The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-23
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pnny on Coisr's 5000. OOO Bond.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Dec. 22.-That tho Tam
many leaders here have completed tho list OF
appointments to DO made under tho new admin
i~stration there Is no longer any doubt, They
will remain, however, until Friday, when they
will go home for Christmas and perhaps return
TO Lakewood next week.
There was a report tonight that Mr.. Croker
had had o conference this afternoon with State
Superintendent OF Insurance Louis i. Payn in
relation to tho appointment OF the Republican
Police Commissioner. Mr.. Croker denied the
report when he was asked about 1t
Mayor-elcct Van wyck left here this morning,
with District Attorney elect Gardiner. John
Whalcn, Major A. X. Throckmorton, and SOW.
eral other Tammany men. A delegation of Tam
many men arrived. which included Prosi-
dent.olect Of tho Council Randolph Guggen-
helmor. former School Commissioner Charles II.
Knox, District Leader Matthew'S Donohuo, John
u. A. Mutually, Lawrence w. McGrath, Former
Register Ferdinand Levy, Andrew Freedman,
Former Street Cleaning Commissioner w. s.
Andrews, Congressman John ii. G. Vehslage,
Henry II. Nelson, Former County Clerk Patrick
keenan,, and Louis Davidson. All arc inter
ested indirectly or directly in securing places
under the new administration, and it is said
among, those, who came to-day. Charles II.
Knox, 1t is believed, Ia slated for a Commission
ership, and former Register Levy. 1t Is thought,
Will also get a responsible place..
Patrick KecnHp's name has been mentioned
In connection with the Police and Dock Commits
sions. and it is the general opinion among the
Tammany men here that he is considered eligi-
BILE for either place by the leaders.
Former Street Cleaning Commissioner An
drews's temperance started the gossips talking
about his chances for his old place. Major
Throcknnrton left here this morning and 1t is
probable that his visit here was what brought
Mr.. Andrews back. Henry IL. Nelson is UNDER
stood to DO u cnndidate for the place Of Super.
will probably get n place In the Corporation
Attorneys staff as was at first thought.
Tho visit of President.elect Guggenheimor Of
the Council was TO consult Mr.. Croker about q
caucus Of the Democratic members of the Coun-
Gil which will take place In the Aston House to-
morrow afternoon. The members will be intro
duced to each other and tho policy OF tho Coun-
Gil will be determined. With Mr.. Guggenheimer
on his return will lie Michael c. Padden, the
Sergeant at-Arnis of The Council. who will make
the AGO uaintance of the members.
Tho theatrical press agent has not been slow
TO take advantage Of the visit of Tammany to
Lakewood. One engaged the music hall in tho
Lakewood Hotel for u vaudeville entertaiument
and then started q story that Mr.. Croker had
arranged for the show. Mr.. Croker has had
nothing to do with it.
Tho United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company Of Baltimore, of which Andrew Freed.
man is the New York director, will file a $780,
600 bond for Comptroller-elect Bird S. Coler to.
morrow. The same company will also file q
bond for Sheriff-elect Thomas J. Dunn.