The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01
THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
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New York, June 3O.-It is almost a
platitude to say that the man who is
reaping the glory of the police investiga-
ton which has aroused all New York, is
DIR. Charles II. Parkh urst, but whether
he will permit the use of his name in the
present connection of it with the mayor
atty Oft city is at least an open ques-
tion. 1t is not generally known that be-
fore the doctor went TO Europe he was
asked if he thought it would be well for
him to become candidate for mayor
The doctor answered that he would in
that event undoubtedly be accused of be-
ing more of a sensationalist than ever,
and that it was doubtful if his real mo-
tives would ever be fully understood
even by those who most believed in him.
Finally the doctor turned the matter off
by an allusion to the delights of Alpine
climbing.
However, the matter Is significant as
showing that the noted clergyman has
really considered the possibility of enter
ing the political arena and because the
persons who have taken his boom in
hand are not acting entirely without his
doctor himself does not run he win be
more influential than any one man in
naming the person who does.
1t should be borne in mind in this con-
nection that the anti-Tanmany democ-
racy has expressed a determination TO
support Il republican candidate if the in
terests of the city demand it. Another
important fact which has not yet leaked
ont is that Mavor Gilroy himself has 0d-
mitted bv implication that he viii NOT he
q candidate for reelection. He has lust
purchased one of the finest houses in the
upper section of New York and this he
has done "on the Quiet" The place is n
palatial one and cost a goodiv sum. a fact
which speaks more eloduentiv than ever
of the fortune amassed by Mr.. Gilroy as
n Tammanv politician
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THE RETURNING AsroRs.
It is pretty definitely settled that Will
lam Waldorf Aston will nav a visit to the
United States In the autumn. At least
his wife has written to a friend of hers in
New York city 10 that effect. and she in
Inmates that she herself NAV not accom-
pany her husband, as his trip is only A
short one. 1t seems that the estate has
developed complications which it is dim
cult for Mr.. Astor to settle by wire and
through the mails. and he has found il
necessary to pay personal visit to what