New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

would compel them to scurry of down a side
street.
Keep a stin upper lip, Tony" was the JUS
tices emphatic reply after he had heard the whole
story with wonderful patience Don't haul down
those pictures. You understand. They can't drive
you around the streets. like they would dogs much
longer. because are going to drive these fellows
out themselves. Cheer up. Tony better days ars
coming and with hearty grip of the hand the
candidate bade the group of Italians good5y. and
sat down his desk again.
Yes. that is the way they come in here all day
long" said Justice Jerome little later 10 Trib-
une reporter They have. many Of them. made
sort Of big brother out of me. OF them ex-
pressed ii. Those who have been prosecuted BY
Tammany Hall. and many who have gladly paid
blackmail TO be let alone come TO me with their
troubles. if l could give them any help. Ny
invariabIe answer is, Elect Low and the straight
fusion ticket. and you'H set the liberty that you
came over to this country obtain
Another delegation from a Sailors Ashore Asso-
citation came in this point from their lodgings In
SOuth-st. and the Justice greeted them with
pleasant cordiality, that evidently touched the big
hearts OF the old tars. for they hung on 10 the
candidate hard If it were a tow line While
the sailors conferring with the justice John
j. Hennebcrry, his campaign maEaSer. was bushy
at work giving instructions a small band OK
bright eyed East Side boys. 20 distribute through
out the tenement house districts to whoUsoever
would hang them in their windows large Htno-
graphic pictures OF Justice Jerome.
That evening the Justice fr-t scheduled 70
speak at Liberty Hall. in Eas, Houston-st~ at 7-5
O'Clock. He had made a couple Of speeches that
afternoon but appeared in TO way tired by tne
afternoons exertions. The Justice went TO the
East Houston-st hall in = carriage, and wAeh no
aIghted he was received with chorus OF cheers
that might have done honor to a returned admiral
The crowd was made DIP of HunSarians ana 'Ae''
Hon
There were several other speakers there ne"
who talked 10 the audience in their own hnguase.
but all of than gave way TO the Justice NiHS
there were in the hall doubt. who did not u
derstand everything he said, but that m"Ue -
difference in the amount IF aFpI11se they sA''
him.
Ii was a case of fighting ones way through 'a'
iungIes in getting out of the crowd once oaoN .
the hack again. the candidate was on 10 'he -
meeting place at Golden Rule Hail. No - i'l'ls
ton-st The lieutenant of the Justice, VINO &C.,
panied him. had his watch in hts hand as the wv
stepped out Mt the Riv.ngton-st hail. and as taes
did so he remarked only three minutes OeA'-~
time. but wen catch UP On the next lap.
There was the same Gin of applause mere o.
Houston-st The Justice spoke briefly ana 70 -
point He was often interrupted with chee's' chee,.os
peciaIy when he denounced Croker ana pEO.' -,
In case the fusion ticket were elected 10 "seO
the social evil from the tenement houses h,.,
IL was n long lump 10 the next meetlns' W. W.
was at No 40 East Eightieth-st Ihe '"P
made on the elevated railroad ,.5,,Ia here"
"Only two minutes behind our scheuuIS IN the
said the lieutenant. the two StepHeu ,Tas IN
train at Seventy Another ca -r1&ss & trot
waiting. and the horses started on on vas whisksd
north to the Harlem Casino al ON. from there
-fourth-st and on S block north
As the Justice left the platform ~ tne iS''
about II 80 o'clock ne said; ,ook IL I'm only .
little winded-"