The evening world., 1894-03-31

once, ana Louis hanneinHn nm, 'OTIbTh'
licly that he would succeed Justice
as leader. when Croker or
dered otherwise. Illwitzer's chagrin was
so great he couldn't find choice words
enough to express his feelings. Deputy
Tax COMMISSIONS Sohmcr and Thomas
Clarke would also leaders be. Turn
where Martin may he Is, confronted by
Florida and left the district to his as.
sociatc, Mitchell. The consequence of
the internal strife Is that the anti-Tam-
many factions hold the balance of power
in the district.
'Bnrncy's' Uneasy Eighth.
Uneasy lies the head of Barney
Martin. The friends OF the convicted
election officers from the Eighth Dis
trict will settle scores with him nest
Fall for deserting the men who relied on
his protection for the frauds they COM
mitted. Martin, likewise, has jealous
rivals. EX-Aldern an and cN-POsl-pinCe
Supt. Mead is waiting to step into MS
shoes. A more dangerous opponent Is
Lawrence q O'Bricn, who mas the
backing Of purroy. purroy Is Crokcr
friend, and IL Is presumed Croker would
not he averse 20 another leader friendly
to his cause in the Executive Commit
tee. barney" Martin is with hiS
Fnctions of the Ninth.
James W. Boyle, the hustling leader
of the Ninth, is accused of sailing under
false colors. Speak Easy" Boyle. or
Boyle. the Oysterman,' as he Is Ia
miliarly called. established II great rep
utation as a Sette! OF patronage ioF
his constituents. stu they were clam,
oring for more. Boyle t"mporiZcd, ana
said he would do the bes. he could. He
did-fur himself. The first easy thing
that came along he took. 1t was "A $40,
a-day Appraisership, Now b2%ie ana
fight in Tammany Hall Boyle Is claimed
~ bo.h sides, which shows that he Is
n good straddler.
Happiness In the Tenth.
There is probably no district In which
there is less friction and jealousy be
tween leaders and s~ub-l"aders thhn tne
Tenth. Leader Reilly and ms trustee
Alderman oakley, work together IKE
brothers. They are all for one anu
one for all. But Reilly's friends are 4,
CRY at Croker. because he mas not given
Reilly an office. lie Would IKE " pc -
Police Commissioner.
Wa. IN the Eleventh.
Fire Commissioner. ScanneI lost MS
district. the Eleventh, to the ittpupll-
ems last Fan. He Is "A sort or n per
snn, non grata on account of IL
His enemies have taken his i"ieat az "a
text of his usefulness as "A ieanor, fr
Kcarney has not given up al hoP"s .,
winning a leaders, spurs. He nus II
strong supporter In his son-!n-iaw, Nn,
g!stus r Docharty. Scann"il refused
Assemblyman FarQuhar a rth"tilil:-
ton. McCiay, scann'lis man; We TE"nr-
en-. This is not the end OF ~ aR tht-
quhar and his friends are stlli seeklhE
Civilization. and will continue to seek
IL until Scannell Is retired.
,euotism in the Twelfth.
The ne,o,ism of the Murphy family Is
the cause of strife in tn I"eiijh.
Charles Murphy Ia the isa"sn, ccoednS
another brother who wa! an Alderman,
The advancement of the MurnhNs TO- me
exclusion of other aspirants mas hpt he,il
conducive to harmony. EN-Juige. W. II.
Kelly, eX-Excise Commissioner Nicholas
Eaughtan, william T. O.Rourk" ana
Major Edward Duffy are of the opinion
that the ship would not havS been tnSSel
in "a troubl6us sea under their guidance,
and they are men who don't interfere
with a man who knows II all
Soreness In the Thirteenth.
NO man thinks he has more reason to
he sore" than eX-Alderman James Bar
kcr. He was set aside as lender OF the
Thirteenth for Police Commissioner John
e. Shcchnn, brother of Li"ut,-GoN. Shoe-
han, and to make his downfall complete
ShCehan left him off the General Com
mittee. Barker fought his way up from
the ranks to "A command. Now he Is
stripped of all honors and DECORATIONS
and sent back to the ranks In disgrace.
There are hundreds of loyal Tammany
men In the district who believe with Bar
ker that he has been badly treated.
Wenrines In Crokcr's own.
"Croker's own district" Is what the
Fourteenth is called. All tn districts are
dominated by Croker. but the Fourteenth
he claims particularly as his own, he.
cause he used to be leader N re. He Is
a member of the General Committee a.
the district. Croker lives In the Twenty,
FIRST, but he Is. supposed to h" tn" con-
trolling power In the Fourteenth, lame
=, Heating is nbminally the leader. II,
has "A 5000 job as Clerk "f Special SEES.
Gions, and takes things easy. When tho
voters complain about ANYTHING, he tells
them ''it was dom by crOker'S orders
and that lets him ont and settles il. The
members OF the organization are getting
weary OF having the responsibility foi
everything put on The shoulders o. tbs
have a leader who Is personally reSpcn
sible. Peter Seery and W. j. Bayhan
think they are the right men for tho
place.
DnltUn's horny Path.
Excise Commissioner William Dalton.
time Is spent in trying Ia explain 10 hi!
curious adherents in the Fifteenth Dis
/ trict. Of which he iS leader, why he ha:
his friends and relatives who do not liv,
in the district appointed on the pole,
force and to other places. His explana
I,ons hay not been satisfactory TIL
square accounts with him at the polls.
Envy in the Fifteenth.
The smooth, uave, blanl and childltk,
street" Is in hot water, TOO. liz mas
Republican living in MS Aistric, w-osu
term has expired and who is a hollpv,
! lTs wing gull ~ nj tn. rot, If :. pl,