New-York tribune., 1901-11-12
TNGER IS SS.715 POORER.
TAMMANY HALL GOT 5000 OF HIS coNTRl
BUTTON TOWARD HIS DEFEAT

F1-Judge George NJ Van Hoesen the defea'eo
Taumany candidate for President OF the boaio oi
Aldermen filed his certificate as to his expenses "
the County Clerks office yesterday. He says ne
paid THE Jewish Messenger s" LOT auNei
and The Successful American SIS.
For wears. he adds Il have been IN the hapi'
Of every wear making a contribution to the Demo-
cratic party in this city. This year nave i
such contribution l would nave Haue '
tribution If ] had not been candidate put as A.
NAV have been used in part in paying the EXPENSES
of the campaign just closed I shall treat II as
money contributed in aid of my election ana 'hei
fore I return that contributed 10 the DeiioNi
organization of the XXVlI;h Assembly District ol
which / am d member, 500" This makes MS ca
penses s2S5.
C,aro-,a r-o-r, Iustice James A Blanchard, one
~ the successful fusion candidates for the place
now held by him, says there have been no moneys
contributed or expended by him directly or IN
directly either by himself or any other person III
aid Of his election
Thomas f. Woods, the present Democratic leader
in the Board of Aldermen. Tammany candidate for
Alderman of the Twentieth Aldermanic District
spent s12e
Edward T Fitzpatrick Tammany candidate TOT
Coroner in Manhattan, expended sSoo, OF whlch ne
maid $500 to the Democratic General Committee or
the County Of New-York and 500 TO the Democratic
General Committee of the IVth Assembly District
Henry w Unger the defeated Tammany candi-
date for District Attorney, spent s. 5 5S OF winch
Tarnmany Hall got $500
Nicholas T. Brown one OF the successful fusion
candidates for Coroner in Manhattan, spent $500 OF
which the Greater New-York Democracy in the lid
Assembly District for organization and election
ceived s4Qo.
Jacob E. Bausch, one Of the defeated Tammany
candidates for Coroner. expended s625 Of which he
subscribed $500 TO the Tammany Hall General Com
mttee.
Samuel seabury who will replace Justice John P.
Schuchman as Justice OF the City Court spent only
$40 SO of which ne received for his personal cam
paign, and which he handed over 10 Dr. Gould the
treasurer of the Citizens Union
John Rogge. candidate for Coroner in The Bronx
on the Tarnmany Hall ticket, spent 81 So Of
which the Tammany Hall General Committee of
The Bronx received 1850
Frederick W. Longfellow. the fusion candidate Tor
Alderman in the Fortieth Aldermanic District who
was successful spent s1362 49, IS of which he gave
organization OF the XXXVth Assembly District
The following candidates have filed their afidaEits
election expenses at the recent election IN
John ]. Sloane. successful Democratic candidate
for Assembly, Ist District. spent sag for printing
stationery. postage and carriage hire.
Edgar l. Ryder. defeated Democratic candldate
for Assembly, lid District. spent S56 in the same
for Superintendent Of the Poor paid out $3.50 to the
county committee sl17 4s for printing, envelopes
a1a ss eRa Of ioT Port cheer defeated Social
istLabcr candidate for Overseer Of the Poor spent
Joseph IL Sweeny. defeated Soeialist-Labor
ddate for Assembly, 1st District spent So which he
gave to Peter Jacobson for the purpose of agita-
tion education and the organization Of the working
class into the only party of their class the Socialist
Labor party"
Among the schedules of expenses filed by the
candidates for office in the recent election with
the County Clerk of Kings County yesterday were
the following: James C Church. successful fusion
candidate for Surrogate. 81 90; William B. Hurd.
jr Democratic candidate for County Judge, de-
feated $500; Charles Guden. winning fusion candi-
date for Sheriff 81 800: Walter l.. Durack success
full fusion candidate for Magistrat e I5arge:
81 Os2 %; J. Nostrand fusion candidate, elected
Magistrate, S2,344.