The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-11
Xxx. MAKES
=. ONE CHANGE.
Substitutes the Name of Will.
lam O'Meagher for that Of
=, Anderson for Coroner.
THE TICKET NOW COMPLETE.
E j. Il. Hansen Still Remains
Upon 1t as a Candidate
for Sheriff.
4 is ACCEPTED IN CONFERENCE
4he County Tickets Are klI in the
Field New, So Make
Ysur Choice.

A meeting OF the full Committee of
Xxx. was held this afternoon at the
Chamber Of Commerce to consider its
ticket as remodelled by the Grace De-
mocracy and to decide whether the
names Of e. J. II. Hansen and II. A. c.
Anderson, substituted for Otto Kemp
ner for Sheriff, and DIR. William
O'Meagher respectively should be &C
cepted.
Joseph Larocque presided at the meet
Ing.
Charles s. Smith approached the sub
5ect of the meeting by presenting a
remodelled ticket, which he said had
been prepared at a meeting of the
Executive Committee held this morning.
This ticket differed from that pre-
scented and Endorsed by the Grace De-
mosrecy Convention In only one par
ticular, which was IN the resubs titution
OF the name OF DIR. William O'Meagher
for Coroner In place Of II. A. c. An
derson. the State Democracy's choice.
The name Of e. ]. H. Hansen for
Sheriff was still on the ticket. an indi-
cation that the Xxx considered the at
tacks upon his character baseless and I'M
warranted.
In presenting the ticket Mr.. Smith said
that II had been finally decided upon by
the Executive Committee. after much
.deiiberation and argument. and that all
vhe members of the Executive Commit
tea believed as he, himself, did, that it
would receive the endorsement of all
the anti -Tammany organizations.
Mr.. Smith asked the Ink. to accept
the ticker without discussion and unani-
mously. HIS suggestion was accepted
and the ticket declared the unanimous
choice OF the, Xxx.
The Xxx. then empowered the mem
beers OF the Executive and Finance Com
mittee, with the privilege of adding to
their number at any time.
The Xxx has not gone out of exist
ence. but will remain In the fight as an
organization until after election.
Mr.. Tamsen appeared before the
LXx's Executive Committee this
morning armed with the certified copy
Of the decision rendered by Justice J.
T. Kilbreth in an assault case in which
8. he once figured.
The paper was Endorsed by Henry
Murray, who was then a Police Justice.
that the charges against Hansen were
not ., stained.
'"rhe story Of the alleged assault"
.'as narrated by the complainant. must
be discredited by any intelligent man."
When the Executive Committee finish
cd Its session. Charles Stewart Smith
I'VE are convinced that Mr.. Tamsen
was the victim of blackmailer. After
most thorough examination we can
ssy thae there Is no stain upon his char
The situation as regards the local
campaign has at last been. cleared up
but ONLY twe a wbSs IN thH
eral-the Union ticket and the Tam
The latter vas put in the field last
at the lead. William Sohmer for Sheriff.
and 4. w. Peters for President of the
Board Of Alderman in the middle. and
These are the new names on it. The re-
nomination OF Recorder Smyth, of Su-
perior Court Judge Truax and of Coro-
ner n John b. Shea was tSs expected
now In the field, and from among which
the voter will, on election day. make
his choice.
Union Ticket Up to Date.
For Mayor-col. william L. Strong
For Reeordei-John W. Con.
John Jerooman.
For Judge 81 the Superior court-Iienry II.
BeskmAn.
For 3herif-Edward J. II. Hansen.
For Coroners-Dr. Emil A. Hoeber and Or,
william o Aeasher.
TammVny's Ticket.
for MAyor-Nathan straus
kor RecordeI-Frederick Smyth.
For shertn-William Sohmer.
TOT Judge Of the Superior court-charles H.
For President Of the Board of Aldermen
,,ror corOners-JOhn B. shea and Jacob A.
Peoples Party Ticket.
FOR Mayor-Dr. james McCallum.
Daniel Harris.
Tor shsrin-George W. McCaddin,
ror Observation-Disclosures w, Chamberlain.
.,s r1r Judge OF the Superior Court-Nieholas Al
For coroners--s. s. GOldwster and Dr. E. b.
Socialist Ticket.
For NAyor-Lae:en Sandal
s. psssIasnt Of the Board Of Aldermen