The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-01-18
DEALING WITH TAMMANY.
Mere Cs0piaints ~ Mea sf the Peoples
PArsy-was u . Sell Osts

DEALING WITH TAMMANX.
Moro Cs0plalnts ~ Mea sf the Peoples
Parsy-was u . Sell Osts
The committee appointed by tho County
Committee ofthe Peoples party to investigate
the alleged deal between representatives Of the
Peoples party and Tammany Hall hold Soc
ond session at the Knickerbocker Cottage.
Sixth avenue. last night. The testimony OF
John j. HUM was continued under examina-
tion BY DR.. Ferdinand SeeRer.
Tho Peoples party was poor" Mr.. HUM
said. and needed funds to carry on tho cam.
paign. 1t became necessary to get assistance
from other parties. was told that Mr.. Thur
ber advanced about 80. 900, aud that Dr. SOCCER
advanced $4,000 OF their personal funds. was
told that arrangements would DO mado by
which other political parties would aid US In
getting our tickets before the voters.
Who told you SO ?" inquired Dr. Boyd.
i should prefer that the names should not
be mentioned just now" said DR.. Seeger. II
do not think Mr.. HUM knows"
Well. II he don't know, I do not think there
is any use in surmlses." added DIR. boyd. And
DI; s Zee said; II have no more questions to
Mr.. James Connolly candidate Of the Peoples
2 PARTY ior Assembly in the Fifteenth Assembly
ally was in,o,meS sy Mr. John Kelly tina. he favor
Ga 3 by Dr. =:
sss:s. ana Mr. Fowler and Others that there wa.
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i, wa. present when M Kelly met the COMMITTEES. and
"' .es sEi , nes
club oppossd u the os
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ff an sa.y e
y ssy a s'i'; wss .ysn
either , TIM. they Tsre powers's that they play
Si = 5 time. thu, complete
syl "a ,s N r::ps
5 To III .s
many Hall dsSrss hisr told nat Ala from TSnmsny
H.: M:
they did not Keep faith Win US ''' VI our
cts were run out OF your boxes" asked Mr..
f they we're S' not" said Mr.. Connolly. and
aenpunce any contrary stntement % false"
,,,.na Snn provo IL. said hlr. Murphy In de-
have seen so much treachery In that dis
Wiz gang again. said az f H. connoIiy q, as he
lett the room a..
tive Committees Of The Peopios party ar yne testified
that he did not know anything about tho deal
f pec psy, Hs H. The rassl ans
they BY NJ per the
or indirectly supported by 'Tammany- Hall.
6ns t had , ne WITH Gen Butler
ss sS pretty %ss s ts s III aen5s
Fowler and Dr. ssoser Ai se ~nderstsod that
there were siX or seven labor candidates to DO
endorsement q the Tammany county nomi.
Lions by the IesoDlss party TSs IN
Ias many ~, ]. Sss Il disi5sis sast hsns
Tlsmmany foE re Butler electoral ticket and
lor some , OF the labor candidates for Assembly
A1 H. AafsH Malone told the oommlt.e. of the
Levy was endorsed for Assembly 4 and the
Peop,e's party endorsed The Tammany eapdi::
per eiection district to pay EXPENSES s Tam 70
had haa sre but HI the Rs
Jeremiah Murphy HG' and ID Mr. whitmoro both
denied that workingmen sold their votes and
T " hsR
vcsS 5Hr 'sS c9Sniy M M.on.
Necessary Tor : candidate 70 have money At his
Dr. Boyd WITH R"ea penny TO VOTE said
Bsne patRsr
than Tor the proteSti9niss Butler: becaass they
tsif sx.' In voting for
~ think So" said Mr.. Malone.
saw 40 ~ NJ
a & Yss He Ss ss ss.s 81: for
GS 1s sSs' to Tt
tn. tina, 70. hold o,
issS:s ~: sS: 5
,hnH e.
S.s MAD. @i.tsSs remember :ser.. ssseu, i 81.
:S.S i :: Il: s:s:s: 3
s' . s ss &. and and
f:!!9ls s' TT no u s :sf a.. ::'''
the active 81 enc ons s.s nS sn ns
Snsr%.n Of the GSnny c0mi,es q me rsops
sssss, tpld Under iaspira,$on
a.c s and Isai 'rnsa all ia s:' IL n,
one box. and that was where they knew me.
The committee adjourned without dato.
More Earthquake In spai..
MADRID. Jan. 17.-Another severe shock OF
earthquake experienced at Granada at 10 o'clock