New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

ERNST NATHAN.
came excellent judge Of tobacco and by the tine
he was Of he ahl. 10 20 into business for
himself. Iii, energy and ability soon butt mp an
important establishment. and he removed II to Ful-
ton st.. In the Twenty thru Ward in ISIS. and Dee.
cam" resident Of that part Of tho city H. iicuu-
fed himself with the growing Rcpubl IN interests ~
That region which Wa then sparscy settled. In
$50 he elected To rcprc,o,t his ward In The
Board Of supervisors. lie reelected in -.
IN the discussion Of candidate for Mayor In 1-71
the name Il Mr.. Nathan WAS prominently mentioned.
hut Franklin Woodruff became the candidate ANA
defeated. Mr. Nathan WIS nominated for civil
Justice in the second District in l--2. bul WAS not
elected, although ne led hi, uc.ct.
In 17-5 was an a-prunt for the nomination for
senator in the INA District. liz secured hfy iour
delegates. hut lacked i've 10 ct tine nomination and
after number of ballot, Doc swung %" whole nf'y
four delegate To the support Of Eugene T. O'o nnDr.
who was nominated. WIFI. actively ,cutroin-
political movements ana being leader in party
councils, Mr.. Nathan IA, seldom been q member ~
The Republican General COMMITTEE. or del -ai'
To nomnaiin; conventions. The termination, "f
" c. Wallace for Congress and ~ Joseph l-pnall
for senator largely duo 10 him. ll'a-
especially nciy" in the Presidential campai-u 81
l---. and after ulc election OF President llirr,on
he secured the support - nearly all tl" l"ndrs
R'Puhlicins of The CITY I'm hi- application rr th"
post be- hold. His familiarity with th- Tobacco,
and cigar hu ines. esp oiay fitted him for ~" dWi.,
Of the omcc. H. transferred hi- own hu.iu',- -
his sons
In the f,ctionul contests OF ulr l.-t four year,
in the party Nj Na'han took an active Share. hui
In the recent generalization Do" stood nlppf aud b.
not now Identified with t.o orr .nIhton. %. l'.
recently shown. However. That Dol, political influence
Is not ended hy securing ID. appointment 81 fn-nl
ttr,.r . fttfr,a
politlral plan. may DO Mr. Nathan decline. io .,y
Mr. Nathan, home /. M 40 90 Dccatu-.t lie 4.
actively Interested In IA. work Of tlc uci~ w orhnr
Asylum ard f.. president for eleven years. NJ.
Nathan has given close attention 10 m, duti,- 81.
Collector H. (, the fr, occupant 81 the hand om.
Quaftrr, provided FOR the Office IN the now Federal
Building. lie Ia twenty -aIar.od slbofdinat,s ami
a number who are pail hv f-.. Ia. receipt. of
the Office last wear were sfO-O1ll L. in,ii.au.
- OF o35 % 80, on b-rr and alo. -I.3y1I.7 on
distilled spirits sj44 35- - on tobacco and d.ii,.
and SlG7 $50 30 special taxes.
The growth ~ Proclaim IN the tcu years since me
opening Of the Hrdg. h,, been little l... uan mar
yclors. Foundation has practically douhlci man,
new and important lui,dlur- h,yc been c,sirr,t.d
and the CITY la, c,ocr,,d from, fine ,hry-o- state f
a cronp Of viIia., and mt on mcirop. Titan aspect
The first importat hstorv Of prooklyu va. conuilod
olou, tccp,v ,..,rs ma, lac nr u,,rv y -,u /,
wns revised ana brought down 10 date Ten wear. ago
y v.
ripcncd for new and na,quate history Of the brook
lyn Of today with n million people and ready for
future that viii make fl rival IA. greatest cities %
the continent in ~. Tho ,ynut E. nud j., tl, pro
ductlon ~ , handsome, volume, ,ut,,ld m, F.,l
and pr,oLI,., r !, commemorate. clio r,do,h ami
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iru' whose newspaper trimming fHIlNcd INN Tor III"
task, and hc has had the aid Of a number Of special
writer, ia various department, Of the work The
"oN j. h"h'-"m" volume "i nearly LOU pages
The opening Illustration !, "A view Of the city from The
IN Of tbe BrooLIvn ,oyy.r of tho Kriag. I,nLing
''" ''' " Wv ''''e'' ''o
o"Vn'"'''
Tho narrow escape Of Mayor IIOOdy from indlct-
mont far ,n,i,n.,nnr Iv the Inn. Grand Iurv has
,a.n ,Lo ,h.nno - ,,.,ora, corno,o,, W c,,o,
magistrate Of the city has ever before had his
.nnduct INVESTIGATED l., ,nc GRAND ,,,,.., a. u,yor
pnodv Ia. r,e n.councr ,.rand r,,r,. n.a l,n,