The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
BOLT! BOLT! CRY DTVVERITES.
NAGLE NAMES CLERK DRIVE An
ASH CART At $500 4 YEAR.
siS Men Have Lost Their .Jobs Altogether
Committee Of 100 Appoints . Com
miitee at Ten. Which L. To Decide by
Neat Tue>sia, What's 10 ue poue.

A majority Of IA" followers Of former
Police Justice Patrick Diver are la favor
OF boiling tho 1ammauV ticket and sup
porting seth Low. This berune apparen,
last night at "a meeting Of M. Coumitia,
Of lO appointed by the u Divver As-ocia-
ton lat week. The meeting wa held la
the Diver clubhouse In Madison street.
Not only VIA every member ~ the com
mttee present. tut also a number uf Others
Who were IA to counsel with tho
committeeman tsprcial care was taken
bv hvver to see that no one but those
summoned got into the NESTING. for already
sN men had lost their jo.- because " their
fidelity g. Diver.
Meyer G~r'-'nberg presided and lnvitei
opinion. Half q dozen men we're on tho
fi1or IN q moment. Most we're for boiling
without DELAY. A. ofic,hulder under TO
present administrator who IL one Of the
few Divvet men Foley can't get removed.
said
"Ihrr' y nnthiug lcft Ia Tanmany Hall
for us. That ought 10 be- IiBln 20 "yeryhDdy
We ought to show pubirly tre fraud ~
which Policy got hl~ leadership, hv NOME
mailing e.tir'r an A~--emhlvman 1r an alder
man INDEPENDENTLY. aud rlsctinR him.
or - least getting mor' vOt.-- for him than
; hey gr's for hts man They can't rob
u a. ~" "le ilou A. they did at the pr
mario-. Grud Democrats arr %arRv'si
against Iammany Hail ia this citN q
and "" don't have {" desert our party q"
d. ik"v ,-s
IN. next sprakor ~nid that yesterday
Jam.-- Wilson, "A Diver mt. who has 4
$50 clerkship IN ~" street ClsauinR
bgIar'mcu'. uud ~ protected rom SUMMARY
removal hy the t,Vl service law. had
l-.n d~r'nil"i 10 dri"e an ash cart, stti
a. st,Ju = wear
-1hi- iir'y nick was lone a. the sug
g,~tiuH ut Foley sail tho speaker When
be- found he couldn't throw WILSON out
H. got Nagly Co take him ont ~ hi- regular
work and pu' h,ir ga an ash wagon
Wilson spraug up Ia the m'~''ing and
waving "a metal hnt pi'o" ~ th" ar sii"ut'I
thai the story WAS true u that ~" Tat
piece WIS the numh-'r that had h-'cn giycn
a. him with orders tu put II on his hat Tho
number was 81
There were "a lot mpr sT-eches In favor
Of hpltiug. but Judg" Diver and others
Crur--llrd "A careful discussion 81 ~" mat
ter To" names ~ men VIII hnv" lo-t
their j.b- through Ful"v'- Influence -iu'''
-" primaries Wrrr presented tu IN" in'-at-
ing Judge B,lte said that hc Tor one
would u.i cuuI-'l anything. hu' desired
e. ~iy that lis watch and clhin, which
wer, -tpi"p ~ 'ha priinlri'- Whom be- wont
t. vuia mad mot Vet iSs'u p'turue.d, although
Ful-v had promised tn grt them fur him.
. chairman Gr-ui.rg advised that n
Cu'nml'i'. ~ 10 - appointed To- CoLsli'r
what tl. piyyrrit.- should a. and report
Tues lay 20 the COMMITTEES ~ lV. e
tommi''t. 81 10 t. Accept without qu"~-
Iuu It, decision THIS vas drcid"d uu
unanimously. and Mr. Grrul-rg vas
chairman - the committee IL"
usmr- ui M" others uI 10" COMMITTEES were
kept -yp.t. Iut % H. understood tiIat most
of them favor q chan bul'
When Judg" Diver was asked II he would
ON an independent ticket Tor Alderman
Asscuhivmhu. Do" SAID
I am not a candidate for ANYTHING.
! am IN th" hands - NV friends
aud my followers viii 10 A. "a" Committee
Of ~ al ,ls's ou next Tuesday night"