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SAFES.
TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.

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makers AMERICAN TRUNK CO, II
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isfactiou guaranteed
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ser. WI personally recommend. HENRI.
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Der Of Grst class COacnEnen and xTo0ns
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DIRE SSNAkING.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FURNISHED RUOMs.

43D-ST., 2oT WEST.-Furuished rooms;
new furniture; complete renovation; near
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
VAN WICK NOT KINGS CHOICE.
Mclaughlin wants Him. but Leaders Arc
willing to Let Him Rest.

As il to refute the sentiments Of his own
proclamation in favor Of unselfish action
in the choice of candidates for high Office,
Boss Mclaughlin Of Brooklyn has decreed
the nomination Of ex-Justice Augustus
Van Wyck for the place on the Supreme
Court bench. although he will not be able,
by reason of the age limitation, to serve
out the term If elected
There has been no demand on the part
Of le ading Democrats or members Of the
har Of Kings county or Of the other ten
counties in the second judicial district
for the nomination of Van Wyck, but on
tho contrary there has been general
desire that he should be allowed to enjoy
the lucrative law practice he has built up
since his defeat by Roosevelt for the Cover
norship. His political resurrection in this
crisis Is regarded purely as the personal
act OF Mclaughlin without the slightest
reference to the wishes Of the Democratic
organization.
Friends of ex-Surrogate Abbott, ex -Judge
Crane and Col. James D. Bell, who have
been mentioned for months in connection
with the coming vacancy on the Supreme
Court bench, still think that Van Wyck
will decline the nomination, In spite Of
McIAughlin's desire TO have him on the
Ticket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
STEIN OUT or &. N. Y. ID.
says Organization Tried 10 Deal With
Tammany and Failed.

Never j. Stein has resigned from the
executive committee Of the Greater New
York Democracy. He writes TO Chairman
Cantor
The gentlemen in control OF the Greater
New York Democracy have been using the
organization as catspaw. After endenv-
0ring to make bargain, TO turn It over to
failed because the terms did not satisfy those
who began the negotiations, the oreaniza-
ton Is now committed to the support Of Mayor
Low, and this In the face Of the fact that its
conferees left the Citizens. Union conference
two weeks ago declaring that they could not
consistently. support any but an Independent
Democrat for Mayor. ! am not
mittee who feels that most Of us have been
treated as cattle. to be sold and delivered to
the highest bidder.
Resides, It is evident that tho success Of
fusion this year merely means the strength;
nation and will 80 far toward aiding tho
Republicans TO remain In power. Non
craftsmanship this year IL simply another
name for rampant Repub!icanism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
DIED.

CORNlNG.-On Tuesday. Sept. /. at Munich, Ger
many, the Rev James Leonard Corning In h'
18th year.
Funeral eNices will be held at his late HroosNn
residence. II Picrrcpont ST.. on Friday. Sept o.
at $50 p. NJ.
GlBBS.-At his residence. North Asbury PARK
n. j.. on Monday. Sept. 81. Frederick SeS
mour Gibbs, In the 5sth year Of his age
Funeral services will be held al the Church o.
the TRANSPORTATION. 10th St. cant NJ Sth AZ
New York city. Friday morning, Sept - o.
1880 o'clock. Interment al Greenwood
HICKEY.--At her residence. SO Morton S. %
Thursday. Minnie. beloved doughtc OF Hannah
and the late Daniel Hickey.
Funeral on Saturday. at 10 a. NJ. from S''N
ronics's Church. Christopher and Washington
sts.. where solemn requiem mass VIII be ce'
brated for the reposc OF her soul Relative
and friends and those OF her brother ia" ~
John J. Hickey, Rondout. y. " ar rrsr'r''l''
invited 10 attend.
LEwIS.-Entcred into rest on Monday. SEPT
1905 at Bemardsvilic. ". j.. Mary PlcN
widow Of Edward Parkc CustLs Lewis anu
daughter OF the late Edwin A. Stevens o. Va'''r
Point Hobokcn. n. j.. in the e4th yeH o.
her age.
Funeral services will be held Mt Trinity Thur'
Washington and It'll SITS. H0bokon j. "'
Friday. Sept. rs. 1903. At 1880 y. " In'
mcnt st Princeton. n. J.
STEBBINS.- Suddenly. on Sept. ?J. 1908 al So''1
smpton. l.. l.. Julia Seymour Stcbbn'' VIZ
OF Horace Chase Stebblns. and daughter 10
George Crawford Clark and Harriet Irei'.
Clark.
Funeral services will he held at Grace tnlT'
New York. on Saturday. Sept, 70. at 1901
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
"ON THE DEFENSIVE"
HOw's That for Campaign Motto:--Chair.
men Call on the Mayor.

President Bruce Of the Republican County
Committee and X. Fulton Cutting. chair
man Of the Citizens Union. called on Mayor
Low yesterday to arrange for the formal
notice to him of his nomination. The
Mayor afterward said that he would make
no public utterance in the campaign until
this notice has been served on him. He is
TO speak at Chicago on Oct. at the Fort
Dearborn celebration.
President Bruce made this tatsment
Yesterday;
mated the winning ticket. The work Of
Mayor Low. Comptroller GrOut and Presi-
dent Fornes has been to the people OF the
They have lifted city government out OF the
gutter OF corrupt politics.
To renominate them was not matter
dorsing demonstrated honesty and capacity.
The majority Of the people Of this city are
good and Intelligent people. That majority
may sometimes bs deceived. but to charge
that they cannot recognize good city gov
eminent when they see 1t and compare it
with Tammany rule would be an insult to
their intelligence.
The campaign now opened will not be
one for or against individuals. No issue
could be surer han the one We now face.
1t is honesty and capacity against dshon-
Of the city against Tammany and the Tam
many system. The good people are going to
win.
70 the Tammany inspired statement that
we will be ION the defensive" in this cam
paign. say for the Republican organization
that we shall be -on the defensive" only to
the extent that We shall be defending the
city treasury. defending the homes Of the
people from blackmai and eXtortion. de-
Tending the docks, the schools, the parks.
and the Fairgrounds from a band OF cor
ruptonists who are without honor and with
out shame.
Mayor Low will be reelected. not because
OF his politics, but for the reason that he
has made It possible for the moral elements
of the city to realize the material value OF
good city government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
HENRY GEORGE OFF The SLATE
SULZBERGER OR CANTOR FOR
BOROUGH PRESIDENT.
Republicans Ask for the Nomination Of
Ralph Trautmann ~ Fusion Candl-
date for Sheriff -Sub-C conference Adj.
journs 10 To-day without . Decision.


journs 10 To-day without . Decision.
After session lasting three hours and
half yesterday afternoon. the sub-com-
mittee Of the Fusion Conference Committee,
appointed ON Tuesday night to fix up the
slate for Borough President in Manhattan
and for Sheriff in New York county, adj
journed without having definitely settled
on the nominations.
Nevart heless the subcommittee decided
some things Of Importance They abso-
lutely eliminated Henry George from the
ticket, despite the intimation given to
that young mans friends at the Citizens
Union convention on Wednesday night
that he might possibly be looked out for.
The Citizens Union members of the sub
committee did present the name OF Mr..
George to the conference a. candidate
for Borough President. But the Repub-
ican members. who offered no candidate
themselves, absolutely declined to, cor
slider Mr.. George at all, and when it became
obvious that he had no chance whatever
his supporters, who were rather luke
warm about him anyway, agreed to drop
him from further consideration for either
Borough President or Sheriff.
rowed the nomination for Borough Presi-
dent down to two men. Jacob A Cantor.
who ia described IA being not anxious.
hut quite willing to run again. and Cyrus
Sulzherger, the silk merchant who WIS
advanced as n Candidate NV the Citizens'
Union in the conference OF Tuesday night.
The only candidate for Sheriff NIT for
ward was named nv the Rsnublicans. He
ia Ralph Trautmann. treas,,rer Of the
iitbo0ra ming Arm Of TraI,tna nm BAILEY
h Blampey Of Az broadway lives At 40
West Eighty fifth strset and Ia n Repub-
I;can wnsker in tho Twantw.n;nth Assam