The sun., 1900-11-24
PURIFIERS LOOKING CHEAP.
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Tho Croker purifiers had another -ruhllo-
meeting In their nrv quarter. In the Oeffnania
park Building. ig2 fowery. ye,tstday after
noon Like the fret public ~ eetinR. there
were no witneasrs present With evidences n viCn
that they desired To bling 10 the attention ~
the committee Ntet 'rs meeting hsd ad-
Juprned one lItte German came forward and
through friend who could speak Lnellsh an
nouncrd that he had something 10 say 10 tie
committee. Iie was received with open arms
he was the first thing in the way 81 witness
that the committee Ind s-en since II organized
and with smiles Of happiness tho members r"-
sumed their seats white Chief Purifier Nixon
called the meeting 10 order for the second time.
Purifier Clasen act ed as iuterpre'crfO tho httlo
German, who gave his name IS Leopold Datner
and said that he we'd at 1911 Amsterdam avenue.
Mr.. Datner fret declared his great admira-
sion fer the committee. Then he asked II II
had occurred 10 the members that a ladies
auxiliary would be a good thing. When told
that such an Organization had not been con-
sdered he declared that It ought TO be and
a.9ed II the committee WAS aware OF the great
good that women had done IN driving microbes
out OF meat and Ia stopping men from spittih.
or the streets. He was asked 20 be moro eN-
pllclt Oh the subject OF microbes and he SAID
that IL was women that had secured the pass
axe OF An ordinance prohibiting butchers from
hanging their meats on the street. de was
growing enthusiastic on the subject of woiu-
ans auxiliary, when chief Purifier Nixon
broke IN and said 10 Purifier tlausen;. For
goodness sakrs ask him If he doesn't know
something about vice"
Mr C1ausen put the question TO Mr.. Datner
and with a broad grin the title German re-
plied Yes. OF course. ! am drummer
hi, vas the end Of Mr.. Datnor. lie was
told that the committed had no more tune 10
waste on him The purifiers were greatly
Disappointed over the patncr t.zlle. They
had horcd that he mseht be- a citizen Win
Tammany purifiers 10 give Lnsm soale iniorIna-
Despite Mr.. Croker's injunction TO the
thus show the public that It IS sir
cere and has nothing to hide the com
Ter iay II was held in room oN the one
where the committee was scheduled To meet ANA
ia,'ct an iour. & wa "yidr,i va, tveTvthins
lance had been done.ior Purifier Murphy, didn'r
think il worth while t. stay Tor the lite ltr-
OF The meetims consisted OF calling th" meeting
20 order in III" presence 81 a lot OF reporters,
ph9ofrai@t ana one or t%9 p,sT G4f9u! NSSn Gnes
began proce"l Ings by 'al ns mat he had re
ceived 4 Response 20 his letter to Bishop Potter,
for 1t had been feared tnat the Bishop would
not recognize IL" committee even to the eh-
tent Of answering N" letter Of lis chairman
Mir Nixon read the letter, which follows;
'NY pE,n SIN. beg 70 Gcknowiedse Your
the notice Of those who arc directly cnrCorncd
in taxing acton N the mater TO El,!C Tl!Gh 70"
r' yiIdG StrGi :Tia a Ia had r1covoa s%rm nnmnc
Of letters comnnln!"g Of pla.rs OF III repn'e.
There is one aa"lt h"no" "f IL lrms on L%r,
ab",t, coHd.rior. N tla nciehNorh1od OF Houston
and Hclanocy streets, on" at"ut conditions