New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
ELECTION EXPENSES or CANDIDATES.
j. H. v. ARNOLD PAYS 5000. OyE-rrITRD OF HIS
PROSPECTIVE ANNUAL SALARY As SUR.
FOG .TEg TO CROKER

The candlaats Tor Office the recent elections con-
timed yesterday Mo statements OF their election tx.
pcnscs. required by law. IN the County CLERKS oicc
Of the interesting satcm'rs showing so' ts
Of methods OF Tamnany Hall. WA the andavis OF
Johu H. " Arnold who WAS candidate Tor Surrogate, az
salary OF $4,000 year. Mr.. Arnold paid $4,000 10
Richard Croker u "deray his expenses for posters and
printing and distribution OF rirculsrs etc. That was
onc-thrd Of his prospective annual salary Mr. Aroid
paid So additional Tor ''me'dcntils."
Other candidates' expenses were "a follows: Z. H.
p. Coils for delegate .hc Constitutional Convention
SIS Otto Kempner fer ASSEMBLY Vita Es'r Ct ssG' 1o
c. IL. IruxS. for delegate to the Contu.oai C""'c''
tion AGO. paid ran,many Hall; john D. Med 'rn'os
Tor Asssr bly, Ixth District. si3s; II. t. Pare for A.
sembiy AxlId District. 1928 80; ray-on Merrill Tor
coPgate o the constitutional Convention noenihgi NJ
Emmett, fer delegate 20 the CONSTITUTIONAL Convention
$500 Of $50 paiG 10 the Wrstchcstcr Count
democracy; NJ +. Tobin ior Assembly XxlId D. stric
sIGa 10; 4. q. Asta, for Civil Jusc,, Ia District
1888 80; l.. r. Fitzpatrick, for Coroner s'52 John u
Cripmins. delegate the Consttu 'ohNchoh
SoV paid Tammany Hail. aid s3i for 'iheiirn'as.
The following all candidates fer Iic COR Stt'on1
Convention: James 4. Graham. 81; q. Myers nothing;
G. l.. Stovcr nothing; Samuel Gompcs, si2 10 L. "oa
stein, slO So Il. Cowe. J. Cuivcr"eii +. jensen -
Jaco. son, J. H. Latter i. q. Farrell, W. H. cohirif
G.. l.. MARKS. l.. wacr. each nothing; H. III. Biach,
81 20; NJ. Dpmpf. SD; samuel Kaufman 81 D; H"ry
whis 81 80; H. e. Bachus. SlJ5 81; Ihona, Gillciah.
800; Daniel q. Rollins nothing; Noah DavN Looming;
". Mem. Specr sIO3 50, Hiram Merritt Ihomes j.
Rush and Ff3ncis Siiydcf =.
stadt ~ 90 Nor Brown, Aothins Nelson Smith, siSJ
to Tamnany Hall.
W. AIdrich, Surrogate, spent nothing; James
Corners, Assembly. I'D District. 81 %; j. lag
Gerry, for sheriff, 500 L. IL. Roehc, for Assembly,
WITH District si65 80 l.. }. Conlan. for City Court
jude x2I0; Charles Sehwick, TO Assembly, Win
District 1850 10 Herman Boltc for Civil Justice ia
District 81 9is 80; james +. Reilly, for Assembly
XXvIIIth District, s24 j. Henry Eshcr for Assembly
Xth District ss5; Henry X. White, for Senate, XIlh
~
District 800; s. J. Lederer for Assembly, With Dis
trict, so4 So Thomas Baer, for Assembly. AAl'm
District, nothing; w. II. McKeon, for Assembly MN
district s2o5; A. A. Farley for Assembly, XXVIth
District 500 80; George W. stephens Tor commissioner
OF Street Improvements. a224 -.
Albany Now 15-Many certificates OF expenditures by
candidates ct the election were filed with the Seerc
tary OF State to-day.
Theodore F. Hancock. the successful candidate ior
Attorney expended si195. OF which 500 went 10
the Reuubcan state Committee 1908 for postage, and
the remainder for printing. etc.
Addl.oo T. Colyn the successful candidate for State
Treasurer contributed a. 900 TO the Republican state
Committee 800 the Warren County Republican CON-
mcc extended s35 for printing and $3.50 for travelling
expenses
Joseph II. Choate. candidate for deegatc-atsrsc on
the Republican ticket for the Constitutional convention
contributed $500 10 the Committee and 500 to the
MAYNARD Committee of Fifty in New-York City.
Jacob Rice Standardized In the XVIlh District ex'
nendcd $3.50 Of which 81 800 wcnt 10 county commit
controllerelcct Roberts contributed 900 to the re-
nublican State Committee, cxpendng 1888 IN all
Clarence Levow, the Senatoreect in the XVIII DIS.
trct contributed 50 coo the Republican state Con'
roc 1 0a5 to county committees, expended 900 Tor
postage stamps and 1864 for clerk hire, his total ex'
penditures aseregsting sj,3io
Ii. T. smczcr the senator-elect in the ANliu' DIS
trct EXPENDED 81 200 o, which 1915 went to county
committees.
Thomas f.. Pcersell OF Brooklyn, the Democratic op'
moment OF William J. Gaynor for the Supreme Court
judgcsh,p in the I'D judicial D!stric. eNp"aeu 20
IN, g. or this amount sJ3f was paid TO town clerks
40 200 to the Kings County Democratic Committee
a 900 TO other county committee, $1,000 for postage
etc. and the remainder ptng advertising and other
expenses OF the campaign