The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
DEYERY TO GOODWIN, HALVES!
orr O y, SAYS GDDDIN: lOt'
ftN'T mn THI \I\TH.
i:,-thirf sits d, the Pump while . Com-
miiir~ Wakes H. nrmsnd Ia Be n
Tarnman, Duum,lr of the District ,nd
S.ets \ Refusal t,oodNta for light.

The Four Coruc'. club. ~ which ~
Chlef William ) I.ycrv 81 'u. Police he
partm-nt - the leading suiri, and Whose
headquarters ar" Iust north - the historic
rIrnp a. Tweutv-elshth ,'roe' aud FIgh,h
avenue, served an u.'uun'um lat night on
sY- Cumcilman Frank Ci"otWiu tn. rammlny
leader II the Ninth Assembly DISTRICT. de-
mandins hat hrci'h.r rcsigu the leadership
~, .isc allow tho "N-CniNf 10 name onr-half
Tho members IL "a" District General Com
mute"
Mr. Goodwin refused informally - acc"ic
to either II thr demands made hy the -Four
toruer. hub rp-ulgh' a meeting ~ the
Executive Commute" Of tho district will
10 hold ~ which IN" situation will te dis
cu-.S and 'h~ terms Il MIR ms
formal refusal will 10 decided upon
Et-Chief Dev-rv came up from Arvernc
10 k~-p an -ye on m" proceedings himself
he took . -ra' IN q chair n The Pump His
COMMITTEE. cumpo~.vi IT George Washing
ton Gibbons. chairman 7 ! Carey. J
+ Wilson and Chaf.e- VI Her. went down
:. the Horatlo seymour tlgi. Mr. Good
wins ~h-adauaricr.. h"r-e Twenty
fourth aud T~scuty-n''h streets. on Eighth
avenue There a committee composed Il
eN-fudg- Edward Brown. Thomas ; Smith.
Richard DoughNrty .nd John Noonan. VA
waiting A. -nop ~ he puw-Now tesau
there vas = hitch Chairman Gibbons said
that th. rour Corners Committee had
come 10 talk Co Mr. Goodwin ~ -m,n aud
individual The other members of the
committee said they hal com" to meet IN"
IoodWin commlftc" " agreement could
~ reached on thi. point and - Mr. thbbon.
stated he uitiml'ur
N. have cnm- - demand tia, Won
either retire. Mr. Goodwin. from tho leader-
-hIp ~ the dis'-irt. ur rl-" Tint Won give
W. une-half II tho members II IN" General
Commit,ec. 1Ther' ls n" miS,ak" at"ut
thai. l. th"raf
~. Said Mr. Goodwin. I don't mis'ak"
u =, all. and nv answer l. No 20 both uf
~ rrolu.ti.ns that Won MAX" max"
th.' answer now However | -hal want
an opp rtuuity 10 iay 'hr matter l'inr"
tho u"mi>r- Of the d strict Executive
~toarli'f~C
IN, that's only q committee - The Soy
m,ur Tub uhls-t.d Nj Gibbons Nr
smith naio = f.v remarks, and thcn Nr
,ir,.Hu. talked q urlp Finally, MIR smith
TUNED On Mr. Glni.uIs
Non. look herr. Gibbons, said Mr..
smith. I don wan 'o SIv ANYTHING 20 you,
~ all Nau'rn % hig iaNlt You .d"nt
oven live % 'Nis district You Nv" IN IN"
seventh ds'ri'' rni g'grNt'dy Snow y
The other nNmt~r- ut 'his cHmWltte" ar"
all ush, Th.v live iu no district N"r"
rcrlne-ly UiIine'o talk ?" them. but you've
a., no right IN This matter AZ al
The conference, ended ihsu. and III" Pour
Corners flIk- v,rt back and reported tp
Nr I~y.rv Mr Icycrv va- asked what
he thought about M" situation
why. don't kioW anything about u
NJ all Hpv az | 'alk about ANYTHING !
don, know ANYTHING ah"utr ! haven't
a word 30 sav not a word.
Mr. I.,DdWlg- friends SN that Nr
D.,.ry ariass.s ham t"raus" previous To-
m. aVpuiutnsu' - tho 1rumNirat" 10
lamm.rv Hall Mir l"verv asked Nr
G,o.dvtn 10 support tho Ilan advocated
nv John carroll Nr Goodwin promised
a. de- -. .G' hanged hs mind and sup
uarrci mo S..IIyau plan. Oui"h was s~uc,es--
iul Nr Ee,.fN savS that MI Goodwin
mike fam With hum Nr Goodwin saws
,ha, he told W Icv"rv be- could not keep
lie prDnis. md hat h" thought n" had
,,eo'Ni tle ..-OiIof houurahlv W. Good
win aid las' -,cuirr hat hts answer tor"
rmur Curr~f. club uItlHAtum would be- a
detArC"
q " Gibbons lei the first revolt against
l,hu /, Shesuiu after that lrader fol- INTO
disf,v,r with EicAagi Croker Thai va
M Tho .prlrg ~ lSgs. and a. that tina" VI
smith. vhp WAS 90 ~hrohau man, saved Mr.
Shc.hau'- bacon fur 'he tim teing