New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
THE ALDERMEN NAVE A QUIET DAY
SOME OF THEM ENJOY A SPIN UP THE ROAD.
JAEHNE AND II. o. THOMPsoN-THE COUNTY DE-
MncnLcY nuRGING CnMMI1IEE.

JAEHNE AND H. o. THOMPsoN-THE COUNTY DE-
MoCRACY PURGING COMMITTEES.
lull fell over the Aldermanic mind yester-
day peace. external at least settled around the
Broadway Surface road franchise in all It's gnises In
specor Byrnes gave Mr. Jaehne for the day. The
the citys detective bureau passed his afternoon
comfortably at home perusng novel part OF the time
to dseDtangle his mind from Aldermanic meshes. He
said there nothing I'm the wind
Ex-Alderman Waites family have been expecting him
III Tor several days. but yesterday ho still fingered
the OF Lake Champaln John keenan,, too. did
not In from Lakewood between Subpoena days; at
least If he did he had reached his homo at reason
able hour and John bears the reputation OF being do
nestle man.
Alderman Jaehne accompanied by his two pretty
children and his friend, william Leonard. commercial
cccr took stroll through the principal streets OF
the Fifth Ward yesterday. Then Mr. Jaehne, after eav
ing his cndron their home, took SPIN up the road
behind housekeeping bay trOttcT with his friend The
fine weather tempted many OF the old Board OF 1884
the Doodle Board out oil St. Nicholas ave, among
them Honest John ONeil, ." Tommy Shells and
Francis McCabe, whom the faithful Of Tammany Hall
denounce as a "deserter." Tho Aldermen seemed to
think they should make hay while the sun shone for
there Is no taking spins up the road at sing Sing
Mr. Jaehne's cheeks gowed with health he greeted
TRIBUNE rerOIter on his return.
" have mad a splendid time" he said: Been up to
Riverside Park to look at Grants tomb"
Is 1t true, Mr Jaehne' that you hold promissory notes
OF Hubert o. Thompsons to the amount OF $4,000 AS
" That bpsh," said the Alderman. :" I was never
dsgusted anything that has been printed I'm all
this matter than that story. II is blank nonsense
There is not scntla OF truth IN 1t or the slightest
foundation for It, have never had the smallest nan
ciaI Transaction with Mr.. Thompson"
The Sub Committee OF Ten OF the County Democracy
caucus has not yet finished its report Is deemed GER
tln however, tnat the report Will strongly CcnSure tho
Aldermen who voted for the Broadway Railroad tran
ch,e and also those who voted fOr the Gable Railway.
II will probably recommend that the Assembly District
hatous to which they belong be requested to with
,w these representatives, from the Executive and
C'u. IS Committees.
..,Ie is gooddeal OF feeling already shown by the
accused Aldermen and their partisans Threats are
freely made that II they forced Of Of the County
Democracy tAcy viii retalato by trying to defeat the
ticket next fa The sufficient to this made by
the better class OF the organization IA that the latter viii
not work politically with men who are brihe takers aud
associates OF thieves. The suspected members must
get ont OF the organization they will he thrown
out.
No more designations from tho New Amsterdam Club
followed tnat Of Mr. Jaehnc. e IS the general
pectatou OF the members. however that Aldermen De
Lacy O'Neil Cavauagn Ferrigau, MaSterson, Mooney,
Murray, Cleary, Mennin and QUINN, and eN men
NcQIide and Reilly Will Withdraw from the New
Amsterdam Club and from active participation In tho
councils of the County Democracy. They have been
told 10y the leaders that this is absolutely neces
sary insure tic Existence OF the County Democracy
TO attempt % carry these men Is felt to be load that
would swamp the organization.