The evening world., 1894-03-31
Little Pap In the Twentieth

Little Pap In the twentieth.
There Is Dissatisfaction because Lead
or Thomas J. Durn aud his feilo" con.
tractor and associate leader. Thomas Il.
trimmins. OF the Twentieth, are not
snry, 'nough for tho ofHce-scekers, most
Of their tim" belng taken up. go Il *
asserted. in looking after contracts for
and Crimm!ns.
she, Scorn Lender Martin.
dcnce In the Twcnty-hrst he asserts a
certain amount OF influence there which
IL distaE,eful to Lender Jimmy" Martin,
VINO, In the polite language Of the poll.
Martin Is a dictator In his realm,
ana tina IL o~biertlonibl" to sues men as
Charles \. Jackson. Dlvd Mcclure. Mel.
son }. waterbury and r v Loew, all
In politics, nd Who ar" snuhbel and
gnorcd oY ,inrtin. Mr. Jackson was
Chairman OF tn, late County Democracy,
and has a supreme disregard for the
Mcclure gets the best OF references
and appraisersh!ps from the judges. II"
Is Independent OF Martin, ana likewise
snaps his fingers at him, 50 hono:s IN
br1therly feeling, the mainstdyS OF an
organization, are not there.
Fcnihcr son Not Liked.
Maurice feulleFSpn, NtI'I " IN.
Twenty-seconi. has got himself dtsliked
by a certain element. He looks after his
friends to the exclusion OF others who
claim recognition for services rendered.
and bv the other lauded for standing by
his friends. Tn trouble has develop"d
into a ruction. The anti-Tammhnyites
hope to profit by It by drawing the NAL
contents into their ranks.
sexton Hns II Ensy.
The Democrats of the Twenty-third
appear to be satisfied with the leader.
ship Of Sheriff sexton. Win, "A f."
exceptions. he Is highly praised. The
district. and some say the leader. Is de.
c!deily anti-Crokcr.
jealousy In lorkvilic.
John McQuade, the treasurer Of Tam
many Hall. the man who keeps no book!
and acCnunts-for public infurinat!on-
feels sighted on account OF til" promi
ncncc given to Leader Dslrour, of tn,
TWenty-fnurth
est and dearest friend, aud McQuadc +
never heard Of r%crrt once IN q Will,
when the finances of Tammany are Gis
Cussea and people say: "Mctlu&dc knows
whBt Croker gets. and where tn" money
goes, but he cont toll"
Dclmour is being hard pressed by th'
enemies OF Tammnny HIS district is, &
battle-ground, and. according to The
OUTLOOK, MS l'I''S lec' ii'i'''9 'd"iS
Ryan Also II Nepotist.
Leader John j. Ryan, Of the Twenty.
NTH, like Dalton, of the Fifteenth, looks
after his family. His father, brothers
uncles and cousins are working for the
city. There are hundreds Of working
men in his district who Gnnot get EN-
p!oyment, and they blame him for not
nudinE positions for them instead of the
Italians who get city work through the
He ia the DEPUTY Commissioner o'
street Cleaning. John II. Uenneberry, til,
zaiion, got dissusted with Ryan.
methods and resigred. He win lead tn,
opposi,ion forces. The general opinion Il
that Ryan's usefulness as n leader Il
gone. but Croker is carving him alonl
despite the wishes o' we No'''
burke !" h~nh"ic"npe"'
Police Justice william II Burke. Ieadel
OF the Twcnty-s Nth. las Son-in Law Mul
queen with him. In the list of patronpg,
MulGuaen IL most numerously mentioned
senator Jacob A. Cantor takes what II
left. and the rest get LEFT. Justice Burk'
has been trying to make himself populaj
BY. starting "A relief fund for tn" poor
Tents to offices and work IN the district.
G,,rox and cro,,.r Clash Here.
"i''"' :" WA" ~
Mayor Gilroy's district is the Twenty
seventh, OF winch itlst' JISl.tP N'llt !
leader. rithin its confines also ar
other greatnesses. Croker lived in tn
district. too. before he moved among n
millionaires on Filth Avenue.
Crokor's interests are looked after nov
~ ms real estate p.rthfr' i''ter !,
Sl'FII, Nttde : a'surla'e, ~ Mayor ~
roE hnn hnn ms way MGyct "oGiIn.
ilatt az! tilihS - SAY IN ulsiTict hithlrS
guy ~" M 70 SWtIln" !n' llll, n,tt"F a
!, WIS NiGSnr 'tlrny, II Is conceded ma
NE IelpnIrIah or power;
:. tir ~ MN nm Ii",h onlnIlSSlot6
Nniy hlte n cN-Ju'tlCe ilenry !
MC,'1Wh, VINO was refused "A ren3inina
tion ~ IrnEcr. tarrE Genet : friend
also form a lhrLloh' g are believe,
I, Ne against me DE NlS"am thiol
in the district, but Croker know. better
~, pou..,,u n,.,..
Leader W. f. Stillings, Of the Twenty
etShth, has only the visions Of u. j
Farrell, George w, Sane. ,Jlhn NJ. D-I
mour, James A. Hanley and George "
Cregier 10 disturb his otherwise pearefu
dreams amopg the hills and valleys q
are possible rivals.