New-York tribune., 1897-10-26
iNON-PAKTISAN CANDfDn ii'''
A GOODLY COMFAH j.
MEN NOMINATED BY THE
UNION AND; ALLIED boDin'

erpunI.lcAKs AND DEMOCRATS in s'A'I
NATIONAL. poILTIcs But ALL Mcneil
xoprrss IN THEIR DEVOTION TO TIE
INTERESTS On THIS CITY
CT, Low Of whom sketch is give" -
.,,,,n,r was nominated for Mayor py '"'
,,,,,x.,s Union on September J. Addi''oha' nv"
,-o,,.n. uerc made on October 4. co"P'e''"s
the local ticket as foilows'
CITY NoMINATIONs.
For Mavor. SETH Low. Of Manhattan, =,
NJ controlIer. CHARLES S. FAlh'''c''
Manhattan ,o,yN II ScHU-
For President of the council
MANN, Of Brooklyn
COUNTY NOMINATIONS
Eo, n,s,r,ct.Attorney. AUSTEN g. FoH'
ro, Couptv clerk. BENJAMIN HALL
r.. c,or,f EDWARD r. MSWEENEh'
For Register. PAUL GOEPEl
JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS
,.,,. q, the Supreme Court CHARLES
ro' II VAN BRUNr and GEORGE T. AN
DREWS. o.,,n,, pt.,r-
For Justices of the City Court, JoSErnr JolrrN n
TEETCH and s STANWOOD M mhN '-.
RORoUGH OF MANHATTAN NOMlNAIIoN,'
For President OF the Borough fCbf'"i -
HOGUET ~,
ro, Coroners. Or. ALFRED f. THAYEk Or, Or,
CYRUS j STRONG, DR. LEVI r WhhNEn
and WILLIAM II. TERRY.
A, the same time the allied forces OF the COM
nnlt,.e Of Fifty and the National Democrats IN
prooklvr nominated these local candidates fos
that borough:
President OF the Borough OF Brooklyn "|D
ERICK W. HlNRICHS.
Repister ex- Police Superintendent WILLIAM
M'KELVEY.
Sheriff, Civil Justice JACOB NEu
County Clerk, City Treasurer JOHN h SUIT
TON
County Treasurer. JACOB S. VAN WYCk.
Coroners, DR. H. F. WILLIAMS and Or
GEORGE r KUHN.
This ticket was put together by leaders Of the
two bodies after long series Of conferences
aud WIS unanimous, ratified when presented
by the conference committees 1t is tcket
thoroughly representative Of all the forces which
favor the election of Seth Low. and will 90 on
the ballot below the names Of Low. Fsirchiid
and Schumann.
CHARLES S. FAIRcHILD.
Charles Stebbins Fsrchild, candidate for Con-
troller, was born in aznnovia, N. y, in Aprh,
ls42. being the son Of Sidney T. Fairchild, whe
was a well-known lawyer From his father Mr..
Fairchild inherited a large estate. He was
graduated from Harvard In 1863 and from the
Harvard Law School two years later. He vas
admitted 10 the bar AZ Albany, and became a
member Of the law firm Of Hand. Hale and
Swartz in that city. In 1874 he was appointed
Deputy Attorney General Of the State. and In
the following year he was elected Attorney
General Democrat In 1880 he established
4 Law office IN this city.
Soon after Grover Cleveland became President
Of the United States. ia 1855. Mr. Fairchrd
was APPOINTED Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury. and he was Secretary Of the Treasury from
April, 1881 10 the end OF Mr.. Cleyeland's nrst
term He is president of the New-York Sc
curity and Trust Company, at No. 4G Wall-et
and lives at No. &c Clinton Place. lie is a
member Of the Metropolitan Club. the Univer-
sity Club. the Lawyers Club the Bar Associa-
ton. the Century Club, the Manhattan Club
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art, the American
Geographical Society and several other assocja-
,ons.
AUSTEN G. FOX.
Austen q Fox candidate FOR Dstr,ct-A tor
ney, is "a .ell-knoHn lawyer OF this city uith
an office at No - Wall-st. and lives az No
- West Thirty-third- St lie was graduated
from Harvard in 1869. and was admitted 10 tho
bar about two years later. lie has never been
an Office holder. but he was associated with
the late Daniel g. Rollins as special counsel
appointed by the late Distrct-Atton.y Fellow
to prosrcI.e police officials h, were indicted
on the evidence laid before the Lexow Com
mltt,c. He is member OF the Bar AsSOcia-
tIup. m Lawyers 'IuD tne Harvard CiuD. tnf
University cub. tho Players the Century
Cluu. the Down Town Association. The Zeta
Psi Clun. 'he Metropolitan Museum ci Al, and
the American Geographic Society.
CYRUS J. STRONG
Cyrus Strong. one Of the candidates tor
Coroner was born In Flushing. Long Island
March 3, lSG2 He was fitted for Wesleyan
College in 1885. and took ms degree as Maste,
Of Arts there in 1850 He STUDIED medicine
Il. .Fr.t,. p.
mas worked in the Chambers Street, Roosevelt
pre- bytcrian. Vanderbilt Clinic and Bellevue