New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09

The oa1ce before II o'clock shoWeg s''
Wineries would furnish many hghts.
ono source of amusement was sno
faiIure Of the Democratic Assoclati.on'
Countv Clerk Schneidcr's organlzatiHi'
which was heralded BY Mr. Schne!Iett
and his friends as the machine t"aS
would nut Tammany out OF business "
fle more than three petitions ior s'aIe
committeeman. These were III "e
30th. where Frank Hendrick iiled pc
tition in imposition TO Percy r. Nagls,
the 10Th. where Thomas +. D?heity
vent after James ]. Hines, ana IN tng
9Th. where Max Altman sought 10 Dea'
Michael Lazarus. A..
OnIy one fight showed itself IN the
early Republican petitions Tor inc on
ate This was in the 18Th, where AS
semblyman Dean Nelson Is being op'
posed bv the Rev. Rufus 7. Johnston
formerly one Of the ministers OF the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. Three
Progressive candidates for Senator
we're Endorsed by the Republicans IN
return for Progressive Endorsement OF
delegates to the constitutional conVeh-
ton.
The only fight threatened in the Re-
nublican Congressional contests was
ayerted by the withdrawal OF Samuel
Strasbourger, who at the last moment
retired in favor of Albert Ottlnger.
Out to Beat Gruber.
Samuel $. Koenig, Republican county
president, who lives in Democratic
Senatorial district, was named az dele
gate to the constitutional convention
in the 18th Senatorial District, a
ytrou,y panuhIican baIllWIck.
The only fight in the Republican
County Committee was in the nth,
where Franklin Brooks is after the
scalp Of Abe Gruber The Brooks fac
ton has put complete ticket IN the
field.
Were out to get Gruber," said Mr.
Brooks. 81 went after him once before
but this time I'm going to get him. lie
hasn't Chinaman's chance
The petitions for State Senator from
the entire city filed up to within lew
minutes of midnight follow:
sd--Bcrnard VI. Patten ID. Christian WI
land UtD. 81 Thomas H. cullen 90: kaIpn
Waldo Bowman BJ. 4th--tharlcs {. Wise
ID Charles &. lockwood Hll; 5th-WiIllaW
J. IIen"rupu %. Barth = tronin 'Dl' PIT
/ william -. Carswcll %. thlrlHs +: MLt
phv Gt.. Ind. h.. eth Daniel !. Carroll %
StI-Joseph Fcnueiy d. Alvah W. Burn,
game tR T. Andrew IoIyin a.; 9th-Ftllh y.
Sauncr o.. Robert i. Lawson 'R;l Jonh
Buick. jr, n p; loth-lIcrnan H. ,, ,%%'-
Daniel Wddl ~. Joshua :. shapiro %,
| 9th--Wlllldm Weiss OR), Nathaniel PhlllirS
~. Philip Bsreano ~: l3ihrWi,llsn' -.
Rose HIJ. Patrick T. Clnavan LP.. Ind. l.!
| inh--John J. Doubleday RI; l5th-trancls
=. Coushlin az. r.; lGth-Lyle T.. Mahsh
a. r.; l7th--Oglcu L. Mill Rl. IAndoh
Bates, jr. G'D: iSth-Joscph n. Adams 'R.L
Ralph n. Monroe RJ: 18Th Dean Nelson
nkl. Rufus T.. Johnston ntD william "
Vaughan ~. 2Oth--Jcre'Hiah kolehcr ~
r. charles %ovelIo ~ irving j. Joseph
Norri, = Srhcctor 'R). William y. o Cor
. man tpp: a"d francis y M'Dpnough uh'
simon VI. PILu a.. Hurry Cohen 40 QUO
I H.u..hI ~
Petitions for candidates for Assem-
; bly, were filed as follows:
Sew York and Bronx ,ounuos-- lst- Frank
poyino usI -d--Jo,epb :. Si"g'l lsJ, ls!ac
r. S,hrioucr %: 2I Jacob Meistrr " 'tr
Harry g. Tiomberg ,RD. Max E"kndi
',pI. Jth-IISnry g. Tarke Ii.. Ind 49,. SIN
Nathan y Perlman r.. lsad"rr Ap''i ~, .
yVrll,rr UaIport ~. 7th-NrNIu4er TODD
m: ,tl-NIurray y Firsuuan ,RD. solomon
D. Sunrip tpp: Robert f. Williamson ~
/ Iltn--Hcrmau Weiss RI Samuel frluEoi'
,pI Morris n Rsss a.. nth. william
/ Ham ,Rl. lgIh--IOrn !. To't"u NN): 18th
f;TwarI J Eo.hc dD, 18Th Patrick Gos'
,iRJ. Iath-'AhrahaW Eiieubpgcn btl' l''G-
Thomas ! Keenan, ,gp.: l.ih Martin Eourk'
IN Ii,,1,ii.,e, az "Gth-MidtsSu NJ Iones ,TiJ
-lst--IIaroll g. Mitchell utD, LOUIS \. "a
y-IIo ~. I'D William J. Soi'"rt 'ti H'h
jamiu r. Moore r.; s"d.'S. 'nIjo Of ~! .,i'l'
'Trau.l- r. StoIiari D.. T.. Ind. b. -'in-
charl,y H. IIcc. Ir RD, Nth-'G"ors "
FluIla'ar ,EJ: @9tu-'Uo"ari 'our'mg ,'''
35rl Michael J. MoEuauy n. p; @ls,-
AARON A. FeuherG ,RJ. go Lou. J.. INN
I.r m. william WarhtcU pl; 2&d-H"h'r
: Mullen 10. 35th-MaN Gross Hi1.