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expects to 70 into real estate.
His partner In the leadership OF the DIS.
trict Is Thomas F. Smith, the Secretary OF
Tammany Hall under John e sheehan
and Richard Croker and now NJ rhg smith Is
provided for by holding the olerkship OF
julius Harburger, leader Of the Tenth
district, was made happy by an appont.
ment rs the clerk Of one OF the civil os,rict
courts Immediately after the Tammahy
defeat last fall.
William Dalton. sx-Commissionor OF the
Water Department, was q butcher peiore
he went TO serve his country, and Us a pros
porous citizen, according TO report,
So is Peter j. Doolng OF the Ihirteehtn
district, who lie an old hand OF pontcs.
John r. Oakley OF the -Four zenith served
four years as a member OF the Councii,
and then ran for Sheriff 70 meet oeieat
with the rest OF the ticket. He spent g
in the canvass itself. He has a saloon;
however, which pays large, profits, ana
there IL no fear among his friends that ne
will come TO want. Mr.. Oakley. Is one OF
the younger men In the Hall and bus ir'ehds
think that he will be heard from later,
State Senator George W. Plundtit OF the
Fifteenth district will not complete his
term In the Senate until next year. ne $50
| capitalist, rents houses and stables 10 the
city, and Is not in danger Of want,
HE TlKHl HdHd ihdh 10
Bob Muh, another capitalist. who wanted
20 be nominated County Clerk, and was not.
Ex-Gty Chamberlain Patrick heenan
runs the Sixteenth district, lie ID an oid
hand at politics. and has always been aoIe
70 stand a period Of adversely without APP
| plying to any one for aid.
Daniel F. Mcmahon, leader OF the Seven
teenth. Is a contractor, and q rich man
He In the big man Of the firm OF Naughton
a Co., who have many contracts Win the
4. - ..ttI thA AZ rAAf railway OOmDAnlet.
and on the tunnel. He is also chairman OF
the Tammany Executive Committee.
Ex-Dock Commissioner Charles r.
Murphy Is In the trucking business and COM
bines that with the leadership OF the Elsh-
teenth.
John B. Sexton has no business now
except the leadership Of the Nineteenth
He Is rich, and spends much OF his time
In seeking enjoyment with MS Irlehos.
just at present he IL under fire from his
sister. the widow OF ex-Corporation Counsel
William II. Clark, who demands an account-
ing of Mr.. Clark's estate. which sexton
helped TO settle up. She alleges that she
has not been treated fairly and asserts
that she IL In want. ,
James p. Heating, ex-Commissioner OF
Highways, leads the Twentieth district,
where his power received a severe blow
last fall by the election OF the ubh
and fusion candidate for Alderman. Whlta-
ker. Mr.. Heating has enough property 70
keep the wolf away from his door, and he
will spend his time in fighting an opposition
Democracy and Norton Goddard, the Re
publican leader OF the district.
Matthew F. Donohue IL the leader OF the
Twenty-hrst. lie was the Deputy Com
missioner OF Sewers. He Is a plumber by
trade.
Francis ]. Lantry, Reconnaissance OF
Correction and leader of the Twenty
second district, from which Mayor Van
Wyck hailed. is a butcher, and will return
IN his trade
Thomas y. McAvoy, the leader Of the
Twenty-third. Is an ex-Inspector OF Police,
and draws q pension from the department
He was in the Corporation Counsels ONCE
during the term Of John Whalen. who lives
in the anne district, and he went out witt
1ammany.
Maurice F. Holahan, ex-President OF the
Board Of Public improvements, runs the
Twenty-fourth district and IL n mode
father. He is known as the greatest plat
form writer in Tammany. and is said tc
have money enough 10 live on:
George F. Scannell runs the Twenty
fifth for his brother, en-Fire. COMMISSIONS
Scannell. He IL a clerk In the Surrogate
Office. John j scanned is a wealthy man
a trotting horse owner and a sport oil The
old style.
Thomas J. Dunn, e1-sherih and leader
Of the Twenty-sxth dist riot. is n contractor
with his brother. Bart Dunn. and has man,
valuable contracts.
James J. Martin. the leader Of the Twenty
seventh, IL regarded by nan a. the ables'
man ia Tammany Hall. He has not held
any ONCE during tho last seven years bu'
VAS a Police Commiss iOuer before Mayo
Strong was elected. He was out oil fayol
with Mr. Croker for a long time, but TN
did not bother him, for he know that n
had always been loyal 90 Tainmany Anf
in the last campaign he was the chairman
Of the City Committee. and called the CIT,
convention together.
Maurice Pea therson l. the leader o
the Twenty eighth. and he las not hole
Office for two years. when be- retired iron
the state Senate. He 10 a buslness maj
and has large Interests ~
Mr. Carroll leads the Twenty-ninth. III
would like 10 get out 81 the lesdershtp
and may do ~ A fight L. 10 be mad
against him In the primaries
HAIRY q Hart. e1-Couucilman, Ans
leader - tho Thirtioth Tor Larry Delmou
L. a cigar Manufacturer, AMI hes neNo
let Ills politius Interfere With HE buslnets
Lsass a HePpg Of nc INIT hr', lew
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