New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
NEWS BROOKLYN.
NO IMPORTANT CONTESTS.
REGULARS AND INDEPENDENTS READY
FOR THE PRIMARIES.
DApY SURE OF VICTORY OVER r. ROSS AP-
PLETON-HOW THE OTHER
DISTRICTS STAND

DISTRICTS STAND.
Primaries % both political parties vii bs hold in
Brooklyn tonight.
Unity and harmony have been brought ABOUT Dy
recognition OF the independents. and the reg 4id's
are sure & victory all along the line This is me
belief Of Lieutenant Governor woodruff ana OF
Michael J Dady chairman OF the Republican
Executive Committee Mr. Dsdy is confident thst
he will defeat r Ross Appeton's tcke; ior deie-
gates from The Ist Assembly District 10 me ren-
eral Committee in the elections OF this afternoon
and tonight The Colonel" was IN high ieatheF
yesterday and told Tribune reporter that ne
would give Mr.. Appleton wallopinE that ne "oN''
remembs-
"I could beat him said Mr. Dsdy. outside o.
his own ward and A. that believe that sha"
carry the First Ward. The other sections Of tie
Ist Assembly District-the Third Ward ana me
First Election District OF The Win Assembly Dls''
are solid for me II gives great deal OF -a'-
isfaction 10 know that I may be able TO carry
Appeton's own ward" Mr.. Dady VINO was 50
sanguIne % Republican success In Kings county
before The results u the hast election for Governor
were made known. Is not now 80 taikauVN ~ ~
vas then and he refused Yesterday 10 say ""d1
he though; the probable outcome % me iai e'Nc-
lions would be- r - his opinion. however mat "
good strong clean men nominated the re
publicaus may have good Sighting sno" i'' VIZ
tory
Assistant Postmaster Taylor c7d HN-oiperH.''
Fxtance are fighting against Naval Ohcer oharhe,
and Ascend lynan F. g.. Brennan In ne w ii"
Assembly District M Taylor and Mt hxtan'e
are not IN harmony with the regular organization
NJ Sbarka,. say. +ha, he will defeat he Taylor
ticket by FIVE n one Mr. Taylor believes tna'
most of tho fifteen hundred voters ADDED ~ 'n@
books since tho LAST election will vote for MS 'chs'
and thus bring him ou' victorious
IN the XTTth Assembly District the opponents
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff have PVT t'k'' N
anil
~ 1Ns-A \ Frost. whom NJ N2odL IL, S,re
name as executive member from me ds,rts, e,n,
ne detection q william 4 11 TWoodr- vii
go NJ ,it47-ui,v IN 'eeiec-ir- his ri-ket.
EysherT Bgt.s Is * ki'E 1:3rt at' lie "a bSsn
hitrerIv opposed NJ Woodruf since ne "a n,
LEASING Iscob Wor,b + n Rsplblcan le9ders3hp
IN Kings County. NJ Worth ana - f-,e1d:
The hig ex-sherif has 4 memory no 49,, w ~ ~ ?be
leader Beatty a!d he regulars - ne -rs-
irg 20 become leader o. rhe WIN Asssrl,,' r,er's
triet IN Succession - ne la'H ln go m III
zion Tho result of the primaries IN nc dls'rIrT
,o-gFnTd5 -a qrh. NJ Dad Is "a king NJ Ffeut2n
Tho sfoble,- kramer fight tn The WI A1 SSii1
District is waxing forCer as The dellS'.' ' -
a5ou, 70 strike Mr. Hoolsy. who :. 60, s' +, rFe
rc'iar. . expected 20 desenj his ioG1 Inert Is
XrNth Assembly District Aidern.a;ni ~. rbo q
,- sing swords with councilman Na' ~gU
arco-fing 70 80 Ii1-n7u 80 hA.,ar' ,7su9e ~
,.f-riro Tohn q Deuhart is leading tie regu.s- :
n he XXth Assembly District 'Ealnp, o,,n,a5 ina.
~ o,-os.-ior viii 10 defeated. IN The NNlsr \ =
efy rs,rtc vhC3 sn5rao o- ne ., Ss ong-e-
-,- Ts-aa' p Fischer has lively hg7t On
hand. A-rayed against nm 2rs Ado2n .vpresi
49, - The board ~ Aldermen ~ no oid cly -
BROOKLYN and once = power IN ne po,air55S he
sr4,se ~ victory slightly In favor % Mt .s.hr.
NJ CHARGES power has v'7ned- - lo" IS y. y,
ns--ora-e 20 distrbu-" among me n'Nie Fo'''S VI
} Browns lilo .,.. -.,Ders T. q
/ --b..,ra that -ne regulars viii carry me IlcHtT
- III ~ he Assembly districts There Is rear
- eriou. 50 far a. the Organization Is con
-L-s7 - orv ~ these contests They are purely
The o,,: growth ~ personal ano,on. and aIter 'neg
80 hee7 sertIed AL Republicans VII tai IN NE
"a "a - a-4 vote for ne success o. their party
/ - .ba November elections.