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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
riIss Bright Elected.

Tie G, fGess Of Iitcrty contest clcs
ed yesterday and Miss Bright vi H.
Goddess Of The day. The vote hetwccn
the two Leading contestants stood 472
to $40. a majority for Miss Bright Of
IO2 votes. An official CANVASS will lie
made and few additional! votes max
be counted, hut thcro will not be
enough 10 change the result.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Notice to f arrers,

Bargains ailess than cost. G steel
mowers McCorma cB's latest patent.
les per cent cash $50 each. Five
H"rsc Rakcs $50 SO each, the ma
chirc cost $62 90 delivered in Carson.
The goods must be Id or returned to
San Francisco i'll less than 10 days.
Apply TO E. 3 Rail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Auction Sale Ct Paintings.

Following is the list of oil paint
ings that will be. II, toned off 10y
Mr.. Tobriner on ST. rday ev'ning
June 29th. The sale will take place
in the store formerly occupied by The
Novelty Bazaar. Arlington Block, ut s
O'Clock sharp.
Blue Canyon in the Sierra Neva'l;,
Mountains. Gypsy Queen The IS
Mile Drive, Mnnteray Sioux Camp,
Platt River. Mount Shasta. On the
San Joaquin River. Suffers Mill,
Palisades on the Hudson River.
Snisun Valley. Eagle Nest Monu-
t.,iu N H. 49,.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Administrators Sale.

Friday, June %, 1T 10 o'clock II,
on tile Premises, the follow ng des-
crhcd Real Estate will be sod:
Block No. So, Muss-rs Division Of
Carson City. Also, household fur2i-
turr. Tho Real Estate will be sold in
one parcel.
ANDREW ROBERT.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Alex
auder Maheu, Deceased.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Fined 500.

Ell. Williams who was convicted Of
breaking up some fnrnitue in honse
of ill-leputc. was .ircd 500 by Ju-ti"e
Hawthorne. IT,, made "a .ountnr charge
against Mrs. Meanwhile IF petty lar
ceny. accusing her Of stealing s23 from
his pockets. The case was dismissed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
An Offer.

A reduction in charges will nc made
for one year. to beginners. not older
than eleven years. This offer is Vol
after ncxt September. For further in
forr ion see Phillip Krall. teacher
of pllno. MayI0
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25

WANTED: An honest, active ccrtlr-
man or l;,.iv {, travel for established,
reliable hous" Salary $3.50, pay able
Sl5 weekly and. expenses. Situation
permanent References. Enclo,e self
addressed stamped envelope. The +, Do
minion Company, 31S Omaha Build
ing, Chicago. limo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has
been used for children teethtng, II
sooths the child softens tie gums,
alays all pain. cures wind rolic. ana
the best remedy :or Dierrhoea.
TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Notice.

To whom it NAV conccrn. Messre.
Lange & Schmith Mt The old Rail
stani arc selling goods at San Fran
cisco nrices, no freight added. Stock
must be sold Tx first OF July.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Carpets and Furniture,

Downey is now selling all kinds OF
carpets at San Francisco prices fright
added. You can't call for ANYTHING
in his line. carpets. furniture or brio
a brac that he can't furnish at hard
time rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25

Tho party who sent m anonymous
letter to This Office regarding schoc
scandal in this city, i inforaai that
the APPEAL never prints anonymous
letters cr botIer5 with personal san
dalS ua.il nc s.lstrtIcAsi ii cpl.s5
Maurice n Loncrgan who diel re-
Gently In Sar Francisco was employed
in The Y. & t il 1875. He vas a
member Of several secret orders, AMI
also belonged tt the Brotherhood ST
locomotive Engineers.
No one should fail to sec 'Our
Boys" 1t was the piece that had
such Il ran in San Francisco twenty
years ago and old the lter golrS VIII
be glad to see il renewed.
NJ. Trring NJ Sc TT writes D A
Bender that he was taken suddenly
i'll last week and consequently is con
fine to his bed aud Will b, unable TO
lecture here,
A social war ls gong on at New
Port. An eff,rt Will hc made 10 sit
down on the divorced Mrs Wander
bilt. She is i woman, however, who
will not allow anyone to sit down on
her
Most Of the leading citizens of the
Comstock viii be in Carson on the
Fourth.
Mrs. G. T. Muller, of Winnemncca
Is here on visit to her daughter
Mrs LaGrave,
Empire is talking OF having a We
netian Carnival on the 4tl.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Glove Contest.

Billy Beals and Jack Dunlap have
signed alticles for TO iigh t" n finish
for 500, Oh the night of July 3rL.
Both Eien have gone int, training.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25

The 4th Of July subscriptions has
passed the $1,000 line and is still
going.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25

The Fourth Of July program in this
city will be the most attractive ever
seen in this State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
ice! lCe!! ice!!!.

Go to Fr"d Wilder for the purest Of
ice. Frozen from arteSian we'll wafer,
anil delivered tn any part of the city
ut the lowest rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25
Fishing Tackle.

Salmon Egg" trout bait, assorted
straight. cane poles, al sorts Of rev
hooks AMI lines baskets and other
fishing take. just received at C3g-
win aud Notewarr's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-06-25

when ra5y was s;c.:,
We gave her castoria
when she was u Child.
She cried for Castoria
Che~ she became Miss,
She chung to Sastoria
Cn4n she lad Childr.,,
She gave them Cast,ria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
"SILVER DOLLAR" SMITH 1CQCITTED

DECLARED NOT GUILTY or sTABBING AUGUST
GIOIsTEIN N 4 FIGHT.
The trial OF silver Dollar Smith for assau'ting
August j. Gloistein in the latter's saloon at Grand
and Essex SITS on December last. was held before
Judge Cowlng in Part III. OF the court oil "ehera'
Seasons Yesterday. The friends OF both men were
out in force and It was typical East Side crowd
that heard the testimony, speeches. charge and the
verdict Of mot guilty.
Smith was charged with having entered Giois'eih
saloon shortly after midnight, December s. ana
raising a disturbance When Giosten attempted to
mt him ou; a struggle ensued. and Glostein was
cut in the neck and hand. Smith was chargeh Win
having done Z. s,oi 49,,
Assistant p.s:r!ct-Att1rney O'H1re conducted NE
prosecution and Attorney Howe acted ioT the de-
fCndant. -..,..-t. h,,.
said that when The latter broke a beer bottle IN
the row the Gu, himself Both men too ine hG
storj,s and Judge Cowng In his charge to.d inc
iurv their decision would depend upon when man
they believed. Ten minutes later they retuIAti lhe
verdict ana silver Dollar and his friends went
out with smiles Of JOY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
VELCOMES TO TIE LIBERTY BELL.
1T CONTINUES IT'S TRIUMPHAL PROGRESS AND
REACHES CHATTANOOGA.

1T CONTINUES IT'S TRIrMPHAL PROGRESS AND
REACHES CHATTANOOGA.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct. From Knoxville 10
Chattanooga the Liberty Bell wended its way this
morning through constant succession OF enthusiast
tic receptions \ drizz.lng rain was failing al Knox
vile hu. nearly az the pubic school children
marched past the Revolutionary relic feature De-
Ing nearly GOO high schoo. girs with books ana lunch
con baskets who came in a body. Factory whistles
saued the train steamed southwark ana rom
windows and bridges many flags were wavei in fare
wei AZ Lenoir City the big carwhee, works sus-
pended operations, and several hundred workm,n
cheereI the bell as IT hated for a moment or Two
At picturesque Cd Loudon. Councilman frihsnurs"
o, PHILADELPHIA made a short address. Al New
Phf,adelphia the sun broke out. and so dld Mayor
Warwick and Thoras L. Hicks In speeches Ihere
v,as another crowd at Sweetwater ana a larger one
at Athens In the latter place there was consluSIi
HE decoration and Mayor Warwick spoke, me
rs. notable reception OF the morning was at Ceve-
and where al the public sshoo. children WT ,ce
ranged along the tracks. and az one end STOOD lV
giris wearing 'nortar-boards' and gowns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Port Jervis. y Y. oct. Esquire" Ncwbarger.
who was shot by Hausrnlnn on October at Tafton.
pike county Penn. died yesterday. The murderer
is still at large and. II - said, although he has
Visited his wife once since the murder the auihori-
ties have made effort 10 capture him. There Is
great Indignation In the county over their aXty In
the
Ruralo oct THE Courier" this morning
remove its headquarters from here 10 Duluth at the
close OF this seasons navigation. ana that It's bus-
ness here will in the future be looked after by
ePents The reason assigned Tor the cn1nge is
said 10 be the refusal OF the city 10 accord he line
pToper dock facilities. The financial loss TO this
city viii amount to about 10000 a year, which
hereafter will be expended In Duluth
Hammond Ind oct. THE alarming spread Of
diphtheria In this city has compelled the author-
ties to take measures to close al me schools 10
check the ravages OF the disease FROM che 70
three deaths have occurred daiIy lot se'e'"i uSys.
Greensburg Ind. oct 7-"Tangcfoo," Jones got
began s!ashing right and left. Eeven persons We're
wounded two fatally. They are Casn Myers an j
John Moody Jones had Jus, r, p[e trro ,o
stabb.ng a man 10 death some years ago.
Dayton. Ohio. oct. THE Rev. Or. Loagsiro;h
dropped dead in the pulpit OF the Wayne Avenue
Church yesterday while conducting services
Denver. oct Joseph Ewa!t to-Gly SHOT Mrs.
Nellie stegman. living IN North Ienv,r The
woman IS dying Afer IN, muIdeT T Manu., sI'h h,
brain falling dead. Ewalt was Jca-ouS OF MIS-
Stegman.
St Louis oct THE National Harness Manu-,
facturers Protective Assoc aton OF ne United
states began - ninth annual eonyeA dey me
ing the Planters Hotel with my pn,is
present. representing ST. Louis pttspurs n rria
de!phia New-Yorx. Cincinnati. chicago buIaio
Cleveland Louisville indianapolis and san FRAN
cisco The principal object OF the meeting Is 10
discuss WAYS and means 10 prevent harness manu-
facturers from selling direct to consumers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
A. F. jerks WITHDRAWS.
NO LONGER on THE TICKET FOR JUDGE
IN BROOKLYN.
HIS PLACE TAKEN BY J. T. MAREAH -suEPAnpITEs

HIS PLACE TAKEN BY J. T. MAREA%-sIIEPARpITE5
RETIRE J. W. GREEN AID j. A. TAYLOR.
Ex-Cor,oratlon Counsel Amet +. jerks, whose
nomination by the regular Democrats IN the ia
District Judicial Convention last week, caused the
frs. sp!t between the regulars and shepard DEM
ocrats Yesterday sent letter to the committee
which the convention appointed TO MI vacancies
reslgning from the ticket The committee. con-
slsting OF Michael F. McGoldrick Arthur G. sal
mon. Thomas ]. Farrell and others met and after
considering the names OF Josiah T. Marean' WIZ
lam c. Beecher. General Isaac ;. Cathh' RUFUS -
Scott. James c. Bergen and others. unanimously
decided 10 substitute the name OF josiah l. Mareah'
OF Brooklyn They waited upon Mr.. Mareah AT MS
home No 1876 Willow-st. and he accepted the ho'n-
nation
Mr. Marean is a Brooklyn lawyer. president OF
the Brooklyn Chess Club. ard was suggested by
the regulars and reformcrs for the District
Attorneyship
Mr.. Jenks's withdrawal Is interpreted as a
shrewd move on the par, Of Mclaughlin to put the
Shepardi.es in u hole.
The Executive Committee of the Shepard Dehoc-
racv met at the Clarendon Hotel last night ana
indorsed the nomination OF JuISS WIN iIioo ~ S
,ra,,a Court and James ". Covert, the regular
nsmocrat,c nominee They then retired from the.r
own ticket j. Warren Green and John a. iV I
thus taking all Of their own cand.dates 9u' ~
field, they having previously ''i'O'''N
Keough OF Westchester. - r,,, and
Relative to the withdrawal OF A; i. Jehhs az.
the substitution OF Mr.. Marean the menpe's -.
the executive Committee said last night that they
zero ncrsonally friendly to Mr.. Marean. but that
!, vras roo laie for the regular organization 70
fish for the support Of the Shepardies at TINS time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
co,runTt ALrltyT ANNUAL MEETING.

The Alumni OF Columbia College held their annual
meeting last night at Sherrys, Thirty-seventh-st'
and Ffth-ave. George q. Dewitt pres'ueu ne
iao,to, resul,ed as follows: President W. G.
rothron r. '62; vice-presldent. Edward Mitchell,
81; secretary William 5. Sloan 81; treasurer
Theodore F. Lozer. TO- standing committee
George G. Dewitt. 81 Stuyvesant F. Morris. '@;
Alexander y. Simond. 70 and William n OTIS, "
The report OF the Standing COMMITTEE saia !, wa
h,- desire n nush as fast a. possible the building
90 rho 1ormitories on the site. II called upon
tho alumni 10 raise the $3.50 debt hanging over the
crew II also proposed that the varsity nine should
~ ter business the members withdrew TO the
dinlngroom where a luncheon awaited theHi' Inc
attendance was large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
dRNT ORDERS.

Washington. Oct. (spec.aD.-The following Army
orders have been issued Captain Charles e. Hail
10Th Infantry is relieved from further duty In THIS
city and VIII report to Major-General Thomas H.
Ruger for special service. The leave granteI 10
Second Lieutenant George T. Lanehorne. 30 cav
airy aide-le-camp is extended twenty days. Leave
for four months take effect from the date OF his
relief from duty the Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware Ohio. is granted 70 First Lieutsnant
George Palmer 9th Infantry. The following officers
OF the Corps OF Engineers will report In person 10
Colonel Henry NJ Robert. Corps OF Engineers. pres
ident OF the Examining Board convened al the
Army Bu.liing New-York city. for examination as
to Their fitness for promotion: CAPTAIN William I.
RosseU First Lieutenant David Gaard and Sec
ond Lieutenant Spencer Cosby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
4 YALE MANS NIFICANT REMARKS.

CAPTAIN SHELDON CHEERcD At THE YALE-cAM-
BRIDGE RECEPTION At THE HARVARD CLUB
A reception was given to the Yale ana Camoriuso
teams by the Harvard Club last evening at ther
clubhouse in West Forty-fourth-st Inc Clubhouse
was filled Henry F. Van Duzer Vice-pres'ue". "a
tho cuh made the opening remarks. He alluded to
,A foo, that John Harvard. the founder Of Harvard
I,r,versltv was a graduate OF Cambridge
Captain Koran Of the Cambridge team responded
CAPTAIN sheldon of Yale. then spoke ana san
thu. ne hoped this would prove the beginning ol
friendlier feeling between Harvard ana iaie' ~.
speech was received with cheers anu
r., tr.or1 mon rave three times three for cam
bridge and Yale. and these colleges returned the
compliment. - - cha racantion fol-
LAIN lasted until a late hour. ihere were many
Harvard and Yale graduates prefSrI,ah for Poston
Tho cambridge team left az midnlght lot pg''o''
III u.ni he entertained tomorrow at Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
WISH TO BE BURIED ALIVE.
HER LOVER DEAD. EFFTE SMITH WANTED
NO MORE OF LIFE.
wIlEN TAKEN FROM HIS GRAVE SHE TRIED TO
COMMIT st'ICIDE-POILCE THIN, THE MAN
CrIARLEs FERRIsON WAS VI RI ERED

WHEN TAKEN FROM HIS GRAVE SIZE TRIED TO
COMMIT sr.IcIpE-porIcE THIN; THE Man.
CHARLES FERRrsoN. WAS MUIR FRED.
AND TIE noDY MAY BE ExHUMED.
Efie Smith. OF Paterson. y. J.. aged seventeen
years. created sensation In the cemetery OF the
Holy sepulchre yesterday. when she attempted to
throw herself into the grave with the casket con-
talning the body OF her lover. Charles Ferrson The
Young woman was almost crazed with grief. and Il
required the efforts Of several men to hold her
She h now at the home OF her mother. where she
has TO be watched continually. as she threatens 10
commit suicide She tried to kill herself yesterday
after returning from the cemetery. according TO her
mother by taking Paris green, but she took an over
desc ard an emetic brought her around a.. right
The most starting feature OF the case developer
to-day. when a story was circulated to the effect
that the had been murdered.
CAUSE OF THE DEATH
The certificate OF the physician who had attended
the man in his last Illness said that he had died
from pneumonia. but 1t is alleged that ne died from
brain fever. brought on by puncture OF the rgh'
eve All the surrounding circumstances point to
n murder the police say. but they have not de-
cded what they shall do In the matter. IL Is hKely
that an inquest Will be ordered and the body may
Effe smith had lived with Ferrison for about two
wears t ana IN the s aan bTt Without success The
girl declared she was married to Ferrison DuT rb
couple auarrelled occasionally. and sometimes ex-
changed blows Ferrison was taken III apVt liz
week ago. and Dr. Banta was called 10 attenh MN
The doctor noticed that there was sonethlhS lne
matter with OF the mans eyes, but found ma
he exhibited the symptoms OF pneumonia anu pr,
scribed accordingly. The mans eye dld nor stt'h
TO bother him. Yesterday. however. County fhysl-
clan Johnson was startled when he heard the lac's
OTHER GROUNDS FOR SUSPICION.
Undertaken Smith has also furnished the police
with grounds for suspicion. He says that WHOM
he was notified to take possession Of the body ne
found it all laid out in the garments for the grave
and that many OF the formaties that are gone
through IN preparing body for burial were nesc.t
ed at the earnes; request Of the mans friencs NE
led the undertaken TO believe that there W.
wounds the mans body. bat he cons'dfrel II non
OF his business. and went on with the burial ar
rangements. -. 49,,
Italian neighbors OF the dead man say thai about
a week ago Ferrison foOling with ms SISTER
when she accidentally stuck fork INTO his 20 eE
1t painhd him severely for a while. buy no.hirE
more was thought II IT, They declared that ferri-
son was suffering from brain fever when ne died-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

"The Brownies grathed large audience at the
Columbia Theatre last night. The play possessed a
number OF novelties never before seen by Brooklyn
audiences and the performance was enjoyed from
the rise Of the curtain at SIS TIL the close OF the
last act. Dragonfers Palace OF Weird Enchant-
rneuts." painted by Homer Emens was displayed
for the frs, time and was in keeping with the gem
oral excellence OF the production. one OF the
novelties was an ingenious representation OF yacht
race between the Defender and Valkyre. Matnees
will be given tomorrow, Friday ana SATURDAY
Town TOplcs" william Jerome's entertainment.
drew.a good house at the Park Theatre last night.
csst Among them were Messrs. Wood and Shep-
ard the three Merriiees sisters, Tommy Mead,
Nellie Sennett and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
THE TOPrH FOR IAWLFSS CITIES.

Chicago. oct. Negroes who crowded quinn
Chapel yesterday morning rose IN pody 10 'nei'
feet IN Endorsement OF an imprisoned declaration
h.. tho REV J. NJ Townsend, the pastor. He had
read 70 the audience from n morning newspaper
clipping an account OF the torturing Of Neal smith
q, Chattanooga. Then he said:
This must stop In Christian and Al this mo-
ment men Of the cloth are protesting TO the heavens
and they are united in recommending what am
ooi,, 90 cay II the law is not to be allowed to
lake IFS course concerning our men involved IN
crime the torch must be applied 10 those cities
where the outrages occur.
The AUDIENCES spontaneous Endorsement confused
W Tovnsond and he remained silent In mo-
mont the stiffness vas broken by heavy voice
which sad: we rise TO indorse what You nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
B. r. PATTERSON IN JAIL.

THE ALLEGED STATEN ISLAND FOKGER Ar
RESTED AT NEw-IAVEN
y Frank Patterson the alleged forger. who has
swindled many Staten Islanders by securing money
on fraudulent checks and vouchers. was arrested at
New Haven. Conn. OF o'clock yesterday morn
ing by Policeman Thomas Consldine. or the ft'ch-
mond County police force. and was taken 70 staten
Island and locked up in the county jail. at Rich
mond.
Patterson. who IS more than fifty years Old was
indicted by the Grand Jury last week on the COM
paint OF william Widermeyer. a Stapleton grocer
who cashed a check for Patterson Tor W, wnicn'
II was afterward learned had been forged By Pat
tcrsOI. ~ ,o-o1
MIS- Nellie Patterson. a daughter OF ihe alIeSSeu
forrer who was Indicted as an acComplice to her
father and was arrested in Brooklyn on Friday ana
locked up in the County jail at Echnlohi' WIS ~
lea sed under $500 bail Yesterday -,
Patterson loft Staten Island two months ago. am
went TO New Haven, Conn. wnere ne assuihcu tne
name of Colonel Melville : Brown. ana theh went
into the hotel business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
A DIsA POINTED PLAY WRIGHT on NETWORK.

San Francisco Oct William Greer Harrison.
the author OF 'Runnymede." the play which was
severely scored by the New-York critics has re-
turned home and explains why his play was fall
ure. He said:
THE Bohemian Club OF San Francisco represents
more refinement more intelligence and more culture
than can be found in the whole city OF New-Iork'
so far az Il possible for visitor 20 see IT, Juds-
ing from such opportunities as had OF eeeing New
York men, and raw them in the best OF their
clubs they do not know what is really meant by
culture. Novelty and sensation they understanq. /
saw this not from any hard feelings toward New
York for the cause Of their lack OF knowledge is
readily seen II arises from their slavish HE. They
are slaves 10 their business and when they go 70 the
theatre they want 10 something that Will make
laugh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
Mr. v1-RsTER OPENS HEADQUARTERS
BOTH PARTIES PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN
Mr.. MMAioN ACCEPTS" Mr.. CIRCUIT

porrr PARTIES PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN
MR. MMAHoN ACCEPTS MR. CIRCUIT
Fire Commissioner Wurster. Republican candidate
for Mayor OF Brooklyn. has secured headquarters
in the Cermanla Building opposite the City Hall IN
Fulton-st in the same rooms occupied by Mayor
Schieren two years ago. Register Granville W.
Harman will manage his campaign. Mr.. Harman
also used the same rooms FOR headquarters last
wear Mr. Hartman knows how 20 bring out every
point in favor OF the Republican candidate ana
he Republican end OF the campaign VIII be held
I'D from start to finish Mr.. Wurster VIII he in
formed OF his nomination tomorrow night at his
house The General Committee meets tonight, and
a campaign committee will probably be appointed
4 report was circulated in Democratic circles
yesterday afternoon To the effect that IhoHas
Fitchie SupervisOr-at-Iarge. would head an indie
pendent Mayoraty ticket Mr.. Fitchie, whose Re-
publicanism is not questioned. made to say
that he had not decided not 10 run. and that MS
candidacy would depend somewhat on the result
OF the Assembly nominations. Among Repuolcans
the story Is regarded a good natured JOKE by
Mr. ritche upon a toO-credulous reporter.
Edward VI. circuit. Regular Democratic candidate
for Mayor will have his letter OF acceptance ready
this afternoon He H. said to have expressed the
belle that he was OF election. James Nc
Mahon the banker returned from Philadelphia
yesterday. and announced that he Is pleased with
CIRCUITS nomination. Mr. Mcmahon was one OF the
"GaynOr boomers"
The Shepardiies opened headquarters yesterday
a No. 357 FultOn-st.
Ex-Assemb;yman Charles W Sutherland. one OF
warded his resignation as a member OF the Shepard
organizat ton.