New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
LAST DAY FOR FILING EXPENSES.


GENERAL TRAcY's RECORDED N ALsANY-EE
SPENT s.: $50 AND MAYOR GLEASON $500.
Yesterday was the last day allowed by law for
the Sling OF certiacates OF election expenses but
when the County Clerks Office closed al o'clock
there were many still missing Among them were
the certificates Of General Tracy, r. Ross Apple
ton the defeated Republican candidate Tor fresi-
den; .: the Council. and Genera! James x Beirne
the defeated Republican candidate for County
/ Clerk All the candidates who failed TO ile their
certificates will have TO explain their neglect be-
fore the Grand jury
! Among these, however. General Tracy VIII not
/ De numbered He explained TO the Deputy County
/ Clerk who calico his attention. TO the OMISSION oS
teenhone that he had led his certificate with the
| Secretary Of State at Albanv. and had decided
, that It was not necessary 10 fle II In NeV-io!K
any more than in Kirgs or Queens County lie
/ amount. General Tracy sad, was 1850 Mr Low"
/ expenses were siii IS, ard Justice Van WICK Ger
/ tined that he spent only SIS IS. Mayor Gleason q
Long Island City spent s. 20 70 secure his place IN
! TIE race. the MAYOR made the mistake Of sending
his certificate 10 the Police Commissioners. but that
speedily right.
Other certificates Med yesterday showed tha'
Elias Goodman. Republican Aldernsn-elect IN the
XXXIst District. spent S51S % for printing staton-
cry, postage, help, cartare ana contributions l"
/ the d!striet camIa iund. p...,,,.., ran.
didate for Alderman in the Borough Of The Bronx.
spent $40 for printing. postage cariare ana TO-
Charles Il cronin. the defeated CITIZENS Union
spent SO for printing Advertising livery and car
Howard P. okie. the Citizens Union candid,ate toT
Alderman il the XIXth District. spent Sd Tor
'Wl.am H Bennett the defeaed Cltizens Un.on
candidate Tor The Assembly IN the XXist District
srent sci IS for pr!a9s geIS ana postase
,or the Assembly IN the XXXIIld District. spent
/ and contrbluon q campaign fund Of district Or
} ganizaton. , 1,.,-- ,,,.. .s,
date Tor Coroner. spent s32 for printing. postage
a -taroe la Vocchia the defeated Republican
Candidate for Alderman n the With District. spent
! s7s3 y cor printing parades, music. meetings ana
HchaTies Wines the deteatea Republican candidate
To- 44 Ter II u" satone1y stamps meeting
: CAB nre refresnmer,s and contribution to the
George " Won setback. the defeated Republican
candidate Tor REGISTER spent sZ-s % ioF printing
| DEMOCRATIC HONEST NONE LEAGUE.
The Executive Committee OF the Democrats
Homes, Money League Of America held secret
| meeting last evening at the Waldorf. 10 discuss
the best means for continuing the hght against the
/ silver heresy. Major John Byrne presided.
committee composed Of j. J. Rooney, John J. Bull
| !eyn James Clark, G s. Shepard ana Major
Byrue was appointed draft and issue an address
! The following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas The enee. o. sGgnd nGney , wn9 p nSe
he honor and safety Of our country. ana upon -
commercial Interest are nov Nv that the p he s
exist and that the result OF the late elecuoss ~
! several states constitutes an ENDORSEMENT Oh t"e
WHereas While dspung this assertion and be
fT IS 70 Ic can never be accomplished p TIE United
states YET realize the danger 70 the peace and
intctsts which must result from co on sg
aon Of ne ye asioo Of S the CHICAGO
! Reso we'd. That we pledge ourse yts % Ienew and
lis advocates until It is demonstrated that rs
| Vicious horesles have no place In American life
Resolved That we deny The practieabilIty Of b.
metal ism, National OF inteTna iional and ssser
s So6 ssfandard Which alone recognized throue
TIE civilized S9rd o ara b thst ed 70 sst a n@
| ana Representatives and In 1900 OF an Admins
! ,ration pledged 70 MAINTAIN X
no HARMONY TILL PRIMARIES ARE HONEST
4, a meeting Of the New-Ams,erdam Republican
! Club last night. al the clubhouse No. 50 West
Sine,y-sixth-st.. In the Nxlst Assembly District
| resolution was introduced by Philip Bo:h which de-
cared that the result OF the recent election formally
do,oo,sra,es "the necessity OF extending every hon
est effort 70 unity the Republican party and remove
all cause for the faciona differences which have d.
vided 1t IN this city ING . .S.a ,b winch was
most efec,ua means 10 bring about such results is
hGnes p P1yh the Hed poca cb S9 as AZ yeas
The work o. ,he allied clubs was heartily commend
aa and Spp5 sed W." co s' o. Sss !:
10 be appointed from the club 20 represent that body
/ 10 Inc organization known ~ the Allied Pol!t:al
'sTo rebuke boss methods. more Than 10 elect
nnn.n5r tisau Mayor, is what led SO many Republi
ms TO vore for Seth Low" said the mover OF the
rcsou,on land what they failed 10 accomplish this
primary legislation aims 70 90 As long as improper
snI Illegal registration exists all union or harmony
Tesoluons win be @. i;le avail In bringing together
! The Republican factions And the way 10 purify our
\ nriuaries is 10 make them az honest eiec-
lions are and By The same Legislation. When
that happens We shall have harmony. ard we shall
( 70, have harmony until that does happen"
/ BRYANITE NAIED FOR MAYOR or BOSTON.
Boston Nov i2-The Bryan Democrats a faction
Of the regular Democratic party In this city, to-
! night Nominated Thomas Riley wel-E.cWn mem