New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-19
CHANGES At TiMM1NYS ELECIION.
THE sAcuEMs WHO WILL RErIRE-whEN JOHN
KELLY SMOKED.

THE sACuFMs WHO WILL RErIRE-"HbN '""N
KELLY SMOKED.
The Tammany Society Will hold Its anh""i
election tais evening No organ'zed opposition has 'e'
been developed Is safe to say that the ticket ag~ru
ppor far sachems and DINER officers viii be elected Tho
present officers are follows: Grand saehem T. henl9
Dugro sachens. John Kelly. John McQusde' John D.
German. Hugh J. Grant, Charles Loew, James D.
scvin. Nathaniel Jarvis. IT,. Richard CROKER 1no'
Flack Henry A. GumbetOn. Charles Wcde "i'i'
Kirk, and Joel o Stevens. MeSsrs Loe" '''Ni''
bleton and Kirk will he replaced by othor 'ur" w.
Ioew'. friends were asked whether H. woad "Ao u 10
retained. Their reply WAS that ne hau LOT Sc ''''
hoo ION sct in he consulted that or any other sun
iect that before was taken III ne hn' no'
any wish to be retained ms saeheh "'''r Ioii"@ W "
main a member of the General or Executive COMMITTEE
% rammany Hall. aud that, IL he RECEIVERS, several
months must eapse before he take an active interest
., husiness or politics. Mr.. Jarvis has been for
many years Il sachem, but there are now
reasons why it is deemed advisable to replace
him with another man lie has not been Tor several
years a member OF the Tammany General COMMITTEES
Mr. Gumbletons course last fall In deserving Tammany
Hall during the heat OF the campaign surprised and dis
appointed many OF friends 1t expected that his
detection that OF several others less known would
have the effect OF demoishing Tammany Hall II failed
OF it's effect Mr. KirB it beat to drop all political
honors until the Broadway matteris settled
The SUCCESSORS OF these four known to only few
W. Bourke Cochran and Bernard +. Martin will be two
of the four. General Joan COcSrane or George H. ForS
ter probably will be- a turd Morgan j. o Bren or Am
hr $50 Mcneil would sttHd good chance Tor the
fourth place. But Grand Sachem DugrO VIII he elected
"A sachcm, that there will b. only three vacancies
the saChrus do as they nave done heretofore
scatter their votes has majority OF the
votes east and Mr. Dugro held over as Grand S'ch"m
lie then resign rs s!chen, and some one j. the
elected to Mi vacancy. 1t was &" ht the vacancy
caused the election ol ~acnen Ddo Is Grand Sachrn
tL,t Mr.. Bnrw came INTO the B"trd OF S'cHrn-
Tue remaining officers are as follows; secretary,
Thomas +. Gliroy Arthur Larry Stsdl"ie
William II. Dohbs; WiskInskle, John ID. Newman.
These will be reelected.
Although Mr. Kelly Will b. reelected sachem he VIII
not with the soci IS before next fai u thrn lie
mas eyinc,d 90 return Ia poi cs al Soirs
10 the contrary noW:t tndiug HIS hraita continues
u improve aud mentally lie II more cheerful IL De-
cves HIM long to recover TINS llme
AS IL did when he similarly Frustrated III lSOS-
that is thirty months This would tend To SHOW thi ne
Will itkr active part III n"Ii fdlls campaign. III Is
remarked as somewhat singular that the old ANA the
Tainmtny Hail should both be ldd on htds
sickness and that me wear ana tear OF cainpa On
Shout. re the prcdi> TX Cause IN cHch case.
speaking OF the bitter flint between the Kelly
faction the Size and tie Cuoler-lh'mps"h
crowd on the Ofner for supremacy III
the Tammauy Society" said TammAny leader the
other day reminds me that that was The only time
ever saw Mr. KrlJ smoke. TIE hour was approaching
for tne closing OF the pei when Nj Kelly calmly TOOK
IN. Joke at hci1 D. ia the centre oi ms
mouth, instead Of cugHcr, ~ an Oh sh0Ner Woui
have done. Look AT the 49, oil - SAID one OF thr
THOMPSON crowd Hes smoking. We are beat rs
Is ynu live AM % they were. We knew IL All
the Tine from a careful nvas- and the manner IN
which the names we're called while the voting was
going Aud hat was tie only Time friend or Zoe ever
John Kelly siOK'.'