New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
RECORD BASED on BIG JOBS.

RECORD BASED on BIG JOBS
rb. resnonsibIity for the introduction OF the
nil 70 remove the Shore Road Commission nus
been fixed squarcy upon the shoulders OF "'o"a.
J. Dadv 1t was known that Mr.. bau! was
.rhonv when Senator Wieman put in the BILL ana
q report was current that he had 'hrea'e"e" "
have the Commission removed. fes,ero"y ,"e
natives behind Dady's hostility TO the Commission
became known -s
The Commission. OF which Elijah r. KENNEDY
IS president made contract some time "so W."
Cody Brothers for work on the Shore D'lNe' i''S
firm, according TO Mr.. Kennedy. failed TO I'VE up u
the terms OF their agreement and George run an
auother contractor was appointed 10 carry on lhe
work Enrlv this month Fruh cot into serious Nouo.e
with Moses Cahen & Son. OF Canal-st.' over HIS IAN"
ure TO meet several Of his notes held by them
had TO give mp his contract. and Michael D. D'"s
announced that he wanted II and INTENDED ~ s.'
f. Mr. Kennedy was not impressed by Dauy
demand and cave the WORK TO Charles Hart. VINO
is now carving out the contract as sans'ac'o'"!
az rosslhle for this time OF the year
vbon he heard that Hart had secured the con-
tract Dadv remarked that as soon as the i'ee's
lature began operations he would see VINO "o"''
90, tho work lie enlisted the aid OF senator
w,eman. who on Friday introduced the p. aoo'-
,sh!ng the present commission ana SUBSTITUTING '"'
a. n bipartisan commission
The offence charged against the present No"i',
sion IS its harsh treatment OF the conU'c'o's -"
Mr. Dadv's mind its offence Is us marsh ''V''"
~ himself The Commission has insisted tha' Inc
men who hold its contracts should iuihl Inc" "s'ee
roonts TO the letter Cody Brothers could not 90
,heir work az RAPIDLY as they agreed TO, ana the
Commission forced them to stop MT fruh O'o"s"'
trouble upon himself by his dealings Win pawn
brokers' and is awaiting treatment al Inc
hands Of the Court Mr.. Hart. VINO IS now ]"
charge OF the Improvements. is sausiylhg 'he Oo"i
mission I'm every particular
Mr. Dadys interest in the Wieman Dill IS NOT
purey personal He expects 10 open the way io'
a lavish distribution Of patronage by putting u
partisan commission in power. and when IL IS re,
marked that he is now OF Platts most ioya!
adherents In Brooklyn. and that he was Demo
crat not many years ago. IL Is not dicua, ~ 80 g.,
who are "a be the bcneteidries OF the measure !"
'' Tb p'' members OF the Shore Road Commission
serve without salary. they hire no clerks or seereo
taries and rent 40 offices. Their entire expense
for inc last year amounted 10 less than S-'O ihey
1n tba re.t Last year bill went through the
legislature aboNshing the Commission. bat it was
Mr Kennedy and his associates on the Com nm;
M mit6 oompiaceacJ SAID Mr. Kennedy YESTERDAY
az we are Re moved, We shall understand the rea,
have US removed IS soon as te -, "a s,, Ne
ready 10 act and suppose he Is now running ms
bv George Fruh and we declined 10 90 So sup
pose that IS the act for which We must be pun
Dsdy has reputation for determining his pO,iLti
cal affiliations by those or Inc pnDc oH'tSiS TX
i'm 1893 he worked and voted against hdries a;
schjeron The Republican candidate for Mayor ana
in the mi erests Of John Y. Kane whose terih ~
sing sing = now nearing its end In lS9 ne became
q Republican once more and joined me laC'ona
forces of Thomas G. Pstt and jacob worth My VIZ,
was then Plaits Kings County lieutenant IN ~
his name was about To be proposed for membership
in the Union League club but he vas per suaueu ~
withdraw t. because Of the prospect that ne Wo'u
a. blaCkhaIed After Frederick w. Wurster be.
came Nayor Dady abandoned Worth and lolneo
-he element headed by Theodore B. Wills. Mayor
Wu,ster's Commissioner Of City Works. Last fai
he was leader IN the Plat fight TO down worth
and I'm The Tracy campaign. He is now l1euterant-
Governor Woodruff's candidate for chairman OF the
Republican Executive Committee