The sun., 1894-10-14
STRAUSS HEADQUARTERS.
GRACE,s TESTH DISTRICT LBADER
DROPS IN ON BUSINESS.

: Ne Has eiveu the Grace Party Endorse
meat 90 Sulzer for Congress ssd Hss
cot the Tsumany Nor.inatioa for As-
re.bIy-Csn't Deliver East Side vstss.
Ex-Alderman Jacob Kunzenmann Is the visi-
tor at the headquarters Of Tsmmsny's candi-
date for Mayor whose call yesterday will occs-
sion the greatest amount of talk. Mr.. KunEen-
mann has been counted one of the friends Of the
Committee OF Seventy, and he IL William r.
Grace's leader in the Tenth district.
Mr.. Charles G. 3 aman. Mr.. Charles Stewart
smith. and, possibly. Mr.. William r. Grace, will
b. panied to learn that Mr.. Kunzenmann
fastened directly to the Union Square Hotel -
soon rs Mr.. Grace would let him leave the secret
session OF the New York Democracy Executive
C,mmttee held in the Cooper Union last
evening So anxious was he to get to Mr..
trauss headquarters that he carried with him
III his hurry the package Of blank petitions which
Mr.. Grace had given him TO have filled up for the
purpose Of having an extra ballot in the booths
~ help In the fight against Mr.. Straus and the
"Where Is MIR. strauss headquarters7" asked
Mr.. Kunzenmann of the hotel clerk, who an-
swered that IL was ON the floor above. But Mr..
Kunzenmann did not hear. He caught sight OF
TnE Sun reporter. who had Just come down
'srs %nd .nS hs have sssFa es ssd he starting 70
60 IN the opposite direction to the stairway lead
The reporter didn't want a cigar.
Say, lcoughl, was-was Sulzer mp thereT
lie was informed that Mr.. sulzer was not mp
stairs. Still he fingered until, TO relieve HIS en-.
harrRssment the reporter departed, and ME-.
Perhaps this visit OF one Of his district leaders
to Mr.. Strauss headquarters will not surprise
at the action of some Of his down town East
side friends. when he learned yesteTday that
Kunzenmann, ex-A Alderman w. Frederick Grote,
and John Fennell had gone from the meeting OF
his Executive Committee Friday night with Inc
structions to nominate an anti-Tammany cam
didate for Congress in the Eleventh district, 70
a.Conyention OF the State Democracy held At 20
Second avenue, where Mr.. Suffers nomination
for Congress was unanimously endorsed by the
three leaders and their followers. All these
leaders have been complaining To- Mr.. Grace
that they cannot deliver their Jewish support
Kunzenmann WAS nominated for Assembly
man by Tammany Hall last night He has
large personal following who are expected to vote
other callers at Mr.. strauss headquarters
were Postmaster Dayton, ex-City Chamberlain
Shechy, Register Levy, Supervisor OF the City
Record w. J. X. Kenny. Police Justice Grady.
Superintendent of Buildings Brady. Maurice r.
Holohan, and George j. Kraus.
paign for Mr. Straus, was at the hotel part Of
ron M sesfet%ry Wins snf Holy viii Also sssss
spending several hours day at the headQuar-
The machinery Of the campaign had hardly
got to work yesterday, but IL is expected To whir
tomorrow. Mr. strauss letter OF acceptance
Wednesday, and until 1t is he will have nothing
to say with reference TO his canvass.
The Tammany orators have not yet been or
be electrifying audiences all over the city BY the
latter part Of next week. The big ratification
will occur a week from next "wednesday night.
Congressman w. Bourkc Inukran will proba-
bly, be the chief orator. Overflow meetings will
the Thirteenth" and the lesser oratoricA lights
will illumine the darkened mind OF the voters.