The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-28
DIR. DEPEW DRAWS A CHECK.
PATTERSON uorAFTER INN IN Boo7s
BUILT 10 UOLD A MILLION.

BUILr 10 UOLD 4 MILLION.
.N.. sir. No. Sir" saia che Doctor, and no
Made for Coroner H.cketrs Bure.u with
,,, Check-Too Rusy to Make Any
.;,reche. This Tent-Ths State nerubii-
can I.caxae Trying TO Sell Futures.
The Hon Chauncey Mitchell Depew was the
r,cat figure In Republican politics hereaho bouts
yssterdny. He made speech at the Syracuse
Convention Just before thut startling ticket
,,,s nominated. and then departed for Ithaca
ubere he warmed up the bors OF Cornell Uni
,srsity. Since then he has been shooting
,round tho country on business affairs. aud
has had time to turn up at Coroner Hscketts
hursau at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Although
noNas made member OF tho Executive Com
,,,ttee, aud although he was invited to attend
chat meeting OF rich Republicans in the hotel
on Tuesday night, the oublesome intricacies
81 railroad life have kept him away.
He started In to make amends yesterday
morning. He was to leave for Newport in the
.iternoon with Cornelius Vanderbilt and
othsrs. not to return until Monday. He. there
fore. had four or five hours to devote to the
Republican political situation. and. with resig-
nation born OF experience. he received the
Hon. Jacob NJ. Patterson. Chairman OF the
Republican County Committee. in his ofaoe.
n was o dark day and Mr.. Depew noticed that
Mr.. Patterson wore boots and that the legs OF
these boots came up to Mr.. Patterson's thighs.
These boots were for all tho world like those
rubber concerns worn by trout fishermen In
xadiug the streams OF the Adirondacks.
There was plenty OF room In the legs.
Mr.. Patterson wanted q private interview
with Mr.. Depew and he got 1t. But something
happened and Mr.. Patterson was constrained
TO speak above whisper. He beseeched and
implored and pleaded with Mr.. Depew. all the
time reminding Mr.. Depew that he had those
long bootlegs ready. and guaranteed that they
were receptacles for anything that might be
forthcoming. The conversation Of Mr.. Depew
VAS not conducted in high strains All that
vas heard was:
mo. sir; no. sir"
Mr. Patterson continued to call attention to
tho capaclousness OF his bootlegs. but Mr.
Depew was obdurate. II he had anything to
give he would give 1t to the Republican State
Bureau. over which Coroner Hackett presides
Mr. Depew was convinced that there were
bostlegs at that bureau which outclassed
those worn By Mr.. Patterson. Mr.. Patterson
left in an unhappy frame Of mind. and Mr.
Dspew popped on his silk hat. drew on his
ove Ss and sailed down to the Fifth Avenue
10 hadn't been there during tho CAMPAIGN
6ssn chapsed from the ty;four,h street ,s
es and ns d
hsadouarters only to be stepped BY Repub-
nss$ XII "%s a2 S
t4'Hh. thank you" said Mr. Depew. and in a
minute or two he Wss BY
Ills lie he got 1t then. Coroner Hackett be-
eysd ,hs. Mr. Repsw he'd check in his in.
sR%ount but he very isst That Nj: BspsS had
sidered valuable by those in charge OF
* bspsS 81 the %tR Ss
tssssiill oraso! dIdn,s soy whom tRIs land:
Ihsa II: bsesT ssid tSss h Va, pretty $usy
make any speec durina the campaign AZ
fer that he went to Newport and he will be
BLOWN Gleason. the new selstant treasurer
ths Fifth Avenue Hotel set apart for him.
"a been the plckpurse Of the committee. He
sssnutioner leads him into, room 10 and locks
It'd Iss 1Ss ss S a Ss
change had departed. Mr.. Gleason eorra!s the
dimes dimes. and nickels; while Gen Thomas Is ex-
M
,he. ground that they. did not believe
a ssK ts c hs
toeapture one or both branches OF the Legis-
lature at Albany. This snspicion has daily
known that one OF the candidates nominated
alton. He will not allow his name to be used
orhis comments to be printed. but he is up to
The Binghamton Junk Company limited.
iaent, George +. Groom: Treasurer. Addison
n s SSdI3 ts'e The sISf
f state
1no oI at Syracuse. In circular dated
Rs ssnt IF 4 R. 9unE the
snsSs the fsasae 70 Conduct an aas@ssslys
Private Dudley and issued from Indiana. 1t
issued number Of years ago to servant girls.
JI psyya G when ireland Is free" MI. Green's
.'sT$s sns :sTs
years $50 six years. and 800 to twelve years.
Then there Is the gentle invitation to make
checks payable to Mr.. Colvn. he who was
soIspn promise that Every cent oontri buted
Willie VIII be honestly accounted for and judciously
i've committee and officers OF the state
League" That committee is made up Of J: N
Seuve OF me hepn6lGaRW STATE ana s TX
nanca. Drr'r Tuoksrman OF Tuxedo. MAJ
uen; e. G. Shayne OF New York city. and Cen
sSttAllssimo George l.. Weed Of Brooklyn. The
tSlhehamton Junk Company. limited, expects
70 DO land office business.