The sun., 1894-10-15

r.u .r . N,,t,o- = Year Pat Up hy the
...oe,.t,e, OF Peel Ros- Keepers-A
,ttIxs- Away. Against the Bricks.
Among the distinguished callers on the Hon.
Thomas G, platt at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
,erI,y wss Sojer Flynn. Mr.. Flynn. as every
h,-lv knows was turned down by the Tam
many Hall organization OF the First district
this season. and another man was nominated
,nr the Roari q. Aldermen. Everybody knows
also that Mr.. Flynn would like to go to Congress,
and he has been flirting with the Republicans.
intending to run an Independent with Re
publican endorsement. Mr.. Flynn Is enough of
a politcian to know that the proper man
IN see to get an endorsement or a nomina-
tion from the Republicans is Mr.. Platt,
and Il was on that business that he
visited the hotel. lie wasn't we'll acquainted
with the Republican leader. and in order that
he might have Republican endorsement as TO
character he took along with him the distin-
vuished Republican Mr.. The. Allen.
They strollei into the hotel early IN the even-
ing and IN to the desk. Mr.. Allen as spokes-
man asked II the Senator was in
"rIl send up your cards" said the clerk.
"wh.what!" gasped Mr.. Flynn.
"Ca-cards?" said Mr.. Allen. Certainly;
I've got mine with me-"
He pulled pack with the ace OF hearts up
from his inside pocket. Mr.. Flynn was just
looking relieved when the clerk explained that
it va. visiting cards he meant.
Amt there no other way we can catch him?"
demanded Mr.. Allen.
Inst then Mr. Platt sauntered through the
corridor. Mr.. Allen spied him and made after
him. The Senator was all smiles. The inter-
view lasted the fraction Of . minute. Then Mr..
Allen was all smiles. and he bowed very low and
returned TO Mr. Flynn. Then Mr.. Flynn was all
and hv ha tu0 Aiatinrntshed cfti-
zens walked back toward tho barroon, where
they were waylaid by anxious reporters.
"Did he promise p the reporters demanded.
Mfr. Allen winked. Mr.. Flynn winkod.
Vow" demanded Mr.. Allen. Amt II poll
tic. for the Republicans to endorse Mr.. Flynn
and tG5 q: 70 Mn Flynn Mr.
district that's politics. That's what they should
do Mr. aS Mo MoudD "a 50 q i tns. xss.
Republicans there are in the whole iist1 Why.
iihy' iisyy of Tfsg RspaSiIeSns ShsS % for EN-" "n'.'
"%Sy hsfcf ii sSss pu, in for
:S,aa; ~ scS, :ss,,. The Grace men arc All out for
That I; .o,r s.aN mid Mr. !, FiynS1 yS N, .u., ..
"rhe gospel truth" !" admitted Mr.: Flynn.
Tammanyi N.Y. Wen. III tell you In one little
hhn esht me%ss1s. 1" see. an! ! f.m the only RspaS
lican in the lot. HOY much dye Sposs We put
sTsry ons 's q e%. eaosps one sEss went shs
is Isl. thousand year." ..,a MI. Flynn. Its
thousand Ls.r sgIeSss &; I'd NJ Asn. en-.
ure II up; . million Snd q half year, see! ex-
cepting one that was ahy $3.50"
What club WAS thati asked one of the re-
That was tn. association of pool room keep
eEs," said MIA MI Allen; There was les places
Yea, yea" sald Mr. Flynn.
Its wonder Mr. God or DR.. Parkhurst
didn't got hold of you before thisi" suggested .
!What for should thsyy" demanded Mr..
Allen. Twas born in this town. was SIXTY:
ing for syefytkins sss into. Right up against
ss snd si; & prc,tz We. 4, Sas tSs snse'''h say
That Il 90" said Mr.. Flynn.
Always against the bricks" repeated Mr..
Mr. Flynn-Now no man knows me any better
s1n this s. man 1RBpS Mr. All sh Z. on shs saIS
M" II. Elisn.Ss.. S z; I'm proud to say that do
II. t6i. club against Tsmmany now, ?" asked
@ All sSsins. T.mm.ny.- said Mr.. Allen.
That Is go" said Mr.. Flynn solemnly. Nov,
leans sna &. eses 70 saaoP.s fS.s
amt got no earthly show of electing their own
1t 'ud help break In on the organization y
viii you recommend the sndorssmsnt Of Mr
ssysn.S iod M Piss, %ss .sEsa In
Not on your life" he said.