New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-24
BOTH CASINO PARTIES PLEASED.
THE ARONsONs THINK THE ELECTION is GREAl
VICTORY MIR. M'CAuLL JOYFUL

THE ARONSONS THINK THE tLECIION Is hffAr
VICTORY MR. MCAuLL JOYFUL
The opposing forces at the Casino are al
present enjoying the pleasant feeling Of complete satis
faction for each claims to be perfectly conented with
the results of Mondays election Mr. Aronson IL
naturally clatcd that he has secured a majority
~ the Board Of Directors. who Mr. McCaul
think this f. moro than balanced by tho election ~
committee ~ Ave. four Of them favorable ola Interests,
ocvnuinc the boosnud report theron early IN N0,cmbor.
Edward Atouson IN loltlug over the whole mnier yes
tptluY. ai1:
ave hn,o not only pnncd dcc1od' yrinty. bnt ars
satisfied h our opponents hive played their strongest
card ot In the gnmr 1hoy viii never be- able 10 mus
trr 49, the force that they hnd yesterday Tho meeting
Wns pn,rd. one could easily sro. WIN Mt'hulPs
hirnds ~ sonr of whom he has recently transferred a
majority NJ his shares So naturally, nil his pniys feso.
buttons vcie passed The fuss about the Inspectors ~
election WIS n nonsense hly brother stated The names
of those elected last year correctly mas easily be- seen
by consulting the records 0f the trial nt Albany
last year Anyhow, what difference does N innhs
whose side nm Inspector may be ont However,
we enyc wnv nj once and must sny that Nj Roosevelt,
who was choscn IN mv place Is thoroughly fair minded,
conscientious man Then ma 10 The missing minutes
bunk There Is mot the least doubt IN The world that Mieiss
sinpnnui "a correct AMI that the book WIS h'i seen 40
the olloe ~ utnui Wnr whore the MEETINGS ised 10
hp held Nrr,s Has bnln'rd Nv spinn ON lnip puhita
dirns bmsrf rnh unlt str. hhhr nat " suits afe
hflutuhi Nnni2i no iiliiNlNN 9NlN'@' wv 'NHHf"t
Ni tr go lrfni ihrn. go uui ultimate sht'pss th
ipilaln 900 dnuni whatever"
standing 10 lhn oDtr,npa ~ Wai known hnlh Ia
hnautNtnI iuhn \ huaH oppressed his sentiments
Win hli pihtr. - .,. a.,
rati,uotl why at rnuisr an satisfied ihills
ouil h be- Cunning u lh rnd 49, IA 90 no Anhs"hs aia
concerned Sow as &" that mhuin boob. OF '"Hian' y
cunt lee found That story ~ n hrluH lh lhn nH'tm
tiruf A want !. li hD,h, believe ~ T. not Nelb Tar
num Ar AIuu-u'- huu-r a the present mom'hl oi else
has been burned MIMYrlHis ready tosWciirhhlwhrt no
a, ,lN 10 % wa, uutrr Randolph Ar0usons arm aud That
lr v, walking out of the Ct,up with H. iluNrNtriWlen
Nr come into court shall bee able to testify ~ Ia what
wa, ia t ,t ~ we'll q, u o. were la our possessio lho
sirol,, Il point we made was the appointment OF tho
committees Of i've tO examine the DOCKS
and accounts. Jesse Scgman, the only member OF u
appointed 10y the Arouson faction, Is certain
moi Ia ,rtNc that the appointment OF his successor
u the hand, of our friends, Before that committee re-
norris however. which Will be early In NoNemheI We
th,ll make "A move A. what its nature VIII be- am
unable At present say and Mr. McCal stepped asluo
To receive the congratulations of a friend. $500.
To-day the newly elected directors VIII meet ana V'Nt
their officers and for the present AZ least there WIZ DO
pcacc Last night at II O'Clock band of musicians con-
ii. ting for the most part of the Casino musicians,
marched up broadway To Forty fonrhS ana th'ro So'o-
naded Rudolph ArOnSon Ut his house