New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

ANY PERSON OR PAPER THAT ATTACKS
HIM WILL BE SUED.
THAT HOWEVER. DOES NOT SCARE THE NC
GARRYs AND THEIR FRIENDS. AND THE
TENTH WARD FIGHT GOES
MEREII.Y on.

John Miserable Gray" is the way J. Nor
rissey Gray Is spoken OF by Councilman Nc
Garry and his friends in the Tenth Ward and
Gray who is the candidate for Register on the
Democratic county ticket, is living up to the
name. What With the Mazet Committee and the
McGarrys. Gray would be far happier running
a peanut stand in Siberia than lodging the
political bricks aimed at him these days There
is little doubt in the Tenth Ward, where Gray
is best known. that Romanclli knows exactly
what he is talking about when he makes am
davt that he paid Gray $500 for certain dump
privileges.
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff was quick TO
use the evidence before the Mazet Committee
bearing on the Gray Romanen case Martin
CASEY, of The Brooklyn Eagle yesterday gave
corroboratve evidence against Gray Nheh
cross examined by Mr. Moss he testified as fol-
lows:
Q.-wcrc You employed by "The Brooklyn Eagle
j" q N WHAT Vas Your position hat were yon
doing Secretary 10 Mr.. Evans, The assistant
WE YOU Prccet whsa Mr. R Rom sr rSe
Eagle" Al ia The Office, put WIS HUI
present at the conferenSSs. ves cir
Q-Was ne in consultation with those se""e-
mon Ayes sir. ,.... -. o,,,,.9
O. Did Mr. Evans hand you letter To- COPY , ~, a.
Il think ii came through Mr.. Evans or Mr. Murpns
O-Nho had written the letter? A.-The l'rrt
TT4sd ~ Thr letter was: 'Departmcni OF STREE
Cleaning Office II Deputy commisslonsr, -, S.,
DOM on The va" dumps ID '''' ~ ''" ,,
Q.-Who it addressed 70? 40 Knla', vtaa
Q.-About getting contracts from the dumps ""'
o-Wbat was the last sentence In that letter
AE"Poase state what you Will pay for the pia,d
iego Of getting the contract. and IL was S's"'"
Q"And that letter was handed to you by one 90 81
"1he Eagle" gentlemen to copy! -, 81 t,,na
make COPY 50 mat they cond s' Cav wy and adj
dressed TO Romaneni and continued let M , EpeM
N""I EAR The nrivllegc of securing the contract.
Q-Was # FOR securing the privilege, OF Grtot r1
~ 10 hodv Of the letter that bids should he IN ny
next Saturday. and then the pQstcrlpD Ittlng me
what YOU will pay for the privilege OIL he''''s
Q~Nho wrote the bulletin for The Eagle a.
Q The bulletin that was set up In front OF ''e
ofico2 A-Yes. sir. ,..,., ~or,en,her exact
lv ybat said-"John Morrissey Gray sued ior s0o,
NAT n is alleged an Italian gave him 70 se0"'' "
QDo you know how it was that the 5' 9ay T ths
not published? A-No. sir. 90 n.y. road il
Q.-lt was actually set c, up ~ ~ NJ Grav
there ome-coumn cut 81 ~, ~ cav set up with
Q-Was there picture OF M "'"' So ~
II? Ayes ono-column cut
The exposure OF Grays dealings Win the
moor people Of his district has given the Hepu0
li,ans a great advantage which they are us'l rs
10 the fullest extent Gloom mas sel s's a re
mt, desnerate The old fashioned Demo
cratic argument Of bet is now resor'en o,,, 'g
Sheriff Frank Creamcr Who makes 80 n,u' >,
money out of the Sherins Office that ne naI l
,',,,,vs that to do with it, yesterday offered 10
hot $4,000 that Gray would win our. ...
The effect on "Darby's Patch III s
Coffey's district. was not what ne Mn,
GRAY was told he would have to DO sotne e,..
for himsef Mr. Gray is not used 10 thliihllS,,
but Yesterday he went through the mou9ns.
,d tbor won't 10 the Office of Colonel Albert
+ Lamb and retained him To prosecute any
pcrson or newspaper that publishes an ava. n
on him As the Mazet Committee Is oTlnsHs
ont ali necessary information about MT. cray
there is little hope Of Colonel Lamb get.l ing
much good Democratic money from Gray 'n'S
fall. $50 . p, .,,ti, fam,
"C;ray's connection with the Romaneln ram
ilv Is one Of the most dnhlushing Things eNts
heard Of" said Lieutenant Governor N0ou'u ~.
iae. ,iob. we've got Gray beaten already.
and Republican prospects for elecunS the en-
tire county ticket now first class