New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

the Local improvement Committee. If which he =
chairman. lie said: While t"c word m!gt ezra
such conduct toward friend, pcridi III and t:"aci-
cr,s we have narglt 10 say but w";dl Of rcSrt ava
a,tOn,shment. II these be the method, Whereby men
nave risen to prominence In the fed 81 politics. then
] rejoice that an not prominent III politics as
they are"
Commissioner Purroy. whose hold on the p1lIt'cu
affairs Of the Annexed District has usually been CON
trolling one. has depended much upon the inp"fti's
brewing interest, Of the TwcHivthId War! for MS
voting s:rength. he appears u ha'c Vc strong
enem:c, among the brewers and their friends. Nj
Knrppc's attack on him wa, greeted E"i''''
applau>c by tic Local Improvement t"EiiiiWc WI II
Included many members Of tho Taumany "rranb';"n
OF the district Louis J. lcintA who may receive INC
nomination for Comm ,siOncr. will attract 20 large
pr porton Of the vote Of the district that Mr.
FurrOy feels cXcusabc anxiety about hi ability u h'h
his In the apr aching contest
This fcclia: Of anxiety ha, led tn tic dccim'na'I'n
on Mr.. Purroy, part to lead the fight III person. VIZ
Irlrloy mad {, long consultation With MI C'"Aef at
saratoga last week. and Is ,ad on unGuc''ionat"
au.!criry Commissioner lniroy, much a-;nhHt h!'
inclination ha dee .dcd to become tnc Tam'ndny can
d.datc for Ccnm sioner. His nomination Will mean
q warner stu; lie than has ever lccn known mere
ttforc in the annexed district y friendly wre' IT
AN nptown paper said recently OF Nj. prrroy: Ills
leadership is Of the substantial ORDER suoN'i'"'hs
and OILY compliments camIaonly known as tally
Mr. Iuriuy un, nbtrdy has by the control OF patron
are secured band q. followers who will work for his
election, but how far such methods VIII prove cHc't
I've in the aroused state of public sentiment III le
district remains 10 be seen. Many OF me T'!ocH'N
Of the upper ward regard the selection al the com
missioner. VIII, will have absolute control Of pnhlF
Icnditurcs for Improvements for SIX years. - inc
most important i>,uc at this election and with th'
advantages Of the secret ballot law they Will probably
throw of their allegiance to Tammaii: 'it d
Purroy methods Of hcepng control has been t" have
the polls closely watched b. experts VINO can 'cH
from loohng at the outside Of the ballots IN" tk' FOR
which citizens have voted. The Of each voter i
checked, and retrbulion follows any attempt by
a person who has employment in The CITY Departments.
or employed a. la1o~r In the public WORK" ana
who docs vote the Tannany ticket. The revolt II
the Germans and the brewers and the secrecy % the
ballot under the now law will make Mr. ir;T'y :
canvass douhly difficult.
The rrospec, Oh the other hand Of the nomination OF
a POPULAR and emrr.c:ic Republican who VIII have
10, ouly the full Ity support but the votes of many
citizens not EcpI!icans. gives %r'1i "H''f''i ";' ~
TO the Old opponents of the Pirc"y >u'rmary. Iih'
delegates clc j.i tie Twenty four', NaFd and kG>
brid.c primaries VIII give their united supper l"
j. Thomas >:uarns. the vic" president of the suburban
Club and the personal friend Of half "f TIE Twenty
fourth Warriors. The Twenty -thiri ward d," 'it'-
apparently have 40 candidate and although iA"S VIII
form the large majority # the convention th'r Will
probably acquie>cc IN the nomination %! Mr. >carns
ExAs>rmblyman James l.. Wells. Of The Twenty third
Ward la> ben spoken Of for the nomination but he
has announced that he j. no; candidate" ana WI!
no. run for the o'Cc His withdrawal from tao m
dM,cv VIII make II cay i0i The Twenty third Ward
dr,aca.> 10 unite with the others in support 81 Mr
e,,air> TIL nO.llvHtOn + Mr.. >tcti> ""uld lee an
c>cctlY.lv strIl- one and with Ill" Tailmt ri::kS
al it,d lV the Candtacy i ~" !IOi."' OF t' Local
mproyciIcnt la"iy lie ld> good prospect OF >Gc'c>.
cIard oy.f th, success ~ ;hc Anna rr,i> A>'c.L
ION Two u. three .,ddi'iD'al ,iuii- have joined In"
ass,ci,t on The t"urn'W"nt l. 10 l":in ~ '"i'tcr
IL on the urou.d~ IF .ia.p! E"c"r>. In" NNhndpttc
lnl has been IL i>inc of an Hnh."kcn cn"> E" vic-
tuIi,> but {. hnc and X. ilan>!atI. Of th'i "lul.
were. defeated a few days aCp ly Mrssr- Fuller ANA
Kenneth. If Foroham.
As,cnblymrui Richard J. Lewis, Of t." XXIe' District.
On planned The >uourir,i tIIh lI>t wees ID" w"r"iHT
Of the mex ballo, liw. \ model ly"mh ~a> erect 1t
aid the voting proceeded uni"r Mr.. Lc"I,'a dirrc
ton. 81,
The executive committee Il IN" L'l;i # Directory
Of It johns COLLEGE held Il hectic: la wrrh ava q"
cd,.d t. ~ituc Of Archbishop John lIurh'' on
the college gr'trd, $3.50
reor:aii!1cd under the uauc 81 the MrII1>Ini, Wr'l
men. The club VIII hrpi, a. the Lea uc q" A1""i'h
Whrcmcn. The officer just elected are: thpi"''.
Herman ". No>~. lcui"nHnt IaCr".c" '. C'N'N"r,
Clpr-Ie-cr &c IRA, ru II. jr, secretary HHd t'"~
urcr Andrrw G. E"',crr~on.
The evening school tn be opened in the Annoyed
Di1t"c; viii mold IL -ce~i"as in GRAMMAR school
The session. viii l".ln On p't""f H.