New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

CHARLES c. BEAMAN.
the son OF a Congregational minister. He
graduated from Harvard In 1861. Being subse-
quently private secretary to Charles Sumner this
relation resulted in his appointment by President
Grant Solicitor for the United states before 'he
Geneva Tribunal
MI Beaman began the practice OF law In this city
in 1868 In 1874 he married daughter Of William
NJ Evarts and in 1879 became a member OF the
law firm of Evarts Choa,e Beamon Last year
Mr. Beaman chairman OF the Conference Com
mittee of Seventy when his quiet humor, his
astuteness hrmness and equipose at once struck
the attention of the public He would not consent
to rim on the Republican ticket for the Court OF
Appeals against Isaac +. Maynard in 1925 ME-
Beaman belongs to many clubs. and is vice-presl-
dent OF the New England Society and OF the Uni
versity Club
EX-JCDGE ERNEST HALL.
Ex-Judge Ernest Hall Is strong type OF man.
That his standing Is high is proved by the charac-
ter Of the 200 whose signatures were attached
to a petition TO Governor Morton TO appoint MI.
Hall Justice OF the Supreme Court at the time the
view was promulgated among Republicans that the
Governor would FIJI the new judicial offices 10y APP
pontment The list presented all the judges OF
the Superior Court Of the Court of Common Pleas
and OF the City Court while Supreme Court Justices
were plentiful The Committee OF Thirty or the Re-
publican County Committee signed the pettioh 10 u
man. This means Cornelius y. Bliss. Elihu Root
and c. c. Beaman. we'll as all the prominent
memters Of the Bar Association. put their names
down.
The Evening Post" yesterday classed Mr. Hall
| as a PLAT Republican" Mr.. Hall drew Il pehcii
| sharply through the Plat and over 1t wrote
| regular" adding to a Tribune reporter, "Mr Plat
does not know me from sole leather. l am simply
a Republican and believe in the regular organiza-
| ton" Mr. Brookfeld was OF the men who
| signed the petition TO Governor Morton
Mr. Hall was born In London. England. October
a. 1874. His father. who was landscape ana por-
| trait engraver came to this country IN 1850 and
| lived In Woodstock, Morrisana, for some time
| Ex-Judge Hall educated In the puphc sschoois
| In Morrisania and after graduation was with the
| publishing house of the Putnams until 1860, when
| he began the study OF law In 1883 he served IN the
| Gettysburg campaign with the list Regiment y.
| G. s. ~ Y He returned at the close OF the riots
| In this city and then served in the Navy on the
| Mohlcan in the North Atlantic Squadron lie was
| honorably discharged on May "a lSeo he was
graduated from the Law School OF the University OF
the City OF New-York in 1867. and was admitted
| TO the bar In 1881 he became a City Court judge
| He has been counsel to the Board OF Excise, the
| German Savings Bank and the Fire Department Of
| Morrisania He is a member Of Lafayette Posi-
| G. A. r. which he helped organize.
| Justice David McAdam. OF the Supreme Court
| writes OF Mr. Halt Ernest Hall was as able a
| Judge as ever graced the City Court bench. Dig
| nifed courteous Industrious conscientious, de.ib-
crate and accurate In his rulings, his retirement was
| public loss" ~
| Myer S. Isaacs has been well known In this city
| as q Republican and lawyer OF prominence He Is
| a son OF the late Rabbi $. VI. Isaacs who founded
| THE Jewish Messenger" and he was born in
| New-York. He graduated from the University
| Of the City OF New-York in 1882 and from the law
| school OF the same institution In 1852 For num-
Der OF years he has been lecturer in the University
| Y NATL oft % nd
of the committee OF counsel Of the Lawyers Title
| Company In 1867 he was elected vice-presldent Of
| the Real Estate Exchange. and served three years
He was member of the Committee OF Ffty-three
| which promoted the Roosevelt legislation Of 1881.
| and was one OF the committee OF lawyers that
secured changes OF legislation In the County Clerks
| and Registers offices III 1850 he appointed
| Judge OF the Marine Court by Governor Cornell.
| Four years ago he was the Republican candidate
| for Judge OF the Superior Court He was one OF the
| Committee OF Thirty which recognized TIE Repub
| ncan party In this city twp years ago. He Is a
| trustee OF Columbia Bank and the American saw
ngs Bank; one OF the committee OF counsel Of the
| Lawyers Title Company; member OF the city.
| State and American Bar associations the Archae
o.ogica Institute American Academy OF Science ana
the city Republican and other clubs. lie Is presi-
| dent OF the Baron de Hlrsch Fund OF $4,000 for
| exi!ed Russians and Rumanian Hebrews who settle
In the United States. and Is one OF the founders and
| yice-presldenis OF the Educational Alliance, which
| erected building upon the lines OF Cooper Union
for the elevation OF the population OF the Seventh
| and Tenth wards OF the city.
! Ex-Judge said yesterday THAI inasnuch
as he had been nominated at three conventions for
the office Of Supreme Court Justice ne felt that he
| ough, not to make any comments at present
JUDGE ALLISON
Thomas Allison Is now serving Judge OF the
Court OF General Sessions having been appointed
to that Office some months ago by Governor Morton
to MI the vacancy caused by the death OF Judge
MARITIME. He was born In this city In 1870 and was
candidate for Judge Of the Court OF Common
Pleas in 1889 but was defeated. He has reputa-
ton for knowledge OF municipal law and was IRE
quentiy retained by Corporation Counsel whitney
to defend suits against the city. He IL Republican
and was on the Good Government Club ticket
JOHN FENNEL
John Fennel. who has received the unanimous
Endorsement Of the allied organizations for Judge
OF the Court OF General Sessions. as running mate
with Judge Allison. is prominent member OF the
State Democracy and It's leader In the Kin Assem-
bly, District Mr.. Fennel was born In Allen-st, neal
Stanton. In this city thirty-four years ago OF Ger
man parentage When a boy he attended the Hous
ton-st. public school, OF which "Old Pop HAZE or
prtnclpa and at the age or nfteen entered tns