New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-27

its somewhat unsympathetic description of the
big chief small and sarcastic comment from
Devery at the Four Corners club last hEhI.
why let me tell you that's nothin but rehash
Of the Ilexow and Mazet business. don't kho"
what I've got do with all that. said ne.
don't care to have anything to say about IL ihoh
clancng the oartoon. representing beNetE ''".-
ing against the pump and throwing the people :
money" to the winds ne exclaimed Pooh. Poor
work, Primary work! But I don't care II they
sent round hundreds of these things. What !
won't stand for is have honest wives ana their
husbands turned Of their houses to give 'heE7'
guys some place coIonize voters. SAY TINS l.
a pretty fine picture of Shechan in this sheet !
thinks perhaps its Just possible he may nave
known as they were goius Ia publish H. ire"S
smooth"
Mrs Charles GIassman, vino is to appear in court
this morning IN the dtspossesS proceedings
her tenancy of fat in No. 81 West I"elt|-SlN''-
st called on the chief last night and rehearsed her
grievances II is not the peasant"st thihS IN the
world to have the house fun o. transferred voters
ss Mrs Glassman made plain.
81 have held of from doin' anythin' down there,
said reyery because Of Donovan and his job. ana
moor old Tweed the notary which those fei'Ts keep
half starved. but they're gvin' m" fre"
hand IN he there. my good woman. and don |
you forget 4 III stand 10y you in court and YOU
can 90 right living there And as for IN" dog
and the rabbits and the chickens -
only ono chicken said Mrs. Glassman. and
he'll he gone tomorrow. and the rabbit VII be
sold
Whatever you 90" cried Der"ry earnestly.
don't sell the rabbit. Gentlemen" he eNpla
to the neWspa p~rmen this the tactics that crowd
resorts To And he exhibited order from the
Board of Health requiring charles Giassman to
ahate the nuisance Of q noisy dog and to remoNe
all chickens and rabbits from the premises WITHIN
FIVE days Mrs. Ciassman explained that the doS
Vas never known I" bark and that the raohiis were
her boy ; pets and offended no one.
Flower pots one DAY, said DeVerN. ana anES
and rah bits the next What do YOU think ~ u!
irwin poster the life ont Of honest FOLK ny the
Board 81 Health. II that amt government 10y IN
junction. what Is IL? | don't mind that paper they
print hut if they go play this it'll" game, let
say right hero I u stake ON four or nv" things
If they don't quit-ill hand them out thro" or fpur
of the hottest things they ever saw.
Daniel McVernon aud John Crosby we're on hand
last night make affdavits 10 the fact mat they
had been led To sign papers without knowing th"r
nature. which, as they atter~ard discovered DOM,
-iIei them Al No 5I- West Twenty-SiNt st I
live at No. 443 West Thirty ninth-st, said Ne
Vernon. Il never saw that house. DIDN'T kn""
what | was a-siguim
NO 557 West Fortieth-st is my address, said
Crosby. II never found out that lived at No. Oh
till a week later Then I says what do ] want
to live there for? | have a home OF my own. And
/ to Mr.. Devery."
You sec said the big chief they take my
own people away from and try to transfer them
against me. These two gentlemen. neither of them
lived in this district: lived in the Nl1lth and
the other Just the boundary. That's the sort
of thing 10 about
Deverv announced that nc had finally settled on
; Twenty-eiehth-St. ANA TWeHtN-ninth-St. ana me
North River. Iongshoremen and working men OF
district irrespective of party, are invited The
chief al read a letter from friend which had
heeu the basis Of his inside information from
Saratoga that Thomas +. Smith was trying to dis
/ credit him.