New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
MONEY IN THE CANVASS.
WHAT THE CANDIDATES SPENT.
AFF1pAvITs OF ELECTION EXPENSES FILED

AFrIDAVITS OF ELbOlIVN i-A -' ~
WITH THE COUNTY CLERK
.nao,i,s of the election expenses of about eighty
Candidates were filed in the county 'eIh Nn'o
.h.v W. Jennings DeInoieSt the Pro'houoh
nd,date for Mayor says that he spent S'i''' 10 10
nav for the rent of the hall occupied by Inc county
,,,oe advertising, printing circulars, etc
noonc the Alderman elect from the NNllth
-, district spent $l77 for pastors, So for
,.rs 30 for printing, $50 for wagon ana trans
narcncv $40 for posting bills and $40 for distributing
bills. ,,,,,,. ,;,.. Con Alderman
+, tho XIIIth Assembly District. spent Slo7 II 'or
N masters. advertising. posting bills, printing,
o fares labor delivering circulars also 10 cents iof
,acl hammer and 10 cents for tacks
Iouls DrypOlcher, candidate for Assembly, III us
vr,n Instruct spent S221 for printing. distributing
,a,,onery postage, messengers ana OIL poSVhe
.mrnstus Van Cortlsndt County Democracy candidate
tor Asscnlblyman in the XXINth District spent
1888 so for advertisng circulars postage room ha,hs
"a carfare James LOuchein, candidate Tor the AS
.omhIy In the xXIIId District spent $2s III all vi
.hi, $40 was for sundrtcs at Our Lazy OF the hosdS
,n,r 81 for Carney Association ball ucKetS' 90 lor
trsshments IS for workngmens clubs and % Tor
postage ,,,, i .h
x,ytb district spent 1880. OF this $50 was for
e,reshments General Martin r. Mcmahon, 1ammahy
Assemblyman-clcc in the With District, spent $500
Cor cabs postage messengers, etc. and SOD Tor
posters advertising. clerk hire, etc.
Iohn r. Mexican, reelected Civil Justice III the
win District paid $1,000 TO Tamnany and the County
nomocracy for legitimate purposes" and 500 for ad
ornsinr Tammanys City Court Judge elect joseph
L Newburger paid to the Tammany treasurer S-ooo
Cor MASTER ballots. 5000 for hiring, challenging
watches and circulating paster ballots, ana personally
snent S311 for advertising and printing SoA 20 Tor
carriage hire S643 OF postage, Sl3G and Sl3O %
for printing .
Moses Dnkelspie, Tammany candidate for the
Assembly in the XIlth District. paid 800 TO Tam
MANY $3.50 TO the County Democracy, and SOC 20 for
printing and postage. William TAFT, candidate lor
Alderman in the same district paid $40 to Tammany
and $3.50 10 the County Democracy. and So - for
,n.nc and uostipg Tammany COngrcseman-elcct
Edward j. Dunphy. With District. gave 5000 10 Tam
many $3.50 TO the New-IOrk Democracy, and SlO1 for
osb-hire printing and post Z. lgnatlus pngah' ke-
pnbIicsn candidate for the Assembly in the Win Dis
trict spent SO for refreshments. and S2l6 20 for
pripting and posting. Gustav Menninecr. Assembly,
With District. spent 800 for refreshments ana @lo'
for printing. ear-1are and carriages.
Albany " v. Nov. 10-Statcmcnts OF the election
expenses Of candidates for Congress were hIed win
the secretary of state to-day. smith l. Woolworth
and Hiram smith, Democratic candidates in the AAlld
and ZXXIyth Districts. respectively, both state that
they did not contribute eNpend one oet to ala thcr
election T. L. Bunting, Democratic candidate, in the
XXXIIId Disxct, has filed this statement OF hiS
expenses:
Paid to William Spauding, assessment by the PemN
paid printing circulars, posters ana pSeiS 80?
paid to Peter 0eXlus ASSESSMENT by the Ere county
cost of directing mail maCter $3.50; estimated travel
Ing expenses I'm making canvass. S6Vo'
From the statement filed by G. W Ray, Of Nor
wich, the Republican candidate in the NANith DIS
trct, the following is taken;
Paid $500 each 10 the treasuTcTs Of the Republican
County Committees Of Madison ana lloga C@uhtio,'
1900 10 The treasurer of the BrOOme County Republican
Committee 81 80 u c. A. Berry foI printing rasfr';
fSr It boxes Of cigars for tny friends smoke when
calling al my office paid - 80 10 DaVid StituCK lT
of delegates and some OF Their rleiidS sIO1nci's 20
u Pad the HnieJ bill as il is and has been customary
in such cascs and purely act of courtesy, but 1t
NAV be said have tended TO aid nj election nov,
bv me 10 the said treasureIs of the respective county
committees paid at the suggestion q Ssid CON
ttees that gfma espens OF IT, campagn and
In each case directed and was assured ID wE!tIs ma,
my contributors should only be used for purposes
Act did not purchase the cigars for tls plLPose o,
satiIe iendtrinc the cigars 10 cultivate spirit Of
ricnGlnees and harmony. probably should nor nave
were not purchased with the purpose 70 IN
fuence any persons vote or political action. ! also
subscrbe, for one Democratic and several Republican
newspapers in my district for the purpose OF keeping
nv self Informed Of Affairs in my district 50 mat - the
representative of the people might understood their
wishes and needs and also obtain the sentiment Of the
press public questions.
The itemzed statement Of the election expenses
OF John Pindar the Democratic candidate for Con
gross in the XXIvth District. fled with the
Secretary Of state today. is as follows.
Railroad fares. SIS or hotel Lill,. $50: livery
bills, S12 so; paper and envelopes, - 20; pastes,
$40 70; postage, Sl-.
The following items were paid TO and for the use
Of the political organizations indicated t. be used only
for lawful expenditures, for the general advantage OF
the party by which was nominated Iicrimer Demo
cratic County Committee, 5000 ~ChOlarlo Demo
cratic County Committee 5000; Democratic Cluis at
D0lgevile, $40.