
bureau yesterday Mr.. Parsons said Tam
many Hall knew the entry of Hearst into
the held made Bannard's election sure.
Messrs. Calvin and Moore, he added, have
no chance Of election whatever, and Judge
: Gsynor's pleading for them in his speeches
is simply complimentary, because Judge
= Gsynor knows, ne said, that they are
.hopelessly out OF the running
i certainly can't give you any lessons
+. IN public speaking" said 8ir. Barnard to
the fusion spelIbinders. with frank smile.
but can tell you that / appreciate your
efforts, and ] know We are going TO win"
Earlier IN the day. when the report was
brought 10 him that Deputy Controller Ne
Cooey would sit in the Board Of Estimate
on Friday. IN place OF Controller Metz. and
vnte in favor OF the Fourth avenue subway
IN Brooklyn. Mr. Barnard said:
Good. The subways cannot come too
4. quickly. The city IS crying out for better
transportation facilities. There is the
bridge loop unfinished. The quicker the
Fourth avenue line is under way the sooner
che bridge loop can be put TO use. I think
u would be d splendid thing 40 push along
the Fourth avenue subway on Friday, il
they 90 not wish 10 lose the benefit Of two
months progress on the work before we
set in
The executive committee OF the Republi-
can County Committee met late yesterday
afternoon, and all the district leaders re-
ported that Mr.. Barnard was gaining votes
every day
Meetings and speakers announced By
+ Chairman George Il. Bell Of the speakers.
bureau for the next two days follow:
TO-DAY
stateenth street and Broadway. MONA. V.
SsmpseI. =. = Train and J. Douglas Wet
Eighth street and Broadway. noon-w c.
~ 40 = Thompson and = II kellogg.
e, -, - hf2aoway. noon-William F. Schnei-
u fs IDS = movies. william Armstrong and
QUO 7 Barnard. c z. Abbott aud X " la
TONIGHT.
camp Barnard. 1851 street and Third ave
= ~ a., Linn Bruce, ". II. Chsdbourne and
Fusion Camp. No. s7s East 1sstb street
tsos q. risspers' wafer N Chandler ana y. c.
Camp Barnard, Nc. 1347 Boston Road. ;.
'rolo berg, Frank Keck and oscar 3. Wiren.
,ecsa4 Hall, No APO East list street
S.hares s Whitman. George McAnenv 7 "
sake ana solomon op5enbeir5-e5r- 11auSei' N
ns-9 9op S,,,I Inion (ia5or nightl-Oto T Ban
Mitchell Charles wblt8s1 J Sa51g Pur Roy
SShetS' Robert p Bel and r. J. Campbell
- - Fiizserald VIII preside
TOMORROW.
Ao az Broadway noon-Al4x Y. canrbsu
f4ooert r. Bel. 7. L Thomson
BToeeway Central Hotel. noon-otto r Pan
"a AS " r,lein a PTendergast Charles 3, Whit
J., ~ sohloss ~ l. Sohi'eioer ana
Eighta street and Broadway. noon-otton T.
Mitchell. Charles s. whitman Max : Grife ~
tTtseD gn s = shea ana William F Schneider
~ C 1ssslsh street an6 Broadway. noon-William
~ chandler. -. l. FoIdhsm and 9. n Sage
NIGHT.
seven meetings in The Bronx 10 be addressed
~ Asssre Bsnnard. Pre1dergast. Mitchell, Whit
n Chandler at The following Macs. fS go
aI.nafo l4eth street and Third avenue: Camp
Hsons Ne. 373 East 13Sth 81: Camp Psn1srd
&C la4s Boston Road: Nibio's Garden l70th
80 500 i.lIo avenue, oeheI.ng Hail, PUrdy
s SO nlonport Road; Bronx Republican Club,
~AgLn street and u hlre Plains avenue
Murray HID Lyceun oath street ana Third
% enne-9tto T. Barnard John Purroy Mitchell
5laIles : whitman, George McAneny, John s
Hnea ana Walter n Chandler
AIlington Han. No . ST Marks Place Ttsl-
- Ilsss inee5lng-Otto r. Barnard, William q
beInei- Lloyd Griscor1 and others
Nanlp Barnard. 10Th street and Eighth ave
nae[Alex y Campbell George NcAne6y Robe,
,. Bel an6 -C5nstave Parku1ap 80 NV
,S5anhatta1 Hal Houston and stanton street,
--Chsrles s. Whitman George NgcAuerv NJ
EaGser ''''''i sha Gar
on
ttfo T BaTnsrd, lob Hedges Charles { Whit.
man carl Hsuser and Michael A Fitzgerald