New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05

forth past headquarters he went.
long as o Fe w banss 6 or oq d0
said he.
Major Timothy Quinn of Troy. an officer in a
cavalry regiment during the Civil War attracted
attention he walked through the corridors OF
the Hoffman House yesterday. The Major used to
be a Republican. but he met with rebuff from
the Rensselaer, leaders that him the Dem
ocrattc camp and there he has remained
since. The Major wears shiny silk hat and
frock coat. but. according to the friends OF ex-
Senator Murphy. he doesn't "cut much Ice
the Mayor of New-York in the politics of the up
Hudson county The Major talked interestingly OF
politics In Troy yesterday. however. and predicted
that at the next election Democratic Mayor would
orally next time said the Major. The annexa-
Greenbush and Lansingburg has equalized the po-
Iitical situation and the Republicans have little
man, but the Conwayites are going to pieces on ac
places that they can't deliver Every kicker got a
promise and they nearly all turned out to be gold
Peter Mccarthy. a millionaire knitting mill man.
Calvin A Reach. Of Lansingburg. Rensselaer,
County, was around the Hoffman House yesterday
with small Bryan League movement" which
he kept tucked away in his pocket. Mr.. Reach
has the reputation of being able. twenty four
hours notice. to organize independent political
party without outside help. This year he has with
MIN the the BT iyh League Of the State Of
me BRYAN Leaguers together Mr.. Reach looked
ana he Seped ne n saw his
aaeb bo small piece Of paper on which was printed
Reach kept the slips away from the newspaper
Ex-sherif John Tallmage of Otsego COUNTY.
former sergeant al of the State Sena te prob
ably has the largest mustache at the Democratic
state headquarters. "Pay-the-freight'' Jones, it
may be remembered. had exceedingly large and
sweeping mustachios. but they a pea
vine Is to hop vine when compared with those
worn by Mr. Talmage. Speaking of hops and OF
VINO recognized Tallmage yesterday said: You
whsers When hops fsed ah he fell S Back en
w111lskers and always had something to show.
former sheriff, but the fact remains that Mr. Tall
IMAGES mustachios are wonders.
As Ex-senator Murphy and ex-Mayor Molloy of
Troy sat facing each other yesterday afternoon
at o'clock in the cafe of the Hoffman House they
block of Ice Trust stock and finds the weather |
chilly while the other has difficulty keeping COOL
Mr. Murphy wore silk hat and frocz coat but |
a light gray summer suit and a straw hat Taken |
sumner and winter and if they had sWapped parts
Of suits they might have struck happy average. |
the nomina ton for LieutenantGover in the fall.
John Mccarthy, the undertaken delegate from |
syracuse went ABOUT the streets in coupe carry |
Ing a large banner, which a picture of |
Bryan. on the rear Of which printed '16 to |
Is a Winner" Mccarthy distributing circulars |
containing speech delivered by Chairman Nolan !
of the Fusion Convention in Nebraska March |
90 While Mccarthy distributing these circu- |
lars policeman warned him that 1t against |
the law TO do so. Mccarthy drove Police Head |
quarters and caught Chief Devery Just he was |
going into his office. He asked the Chief for a |
permit TO distribute the circulars. Chief Devery |
told him he could not get one 1t against the
law.
There some things" replied Mccarthy, that |
are against the spirit of the law but necessi-
ties. and this is one of them. 1t is funny thing |
that cannot distribute these circulars in a Dem
ocratic city. think will distribute these circu-
lars. III be doing the country a service How !
ever, think I'll Congressman Sulzer first"
Before departing he told little story about |
David b. HILL He said that when Hill was in |
Syracuse recently he said to him. 'Ill shake hands
with you if you're for BRYAN and 16 TO /" He said |
Hill shook hands with him. Last night he put the |
same question to him. and Hin replied that it
Hin didn't know whether or not he was for Bryan |
Carthy drove off to find Congressman Sulzer. His |
banner was draped with the American and Irish |
flags.