New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
MR.. FASSETT'S EXPENSES
HE PAID THE STATE COMMITTEE $4,000.

HIS TOTAL EXPENSES NEARLY slo,ooo-srAiI
MENTs FILED AT ALBANY BY VARIOUS
CANDIDATES
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
Albany Nov I1.-Andrew S. Draper. the Superh'
tendent OF Public Instruction. has received iro D.
Fassett the attor's account OF his expenses as t''
Republican candidate for Governor MT. FasSeot pau
10 the Republican state Committee the sum OF So'ooo'
which Is precisely the sum Mr. Flower his oppou.n'
saws that he paid the Democratic State Comnt'ec'
But Mr. Fassett unlike Mr. Flower, travelled about the
state manfuly facing the voters OF all parties III e
course of series Of political speeches The 'a'ehns
expenses of Mr.. Fassett and the men VINO accompanied
him. all of which expenses he paid together w''' te
outlay Of sum OF money for circulating documents
added several thousand dollars to his expense account
The total amounts 10 nearly $4,000.
The statement Of election expenses OF SIMON W.
Rosendale the successful candidate for Attorney
General as filed with the Secretary OF state today'
shows total expenditure Of 1872 80. VI TINS
amount $1,000 went to the Democratic STATE Coni-
mltee S4l2 for printing 1913 for postage. Si04 30
for telegraph and messenger service, Sl32 Tor Itho
graphs 81 for advertising, ard $6oo 20 to Albert
Hessberg his law partner, to reimburse the latter for
legitimate expenses incurred In relation to Mr. Rosen-
dales canvass.
Charles p McClelland's expenses the Democratic
candidate for Senator in the XIIth District were
So $50 o. OF which 81 500 went to the county
comttec in the district The election expenses OF
Michael F. Collins, Democratic candidate for senator
In the XvIth District, were 1876 80. lie paid for
campaign literature, $500; for pastors and printing,
$205; for postage $1O5.
The expenses Of John A. Nichols Democratic candi-
date for the Senate in the XVIII District, were
81, Ala TO- OF which $j06 went for printing, 300
each to the county committees of Onondaga and
Cortland counties 1918 for clerk hire and $l42 fol-
livery to convey voters TO polls"
The following candidates Mt the recent election filed
their statements Of expenses in the County Clerks
Office In this city yesterday:
Matthew F. Neville. County Democracy candidate
FOR SENATE In the Nth District $40 for sundry expenses
Frank nsek, Republican candidate for the Senate
in the IXth District, $l0o 20.
james Il. Townsend, Republican candidate for Con-
gross in the Xth District, $3.50.
james Allen, Prohibition candidate for Alderman Ia
the XIIIth District - 75.
Edward T. Mclean, County Democracy candidate
Alderman nn1 in the hex Xxist District, slsS 75 ' ~
Assembly S in the 2I1itS District, % -. '" 0
William H.: schott, Republican and County De
mocracy candidate for Alderman In the Twenty Fourth
Alfred R. Conhllng Republican candidate for AS
senbly in the With District, $l,O45 so:
William Il; Walker Tammany candidate for Assem-
bly, I'm the IXth District $25S.
william fairfield Republican candidate for Alder
man IN the lid District, 1857.
Frederick s. Gibbs, Republican candidate for Assem-
bly, In the XIllth District 1907 30
John A. NnIel Independent and Republican candi-
date for senate in the With District; $2G5 20.
bly, in the XXTiId District 1857 %.
Montn slberstein, Republican candidate for Alder
man In the XXIIId District, S475.
| In the Xth District, $2l1 SO.
bly, in the XII. District. $500 IS.
John II. Nugent Republican candidate for Coroner.
$3.50
James A. Cowie, Republican candidate for Alderman
in the XII nth District, S673 80.
in the XXIyth District 1906 o5.
William " william XWIIs Republican R1si candidate for al
Edward II. Oman, County Democracy candidate for
George L.. IngI0ham, Tammany candidate for Jus.
tlce OF tho Supreme Court. So, 000 OF this amount
there paid to Richard Croker chairman of the FL.
nance Committee OF Tammany IIa for the expenses q
York the ballots to be voted at such election and
the expenses OF public meetings printing and adver
Using $500; TO Eugene Durnn. to he paid to tho
New-lork Democracy for the same purpose. $500.
william Bourke Cochran, ,ammany candidate for
The Hebrew Leader"
John F. Ahearn, Tammany candidate for Senator in
Assembly in the xvIth District. slo2 81.
in S Se xP PfSp 8 rs% as candidate Tor
Henry 4. Giidersleeve, Tammany candidate for
Judge OF the superior Court TO Tammany Hall So 900.
and TO the Ssw-Yorh Democracy $1,000. In all
In the XIIIth District, Ssi07 So.
Patrick j. O'Beirne, Tammany candidate for Alder
man I'm the lid District. $40.
simon ~. Ehrlich, Tammany candidate for Judge
Of the City Court, $645O 75 OF this $4,000 went to
Tammany Hail.
Martin T. mcmahon. Tammany candidate for senate
IN the With District 1923 30.
George F. Roesch, Tammany candidate for Senate
I'm the With District 81 ,349
In Westchester County, General James w. Hustled.
the successful Republican candidate for Member OF
Assembly in The lid District. filed his account OF
election expenses In the Westchester County Clerks
ONCE yesterday. lie spent 1922 Horace II. Chit
tendcn. Republican candidate for Assembly I'm the Id
District spent 81 So DR.. A. J. Mixsel Democratic
candidate for Coroner spent So45. while the Demo
cratic candidate FOR Justice OF Sessions. Walter r.
Jones. and the Prohibition candidate for Sheriff.
George NJ. Furch both say they paid nothing.