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Daily camera., 1900-04-04
Leadville and Cripple Greek swung
beautifully into the Democratic column
BY triumphant elections over combina.
tions Of all parties Tuesday.

In the promotion Of Edward Verdeck-
berg to be colonel Of the First regiment
to succeed the late Colonel Macarey.
Governor Thomas has recognized the
merit system in promotion in the National
Guard and appointed to command man
who is every inch soldier.
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We congratulate the Populists, Silver
Republicans and Labor people of Victor
on defeating the Democrats of Victor in
the city election. 1t was a magnificent
victory, with majorities ranging from IL
to I26. OF course, there may be Demo
Gratis in other towns who will not fancy
the idea of Democratic defeat at Victor
by the aid of Populists and Silver Re
publicans, but what are they going to do
about it? What are the Pops and Silver
Republicans there for. If not for the Of
fees?
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The Stock Growers' Association

The Stock GrOWers' Ass0CtatiUn
OF Colorado will hold their annual meet.
ing at Denver April 9th, on which occa-
sion many subjects of great importance
to stock men will te discussed. For this
occasion the Colorado & Southern Ry
has made rate of one fare tor the round
trip, tickets on sale April 9th, good to
return until April 18th,
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Lewis Ackerman, Goshen, Ind, says,
"DeWht's Little Early Risers always
bring certain relief, cure my headache
and never grippe" They gently cleanse
and invigorate the bowels and liver. Gill
bert Bros.
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4 Room 10 yrvInzn;ion.

Here's to the n...n so wondrousiy polite
That he will stand with smiling ever bright
And listen to the anecdotes winch bore
And never say: 1--WE hearu that yarn be-
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The Vegetable Kingdom.

What can be sadder than a withered rose?
The poet sadly asked. And then he
learned
The answer straigntway as he found his
nose.
Assailed with perfumes from cabbage
burned.
Washington Star.
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Notice.
| am now epared to furnish rock for
building purposes on short notice.
Quarry is located in Two Mile canon. on
the Maxwell place. Please let me fig.
ure with you.
A. M. HoTcHKIss
Boulder, Colo.
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M. B. Smith Butternut, Mich, says,
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills ever used for costive-
ness, liver and bowel troubles" Gilbert
Bros.
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Superior coal At Roberts { Csbb's.

Coy Moon. who formerly had laun-
dry on 18th street, has opened laundry
at I64I Pearl street, opposite Black.
burns grocery store. 33IIm
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen.
eral housework Enquire at 8oo Pine
street.
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To secure the original witch hazel
salve, ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, we'll known as certain cure for
piles and skin diseases. Beware of
worthless counterfeits. They are dam
gerous. Gilbert Bros.
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WANTED-Four girls to wait on table
Friday night. Good wages. Apply at
Bowen hotel.
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FOR SALE-A nine room house. VIII
sell cheap. For particulars call on owner
2o2o Pearl.
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For RENT-A four room brick fiat in
Luxon terrace. Family with children
need not apply. 3I2tf
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When, where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is a eading question. Listen to US.
In the first place, be sure it is not Sun-
day, then walk straight-way to Garba.
rinos.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, nicely fur.
nished in suite, only $40 per month. 1874
Pine street, corner.
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For SALE-Cheap. A seven room
stone house, corner of Walnut and 9th.
terms easy. H. L. Wiser, 1870 Larimer
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Good piano to trade for horse.
% # BENTLEY 4 GRAF,
Bales' Orchestra.

Music furnished tor balls, receptions
banquets, weddings, concerts, etc. Prices
fair and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Advertised Letter List.

Following is the list OF unclaimed lei.
ters for the week ending March 81. 1900,
Bowers, Chas Lake, Mrs M ]
Chamberlain, Mr. Mishler, N
Clark, Mrs Gerbonde Ninas, Stella
Colbert, AP Payne, A H
Cochran, Jas Smith, Mrs Mary
Falkner, Mrs Edith Snarley, Miss (2)
Fosher & Snowden Strickland Mrs B
Gates, Miss Matte Thomas, Mrs A
Herman, Mrs w (pkg) Thomas Bertha
Wisdom, Mrs Minnie
If not called for in two weeks they will
be sent to the dead letter office.
E. L. COATES. p. M.
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Money to loan by EUBANKs.

Mrs Calvin Zimmerman, Milesburg,
Pa, says, "As speedy cure for coughs.
colds, Group and sore throat One Minute
Cough Cure is unequaled. Itis pleasant
for children to take. heartily recon-
mend it to mothers" 1t is the only harm
less remedy that produces immediate re
suits. 1t cures bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe and throat and lung diseases. 1t
will prevent consumption. Gilbert Bros.
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nuNTTcJ MORTGAGE MONEY, ~
Unh i'll J. WILHELk HAHH. Cheney 81

Mrs Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, Ill
writes, II never fail to relieve my chill.
dren from Group at once by using One
safe without it." Quickly cures coughs,
colds, grippe and all throat and lung
diseases. Gilbert Bros.
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Ice Cream,

At the Boston Candy Kitchen you can
get ice cream that is ice cream. Try it
and see for yourself. Don't forget the
number, 2o2o I2th street. 90 ct
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"DIFFICULTIES GIVE WAY to
diligence" and all blood humors dlsap-
pear when Hoods Sarsaparilla is taken.
1t puri6es, enriches and vitalizes the
blood, cures that tired feeling, and tones
up the whole system. Take it now.
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st. Johns Church.

ST. OOnn'B OnuTCu.
Services during Lent as follows:
SUNDAYS.
7:3o a. M. Celebration.
7:3o p. m. Evening Service.
TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
7:3o a. m. Prayer.
Ago p. m. Service.
WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
7:3o a. m. Celebration.
7:3o p. m. Service
SATURDAYS.
Ago p. m. Service.
GOOD FRIDAY. =
7:3o a. IN. Prayer.
12,o3p. Prayer.
7:3o p. m. Service.
EASTER DAY.
500 a, m. Celebration.
$3.50 a. m. Morning Prayer.
II:oo a. m. Celebration.
800 p. m. Sunday School Service.
7:3o p. m. Evening Service.
Confirmation class meets Wednesdays
md Fridays at 5 p. m. and on Sundays
1t AGO p. m.
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Superior coal At Roberts 4 Cobb's.

There is wisdom in small ad, Ham,
ilton, the carriage painter. 1917 I2th
street. to41o
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Rev. w. f. Sitter, w. Cation, N. Y,
writes, Il had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicine
without benefit. was persuaded to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped me
from the start. l believe it to be a
panacea for all forms of indigestion" 1t
digests what you eat. Gilbert Bros.
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Plant D8ndeli

PlaBt DandeliOn
If you wish, but you would better buy
lawn fertilizer of Coulehan.
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For Sale or Ron

For Sale or Rent,
On account of i'll health. the half way
house above Boulder falls. Enquire at
City Market
3 IS Imo MRS. AL HEYN.
Daily camera., 1900-04-04

For bargains that are bargains in rea.
estate see EUBANKS.
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Use Prof. Fields worm powders. !
single trial proves their worth.
Daily camera., 1900-04-04

The non-rritating cathartic-Hood's
Pills.
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Early Rose
Seed potatoes at Coulehan's.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
CROKER SELLS HIS ICE STOCK.
-,-cpzr n WOOD MAKES A SUGGESTIVE
REMARK ABOUT THE BoSs's AT
TACK ON HIM

,7tchars Croker has sold his stock in the Ice
y--,,s+ "a The Tribune on Wednesday said he was
,-,-ire ~ He announced 50 yesterday. Mr. Croker
os led 70 make this statement by the reports that
ali the TamTnany men were unloading the STOCK III
order to get clear of the complications OF sueh
ovyrershir sI sold my stock a long time ago
ssta zfr Croker 81 cabled my partner. Mr. Meyer,
80 sell II for me He did so in the open market
4or7.t know who the purchaser was. SOLD II De-
-anse wanted to realize upon il, and that was all
II was purely matter of private business ana IL
s thought ice stock was good investment again
ouId buy II again"
There was something quaint IN the answer Eu-
-.ne n Wood made TO Croker's attack upon MIN
f.r his business methods. Wood is well known
l,f,.yist and is credited with representing large
traction gas. railroad, insurance and corporation
interests at Albany He Is said to have handed
t cf money in way, 1Iie is also credited with
having used his influence there to accomplish Ger
nary leaders. The only trouble is tnat WOOD teliS
his friends that Croker and his crowd don pay
TIr work done. When Croker broke loose with the
3enuncjation of Wood in which he said that W ood
H. looked after by the District Attorney or Al
hsny County, Wood uluSed for a moment ana
then said grimIy: Croker says that does he: he
5ugit 10 know" -. -.
The trouble Is that Croker. who in the past mas
nee hand IN glove with Wood in all these question
abla transactions and. indeed. has urged WOOD on
II, many Of them. finds Wood not so tractaDle
ss ne would like. Wood might tell some disagreea-
bic things if he wished. and there are lnolcatoIls
maj n Croker doesn't leave him alone in Albany
county he may do a little talking. Just at pres
ant he isn't saying anything. but Is attending 10 MS
fences In Albany County
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
THE GHOST SAVED HIN RENT.

From The New Orleans Times Democrat
A family ghost may be a very desra BILE appurte-
nance to a baronial castle remarked veteran
real estate agent but It's the last thing in the
world | would want on piece of improved city
property. have two houses my list that have
been seriously deprecated in value solely on ac
count of ridiculous rumors that they haunted.
In one instance II was clear of put up job
A tenant who was behind several months in his
rent declared his family couldn't stay on the prem
iSes any longer. account Of mysterious noises in
of the upper rooms and the occasional appear
of a spoOk woman in the back hall. He said
plainly that if any steps taken restrain him
in moving out his furniture he would tell every
body why he obliged to leave, and, having
some knowledge of the effect of ghost stories on
rental values, advised the owner let him go
unmolested. That done. but he told his yarn
all the and the consequence is that the house
is vacant. and likely to remain I dare say the
landlord will have let somebody have IL rent
for while in order TO break the spell. The other
a chronic spoOk finder She has seen ghosts every
house of mine under any circumstances. I knew
her record, and as soon as heard she was the
tenant l advised the landlord to give her notice
Immediately He did so, but he wasn't quick
enough. She got there first with her usual spectre,
and since the night that her screeches aroused
the neighhorh9od people have been making detours
to avoid the place after dark. A person who starts
a ghost story about house ought to be compelled
to produce the apparitiOn in open pay rent
for it as long as the premises stand vacant
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

lay morning When asked what Mr.. Woodruff had
said Mr.. Dady replied:
"There is nothing for him to say. His attitude
hasn't changed"
There win be conference of the members of the
Republican Executive Committee at the Jorale-
non-st headquarters this afternoon at o'clock 1t
is announced that there will be a general discus
sion of the political situation II Is believed that
Mr.. Dady will try to force the leaders to make
1It-and-out fight for Mr.. Woodruff In spite of Mr..
t,dells position.
Ex-senator Jacob Worth is for Mr.. Odell. and had
the following to say in regard to him:
MT Cdell will be elected by about 1000 or $1,000
lie will make a splendid Governor II elected he
viii not be swayed or dictated to by anybody He
the best man that could be chosen for the Of
ice."
It became known that Register James R. Howe
Iad aspirations to become the candidate for Lieu
;enant-Governor, and had so informed his friends.
He believes that If Mr.. Woodruff does not at
she head Of the ticket the BROOKLYN delegates
could. If they desired get the Lieutenant Gov
eTnorship. 1t is scarcely probable, however. that
he Kings County leaders wOCld unite Howe.
MFR. Worth and his followers have determined on
he following nominations in the Eastern District:
TOR Senator from the IVth District. George A.
Nwens: for Congress from the With District Bert
TseisS. The latter Is looked upon by outsiders as
I weak candidate. but has the backing Of Register
4owe and Mr.. Worth.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
TROUBLE IN THE XXVUTH.
MURRAY HILL REPUBLICAN CLUB MEM
BERs SAY THEY ARE IGNORED

There is trouble among the Republicans of the
xXVIIth Assembly District Samuel Williamson.
president of the Murray Hill Republican Club. says
Iis club has been ignored in the makeup of the
primary ticket for members OF the County Com
nittee, and he is not going to submit TO such
treatment The club has three hundred members
it is declared. and at meeting held last night in
he clubhouse. No. 675 Sixth-ave.. 1t selected the
following committee to present its grievances be-
Sore General Greene and Senators Platt and Hanna:
Charles Healey. N. A. Knox. Peter Smith. John
Devoe. Charles McGinness II. B. StowelI. secre-
tary OF the club and Mr.. williamson its president
I'VE will wait General Greene, president Of
the County Committee. and on Senator's Platt and
Hanna tomorrow Saturday" said Mr.. william
son to Tribune reporter last night. "and show
them how we have been ignored and sighted by
those people Imeaning James w. Perry. leader of
the district, and his friends In the XXVIIth AS
sembly District Republican Club. and if we
cannot get proper representation on the County
Committee. II we don't get II. they must hold
themselves responsible for whatever may happen
in this district. Last year our club held many
parades and meetings during the campaign and put
out fifty volunteer workers at the polls, Of
whom received a dollar for his work This year
we are willing to do the same without any expense
to the County Committee If we get proper repre-
sentation."
MI Williamson who is clerk of the Jefferson
Market Court, declares that the slate for members
Iaoe qS9, up at meeting of the NNNllth Assembly
DsIrct republican Club on August A. to which no
invited, and that hic club was unfairly and i'm
properly ignored in the makeup of the ticket for
members Of the County Committee from that dis
trict The ticket it stands consists OF
James w. Perry, Richard J. Lewis. William Brook
field, Henry L; stmson, George r. Sheldon. George
IS Agnew, Francis f. Laimbeer and James B.
Ford: None Of these are members of the Murray
Hill Club and Mr.. Williamson insists that this club
should be represented by at least two of its mem
bers upon the ticket
Mr. Williamson looks particularly to John Sabine
graphed to Mr. Smith at his summer home in Stowe,
VT to come back and make a fight for him. and
Mr.. Smith has telegraphed back that he will return
tomorrow.
At the rooms of the XXVIIth Assembly District
Republican Club last night Tribune reporter saw
Richard J. Lewis. of the slated delegates to
the County Committee, and also Assembyman
Gherardi Davis, Mr. Lewis presided at the meeting
where the slate was made up. and Mr.. Davis was
present. Both say that ample notice of the meet
ing sent out; that many more than those who
were invited came and that at least eight members
of the Murray Hill Republican Club were present
and seemed to assent to the slate made up. They
cannot understand how Mr.. Williamson can sub
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
THE CAMPAIGN IN HAWAII.
A VISITOR II, HONOLULU DESCRIBES A
REPUBLICAN RALLY.

The Hawaiian Islands in the midst of their
first Presidential campaign and. according to
letter which has been received here from New
York politician who is visiting at Honolulu. the
natives getting excitement IN generous
punches" Both Republicans and Democrats are
working hard for the National candidates. and
there is lively contest for insular offices. The
letter reads in part:
-, Hawaians are getting very well mixed up in
the situation sized up in a very wrong manner
the Republicans are going TO win in walk The
ahead of the Republican affair. which came off
last Saturday night, August 4. II small in
side of the Democrats leaders The Republican
opening started off with one of the best managed
wagon headed the parade, and. the streets are
effect was startling. There was plenty OF red hre,
and 1t made the crowds which thronged the street
big band and then a company of wheeimen whose
machines were highly decorated and illuminated
various PARTS Of the Island They wore dierent S
sorts Of bright uniforms and carried Mckinley
Portuguese. The speakers of the evening and the
delegates to the recent Philadelphia Convention
The parade ended at the Drill Hall. and crowd
in to hear the speechmaking There were some
good speakers, too, and their campaign argument
in the speech of Judge A n, Kepoikai who had
Just returned from his first visit to the mainland
He first told the natives of the wonderful things
he had seen in the States and the fine treatment
which he had received on every hand. He said
that he had gone down with the monarchy but
cans He could not see how a native Hawaiian
could belong TO the Independent or Democratic
OF ex-Queen Liliuokalani that there was no more
monarchy and that there never could be. He said
would be able to advance their own interests as
they would be members Of the party that was in
Prince David and other popular Hawaiians Oc-
cupied front seats on the platform, but did not
speak.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24

rooms in Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon, but he
did not appear. Michael Kelley secretary or
the Campaign Committee. whispered a few
words into the ear of one OF the lea1ers. The
news was spread around. and soon the leaders
disappeared. If they saw Shevlin elsewhere it
could not be learned
There is some bitterness being developed III
King County over the Coler situation Many
of the leaders want Coler. but do not say so
openly Others are openly opposed tO the cGn
trofIer and some OF them, as Sewer Commits
sioner James Kane have threatened to knife
him II ne is nominated.
The Controller in Brooklyn for a short
time yesterday and talked with some Of his
friends about the advisability of making an
independent fight. He expects to give state
ment regarding his attitude toward the King
County organization within a short time.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
sHEEHAN SMILING AND CONFIDENT.
SAID TO b. PURIFYING BUFFALO POLITICS
BRYAN AND JONES KEEP ALooF.
my rELEGRAPn TO TIE rKrRuNE.l


Buffalo. Aug. 2.-Another day Of hard work
among Buffalo Democrats has left w. F. Sheehan
smiling and more confident than before that he will
proper moment. If increased waiting by the local
organization leaders is worthy Of notice. then
shechan has made great progress The latest and
most pleasing information for the NewYOrker is
that William J. Bryan and National Chairman
Jones have refused to mix in the Erie County trou-
bic This answer was given by both men when
thefr influence was sought several days ago for
the candidacy Of Bird s. Coler. and again to-day
did the National leaders give their ultmatum
concerning New-York State politics when asked
20 interfere In behalf Of Senator Mackey.
Norman z. Mack the Buffalo organization leader
is In a nauddle as he is considered BTyan's right
hand man in Western New-York. and Bryan has
expressed the utmost confidence IN Croker, yet
Mack has since Sheehan's arrival attacked croker
as vigorously as Hill or Sheehan. and has All
but thrown overheard the National leaders for
Senator Mackey. Sheehau's states OF delegates are
completed and his men hard at work so are
Macks men and the singular part Of it IS that the
entire collection believes Il is working Tor Aachey
some Of the Sheehan men are trying 70 place
him in the light OF purifying Bu1aIo poilIcS+ Ds
breaking the present organzatiiSon+ tbe{ some Of
them enthusiastic on the sublect 'Idf f1,rIy
are strengthening Colers chances. elther WiIIIlS!y
fbe face OF promises made to him. 4 nunlper "a
IJemocratic brewers allied with the, SIseh1h 7e
forces, and it IS understood that o9AoTi % S5nn,is
etoner of Public Works as result mayer DstdIi ,aI
y-iII arrive in Buffalo TODAY from up the Lfhes,
ana Il Is claimed at the City Han thSt ne h.sHS S
.tlo,,t e,oehaT1's proposed visit week ago.. ana
srnr1iv went away TO escape the FIRST part OF tle
storm and Is with Sheehan first last ana all the
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
WEST SOLID FOR M,KIyLEY.
OVERWHELMING MAJORITY PREDICTED
FOR REPUBLICAN TICKET

Washington Aug. % (Special).-Denns Flynn.
Delegate from Oklahoma, who among the
callers at the White House to-day. has just re-
turned from extended trip TO the West as far
California. and speaks in the most glowing
terms of ;he conditions existing I'm that section
Of the country, and predicts that the Repub-
lcans will sweep the West by an overwhelming
majority this fall He said:
In my journey across the Continent from Cal
nornia to Washington | only came across one
man who was advocating the free coinage of
silver. He was resident of Arizona, and told
him wanted TO get a good look at him, as he
the only person / had seen who believed in
10 TO L. During my trip talked with the lead
ing business men and merchants Of the States
visited, and I can tell you that they take no
stock whatever in the cry of the Democrats
against So-called imperialism. They do not look
upon it as matter inviting the least attention.
and characterize the cry of the Bryanites
"bosh." There is not single State in the West
In my Judgment. which believes in anti-imperiaI-
ism, and they are all in accord with the policy
Of the President in dealing with our new depend
encies, and are going TO uphold him In his course
at the polls in November. The West is enjoy
ing an era of great prosperity and every man
who has 81 10 in his pocket is satisfied with the
present Administration and is going to vote for
another four years OF McKinIeyism and Repub-
lican good times. Oklahoma is enjoying the
most prosperous times in it's history, and if We
had an electoral vote 1t would be cast for Nc
hinley and Roosevelt this fall The free silver
issue is as dead as increased business activity
ism brought forth by the Democrats will be
relegated TO oblivion before the November cleo
tiOns. and that MFR. Bryan will receive worse
deteat than he did four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-24
REGULARS MAY TAKE GLEASON IN.
RUMoR THAT CROKER HAS ASKED FOR HAR
MONY IN QUEENS.


The Democratic politicians in the First Ward OF
Queens Borough are thoroughly mixed as to what
Is TO happen at the coming primaries. There may
be three tickets in the field There are the regular
faction, the 8Kadan- Cassidy faction and the
GleasOntes. The faction led by Kadian and Cas-
sidy is in rebellion against those who appear to be
managing the affairs of the party during the ILL
of John Madden. Ex-Mayor Gleason has hts
old guard with him. On Wednesday night the Cen
tra Committee OF the borough debated long and
earnestly. Counsel is TO be taken with the big
leaders in Manhattan. The proposal was made at
tho meeting to MI vacancy in the committee by
appointing Mr. Gleason to 1t. and thus placing him
I'm good standing
II Gleason is put on the committee he will de-
mand n good representation on the primary tick
cts. II this Is conceded him there will be only two
tickets IN the field. Last evening 1t was whispered
that Croker had advised harmony and his advice
was taken to mean that the regulars and the
Gleason men should combine.
Gleason made number OF speeches in the Hunt
er,s Point district last night. He had truck
with brass band on board. He did not say a
word against the regulara. but turned his batteries
upon County Clerk John Sutphin, Councilman
Cassidy and Judge Kadien.