New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
GTLROY DONE WITH TAMMANf
,,r WILL QUIT POLITICS FOR AN INDEFl-
MITE TINE. =

AN INTERESTING STORY OF AN ATTEMPT ~
HAVE COLBERT NOMINATED FOR MAfoH-
IT FAILED. AND MR.. GHRoY HAS
HEEN SICK EVER SINCE.
,,oror crrov is undecided whether he VIII take
bts lang desired European trip after the expiration
NJ hts term on January /. or whether ne WIZ ~ W
Florida and spend the rest OF the winter. III en1'
case he Will be accompanied by Mrs pIfoy am w
Younger members Of the family BUT ""e',e W
Ma,.or goas 70 Europe or to Florida. he is done
vim Tammany Hall Cor the present AZ least i"e'e
Is nothing in sight for Tammany in New ofh ~.
,hrao voor. and whether or not this has any ehec'
unon the Mayors decision. it Is certain 'hit WIZ" "
returns from his trip he VIII enter INTO p"s'
for which he has more than once dehohs.ra'e ne
capacltv Rumor has per-stenty aihrHeu 'i'. ~
Mayor intends to assume direction oil the i's7
nrin,iny concern Of Martin b. Brown. VINO up 10
the time of his death was the printer TO the CITY,
and enfoval many lucrative city contracts, anoN5
others the printing o. THE city Record. since
Mr. Browns death the firm has retained the CITY
patronage. - o,
Mr. Gilroy has denied most positively ana repeat
odlv that he has or expects to have any interest,"
+, ,bo rrown concern But whatever business ne
NAV decide TO enter upon It is well UNDERSTOOD that
the Mayor is far from being poor man. ana "'"'
ho can bring to it plenty OF capital
The utter lack Of anything attractive ABOUT lam
many Hall for the present IS seen III INC i"C' '
whom the power Of removal" bill Is passed there
will not remain n single municipal department "
ho central ~ the organization. and this state or
,bincs must continue for three years or uhtil Jan
nary l. 1898 The Tammany heads or departments
will 20 with 10 chance Of return for year di'eI
the next Presidential election. They nave 1t
is true the Dstrct-Attorney Office the Register >
office and the County Clerks office TOT aho'he'
,e,r and the Controllers office for two years pu'
tbov lost the Sherin's Office for three years las'
Tuesday and tn, chances excellent for the eiec
,on # IN Anti-rammany District-Attorney' Regis
Ter and County Clerk next year Wnat Is le'' io
the coming year Is little compared 70 me ~
annual income which has been howing lhio ~
,icor's canarious NAV from the nun ioipa acpart
ments II il not 10 be wondered NJ that man! 81,
MANY men who have been shrevd enough 10 s 50.
nm .hoir m gotten gains thiD~ they VIII 20 N
business now, and keep clear OF p'"''' '
future. , ,. rol.,od az, even-
ing nv Tan,,lany man who was conVer'aht WIN
the negotiations which we're gong on Il Iton" ~
t W tM' p ,:racn and his lcutenaHts TIE other
The last meeting took place in The Mdnnetan Nl1p
nsi neior1 ,nc ,mion ticet There were present
Mayor Groy and Police Comn5soner Mar % ,Br ie
Tammany. and .A-Mayor Graz MaH errer ,,iya
secro,arv for the State Democracy. Al.
understanding was reached, a lbould he the
rasndIdat" for Mayor The Mayor and Mr. Martin
hastened to Tammany Han TO lay ne mater Ter pc
foro the Committee 81 Eight. confident OF Us ac
ccntonre when TO their amazement ana dlssus,,
they discovered that OK Mayor Grant nad can.a,v'
rn ,boir rcat scheme Of Coudert for Mayor ana q
united Democracy" w8s nootea a., I's,s" y, IL
heinz received WIN tl9nn.tot,SS [,artn found hem
selves accused Of selling out TO Grace , ,,
Naturally tho Mayor SO k"ned oi po"d d- az" ,hs
s, ~ the campaign. II viii take three years yer
probg bly, 10 settle VI.