New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
LOW HEARTILY RECEIVED.

crease from wear TO year because the Board or
Education never got what il wanted.
LOW HEARTILY RECEIVED.
The audience waved hand1ershiefs. hats and
canes and cheered for two minutes as Mr.. Low
was introduced. Mr. Low looked well rested
after his breathing spell at New-Haven on
Wednesday
Mr Low then told the story OF his East Side
friend whose two stands We're removed because
he worked for the fusion ticket. while the mans
next door neighbor. with five stands which
equally encroached upon the sidewalk. was al
lowed to keep them there unmolested, because
OF his Tammany affiliations.
81 wish" said Mr.. Low, that some Of the rich
men OF New-York were brave as the man
who stood by his principles in the face OF per-
secution.'
In referring to the cost OF dumping scows'
Mr.. Low said that Colonel waring paid about
$4,000 a year for the work that is now costing
the city in the neighborhood of s29o,On year
I'm Won wonder" he asked, that there isn't
money enough TO put up new schools ana plenty
OF them? renew my pledge TO be non
partisan Mayor. but at the same time shdll
endeavor TO give business-like administrator
and by that I mean that think man ought
20 give as much attention TO the cltys OusiIle'S
as TO his own business. shall try TO make al
pointrnents TO office OF men who VIII run theli
badge of honor for a man to say that ne is IN 'he
service Of the city of New-York. (Applause)
JEROME FLAYs FRoMME
Mr.. Jerome said in part:
am one OF those unfortunate inolylduslS tbe HI1e
IN the habit Of reading ling the tne az Is 70 try to
morning aho ule ne eshs fssends the enemy say about
me. rule cannot fpd that Insy say s9Smehng
very oiffereut from ourselves They are o, see
Saa 0o particuiar relevancy the matter in hand
But II happened that some o. US We argb
them litt'e hard about fe" questions 'i1AUs"
By the mr Mans sbeSaTd Of FF2@ms Rasn
said what he thought of him yet. daughter ana
Ragfss him ws sfaPs an T Il E sfh be Be
give Oaughterl 1t might not ee Wen ren lor MI
Bun his bright and shining light, this man who
has diseTaced the race from which he has sprung
Speak il adyiseiiy- lapPausel-ths man I'm mace
speech last night Well nave ne ,a oeg onen on me-
NoW Eromms says has 6aied fblef Pffe' augh
ter and apPause a voice He wasn't far sSnn wrong
al that think t * So n ANA ipertnen ndn but pertinent
Question-why somebody didn't sue? Wen; en;;,ld not
Paanlea Pfteal and y aght. EN- toe toe. t0D''1 '-l''
Mr Fromme has got another explanation: & Re Re;
In the next breath he cries am not worth a a
cent asshisE fhss Rhy aRf Re don't sue him But
esn t1n n hes can be put Behind the bars and there
plenty Of TamTnany Hall Judges IN me ctty bs ol
IN grand
me at No 90 Canal-st. all day long, and VIII
oIs WASN'T aGM born dra yesterdsy haven't watched
the game in this city for thlrteeh years ~ ,I1
against RRGM it. ali right daughter and applause)
Mr.. Jerome began to fish letters out Of his
pockets Finally. opening one, he read as fol-
lows:
They arc doing what MI Shepard said. said they had ,Ri
people once more. Yes they are entwining them
selves in the pockets OF the people ISy say say s
look 10 individual friends throughout the mu-
our friends throughout the municipality who are
deriving & Veh0Sa 3 i IRON rom much rne t9 espeet assist
ance from this source" Coupled with that is the
statement, I'VE must prepare ourselves by every
understand them then how the thiEtyreight hun aR
900? Subscriptions can be addressed to- indicat-
,ng rns RaGi aG a1 WSnt to use that later on
for the grand jury. II the grand jury wants 70 see
for the undertaken. qaughter9 Nov here Is an,
other letter-no this letter is signed X Croker
We may need that in our business later
Mr. Jerome then produced a police uniform
button. and sarcastically said that it the
invention of a woman friend of Commissioner
Murphy and cost S3 20 dozen. against 81 20
for the old style"
Justice Jerome made an extremely interesting
and satisfactory explanation Of the Ahearn
widow story, relating to court case IN 1870,
which the Tammany men are using d6ail!st MIN
IT sentenced her 10 the penitentiary he SAID,
sfor inducing her ffteen-year-old daughter TO go
on the stand and perjure herself, and not Tor
selling liquor in violation OF the law. beleVed
! was right in doing K, and ! stand for every
thing / did" =,
Justice Jerome told how he came 70 weep pe-
fore Recorder Smyth. This is an incident
which the Tammany managers are using AOt
roliticaI capital He said Recorder Smyth had
been like father 10 him. and il cut MIN 10 tfls
quick 10 think that the Recorder should thlAH
him guilty OF intentional contempt Of court
But" added Mr.. Jerome, as the auoience ap-
rlauded the story. Il don't believe IL lies IN the
heart Of q black hearted man like Ike Fromrne
10 understand what that kind of tears means
The audience roared as Mr.. Jerome, in read
sng a letter rejecting the John Does turned
10 Mr.. Low and said:
Il don't know what happened 20 your Car
negie letter. Mr.. Low. but know that this let
ter is straig goods"