New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
CROKER ON HIS THRONE.
,,o1Ds AUDIENCE WITH HIS SUB
1EcTs AT THE wIGWAM.

HIS TRIP But NOTHING ABOUT
TAMMANY DIssENsIoNs
,,.sora Croker. the millionaire boss OF Tammany
~ although some OF his former po"ucdl Gun
Ban .s NON call him a multi-mlllionaire. and they
fe1sosoI 70 know something Of his sources Of
are who reached NewYork IN his luxurious
"' a,o car on Sunday evening. spent a busy day
rNAs The boss had hardly finished his sump-
- breakfast when Mayor Gilroy called on him'
.ho two Tammany magnates discussed the pros
S c,nplcte wreck OF Wgwam hopes next
PEI Cor an hour or more. Several individuals, In
i@i, a,d ont who thought they would make
P'. $, ,.isiting the boss at his home instead OF
P "a his East Fourteenth-st. Office. were sent
gum during the Interview. with the Information
Sss' Mr. croker would see them at Tammany Han
,,,er in the day .,.. o,.o. %
~" .,o Wjgwam the rush began shortly after ~
~ Police Commissioner James J. Martin Cor
~ counsel William II. Clark. Colonel George
Pat.C,alIon president Of the Board Of Aldermen
D. so,,,or c. w Plunktt. John +. CARO-" Oo'-
e. 1ob, q Shea ex-Speaker William Sulzef' eA-
u,s,er John Reilly. eX-Coroner John X Nusen''
,,,i Bell the new Park Commissioner l"o'n"S
Fur Dr w. r. Jenkins. Health officer of the
o.. and the boss's brother-in-law; Sherli sexton
~ ~ vas appointed by the Governor during MT.
N wiz absence: Barney" Rourke, Jacob Seaoold
&C rsson Health Commissioner; Maurice r.
r,ohon Police Justice J. J. Ryan. Charies T.
,,rrbv and a number OF others all came 10 pay
49,, nrofound respects. Commissioner NJ l. Dai!
sonned in to help Mr.. Croker IN up MS CORE
sponience ,,-c,.u,, o.-,o IN Mr. Croker
greeted him Warmly s"''"e
didn't you ... ,,.- ,ho dis,,lav
=. ho irish flag on the city Hall on 81. Patrick 5
". varcb L. was highly appreciated by the
arv,5 surrounding the boss, and was sree'eo WIZ"
A roar OF laughter IT.. o,,,ors ,,ha,
NJ Croker repeated to many of his callers "ha'
' ia 70 Mayor Gilroy early in the day. that
Nv ."haa NOT been in better health in ten years
De a,,sro,,s by newspaper reporters to get the
a.. .,er - talk about local politics were with
out result. - . ,.r ros Nr
r,.,.rs ,nvarlable answer 10 all questions regard
tFO>, -, situation likely TO lead up 70 dis
.'.,s ~ the hopeless condition OF Tammany. lie
-, bis former statement as 10 his attitude on
...~T reform" and emphasized his opposition u
A. Income tax He excused himself. however rom
sa,snr ANYTHING in appreciation OF senator III"
s,each Of Yesterday on the income 'aN sC"'"'
saving that he could not indorse d sPee0" ''"' "'
had not read " ,. ,h
ss,o a. washington in settling the tar!n anes-
90, ran,arking that il was inJurihg tht Couii
ud bnrting the Democratic party. IN sne my NJ
dHu T1rt N draw him out on local subjects vi
&c. g. eeid grimly. Il bought two or three so.4
,Dns while was away. and shaI give oiT ~
Jimmy O'Bren and one 10 O,to hemphtsI' nn'I
s .II'' am r.ch They also want to be rlch anu
an going 10 help them ,,,o, 60 ,raLa any re
Mr. Croker could not be Induced 70 nn ake ANY Which
pSf ~ 10Th Inc Boss and Police Justice Diver
TSen Dunphy resigned from Tammany nan Ids,
hr,ary Nv Diver did not present hirnss!i az
Tms5v Hall yesterday. but Alderman NICK NICK
Row his right-hand man was mere ann p maI ib
rsy"tn interyiew with the Boss. Nobody ABOUT ',t
{en Yesterday would express an opinion as 70
what passed between the Alderman ana '"e O's
eH TSere were rumors yesterday that "LarTy Rf r
-noir has a long tale Of woe TO pour ,, M nn
ri,,nifv The manner in which the Sheriff oict
and its patronage has been DISPOSED Is rb SaI non
nrtava .Ti AIRY almost past expression J ne non
appearance Of County Clerk Henry d. PpT pSS a. a.
~ WigWam Yesterday was commented upon a.
<lne;sbf5@ co-roborative evidence that Purroy
hand viii be found against Croker when the proper
time comes.