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.NOMINATTON 4 SURPRISE.
Democrats Select W. j. Kelly for
Supreme Court.

v-HHam J. Kelly. counsel Tor the Long Island
Railroad who lives al No 20 ST James Place.
Trooklyn was unanimously nominated for Supreme
Court Justice IN INC Second Department by the
Democrats judiciary Convention held IN the Kings
County Courthouse yesterday The nomination
vas a great surprise. as ms name had not been
mentioned Tor the place Al o. the reports nae
been that Colonel James D. Bel and eE-JUstice
AUGUSTUS Van Nyck were the only names being
cunslQeIeu.
hle,er u steiubr.nk named AR. Kelly ano the
rcH11ne don was seconded 1y James } C.NelN. OF
Tie Win Assembly District and others.
Jarnes 81 Nlemann. OF Nassau County, VAS placed
g. nomination ty .. Y. Brower. 81 that county,
enc The ucminauon vas sec, noec IS District At
rCrnev Rowland Mills. OF SuffO Is. stephen u.
SleV.'s q lu0ce ~ Richmond county. Was uOnl-
rated by Judee Kenny Of Richmond. When il
became apparent that The bulk OF the vote was go
inr 10 Nj Kelly ais uomi-ation was mace unari-
NOUS
The uomiua-ion was Tor the place 70 be left va
cant hv the retirement OF Justice ". ". Goodrich
81 January D. 1904. on account OF the age limit
The Republican Judiciary Convention viii be he'd
next FrI6av Assistant Corporation Counsel Nc
Keen is slated FOR The nomination
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hear the reports from the conference eommlttee
which had talked with the Republican leaders
ar the Republican County Convention. Frank
Harvey Fields presented the majority report
declaring the COMMITTEES in favor Of having Al
fred ]. Boulton. who had beer the candidate Tor
the sherif's nomination, accept the nomination
for Register. -,.t
Gustave w Thompson. chairman OF the Ctti-
zens Union, presented the minority tepoiC' re- ls
ornnAn5ing that Boulton receive a nomination
for Sheriff or nothing. and blaming the Repuo-
ucan party for being unwilling TO confer on the
ticket in advance of it's county convention
soon AFTER amid a storm of cheering. Boulton
mounted the platform. He said he was IN the
hands of his friends. IL was for these 10 decide
what il was best Tor him TO do.
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FAIR TO INDORSE LOW.
Murphy Could Not Complain at
That Retaliation, Says Citizen"

Boss" Mclaughlin last night Ia The Brook
ly'n Citizen" the Official organ Of the Brooklyn
Democratic organization. served notice on
Charles r. Murphy tnat If be followed up his
plan OF trying 10 destroy the Brooklyn DEMO
cratic machine. Brooklyn might retaliate by in
dorsing Low for Mayor This is McLaUghlin's
snsWer 70 the Murphy scheme for electinE Nc
Clelan by putting the names Of Controller GroUt
and President Fornes Of the Board Of Aldermen
or the Tammany ticket The Citizen" last
night said la part IN Its leading editorial:
Tnere are various possibilities ope0ed up by the
report that Mr Murphy is just TOW disposed 10 in
dorse Controller GIout auC Nr. rorues Tor the
been Tenonustec by the fuslonIsts- j Ar. Murphy
adneres 10 JnIs pIos FAMINE, b. viii OBVIOUSLY be
permissible the Kings County Organization 10
eXcrciSe e. similar lherty OF choice. Whoever else
might with justice complain. d would uauifestly
not lie The mouth az ar. Murphy 10 mo Iault
IL the hlnEs County men should conclude SIM
pL.y the situation ty IuCOr-lLg Low Mr. Muir
ply seems 60 neve p~o-eCnec Qu the assumpL. on
IL ia lslug rltL G-out anc fornes that they would
edo strength 10 NcCle Ian, but hc mas evidently
not considered What Wuulc happen q Mcclellan !.
unanimfts on Lection DAY for nls OpuCrent As
81 ooklau VII probably poil total 20 o. votes
and ss Mcclellan would nor be lkelv 20 receive
more than -c 90 ~ thsm q nc were running VITA
Ike support az the local regulars the n.Uraity
g LCg on -h.e SIDE ~ The river WOULD mani Gly
ae sumethius over 11ee. which would leave Mr.
Nurphs man In a rather piuahle condition
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NAME CLONIN IN QUEENS
Fusionists Choose Him for Borough
President-Stormy Session.

Thu Fusiouists Of Queens Borough. in borough
and county convention. at Jamaica. Long Island.
Yesterday made the following noTn1natorS.
For Borough Presiient-JA1IES q CLONlN q %
9 $3.50 Ipsvs-.Tudse HARRISON 5. MOORE tR).
- Cou-tv C1a-k-JAAlEs INGRAM RI
r. sbs-i--wARREN B. ASHMEAD G2l.
Great excitement occurred after the convention
wing to the resentment OF the Independent Demo-
Gratis the Harmony Democrats OF NeWt9SH tItc ne
faction OF the Independent democrats ~ h@S.ls s
teG5 511rin~ TIE adjournment Of the convention
STTs ~eiuTn OF the conference committee WIFE We
.ts.itat 80 sfcualized by May protests on tns
CO., The DELEGATES who had been barred out pro-
tS15 vocifsrousv that ell che parties 20 the IGslon
r,ovrnert should have been present at the GOMEZ
ne Tie representatives Of the Republican parry
s~rativs Of regular ORGANIZATIONS ,,..s-
rbose who took part in the conference IN aodtIon
to the Republicans. were the Clu]ehS Clou ANU l''0
Greater New-YOrk Demo-racy-
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FEW NAMED BY C. U. FOR ALDERMEN.
Most Conventions Adjourn or Appoint Con-
ference Committees.

Conventions in al6ermanic districts throughout
the city were held by the Citizens Union last night
bur there was not a fun list Of nominees chosen.
A move had been set on foot among the leaders Of
the organizations 10 name men Of prominence and
standing IN the cornunity. Richard Watson
Glider. The poet. beiug named as e possible can
Gldate. and Jacob r. Schlf. George Haven Putnam
and others were spoken a. as possible aldermen
This caused tn various conventions 10 become in
teresting and the results were watched for closely
Up 10 y O'CloCk The returns showed the following
Districts heard from isl aelou-ned I'D Mednes-
day lAtL. KIM. NN-E. XVIII. AHNIlC dis
trlcts. aLJCu~rcd suspect the call Of the chair,
ENAIIlG. Elias Goodman Denomination, AAA-
Nth. Frank Eugene owen, Democrat.
The Citizens Union headquarters al No IS East
SiXteerth-5t-. were closed at u.30 2. n, without
any other aldtrmaric conventions being heard
from. All had instructions 70 report. and II was
believed that each Of ChOss which did MOI rOrliua
this morning
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SELECT Mr.. TR4UTMANN.
Republicans Candidate for Sheriff
Justice BiSckof RenOmiRated.

Al tho Republican County Convention. held last
night IN the Murray HIn Lyceum. Justice Henry
Bischon. jr.. was renominated for Justice Of the
Supreme Court IN the First District. and Ralph
Trnutnaun was nominated for Sheriff. IN accord
auce with the recommendations OF the Republican
COZ. ference. Resolutions offered b. VI. Linn Bruce,
in6o-sirg the denomination - Mayor Low. Con-
troHcr Circuit and Mr.. Fornes. were enthusiastically
adopted.
Tx-sudge winigrn =. Cohen was made temporary
Chairman. and George y. Manchester. secretary OF
TIC Republican County Committee temporary sec
Rotary. Both were afterVaro made permanent Of
ncsrs 81 the convention. In his Introductory re-
marks. PIT. Cohen said:
The issues Of tl.!s campaign are the same as II
iSl-its hFht OF decency against inoesency o5
feel confident ln saving that II viii meet the
same fate q met IN l-L
Ek-Judee Ernest HAN eu'ogized Justice BischoI
n putting his name IN nomination. saying;
Lord Bacon saic. many years ago. that 'Judges
ought n be more learned than witty. more fektIeit
than plausible and more advised than ooutdenti
T7roper virtue IN that sentiment had been meas
urec and cut 70 order u coulo not peter naSe rs
whose name now present 10 you-HcnrE Bisch non.
industTy and research. dignity and becoming gen
tieness Of demeanor on the bench. ano a ripe ano
oisregard and contempt for every cotSioeTation
other thsn equal and exact justice 20 ali
Otto A Rosalslzy ez-Judre James T. Davenport
and Alderman Herbert Parsons seconded Justice
Bischofs name.
Colonel abe" oruber. followed by q voIey Of
hnndclapping toddled 20 the platform 20 nominate
Or. Trautmaru.
'rUhsn the consietory at Rome elects q rabbi 20
~ Pope then viii rammary Han indcrse fusion
Candidates" said he 1t is remarkable how
little pretended virtue has thrown scare into The
r-frsr's ranks and caused McC1rren and McLsausl-
in 70 retire the tall imbers OF political incis-
position. The ticket this fan ] may say. viii he
elected by The same forces Of good ana virtue .
81 was two wears ago. aud ~ went make any az
ference who gets down of tho band wagon.
Mr.. Cohen referred. 10 speaking OF Jusuce
riscbof "a the croker threat that Ny Biscnou
~hOulf never have reconciliation. u seems NAV
several years ago. when Justice Bischon aid JUS
-for Driv usre sitting ia Special Sessions Justice
uaiy appointed clerk Of the court e Daly. no
-elatlOu 70 him. whom croker opposed justice
Bischof sustained IFS colleagues act thus incur
ffnF Cookers cnmity.
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NIXON is UNDECIDED.
Won't Tel Course, If Rejected by
Tdnmdny.

In q most painful state Of indecision was
Lewis Nixon. once Of Tammany. when he was
called on yesterday 10 say II he wanted 10 De
Of Tammany again or was willing to run Tor
Mayor on any Democratic ticket. Mr. Nixon
was sore about the .'misconstruction and mis-
judgments" applied to the statement Issued on
Sunday night Any such misconstructions as
the public might like to make. he felt. must be
on the public's devoted head. for he couldn't
undertake to play political mentor ne ihloIIAeo
The former leader OF Tammany Hall did settle
one debata bic subject. Ate. much discussion
h. declared THAI IN writing his statement printed
in Yesterdays papers ne had in mind only one
Democratic nomination., that or the regular
Democratic organize tlon. he had made no al
rangeuents to hght his battle at the convention,
hove ever he added, and admitted that he had
not discussed the subject with any Tammany
leader or d representative OF any leader.
Did you talk II over with Mr.. JeIomer was
rs Mr. Jerome leader" he eountered.
But to the prime question put to him badly
If GU DO not get the Tammany nomination at
the convention. will YOU bolt. and accept any
independent nomination." Mr.. Nixon had no
That's question which ought TO answer it
self" he declared I've found that TO work
cut pretty well with other subjects in this same
The Democratic committee is meeting In
Brooklyn now. il may come out for you Would
you take that nomination. the reporters per
sisted
'.AIavbe we'd better wait to see what the
Democratic committee really does" temporiZed
Mr.. Nixon.
How about Sheehans crowd?'
I haven't heard anything from Mr.. Sheehan
about il" he laughed
Well did YOU or did you not. in writing your
statement have in mind to take any Democratic
nomination which came along%
I've told you l was thinking only about the
regular Democratic nomination. but IS TO what
Tn going to 90. I don't know. 1 don't why
I should say whether I'd bolt, abide by the de-
cision Of the convention or not; wait 20 see what
the convention does
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BRONX MEN TO WATCH ALDERMEN

II is expected that at tO-day's meeting Of the
Board Of Aldermen the Railroad Committee VIII
s,tbr,lt a report on the application Of the New
work and Port Chester road for PERMISSION to cross
over and under Bronx streets. The aldermen have
been made aware OF the feeling IL The Bronx
over the delay taking the application through
the articles which have appeared In The Tribune
I'm .be last month. In case the board should fail
to act the North Side Board of Trade viii at
once proceed with arrangements Tor mass meet
ing to protest against the aldermen ignoring the
vital need OF The Bronx fOr better transit tacIli
ties BY failing To report on the railroad COM
ranv's permission TO USE the streets IL will re-
aure In the construction 81 It's road Such action.
however IL Is not believed. will be necessary. as
the outlook Is Cor favorable action by the board
al tC-day's session
4 delegation OF Bronx residents viii attend the
meeting. a. il is felt that their presence will be
OF assistance in securing action on tho applica-
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BOSS CALLS 1T INSULT.
Continued from flrst PAGE

Z
a.. ..so-,bi,,r,an Frank J. Ulrich, who' WIN
,-bairr,an shea completed the list OF the mem
rs % the BROOKLYN delegation to the CITY Co'i'
rnittee- ..,, hoss.
Then Hugh Mclaughlin, the veteran -
s-ol-a and his words were listened 10 vi" -,
closest attention. He spoke Win S'' "
.,,o.to, although entirely ispassionatels' AZ
"a -b,, he thought that the Brooklyn ol
cation had been treated with scant cOui 80 -
deed an affront almost equal 10 an HiS
been offered 20 them They had oeeh ue0S- -
and an attempt had been made 10 piaOe -
8 ridiculous position. He described the 80,
- .bst rad nassed between him ano Mul
~ when the latter visited him at MS hOiIe' III
po,,sen.s. He stated that an his opinion Alui
~, ,vorId remain mistaken in his deterIhn@-
,,o1 70 name Mcclellan. Mclaughlin stated as
his Judgment that the integrity OF the M'lloue u
bv-st organization was at STAKE anu 'N@' -
would be suicidal TO give in an incn- -,
several others spoke. and then James D. eeh
offered the following resolution wnieh was
passed unanimously: .-s.., ,,,,,o,,tad bv.
his comnittee for the purpose OF conItTFns VIZ. ~.
like committees Of the other oos oTi TO his com
Tnittee in detail as 10 It's acuons as SUN
Resolved That the action taken by the saia co
mittee of five be, and the same Is oi III h d-
ratlhed and approved ang ,, s4lo e0lii''''e' -
rected 10 adhere TO ITS poSluoh.
Senator McCsrren then offered verbal reso-
Iution empowering the Brooklyn members OF
the City Committee to name Brooklyns can
didates at the meeting Of the committee to-
night. If it is deemed wise
The corridors Of the building were throngeu
with those who were anxious TO hear tne LeSuI'
OF the meeting. Among them was bro ;. Coie e
who had an anxious look on his face AileI tic
meeting the leaders remained in several H.tIe
groups all in earnest conversation hugn hG,
IauehIin looked grave and troubled. tie salo
that the attitude Of the Kings county organ,
ization remained Unchanged. When pressed
for particulars he said: -.
Young men. did you ever see a prize HsnI
that you could write Up before the men got IN
the ring2' - .
Senator NcCarren said that no names OF
POSSIBLE Brooklyn candidates were mentloneu
in the meeting. lie seemed sure that Murphy
would carry out his programme and that Kings
County would present another ticket IN the
convention He was sure that Brooklyn would
not bolt the ticket. nor Go anything tina. WouId
lay the wiiioughby Street machine open TO the
accusation Of being irregular. Other Leaders
spoke in the same way.
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

AFadletown n. Y Sept. 2S.-Louis Bedell was re-
nominated for member Of the Assembly from the
ia District Of Orange County at the Republican
convention IT Goshen to-day.
Newburg. Sept. 2S-The Democrats OF the Ist
Assembly District Of Dutchess County to-day nomi-
mated Frank &. Shaw. OF FfskkilI. for Assembly
ard PASSED resolutions condemnns the canal i'm
prcveneats-
Poughkesps-e. y. Y. Sept &-rhs Democrats OF
the Id Assembly District cf Dutchess County TO-
day nominated Robert WinthroP Chanlez FER mem
her 0. Assembly.
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WOULD MAKE IT PARTY ISSUE.
J. D. Crimmins Praises Tammany Indorse-
ment of Grout and Fornes.

Thomas F. Smith secretary @ Tammany Hall.
last night gave out the following. which be said
John D. Crimmns had written In 8 letter 10
Charlts F. Murphy:
In my opinion. the presentation to the Demo
cratic voters OF this city Of such admira Die tick
a as he one proposed. bearing the names Of No
t'.e'ln. GTunt ana ICrues. g. indeed good and
healthy politics. il IS also evidence o. wise anc
broad lead rship. Such ticket viii sur. ~ Win.
because 10 Democrat can consistently oppose in
I wish % congratulate NCu and 20 assure YOU thar
1 shat do al IN my power 10 aid such 4 ticket
The adoption and conunuance of such CRAFTY
Ing policy viii promote Democratic unity ard in
teErity. and ultimately bring about the supreuscy
o. DCmOclatic principles in the State and n me
naunn.
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BELMONT BEHIND NIXON
Report That O. III. p. Is Furnish
ing the Funds.

One Of the political stories that gained currency
YESTERDAY was that the financial support behind the
Nixon boom cam from ox-Congressmaa o. r p
Belmont Nj Belmont's interest in Mr.. Nixon
so the story went grew cut Of the effort OF the
latte when leader o: Tammany Hail to force
George s. Mcclellan. nO@ in the lime light as the
Murphy candidate. 10 secure for Mr.. Belmont a
vacancy on the House Committee OF Naval Affairs.
Nj Nixor's demand NJ. Mcclellan. as the
chairman Of the New-YorX delegation. was met
bv the polite announcement that the position was
already promised TO Representative Fitzgerald. Of
Proc klyu. Now the sinews OF OF the Nixon
canine igu are reported 70 be flowing from the Bel
mont Golfers in revenge for the slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
SENATOR MCLELLAND RESIGNS.

state Senator Charles P McClelland yesterday
confirmed the report from Albany that ne had
RESIGNED the senatorship 10 assume the duties o.
United States General Appraiser. At his Office 81
No g Llberty-st. ne declared:
shall not assume the new duties until October
* but / sent IN my resignation Of the Senatorshp
All tins time IN orCer that there may be ques-
ton as 20 the election Of my successor at the
general election.
Senator McClenand has represented the xXIId
District The tender OF the appIaisership was
mode 70 him in August. but the commission was
rc- signed until e few days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
BOULTON FOR REGISTER.
Brooklyn c. L. agrees Scih RePud-
IicanS after Long WrGngle.

Al . O'Clock this morning the borough con-
vention OF the Citizens Union. in Brooklyn. &C
cepted the report Of the majority Of the CON-
mittee. which had been in conference with the
Republican convention, renominated President
swanstrorn by reclamation and accepted the
Republican dictunl that Alfred J. Boulton. who
had been their candidate fer Sheriff should ac-
cept the nomination for Register
II was after midnight rhen the convention
wa. called together in the Johnston Building 70
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zlzeLER WILL sUPposr LOW

The mention o. william Ziegler as q possibl. ,,-
dependent candidate for Mayor o. Nov-Yorl hy
John &. Sheehan has ELECTED she following com
munication fiom Dir. Zieg.er:
The use % my name Tor public 9flce in any
caIfe rity ls lna utnorized Under cifcurr
could consider nomination. What the touIe
want to-day II COol government. q man 81 -
peflgnce. capacity and courage. and who ca 49,
wll satisfy their wants The fusion artv nominal
lions. Messrs. low, Drout and FCrnes a. head fhri-
flckcf. are men who have tarusd the confidence q.
IRE public and whom o shall support.
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c. U. ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.

Conventions IN Assembly districts. TO nominate
candidates for the Assembly. held last night
by the Citizens Union. In some instances IL was
on the slate 10 reuominate men who have served
faithfully and IL believed the Republicans and
Citizens Unicpists would agree the ma jOrity Of
the men 10 BE- nominated in the city.
The ANINth District reported the nomination OF
Francis ". Stanton, lawyer OF No 1901 cond-
ave No other Assembly conventions heard
from headquarters closed the
night. IL was believed committees from each DIS
trict would report this morning.
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ALL AT SEA, SAYS SHEEHAN.
Some G. n. Y. D. Leaders Favorable to In.
dorsing Controller Grout.

John C. SaeeEan. leader % the Greater Nevy-Yorls
Democracy. said yesterday that while many Of his
district leaders were fav0rabiy disposed toward
incorsng Controller CroCt Tor denomination. stiu he
could not tell untl the executive committee met
OK Thursday night what they would &C.
We are al 81 Sea" s2s5 lfr Sheehan- That
seems be the fashion to-6s-- No two OF ny
eist--c1 leaders think TIE same thing. ard voz I
Enov vvhether we s-e SCOT ~ Aa-s-Eaek Ill
Thursday lichL
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TO NOMINATE BRONX PRESIDENT.

AZ a meeting OF the Citizens Uaion. Borourh %
The Bronx held at NO. 10 Trenoat-ave.. last night
the delegates 70 to-Cys conference 20 Ge-5s as 10
tie nomination o. a Bo-s1sh President were in
strucced 70 support either Fielding L Marshall OF
Cyrus c Miller, and. II the conferrees failed
70 agree the nomination % either OF these 70
support the nomination Of independent Demo
crat only u is -adsrstoci that ths Republicans
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LITTLETOK FOR BOROUGH PRESIDENT.
Brooklyn Democrats to Nominate, with This
Exception, Ticket Of Two Years AGO.

a. conference in the WillourEby-st auction
rooms yesterday 81 was decided 20 recommend 10
TIE executive COMMITTEES denomination OF he
Democratic borough a4-l county ticket o. two years
acc. Win TIE exception OF Edmurd h. briggs. VINO
was The c..noioate tlen Tor Borough President
Assistant Dstlcr Attorney AarLr ~ IfrrIeto,
YES selecteC as TIC candidate Tor Borough freei-
cent. District Attorney DlaI ke will le renonlf.
ratec. HENRY HesrerberR vii be named for Sheg5r
Matthew = Doo.tY or Register and Conrad Hasen-
Tug tor County Clerk
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FOR AssEMsLYMEN AND ALDERMEN.

Tie alderman and Assembly conventions held by
the Brooklyn Citizens Union last night adjourned
eNccpt where nominations were made follows:
AlGernan-NIth District, John Demar; With
DfsIfict. T. Is. McNickle; NINth District. William
\ Volt. NNIIIth District, James IL. McInnis and
NXth District. Neal Ward.
ASS nbiymau-AlNth District William J. Doaa-
hue, and NXth District. John Marsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
RUSSELL LOOKING FOR OLD JOB.
Expects Ee Will Get It if Mcclellan Is
Elected

Il vas learned az the Herman House last night
that William Hepburn Russell had announces 20 his
friends that IN case o. NcCleIan's election as
NsFor he would be rcinstated IL his Cd place OF
Commissioner Of Accounts. NJ. Russell resigned
this place 10 enter Tammsny Han and ass ST Nc
Clellan in the Nayoralty campaign.