The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-07

people OF tho great cities that you trust them,
that the Cove rnmsnt that y9Mn elect is the real
system viii bryssk down, and in a way little an.
~ticipated by US
TIE CIT HoEBER.
After shaking this skeleton before the crowd
Mr.. F.tirchilII announced that he had nc.
ceptcd the nomination for Comptroller. And
then ca arc Mr.. %Schumann. Mr.. Schumann fur.
Schumann esembiC the Coroner in marked do:
E5G snc eSf S nnA II IT. w ssStddfSi U do to On h %HsS a%o T fns
bcrs on the ticket.
- dell you my history, said MT; SchmmSnn.
The crowd whoopcd 1t up for tho small village
IT emirgraded nit mein fadcr in eighteen
f1fdy-drce 20 dis country alretty,, mine muddcr
Won year lNier. l vas den but tirtecn
year oil. Mine first ogg1pashion was
Lonk Isls mt for a lifelihoot. Der summer monts
of Chune and Chuly soon vos bast, ven dook a
dree year course Of 81 Hppre1dt er Saiippr Ant artds most
Tho crowd vas right with MIR; Schumann by
this time, and didn't do a thing but whoop and
After servingk mine droe years faithfully I
receive a position. OF maid Of all work and office
at der great total salary of dree hundrot cents
for You" and they roared with laughter.
Ven der vor proke oudt your humple servant
S SaHnh HHennery vos left high ana try on der
And You wasn't, tho only pebble, John
Henry" yelled n voice. and the cheering and
MIR. Scinnnann gave his soldier record.
I'm ,eighdeen siTdy.eighd connected mine,
OF all work. dis time at a cross regard per week
OF dree hundret fifty cents. In der vail Of
SsT fIr% o sFF Mniisr an ! dF%Sn app' as c mlnfsS'f pa mit
ner; noher fergos when in eighdeen SIXTY
pies Pank, in Canal street.
CONNECTED NIT A pRusT.
The whoopins and bowling was going on at a
great rate, and teoPle were holding their sides.
Der pank vast astounding small nodes for
ne rea fGG% t Sse rds h 'G yGH h h%pdr sTsi sG1l"T;
IA pank PRESIDENT was to an honest und
yillink yunk man. und made up mine mintdc
chanel vos given me | would blaze, myself in n
position which would enable me to dreat n worthy
yellow man in der same manners as 1 vas
dreated by dor PRESIDENT of der Peoples Pank.
Dus CONNECTED II inesclf When time and oppor-
unter der broadway. Pnnk in Prooklyn, und a
drust gombany. too
Every man and woman in the audience was
shrieking with laughter and appleuding. the
noble life of Schumann. The crowd In the back
was dancing up and down and hpIsEging itself;
his life, right up. to the present moment;
He said he wasn't a millionaire, but he had
been n civil service commissioner. He also said
he didn't seek the honor of running for Presi.
dent, of tho Council, Bind since I goo, i'd der
DeOple VIII eleKt us. anu inc crown WDOOpeQ
and whooped and howled for Schumann again.
Schumann had been so good that the thousand
or so people who had stayed to listen to him still
stuck to their places when Charles G.. Beaman
was introduced. Mr.. Beaman made a talk which
kept the crowd in good humor. and in which he
said he was going to sup port the ticket.
Henry Weissman. the labor %ngitator, followed
him., and the meeting wound up with cheers
and bowls.
JOHN BROOKS LEAvITT MISSES FIRE.
All the speeches that had been prepared went
off oil right, save one. which had been fixed up
by John Brooks Leavitt to go off outdoors at
10 p. NJ. Whether it was tho dampncss or
what. the fuse evidently went out, for the
speech missed fire. Maybe it was because the
overflow meeting that it was intended TO de.
light didn't materialiZe. There was no meeting
because there was no overflow,