The evening world., 1894-04-02
Of the town. and State Shore ,n,,ec,or

Of the town, and State Shore Inspector.
He has used both offices to amass
fortune
Several years ago, when money from
ordinary Jobs came in too slowly to suit
MS hungry pocketbook. he organized a
gas company, and had his Town Board
enter INTO contract with the company
Tor supplying gas for 400 gas lamps. As
w lamps was all there was room for In
the little villages of the town. 1t was
necessary, to complete the complement,
to scatter them through the potato
fields and pasture land of his little king
lamp for every two and half citizens
or the town. At night these scattered
lights look at "A distance like fire-fiies
and willo'-the wisps
:, Furgueson is SO frightened at the
Nemesis that IL hanging over his head
that he refused to run again and has
representative, to succeed him. In 1873
Bennett was elected Supervisor over
Furgueson, but was defeated by him
the following year. After being a per.
an office as inspector of Furgueson $
numerous gas pipes.
John V, Van PETIT; who heads the
member Of the old IL Ne@ SPpUG rSShi f pHch
families. He is a millionaire and the
owner of Van Pelt Manor The town
Is ablaze with enthusiasm for him and
for reform
Furgueson for the first time in Ave
weeks appeared at the Town Hall on
Saturday night. He addressed the mass
meeting which was held under the au-
spices OF the Town Democratic Associa-
ton. He said that, as he had fought fif-
teen battles with the aid of his con
stituents, he hoped they would oblitse
him by aiding Bennett.
-. The newspapers said Furgueson.
have been pounding me. l don't mind
that. l am plain Cornelius Furgueson
and can stand here facing you, and at
the same time defy any Investigations
The books are open, and always will be
while ! am the peoples servant and Su-
pervisor of the town of New Utrecht"
Many OF the citizens who are lighting
the boss" fear there will be a repetl-
ton Of the Gravesend election day
scenes in New Utrecht tomorrow. The
residents In the eastern police district,
however, may rest assured that they will
be protected If 1t lies in the power of
cant Mulvey so to do.
The following are the two tickets:
Citizens League Ticket--For Supervisor. John
v Van Felt, for Justice OF the Peace, otto Both
field for Assessor, Louis NJ Lent; for Excise Com
missioner. Miles II. Mcnamara; for Constable
Peter Maurer for Auditors, Tom A. Rtson
James p. Farrell and Allen n Spence" for In
Lent and J. H. l.. Moore, second district John
Il. Schcssinger and Samuel q. Craig, third dis.
trict, Edward ), Clark and Marvin $. Cook; fourth
district, James " Henderson; nth district, Jacob
Cornelius Seibert and Robert A. Barth.
fargneson Ticket-for supervisor, Charles c.
Bennett. for Justice Of the Peace. W. bennett
Wardcl; for Assessor, Watson L. Bennett. for
Commissioner OF Excise, Frederick rrueer for
Auditors Adrian H. Denysc Henry Arens and
for Inspectors Of Election first district. William
g. Morrsey and A. V. - Voorhees,. jr. second dis
tict. Charles W. Church and John r. MAYO; third
district John Cassidy and William H. HATFIELD.
fourth district Edward q Donnrll and Peter II
Naly; fifth district Max weman and Charles
l.. Datz; sixth district. John Z. Farren and Frank
G.. Williams.