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Pawing statement which he prepared at his home last night It shows how I
c h e tinds ort the question of accepting the Tammany nomination
O SIMILAR CASE
A friend of mine has gone to the trouble of looking up tho flics of tho
newspapers of tho fall of 1890 when Comptroller Myers was the candidate
I Yp all parties for reelection Ho was first nominated by the AntiTammany
ks Conference Committee whose action was ubsequontly indorsed by tho Re
Ppubllcan County Democracy and Peoples Municipal League conventions
j Tho Tammany Convention nominated him after he had been named by the
< Ifuslpnjsts The GermanAmerican Reform Union and other Independent
f t organizations indorsed Mr Myers after he had accepted the Tammany
j nomination Mr Jerome who had served aa Assistant DistrictAttorney
j under Col Fellows was one of the most active of the Fusion campaign ora
ll 4 tprs of 1890 and neither by word or pen objected to tho candidacy of Mr
i Myers because he had received the nomination of all parties
1 NO CRITICISM BY PLATT I
i My friend assumed that the discussion of today would bo about R
4 repetition of that of 1890 but found absolutely no criticism of Mr
J erobut on tho other hand very general commendation
i Even Mr Platt of Owego Tioga County Is quoted In tho NOT York
Herald of Oct 20118 giving the following answer to the question
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1 Thou you are In entire harmony with the completion of tho Fusion
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tyr Perfectly BoI think the candidates named have been selected with
ifare Judgment and will moot too views of the people Not a word can bo
J ald against the character of a single man put In nomination and I think
VtMslii remarkable when you consider the rapidity with which tho ticket
1KB placed ln the field
J PIATT WAS WITH IT
i i On Nov 2 1890 In a signed statement In the Herald hosald
iL 44L was absent from the city during tho weeks that the ticket was made
i arid wtts surprised on my return to find bow good a ticket was constructed
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VWeatlfify ninny conflicting elements
5 f > it seems to have been growing In strength everyday and hour since
7tthascome under my observation and I never In my life feit more confident
llf9l victory for good government than tho present ultuatlon seems to offer
ftf Ali a County Democracy mass meeting held In Cooper Union onj
iba 231830 exMayor William B Grace Is quoted In his speech as saying
U3y1ng <
ngOf your candidate for Comptroller Theodore W Myers no more
i ed be said than that his administration of tho affairs of that great
1i Uj office has well merited his ronomlnatlon He Is running on his record
> At a mass meeting of the Peoples Municipal League hold at Cooper
< ftlt1DJon on Oct 14 Joseph H Choato dhalrman In referring to tho
itl jiresenc1 of Mr Myers who occupied a seat on tho platform said
if That same faithful Comptroller Is hero tonight whom Tammany
nominated that she might not confess herself beaten
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THE PAPERS WITH HIM
Fn t The New Tribune which rebuked me the other day for stating
iBtbat i would accept the indorsement of any organization It It came without
rtl Bolldtatfon and absolutely without any conditions on tho ground that I
tuId not servo two masters when I thought It was well understood that 1
a tovo never and never will servo any master printed tho following editorial
< < ron Oct 17 1890
4 < Comptroller Myers has accepted Tammany Halls nomination but
to has not a word to say In support of the rest of the Democratic tlckot
nlirhe contrast in this respect between his letter to tho Peoples Municipal
meague and the one he bos written to Tammany la striking To the
7 antiTammany ticket he pledges his earnest support to Tammany he
lives tho assurance that he will administer the financial affairs of the
alb upon a basis of wise economy in the common Interest of nIl cltl
lj zenn
f 84IS LOW KNEW OF PLAN
Mr Grout was asked if ho had any knowledge several days ago that
Tammany would indorse his candidacy and if ho had discussed tho possl
blllty with Mayor Low U
I thinn Vtlsn6vlolaUon offpnfldenco tosay > that H I knewof It and that
> 1I talked the matter over with the Mayor Mr Grout said At that time
while such indorsement was possible It did not seem probable and the
jfrMayor made no objection to the proposition If he should object now this
factremains thatlt unjust tome to criticise my aotlon for on Saturday
feinight I knew of no change In Mr Lows attitude
IjH 8jf Tammany Hall nominates you for Comptroller will you accept
S I iilr Grout was asked
vt ftI certainly shall If the nomination comes to me unconditionally was
ktie reply
KINGS MAY RUN INDEPENDENT TICKET
further twist In the snarl that Involves the preliminaries to the se
lection of a Tammany ticket was promlned today when Mr Shea a McLaughlin
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Ssa Laughlln member of tho City Committee Intimated that unless Murphy
5p backed down from his selection of Grout and Forncs as running mates for
rt MeOlellan the Brooklyn leaders would nominate an Independent ticket of
their own
f When Mr MclJiugrlilln was questioned about the possibility of his se
f Y looting an Independent ticket of his own be would not answer the question
r directly but said
f B Brooklyn Is an Independent organization and it has the same right as
f any other political body to nominate a Mayor Comptroller President of the i
5 Board of Aldermen and any part of the ticket When you talk to me of
i Tammany Hall and Its ticket now I no longer know what you mean There
Ino longer any Tammany Hall It Is Charles Murphy now Tammany
Uv Hall has been wiped out of existence and has been succeeded by Charles
Murphy
J Senator McCarrcn and Mr Shevlin wore overheard In a heated dig
Cuslllon over the proposed Independent ticket In the course of which
ElJIr Shevlin exclaimed
h What do you think I am going to do Stand for two HeDtib
LVVllcnns
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Lively Sessions of the Spanish
N War Veterans Auxiliary Draw
tCrOWds Which Are Kept
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ch fjlllo1 from the naval rescrvs practice
ce ship ElfrUa which Is ttitUncd In this
ojrtiar nwns poe4od na a guard at tha I
I riof the room in the Second Regiment
J iArmprj used for unventIon purposes by
Iitb i Women iciittoinl Auxiliary of
e4 P Bfaaneh War Vetfrann tortav
> < the meeting at which the election ot
r VVMneon wad the chlet buslnves opened
isrj quietly With pier and the sins
Ing of America
tony persons had been attracted to
Ths Rrmorr t > y r > on oj yesterday
dulofltyficjdsnto but the blue Jackets
iaIi but delegates mivuy from the
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snvOtla4 rome
L tikvIe Worrell halt Mr Har
Irllnir Wr Prank Parker mid
liliii iCIdy tho tunpflideil oN
JioUUtrlot of Columbia Auxll
Who were twrmltted to tftkc their
lsifjilzbt In obedience to a court
C Jook cart In totUyn procrdlne
bi > BrrtrpiirioTtuhUy Mrs flail took
nd in a Speech which brought
YCN Ut nearly every dolt
olOgizi id for Lbs pnrt ihe hut
ntnvphw From thUpoint
Iofl begah
tM Convention roam doore
pfei the tlirca bourn scuelon
lir evidence and mo t
ci rA3md 10 have Ieen
hatcrr
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the suspension of the four District of
Columbia auxiliary odlcura were ex
punged from Uio records and these dol
epntes were returned to their former I
standing In the organisation I
The charges etrainst Mrs Loirta the I
Presldeaitacneral were quwthed and
the copies which krs Boll mnllM to the I
BecrntAry and the orIginal were de
stroyed
GRAIN CONCERN RAIDED
Irolflent of Cnmpnnr In StLouU
Arrcsled wills Five Othen
ST LOUIS Mo Sopt 30 Under n
structons from Creut Attorney Folk
TVio hii been nveslfatnr he aftars of
the Hullo Gran and Becurtos Company
a rad was made today on tlio office of
tho concern Six member and em
ployess of the firm Including President
Hugti C Dennis were arrested and
with uhe books and papers were taken
to the Four Courts In a patrol wagon
Grand Jury subpoenas were Issued
against those arrested as follows Hugh
C Dennis President Harry Dennis J
McDonald Margaret Mitchell Miss
Nell Sturdy and Fred Weeks They
were held In on of the rooms adjoining
the Grand Jury room to be exaodned u
wltnose
I HANNA8 3ROTHER GIVES
CLEVELAND Sept 39H Molvlllo
Hunnu brother at Senator M A Ilnniia
has ivon J10UWO to V esiern Itcuero
tlnlver lty the Income of which In to
be il vntul to the pr molon of Instruc
tion anj reimrcli In anatomy and Idn
drod subjects department thee en
JosvM 1 too lmolt tKe Henry Wilioh
Pnyiiq DiJrtnciit if Anatomy Mr
Iayno H n lIon of The lIie 8nat Payne
I and n brotlisr of Cal iMyne qt New
II York LORD MILNER REFUSES
1 AJNlSbfj i Sept 3ii TIie AMoclnted
1refa underataridi that Lrd Jlllnor has
mtuicd to accept the Colonial ofllco
otttolto Premier Balfqor In fexptoted
iomaU4 an announcement to this sliest
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NOTE THE PUZZLED LOOK ON HIS fACE AS HE THINKS OF POLITICS
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DEFIANT PRIEST
TAKEN TO COURT
Father D Po OFlynn Pastor of
St Josephs Church Arrested
on an Attachment After Tear
ing Up Subpoena
Tho nov Father D P OFlynn the
venerable pastor of St Josephs Roman
CnthCc Church on Waverley place who
defiantly tore up a subpoena linuej by
DistrictAttorney Jerome requesting his
presence In court aa a witness In a
bigamy CAW waa taken down to court
thl afternoon on a body nttachnant
luu d by Judge Warren 13 Foster
Father OFlynn who was fairly boiling
over with Indignation arrived In court
just after Judge Foster had gone out
tor reoco3
Called In Dlcamr Case
Michael OalUgher an oxconvlot weal
on trial before Judge Fosbor In Gtinerul I
Booelone ycwterday ohnnroa with Wg I
amy Wife No 1 who wan Ellen Low I
ery testlned that silo was married to
O Iagher In Bt Joseph Church In 1892 I
by the flay Pathor Beautte Fttthor I
leautte was In court yesterday but I
failed to Identify the marriage cerUH
Cats Thereupon a subpoena was lasued I
for Father OFlynn who It was thought
by As litant trlctAttorncy chad
wick could identify tho certificate
Tho subpoena was given to County I
Detective Fceney to serve When ho
ervi It on Father OFlynn the agoU
> rim flew into a rrigo Arid toro it up
lIe Is reported to hnvo said You go
back and tell Mr Jerome that t will not
So to court and tell Jerome 1 toro up
his subpoena
When County Detective Feeney re
ported this to Mr Jeromo a Feener was
made to JudRff Foster to Issue a body
ataohment to secure the presence of the
priest In court County Detective Rap
wit went to the pariah house at No
138 Waverloy place last night with the
ntUotrment but wa told that Father
OFlynn was In bed lie went again
today and was told that the priest was
out Returning to the DistrictAttorneys
ofllce he Wits Instructed to no back to
tho rectory ami wait until the priest ap
peered and then to serve the attach
ment and brine him to court
Priest Very Imllouant
When Father OFlynn saw the body
attachment he could hardly believe his
eyts For a minute the aped man was
stunned Then hla Indignation took
lire and flamed up lie declared thin
hi would RO to court to avoid further
trouble but mid that he would freely
express his views upon what he thotisu
was a grOss Indignity to tho cloth
He WAS Mill more Indignant when he
found he would tinvo to wait for Judge
Foster
When Judge Foster returned to the
bench Dotcctlve Utappolt led Father
OOFlynn before Wm whereupon As
sistant DlstrlotAttornoy Ely assailed
the conduct of the priest and declared
that he should n punished for oon
I tempt of court
I Father OFlynn then crave flow to his
I Indignation
I Priest Brakes an LJaplanmtlon
I fay It please Your Honor he said
I In a quaking voice I am here because
I of a question of principle 1 Instituted
I jrooeedmgs against toils man Gallagher
four or five months ago I sent Mrs
I OaUagher to tho mulrlctiAttorneys
ofllce with a copy of the certificate of
marriage At the first trial the Die
trlct Attorney did not even offer my
certificate In evidence Afterwards I
went on a visit up the State and during
my absence a number of subpoenas were
IoU nt my house When one was served
on me I did not treat the subpoena
server with disrespect nor did 11611
him to say to the iutrlctAttorney that
1 would not oome to court
Yesterday I was celebrating a solemn
masa when I was Interrupted by a sub
poena server I had received so many
of those things that I tore the one he
handed me That Is all I have to say
In the matter
Court Will Investliratc
This Is a very serious case said
Judge Forti and I will have to ad
Journ It until next Tuesday In the
meantime I parole Father OFlynn In
the custody of his counsel I Intend to
make a complete Invesllirutlon Into the
charges and countercharges and wish
to have affidavits submitted from both
sides
Father OFlynn is one of the best
known priests In this city HIM friends
are legion and he tins charge of all the
records of St Josephs Church which
date back nearly one hundred years
Despite his age he Is one cf the most
active parish workers In the city and
be Is held In the highest regard Vv the
prints and prelates of this dloceto
HEAVY STEEL BOND SALES
Vcaknea of Stocks flue to Dump
law of 15000OOO Worth
During the month of September not
Including today 15000000 of United
States Steel Corporation SinkIng Fund
bonds have been sold on tho New York
Stock Exchange This lellinj which
was forced In a large measure hue
heen responslbln for the recent weakness
of the stock market These honds rep
resent about n fourth of thn total sum
of Inn securities that tho bond conver
sion syndicate has been forced to take
The members of the syndicate weru
forefj to sell thee bonds to protect
other holdIngs
In view of this selllnc Wall street and
In fact the whole nnnnclal district has
been anxious to know jUst how many
of the bonds the syndicate was forced
to take and jutt < how many were sub
scribed for or converted by the < stocki
holders It can be said on cood au
thorlty that the stockholders took t3 i
000000 ot the bonds and the syndicate
wore forced to take CTl 0ono of which
amount the I15OUOOCD his already en
dumped upon his whet
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New Device Will Prevent Non
Subscribers from Using the
Instrument Without Paying
for the Service
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NEW DEVICE TO STOP
FREE HELLO CALLS
Wnr has been 1claredageInat the tel
ephone grafter I
The telephone grafter lathe friend
who rushes Into the office of a business
man grabs tho receiver and then does
not pay for the service rendered
Of course the business man does not
hold Up the grafter as he should be
cause It would not be politic to do so
for so small a sum as 10 aonts
There are 13000000 telephones In the
United States and IMS than onetonth
arc rffular pay stations
In the Invention of William Calhoun
not yet upon the market the business
man can protect himself from his
trlcod without appearing to be cheap
The device Is a omall nttnohmont of
steel with a coin box annexed While
not a montymaker nor Intended as suoh
It may prove a mcyreysaver It removes
air possibility of the grafter ringing In
an outofto call
Practical domonstraHan of the device
was rnude today by iMr Calhoun at his
ofttco No iTt llroidway to newspaper
men and It wan said that propositions
Have been tendered Mr Calhoun by sev
eral telephone corporations acting In the
Interest of th Mr subscribers
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SHIPPING NEWS
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TilE TIDES
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sandy Hook228 M SS9 eio
Oovrrnera Iilnnd2ol 111 UIa oM
Hell Oat Frry443 S0a toes 113
POUT 01 NEW YOIIK
ARmVED
Hoheniolltrn J Genoa
Main Hrrmnu
Nutc aalvctton
VrlMrleh dcl Qrox Ur mrn
Maracoc Port Spain
Hantlam de Cuba Clcnfuct > i
Adlrond ck Port au Prlno
Kronprlnt Wllhelm llremen
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ManctiMKr Traitor Quebec
Nacooehf Savannah
Uraytleld llflllo
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Arnpahn t Jacknnvlllt
Mongolian Gliigw
INCOMING STJ1ISnra
nun TODAY
Oaths NaplM Etrurla Olbrallar
llonrollnn aiascoir I
Q 1JToq Ir a PAMSflP3
SAILED TODAY
Nnordam notttrdara Denver OalTMttm
Toutonlg Unnxxjl Aiaonouln Charleston
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LUNG BLOCK fOR
EASTSIDE PARK
Delegation Suggests to the
Board of Estimate that the
TuberculosisInfected District
I Be Utilized for Site
r The Board of Estimate and Apportion
ment met this morning In the Alder
manIc Committee room and In the ab
senDs of Mayor Low President Fornea
of tho Board of Aldermen was in the
chair Commissioner Iledfleld represent
ed Borough President SwanstrOm of
Brooklyn who Is sick Tho calendar In
cluded twentyflvo hearings and SIxty
seven matters of public Improvements
referred from tho local boards com
munications from the Borough Presi
dents and resolutions from department
heads
Tho hearings in the matters of the
Fiftyninth street widening and Com
missioner Monroes plan for acquiring
additional water supplies In Queens
County and Qravesond wore adjourned
until Nov 13
Robert W Do Forest of the Tene
nentHouse Commission headed a
large delegation from the coat side to
speak on the proposed public park at
Monroe Market Hamilton and Catha
rine streets The delegation Included
representatives of the East Side Clvlo
Club the Charities Organization Society
tho Outdoor RecreatIon League and tho
Nurser Settlement us well as many
unntllllated workers among tho poor
All who spoke agreed with Mr Do
Forest In his arguments for u park
and his HUgtcestlon that Instead of tho
block proposed tho Board take the ad
jolnlntr block to the south wiilch Ii
known In the district and In the Health
Department records UK the lung block
because of the prevalence of conmimp
tlon there
The Civic Clubs representative do
clnred tho block Mr Do Forest re
ferred to Is a moral ceaspool where
babies of five yearn become ncqunlntod
with depths of Immorality of whiCh wo
of older growth havo never dreamed
Mr Grout thought tho suggestion for
a chango of site good but said It wn
not proirorly before the Board and
therefore could not 1e oonmdered It
tin decided to present both plans to a
public hearing to be hold on Nov 13
BRIDGfMfN TO JOIN
LABOR FEDERATION
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Parks and Buchanan Forces
Agree and the Kansas City
Convention Votes Unani
mously to Apply for a Charter
KANSAS CITY Mo Sept 8OT11e
International Association at Structural
Iron and Bridge Worker at their an
nual convention here today voted unan
imously to affiliate with the American
Federation of Labor nnd the secretary
was Instruct to ImmedlA tel npply for
charter In that organization
This action which probably marks one
of the moat Important stops In the life
of the Iron anil Bridge Workers Aa
toclatloii wan received with great en
thusiasm C
The matters that threaten an open
rupture between the Parks and the antI
Parks fHotloni namely tho plan fpr n
general assessment for the benefit of
toed No i of New York Citythe
action ujion PreSIdent BuchAnan3 an
htial report and the movo to unseat the
insIde or shopmen delegates wr post
poned until tomorrow and thus the
Kmed expected nsffatwaa tgaln putoff
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STEEL TRUST
MAKES PROMISE
Employees Who Took Preferred
Stock and Hold It Until 1908
Can Then Get 8250 a
Share Less Rebates
From the ofllco of J P Morgan
Company there was Issued this after
noon a circular addressed to the em
ployees of tbo Steel Corporation who
subscribed under the New Years Day
profit sharing plan to the preferred
stock of the company nnd signed by
the finance committee of the corpora
tion assuring them of the Intrinsic
value of the preferred stock and prom
ising that the stock shall bo bought
back from tho employee by the corpora
tion In five yean at such a figure that
they shall have lost nothing by buying
It on the Installment plan
The circular coma out at the close of
the market when Steel preferred Which
had been up to 63 34 Ihiid dropped down
to CO 68 and caused muah discussion In
brokers offices In the Street It waS
regarded as algnlflccnt that Air Morgan
should put out suoh a statement some
brokers taking It to mean 4ibat Mrf Mor
gan takes a gloomy view of the outloik
when he tells the employees of the cor
poration to hold their took Others
said that It was only the right thing for
the corporation to do after having got
employees to siibscrlbo for the stock
to reassure them that In spite of pres
ent or future weakness of Steel pre
ferred they should hold on to It
The circular reads as follows
To the officers and employees of the
United States Steel Corporation and of
its subsidiary companies who subscribed
for the preferred stook of the corpora
tion pursuant to the circular letter of
Dec 31ID03
Thu Finance Committee sees no rea
son to change Its opinion aa to the In
trinsic value of the preferred stock sub
scribed for pursuant to the slId circular
but of course It recognizes that the de
cline in the market or selling price
naturally may occasion anxiety In the
minds of tho subscribers under the cir
cular
Accordingly It deems It proper now
to dispel apprehension of ION by the fol
lowing additional offer of guarantee
The corporation will at any time dur
ing January or February 1008 pay to
every subscribing officer and employe
who shall hare retained this stock for
the full period of five years and other
wise complied with the terwa of the cir
cular JS260 per share for the stock less
the rebates and benefits he shall have
been entitled to under the circular not
Including benefits received on account
of inferences between Interesht and
dividends which ho will In any event
retain provided he wishes to sell the
stock for that price at that time
A Woadcrfnl fieflictao
Baechams
Pills
FOR ALL
Bilious and
Nervous Disorders
Sick Headache CoHStlpaUog
WINd and Pains la Stomach
Impaired Digestion
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Mrs rCampelmari say I with great effort that I did my s
have for a long tim been asufferer housework Paines Celery Com1
from smothering sensations swell pound was rea iJmmend tome and i
ing and soreness ofthe yointii and Ithave finished taking one bottle and
my whole system seemed to be full feel well again It has entirely
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REDUCED CHINA MATTINGS
68 10 PER ROLL OF 40 YARDS
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Plaids and Checks also Oriental Effects I
Also many bargains in our Reliable Carpets Including Savonnerli
125 per yd reduced from 175
GOLDEN OAK
SIDEBOARDS 18
RfHttetd from ttj nm
French Bevel Mirrors Brass Drawdr Pulls
EXTENSION TABLES 10 I
Rduc from SljJio i
Reductions too in Parlor Suits 73 and 5 plecos jio and 25 redurj
from 20 and 34 mahogany finish frames upholstered in damasks <
Long Credit
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