The sun., 1897-10-12
LOW ATCITHEADQUARTERS
HE TAKES FORMAL CHARGE OF HIS
OWN CANPdSS.


The Candidate Receives n Few Admirers ana
Selects Fart OF His On ampn iHn Committee
From Vow Untn Election MIR. Lew Will
DO Some HARD HustIinE In His own Behalf
Seth Low has personally taken hold OF the
Cit campaign and intends to direct 1t person
ally from now until election. Ho opened his
new desk In the second.story front room OF the
Otis Headquarters 80 East Twenty-third
street, doubled tho guards at the door,
and shook hands with John G.. Clark
at exactly 1853 =. NJ. yesterday. according to
the report OF eI-Major.Domo Henckler, who has
not yet been able to tear himself away from his
post at tho front door in order that he may per
sonally conduct tho canvass Of Candidate Mo
Sweeney who IL running for Sheriff. Candi-
date Lows entrance into his domain was un-
accompanied by any ceremony, chiefly because
he arrived nine minutes before ho was expected.
Itwss Just 200 when he turned tho corner Of
Fourth avenue ana Twenty-thlrd street. and 1t
was 2:5l when he reached the steps OF the head-
quarters. Spcllbipdors Plummer and Judge
were on tho STEPS. When they saw their
chieftain run lightly up the steps they
beamed all over and took of their
hats. Seth swept by them without even q nod,
leaving them hurt and disconsolate. When ho
got into the vestibule he was met by young
man in the most marvellous bicycle stockings
that ever covered n pair OF legs.
Where am l to goi" demanded the candi-
date of the young man.
Front room upstairs" was tho reply. and
the candidate shot upstairs, shouting as he
went: IL want to see Mr.. Reynolds and Mr..
Clark Mt once
Before Gen. Henckler, and tho new Major
Domo, George Archer. and the rest know what
had happened he was upstairs and locked In his
room. Straghtway there was a great COM
motion. Two or three messengers scooted away
after Reynolds and Clark. two door keepers were
put on guard in front of Seth 8 door, and then It
Re! nolds and Clark hastened upstairs in
obedience TO the summons, and Political Score,
see only MS friends-no reporters.
The candidate made things hum for two hours
And and. half Inc Kept the ra SttsnSnted SMM legs 9f
the time Reynolds, too. chased up and down,
but he used the back stairs. A number
Charles stewart smith; Joel =. Erhardt vii;
Goepel. tho new candidate for Register; Henry
y. Purroy. Jacob Sehin. Oscar straus, Robert
Grier Monroe, DR.. Richard H. Derby. the Rev.
A. Nelson Taft. assistant rector OF ST Georges;
John IL. Schumann, and julius Liebman OF
Campaign Committee. Charles Stewart Smith
will be Chairman, and Hornblower and Erhardt
will be members OF 1t. The rest will be ap
will be on duty at headquarters each day to help
Seth receive his friends;
night. AT o'clock ho will speak in Now Pytha-
GoEas Hall, ~ East Broadway: AT s:lb no
at s:45 in Golden Star Hail. 81 Columbia street.
and at $50 in New Prospect Hall. 4s Orchard
There will be a German.English mass meeting
at Terrace Garden, IA East Fifty.eiShth street,
thus von Breisen. John Dewitt Warner. Charles
g. Fairchild; and Carl Hauser. Charles A.
That Fairchlld- " airing rumor still disturbs
the peace Of .pious Cits- John c. Clark was so
deal that no issued bulletin on tho subject.
saying: .,.o,,.,, NJ .-., t., -,
been asked TO withdraw. and no member Of the
Bs eve. S # e Ss,Rs Ing
Richard H. Adams. tho Cts candidate for
anything about it. fled his declination Of the
nomination at the Bureau Of Elections yester-
place has been taken by Paul Goepel. another
of Tammany Hall and placard the surface and
elevated cars with mottoes telling the people
what good boys they are: r: Most Of the pisesrdS
Union ispeeeh; which he sent to the newspapers
but did not deliver. Tho rest come from tho
brain of Boss Clark Here are one er two speci-
mems: A.,
down with all the bosses"
THE City vs.. the Bosses Tho National Party
Machine vs.; the City Vote for Seth Low. who
stands for the city"
some Of the newspapers said that the Rev. DR..
Rainsford of St. Georges had sailed for Europe
on Saturday, and the announcement was used
to mako it appear that DR.. Rainsford wanted to
get away from the city anring tho campaign 90
that he need take no part In It.
This report is untrue. DR., Rainsford did not
go to Europe. although he had expected to do
So. He is in Newport now. and this week he
will go to Rosylyn, l. l., where he will stay un-
til Nov. /.