The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04
CITSTlCKET FOR TONIGHT.
COMMITTEE OF ESQ EXPECTED TO
ADOPT IT WITH THANKS.

Low Will Formally Present His Resignation
as President or Coiumbia and Expects That
II Will net ne Acceptsa-Cits Are Put
ting UP Candidates All over tho hoard.
For Mayor. Seth Low OF Manhattan.
For Comptroller, Charles s. Fairohild or J. Harsen
Rhoades Of Manhattan.
For President OF the Council, Major John D. Kelley
of Brooklyn.
For President of the Borough Of Manhattan, Robert
]. uoguet.
For County CLERK, Alderman BENJAMIN Z. Hail.
For sheriff. Edward T, Hcsweeney. DEPUTY Com.
missioner OF Immigration.
For Register. John b. Pannes.
For District Attorney, william Travers Jerome or
Wallace Macfarlanc.
For justices of the Supreme Court, Charles n. Van
Brunt and George p. Andrews.
Such is tho slate that will probably be pre-
sentcd to tho Cts Committee on Organization
tonight when IL meets in Hardman Hall to
ratify tho report of the Executive Committee in
respect TO nominations. II any changes are
made, they will be made this afternoon, when
the Executive Committee meets at 8 o'clock to
put the finishing touches on the ticket. 1t Is
not unlikely that for one or two offices two
names may be given, that the Committee
on Organization may make a choice. but in
general 1t may be prophesied with safety that
the whole business will be as cut and dry as
any pOlIJlCal party D programme cNeT vac
There may be a change in tho judicial nomina-
tions il Justice Van Brunt or Justice Andrews
declines to accept g nomination at the hands Of
the Gifts. Were the Cts to indorse their nom-
ination by the Republican organization they
would accept 1t, but they are said to be unwill-
ing to be nominated by the Boy Brigands.
The Committee on Organization will meet at
g o'clock this evening. There arc in it 2s9 men,
of whom GAG appointed themselves and APP
pointed the rest: A great many. of them have
able that less than two-thirds will DO present
this evening. Unless all the plans Of the bosses
tive will be adopted without debate.
Charles stewart Smith vii preside; ,.,o ~
no E1 , the h ars1 time ,s sinee t snp G onsn went vent into mt s the
day yesterday. All day. long the headauarters
at SO East Twenty.third street was Allied with
classes: Young gentlemen in frock coats and
high hats, who have gone into the business for
from similar amiablc motives; and mon of the
genus heoler. who can smell a dollar four miles
there here Is ii in it. The cause o this a. activ ty was
Mr.. James ". Pryor, Chairman of the Commit:
tee on Certificates Of N ION matte who Tah.oad.es devoted Sn.a
to get signatures for the nominating petitions.
This will be one Of the red.letter days in Can
up the Presidency of Columbia University to
become a martyr, a willing martyr. to the
institution viii meet at . O'clock and decide
whether or not they will allow him to resign.
Mr.. Low hasn't the slightest idea that they will.
In the various districts work has been going
on choosing candidates for Aldermen and As.
semblymen. In the Twenty-seventh FIR ncis e.
Laimbeer will run for the Assembly on the Cts
man Sam French will try his luck. As reports
need not be made to headquarters until
Saturday, lust what will be done in all
the districts 10 not yet known for
the matter has been left in. the hands of the
local committees. 1t is probable, however. that
in most of the districts Independent candidates
will be put up. This decision has been reached
only lately, ana Is due TO Inc great perRiness OF
Garoos and the nomination Of George as signs
that they can't lose.