New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04
semby District are cordially invited to the jack
son Republican Club tonight
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS OPEN.

son Republican Club tonight.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS OPEN
ROOMS AT THE HOTEL BARTHoI.DI IN READINESS
FOR woRK-BRYAN MANAGERS PREPAR-
ING PLANS FOR MEETINGS.
Some order came out OF chaos on the second roor
of the Hotel Bartholdi yesterday. and the Demo-
cratic Headquarters were supposed to be in run
ming shape No one of prominence arrived prob
ably as a waiting official thought because no one
had yet heard that the headquarters had been ior-
mally opened There several ward politicians
who sat the first room, looking vany around LOT
cuspidors. There was also one citizen who called
to ask a question about free silver. and was in
formed by official that 1.-The question couldn De
argued there; that he must ask for Information
from the speakers at meetings.
George d. Bayard a cousin Of Thomas +. Bayard,
Ambassador at London. is one OF the oiiciais IN
charge. When asked regarding the Ambassador
reported opposition TO the free-siveT idea ne sau;
I'VE hope that he will be with us before the end
of the campaign The real surprise In this cam
paign Is the number Of Republicans-young men
and old men-who coming In here announcing
their intention to vote for Bryan and Sewali. lhey
say that they tired OF the old political leaders,
tired OF seeing the old names In print always
during campaign. Why. in the first letter opened
here in this mornings mail was check ior s'o
sent by a prominent Republican. who wrote that
he is with US. Bryan will carry New-fork state.
No plans were made yesterday and none are IN
sight yet regarding meetings that may DC heiu Ui
speakers except the notification meeting III Na
son Square Garden on August IL. when Bryan VIII
appear II is announced that Governor W. d. olone'
of Missouri, will probably make the speech OF noun
cation Senator Daniel Of virginia being m,t En
rope. will not attend; neither VIII senator me-
CITY will be selected the place for the headquar
tiers OF the Democratic National Committee was
given that it will all depend on the tTcep, pm 70 ex
hoai dana ri
be at Washington. which is most favored ny mar
Jones He Is now in The Capa' ana ccd Is SS
to advices him. he has so far decided on only
a few members Of the Executive Sommttee.
Among the callers at the Bartholdi headquarters
yesterday afternoon was delegaon OF tnres rep
esenng the sryan Free syeG OF Saw
age is president. c. L. Pollock secretary and A. e.
sented 70 William F. St. John that the club IS non
partisan and has SO members Inc Delegation ue
sired TO arrange meeng' Wlth un,d conpsiar
The National Silver party's headquarters are
Teal Yesterday occupied room waiting for visitors
who wanleq %am ST. Johns first act after
getting his headquarters opened yesterday was 70
the cause" Mr. st. John is not particular from
what kind Of Democrats the cash comes. ana II II
under the belief on their par; that the FUNDS are are
will not disturb the Popocrat free-sliVer managers
COLLIE TealIS disappointment at MS 'f--
IRE 10 secure a Job in the Street Cleaning Depart
ment is said 10 explain in measure his appear
ance AZ the Popocrat frec-silver headquarters as
deputy sub-assistant in the employ OF the bryan
Watson Sewall himhammers. lie prepared MN
self for his present associations by short SO
ioIrn in a particularly tough" section OF me
lower East side. in the lid District. Ollie" told
persons whom he able to mold by the button
hole long enough that he there .'rccaiming
the i'd District to Repubicansm The election
returns however, failed TO Indicate ttlat ONE
had proved bowling success in the retaining
business" ~. .,,,,r,
ming" venture gave ollie went into the snow
business at Herald Square. This proved so uIlrc-
munerative that ollie" wac obliged to call IN
the assistance of an assignee. ollie has pcch ac-
cused OF "hoodooing" whatever scheme ne was
permitted to take q hand In. .,, . ,, .
II was said Yesterday that "Ollie's position AT
Mr. ST Jchn's headquart 'rs was to he largely orr
namentaI He possesses lovely head. decorated
with glowing auburn hair. which. when flrst re-
leased from the curl papers In tho morning adds
largely TO the attractiveness OF his winning smile
'Oeis'' charms at the Bartholdi are TO be conccn-
trated upon alleged Republicans whose minds have
been weakened from any cause; and who may be-
come victims OF the silver disease II properly
treated He relies largely upon his force of pretty
typewriters TO aid him in his work