New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-04
To FILL FIFTY-SIX OFFICES.
LOCAL PLACES INVOLVED IN THE COMING
ELECTION.


MEN WHO WILL SEEK REELECTION THIS FALL
ZONE RICH LOYG-TERM BER1IS AT STAKE.
,,,,v-s,x Offices are to be filed in this city at
~. coming election and the politicians. especially
.nos. on the Tammany Hall side. busily at
- on states for the nominations. These offices
Controller to succeed Theodore w. Myers:
.ar,, three years: salary $4,000 year
Ds,rjct- Attorney, to succeed De Lancey Ncoll
torn three years; salary $4,000 a year
e,rrocate to succeed Rastus s. Ransom; term
<ourteen years: salary $4,000 year.
Sheriff TO succeed John j. German; term
,.ras vears: salary and fees $4,000 year.
Iudge OF the Court of Common Pleas TO sue
coed Miles Beach: term fourteen years; salary
$4,000 year.
TWO Judges Of the City Court to succeed Henry
p McGown and James Nj. Fitzsinons: term SIX
years; salary $4,000 year.
Ten Civil Justices, to succeed Wauhope Lynn
Charles NJ Clancy William +. Moore
Alfred Steckler Henry NJ. Goldfogle. Samson I-ach-
man. John L. Mckeon. John Jeroloman Joseph
y Fallon and Thomas l.. Murray; term six years.
salary 5000 year.
Nine State Senators for two years, ana 'hirN
Assembymen for one year; salaries OF e"eh S''Vo
year. ,.,a,
careful collectors of the opinions OF influential
citizens in all parts Of the town from the batter!
TO the Yonkers line. concur in the beiei tha' No'
trolIer Myers will receive the Tammany nan hoi,'
without opposition. There has been 'elk vi MI
.,roker,s putting I'D Chamberlain Joseph D.
O'Donohue for this office, and some prophets nave
counted upon County Clerk Henry u f"''o'
well-known dislike of the Controller pea'"'s SUI
Ncent fruit 10 prevent Mr.. Myers from entering
upon a third term. But Mr.. ODonohues irlcnos say
that he is positively not in the race. and does not
osnire 70 an office whose duties are so exacuns
ga 81 onerous From Mr.. Purroy's baiwick
above the Harlem word has come that the ire o.
the big chief toward the Controller has perceptioI
coo,sa and there is a general disposition TO give
him clear field
nomination for District-Attorney. Mr.. Nicoll mas
a,.,,,.e Who would like TO him ousted. ana
there have been rumors Of purpose to take
Thomas +. Grady from the post wh'cn ne 81
sdorn. on the police Justices bench ana use nun
as a means for knocking out Mr.. Nicol. Inc iroo
ahni,,oe however are in favor OF Justice Grady re-
manning where the salary is great the du'eS
nominal and seven or eight years OF MS '.' =.
ore vet 10 be whiled away II IL believed 'na' ."
Mr. Nicoll is to be retired some heaVle' tn"o''
than Mr. Grady will be called to succeed him
surrogate Ransom, IT IS understood. is also 10
s,,ocasd himself Some high muck a-mucks or the
Wixwam were laying pipes to bring the Sur'os"'0
service 10 an end with the present year. Out II SOW
that Mr. Croker has requested them 10 eNerciSe
,be,r talents in other directions, ana MY ran
soms chances for a fourteen years term III '''
,rssant office are now looked upon as nrst Glass;
For Sheriff John b. Sexton, for the last ".ie
wears Under Sheriff. has been regarded as 'ne'i
Germans probable successor Mr.. sexton !" i"''
,nan,. loader of the XNIIId Assembly DISTRICT anu
brother -in-aw of Corporation Counsei Oi"iH ii.
long service under Grant. ScAies' flacN anu o
man has given him large experience III INC ""e'
go G,c. and he has maintained an unimpeacned
ranutaton in spite OF the scahdais VIM" nav
rested upon the place. Other candidates spoN." "
80 police Justice Patrick Diver. Thomas D. DUN"
ond Lawrence Delmour. Tammany Haders Vi Inv
I'D XXth and XXlNth districts respeeuN
Those who have exceptional opportunities % No.
,a have insisted 10 TO within re" Gays tha' 't''
Croker had settled upon Il deT Shcr'i 'eN'o -
this last ONCE from which the ices nav NV ,.
,aLsr nv, n report has Deen In Circulation uui"s
the last week that the Mahara1ah Vi INC ,
WAS thinking of giving the la' p"'e " 49,,
ss,a,s mariner Peter r. Meyer. ana ths' "e w
.t,s nurnose In view when he raised Meyer 10 uie
a,,n,,v of an officer of Taminany Socie'S d. Wv
last annual election AMI placed The keys y, % Az
,s,,,,, of the association in his hands. IL MI
Never makes Il push for the ShrevaiN lie WI" ~
,id mon &c the personal selection OF MI croker
and the warrior VINO advises against MS 'o''''''
,ion will take his political Ike III MS minus
Some time ago Postmaster Dayton ""' pIo
claimed as Taninanys choice for Inc P'aee ,
common Pleas Bench occupied d! ."''''
Reach Reports OF this nature have died OUT "o"
ever and seem have had httle 10 i"ud''o''
Ie.cn's friends nave assurances t"eS '''
the sources oi power that he VIII not ne s'e ,',
make way for Air ia ston or anybody e'Se 's
lanes ~ Fitzsmons. OF the Ch' 'o"'
lorrs 70 Mr. Croksgs Old district and Is set uoT ,
as SURE be rehOnlinateo. - - 80 ;, number
hl, coAeague, ii. i. Mc,iOwn. ne .as ,i" SCI,
o. ot,rosefis VINO determined 10 tase ms s:@ih
III lie Clyi! JUSTICES, Lynn fancy, no. ~ and
foglc AICheon ana ralion are aIi''a..3
most of thern have good chances OF ,, ", mo
,I,av,. Fat,on may succeed JuuSe MEOW 49,,
Sitv Court bench Justice 5tccf-iti mo- NO S'ro,or
from the IVtn C!vil judicial llstllvl any nan
poesch expects veal MS eiiii'.c. - inc
Inr,,omau and Murray are sun Outsiuc VI .nrt-
1a,, ,,ntnreIIa but MURRAY viii he a Cahui-
d TO- ELECTION expecting 70 OeIeAt tie ram
many nominee IN MS uis'''0''