New-York tribune., 1895-11-04
CANDIDATES IN BROOKLYN.
ALL EXCEPT coNsTABLEs GIVEN ON THE
LIST BELOW. f~r
SIN PARTY ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTED On
THE OFFICIAL BALLOTS TO BE VOTED

Socialist Labor party M -.
Resides the State ticket. BrooSynites VIII nave
the privilege of voting for three Justices OF 'he
Supreme Court Mayor. .sTlct-Attorney, Suiio
gate two County Judges three civil Jusuces' '"0
Coroners seven Senators, twenty-one asseih'is'e''
twenty-elght Aldermen -four from each Senate us-
= tricD and constables in the thirty-one wa'dS' Ia
,he IXth Senate District Edward r. Linton Is
running on an independent Ticket for senasoia j"
eigh; OF -the twehty-6ne hssemoiy disuie's. u"
Shepard Democrats have ndorsed the resuiar nm "
,nees~~ George b. Abbott the ptese"' 'e' .e,
has beeu iniorset by the Shepardes as mas aiso
Erank 7 Gallagher candidate for Senator IN 'ne
YIrd pis.e.et The names are taken iro", '"e
Official lists with the Board of Elections snar are
as follows:
FOR MAYOR.
Frederick w. Wurster Repub.ican
Edward NJ C;rout Democratic; .,
Edward NJ. Shepard, Reform Democratic.
Freeborn G. Smith. Prohibition ~
Charles H. Matchstt. Socialist Labor
c. Edgar Smith. Peoples
FOR SURROGATE.
Samuel T. Maddox. Republican; George B. Aboot,' s.na
Dem asa + smith prohibition; Charles L. Furman'
Socialist Labor; George W. Underwood Peoples
FOR DIsTRICT-ATroRNEY.
Foster L. Backus Republican James ,ic Party
orsanIzs!lon AndTew l. ,bo Mar'ia nndre% T.
Martin Peoples.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Joseph Aspina PN F. De FeTs' RRs5p'ocrssr Repnpnessn,
parrnRstSfn Rfnrr nu1ns peter & Ed
ward McGovern, Socaiis Labor
For JjsTICE OF SUPREME COURT. SECOND
,. -..- JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
,,,,h,,con Hugo Hlrsh No Sf3 State-st.. Brook
,vn William d. Dckey No. IS Si-st. Newburg' Will
mot mot NJ Smith. Patchogue, Lone Island poo,suo.
,d@ss Dsm0'SaGMaT"L "a coSs Long Sand CITY josiah T.
MaTsan 2s WillSws HT9Okxn J.
Keogh wRochee James w S0yert obg ons siand si
ana cliy Wilm9 M Si zmmer, 10 So Columbia
St West Brighton Leo Schmidt No. 34V Myrse
ave. Brooklyn; Jacob Franz NO o. Oeua'-S''
Brooklyn.
FOR CORONER
Ist District-Edward B. Coombs. Rep; Anthony
j. Burger Dem; George r. Nunt' Nun ab ne' Roher,
BGpsOck S DkistriSiaeorge rfSpta H. Mason Rep: william
Reform Org; William H. wherry, Soc. Lab
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Is, r. Moore Rep; e}oT@ }aT90 6rg Sfu;
Dem; Robsit II ROY Dem ppasd1Sa1b psI1ES Soc Llb
Franklin Mapes, Pr; P'1ais Gustav rO''''''''"'
hfhS Id p:sirlctGerard Isl B. Van war Rep Psier s
Bah Hu1ef sefSrm peH 6rg Jonn Bremer Pro-. Jacob
Ganss. Soc. Lab; Charles Henderson, fe0p'e .
MIfhse liza DlsrlSt2wiam Syw schntzspan Rep , Ed
ward C. Murphy Dem oS Owen pryIes r. rhhf, Pro- John
Miller Soc. Lab Charles w. Henderson, Peop.es'
FOR ALDERMEN.
Is, Dtstr!ct-Isaac H. Cary James Whitl9ck ls Ben
'Asaa Martin o f Comfy. John j. Dunn, John GuilfOye
and Denis F. DInne Democrat; pSsadr Fr,cson Richard
S. Ramsay and John j. Farren. Democratic Party
villa William Fl Kent Alfred L. Sherman, William
Broad a,i'' and Richard Peace, Prohibition rs,rora
Henemann and Peter Larsen. Socialist Labor.
Louis Lsuzlrq5te ,a Peopes sesxor, William H Leay-
craft, William ]. Taylor and Samuel Myers Re-
p1qphcail; ,xu,, po,r,cr : Corrigen Daniel j. Nc
csa and Samuel fShn gsnmond Charles
"nm baiv and nd Riehard W. Bainbridge Democratic
Party Reform Srsanization. 81. rv.nsor Charles
H. swain swain and Robert r Stokes, Prohibition;
Herman j. Roob. Charles yanderhide. Charles @
lid lid DlEs:rict~Mredge s. D. Messenger. John !
Singleton. Republican. , p,..
lssas aF5s Charles HeS Mef Herman 1 ReX
Metz Francis Gottsberger. and James H Mckenna
HefSsTt rf rexh hs'S William " Adoph
O. Carlson and Villain Cever.ey t,,an Pronib'lGn; ,dh,
Holm "ai and Nieis August johnson Socialist Labor.
William W. Passage, Peoples ,,..,
Sims. Philip J. Connell and Theodore S. Jenkins
William A. Doyle John ]. McGarry. Frank Hen
messy and Wa% Reegam Msrd Daniel
ORely and Michael d. Kelly. Democratic Party
iH William r Patterson and John Adams Prohibition
Henry Ehret Martin Daumberger. Charles Kittel
and Albert Klein Socialist Labor.
Michael b. Murray, Peoples.
Nth Dlstrict-Adam H. LEIGH. James H. Ruggles.
William J. Wassmuth and John F. Oltrogge. Re-
james H. Tracy. Eibe A. wohlke, John G. Porter
and Charles Weber Democrat.
George T. OHara. Charles T. Hoog.and. George
W. Brown and A.beT Barrett. Democratic Party
James Donaldson. Joshua Horrocks, Lansing
Haring and George W. Lush, Prohibition;
George Kem. Peter Joseph De Muth. Gustav
Thomas W. Swords, Thomas II. Smith, Thomas
Ga III. Travis, PEOPLES.
With District-Charles J.. Wagner Philip 7: Will
fans Louis A. Cohn and William H. Waters. Repub-
Patrick j. Donlon David w. Welton Theodore
Maurer and Rudolph c. Facher, Democrat -
Bacher and James f. Devil Democratic Party Re-
form Organization.
Ephrairn Gardner Isaac II. De Graft Theodore v.
Merrill and Richard J.. Terhune Prohibition.
Frank X Berger Charles F. Schwertfeger. Elias
Simon and Henry NJ. Gastwirth Socialist Labor
John NJ Cain. Robert Griflths and Edward Ever
ett Mckay, Peoples. ,
With District-Francs F. Williams. Joseph r,
Clark, Charles j. Haubert and Charles H. FRANCISCO
John J. Bisson Elias Helgans. John T. Lang and
David j Molloy Roderick Meek. Charles O. fresh
man and Leonard Ruor. Democratic Party Reform
William w Robertson Thomas p. Lendrum and
Oliver Morrell. Prohibition: - ,.,., . i,
John King Dierich Steffen Charles Er.chsen and
Julius Nueske. Socialist Labor. ~ >,
John I-ndgren Oliver Morrell and Wiiiam H.
FOR SENATORS.
lid District Franklin Woodruff. Rep; Frank
Gallagher. Dem; Frank Gala her. Dem REFORM
y. Horace Gillette Pro; ~ Emanuel 7. Hoifnes'
IVth Distrct-(ieoree W. Brush Rep; William
g. Hurley Dem; Sias w briggs. Dem. Reform;