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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FRUTTvALE REAL ESTATE.


sNETsNGER & MATTEsoN.
1915 Fruitvale ave. FruitvaIe. Cal
s21oo-e-room 2-story house: near station. one
block from school and electric cars: large
lot, city water electricity. large pantry.
bath, etc; terms small amount cash and
balance on easy installments.
sleoO4-room cottage: lot 5oxl7e; near school
water sewer barn. terms 500 ossh easy Easy
payments for balance
Sl9oO-Cottage Of rooms. excellent location.
large lot; east front; gas. porcelain bath
patent toilet, modern pantry. large laun-
dry beautifully tinted walls cove cell
lnss. etc; bargain for new home.
Special bargain-one acre or ground. with 5
room cottage, well. chicken houses, pigeon
loft. fruit flowers and berries: owner
must sell; investigate this and make an
offer.
sS2co--Beautiful cottage OF 5 rooms: half block
from earline; lot 4lxi5o barn. chicken
yards pigeon hy. rsbbitry shrubs flow
ers and lawn; a perfect nome in every
respect.
sNBTsNGER & MATTEsoN.
l2l6 Fruitvals ave, Fruitvale Cal.
H. a. PLEITNER. Fruitvsle Station.
Ss0o-New 3-room cottage with all modern
improvements; lot 40xls5: only one block
from electric car line
Sleoo-Eey- window Broom cottage: hsll, bath.
basement; nice attic all hoored: only .
blocks from Fruitvale station; this Is
bank foreclosure sale.
sI25O-Nice Broom cottage. hall. bath laun
ory rooms; also barn. etc; lot 5oxl5o.
sle75-Ner modern 4-room COTTAGE. hsr. bath.
nigh basement. etc; lot 29xf7S; within
walking distance to local station
s23oo-Fine cottage of large rooms. bath
rS, rSoIo. Pansry pan. closets foot basement;
be chicken houses: fne well. windmill
and tank; lot S2-ex15o; close TO electric
S2loo-New 5-room cottage. hall bath. man
TEL liI'Ey stationary tubs and al modern i'm
blocks from Fruitvale station
sa25o-Extra good 5-room cottage. hail bath
and other modern improvements: lot y OK
IA: only = block from FruitvaIe-aye. car
line.
II A PLEITNER. Fruitvale station.
H. BARKMEYER. 12oe Fruitvale ave. Fruit
vale
sII5o-Coitsee Of 3 rooms. pantry. closet etc.
lot - -6xiG9. chicken and pigeon houses:
cement walks; blocks from Fruityale
station
S1co0-New cottage OF rooms and bath: all
modern; large lot. ine location: walking
distance to local staten: terms II desired
S1eoo-1Is acres OF rich soil IN bearing orchard:
groom house near school and car line;
city water in street
SleCO-House OF rooms and bath; all modern:
fne lawn and flowers: lot 35xI25; 2-story
barn. blocks from Fruitvale station.
SlSoo-New cottage OF rooms and bath: por-
cslain bath tub; all modern; high base
ment: lot 4oxl2Os terms $500 cash; balance
on easy monthly installE7ents; near school
and cars
S155o-A bargain; new cottage Of rooms and
bath: high basement; lot 40x115; half a
block from car line
$500 Is acres; the very best soil; in hear
ing orchard: all kinds OF small fruits
house Of rooms, large barn: chicken
houses: fine dug well; blocks from cleo
tric
Fer particulars apply 10
HENRY BARKMEYER
Tel. Brook 6SS FruItvale.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
prrnAI. RaRnATNs-FAsY PAYMENrs

SPECIAL sARoArs-EAsY PAYMENTS.
$1,000 buys beautiful lot. Soz1so. near train.
ard schools.
$500 buys 6-room cottage; modern: very de-
$1,000 buys broom cottage: lot 4oxiso; near
Clinton ave.
$500 buys beautiful S-room colonial home:
San Jose ave.
$500 buys modern s-roOn cottage: lot sox
l52' bargain.
$500 buys s-roon cottage san Antonio ave.
snap.
$500 buvs elegant 7-roon colonial hou..;
very convenient
$3.50 buys colonial s-roozn house: all modern
improvement
$500 h-~s ous Of the most modern e-room
colonial houses IN Alameda: new; fine corner
lot: beautiful location.
$500 buvs choice corner LOT 5oxtso together
win large lo-room house. in the center Of city
$500 buys . me s-rOOm cottage: lot 5ox
20 together With furniture; must be sold CIV
ing 20 desth Of owner; big bargain.
CALL AND GET A LIST or OUR PROP
ERTIEs FOR SALE
sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO GET A
HONE CHEAP
HoI SIS BUILT. RENTED AND Ex-
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
1900 PARK ST.
1elephone Grand 1851 Alameda
\ home FOR EVERYBODY.
slooo-s-r0Om Is-st0ry cottage: lot 2s11o1; !;
terms.
terms.
si4oo-5-roOn I-stOry cottsre. lot zsrIoo:
slT5O-5-roo-n 1-story cottage: lot 2s1125: 4
cash.
t2l5O-7-roorn l-story cottage; lot S4Kl5o:
$500 cash
s.15o-5-roon I-story cottage LOT &oxi1s: L
cash.
s2sco-e-roorz 1-sto-y cottage: lot 5ozl5o: u
essh.
ssloo-7-roOrn I-story cottage; lot 5o1l5o; Il
Two nice water front cottages on Central
ave. near station; bargains: large list OF realty
Apply 70 A y DENkE, ltoo WEBSTER ST
CHOICE corner in nsighborhoOd OF handsome
house has thirteen rooms and bath above
basement. laundry. servants rooms, bath
storerooms and billiard room in finished base
Inent; stable, carriage house and chicken
house; worth S12 COO: must be sold TO close
estate; examine and make an offer. Box
2e7A Call Office.
s2oooo-BUsINEss property for sale in Oak
lard. - rooms; lot sox1Co; now leased for 3
years al $50 per month: good security; also
in Alameda. e brand neT S-roou house; up
10 cate CHARLES ADAMS & CO, Bay
station. Alameda: phone 1911.
d you want 10 build buy OF sell property.
cal or address J. H YOUNG. l24S Park ST,
Alameda.
Ss5o-FTNE large lot. one block from Encinzi
station street work sidewalk and sewer
cor1-tete. Box 31A2 Call.
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s14T5-SUNNY cottage and lot: walking dis
tance TO 14th and Broadway: easy terms
THE ALDEN CO. Ills Broadway. Oakland
SfT50-COTTAGE. rooms. bath, and stable:
18th st. west from Grove: bargain THE
ALDEN CO.. Ills Broadway. Oakland
s2250-CoTTAGE. 6 rooms bath and lot 3sx
100; 10th ST.. west OF Adeine. THE ALDEN
CO.. Ills Broadway. Oakland.
BARGAINS in Piedmont residence lots fnciud-
frg all kinds OF flowers and shrubbery: will
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

WOODWARD. WATSON & co.
11T2 BROADWAY. COR 14TH ST
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
$500.
NEAR 36TH AND ADELINE SITS.
New. modern. 2-story house Of rooms and
bath; large lot. 50x122; this is a fine home and
in the growing section
ca5oo.
LINDEN-ST. HOME.
Here is very fine cottage home in one OF
on the west side Of street; the house has 6
large sunny rooms and hne basement.
$500
RIGHT IN TOWN
A very desirable cottage close to 18th st and
ment and all modern improvements; this place
is Z bargain; terms II desired
e2soo.
A BARGAIN.
A 2-story modern T-Toom house close TO rail-
house can be had for only $3.50 cash: balance
same as rert-
s2soo.
A CHOICE COTTAGE.
On the north de OF 18th s.. near Adefsne
lot ssxl1o; The cottage is the best in the neigh
basement; bar-ain.
ADELIN EST. HOME
Near I4th st, OF west side; very desirable
improvements: let 3Gx110: this is all new and
in hne condition.
sz1oo
MAGSOLLA-ST. HOME.
A bar=ain II new modern house OF
rooms bath. reception hall and all the latest
improvements; see this nome at once; best in
this location
vr0nnvN Ann WATSON T. (0
117a BROADWAY. COR. 18th ST
j. H. MACDONALD & CO,
1852 Broadway, cor. Eleventh ST.
ss5o-splendid northwest corner; lOox1oo; just
outside city limits in Fruitvsle; near
severed.
s1soo-Fine lot. 5cx140: sunry suitable for
residence or fats. near car lines and local
stations all street work complete; on
main thoroarhfais :: ''ooo may remain on
mortgage II desiTe>4-
s15oo-splendd sunny Lei, eozl45 on Thirty
eighth 81, near Telegraph ave; near key
Route station: good buy.
s24oo-Choice residence site: axis: on Tele
graph ave. within easy walking distance
OF City Hail
ss25o-Fine new modern cotta-e OF rooms
and every convenience; lot 40x1+5: near
KEY Route station; extra good neigh
borhood. This house was NOT built for
sale.
sT250-Splend:d corner San Pablo ave: lot
55xIll: cottage of rooms inside OF
lot: good for business and sure to advance.
$1,000 ROOMS and bath; large attic; go :.
barn: gas and electricity: all modern
throughout; lot 40x1j0 feet.
S2T5e-Iot 25xT0: right in the heart of Oak
land and only $50 feet from San Pablo
ave with cottage OF rooms and bath;
rents well every month in the year.
seooO-Four fats on lot 50x1e5 pay u per
cent.
ssooO-I1ot 5ox1oo only , blocks from 18th
and washington; viii be on sale for one
week only.
GEO. H. VOsE. REAL ESTATE,
Ills Broadway. Oakland
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WOODWARD. WATSON & co.
11T2 BROADWAY. COR 14TH ST.
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For Additional Classified Adsrtise-
ments See Page -.
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$500.

REAL KsTATE AGENT!
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CHAs. ?. LEE...--..........P Phone Vale 2so
Offce. Z Block FTiitvale Station.
s175o-5 room and bath cottage; high base
ment: good barn: fruit trees and flowers :;
cement sidewalk. street work all done; severed /;
blocks 70 electric cars; near depot: only $500
cash: balance 81 monthly: lot ;I5x125.
$1,000 eash-l6 large lots. 25x1oO each; splen-
did broom cottage: chicken houses: pigeon
cote l2x1O0: all inclosed with fine galvanized
wire: abundance Of fruit trees and flowers: her
riez Of an kinds in a high state OF cultivation:
nice gravel walks: entire property surrounded
By a hae tight board fence: only blocks TO
electric cars; fine residence section: this place
would make frst-class chicken ranch: price
al tod. s25o0: take quick sale; owner leaving
country.
soil: grand view; new homes rapidly going up;
each IS down. balance Sc so per month.
CHARLES F. LIE. -iHZz FruitFale ave
FRUfrvAL.E-BUY IN FRUITvALE.
SOLE AGENTS FOR sATHER TRACT.
Lots s7.exf2s- -.........-.......-.... 375
Lots 5oxi25 ---.--.-..----.---.- 30 So9
Lots 5ox2oo COO coo
See our $50 lots: close in; many bargains in
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT CO,
FRrITVALE STATION.
A BEAUTIFUL country home in Eimhurst; s.
room house: elegant interior finish; barn and
carriage house: chicken and numerous other
out houses; concrets drivewsys; beautiful
=
prettiest homes in Alameda County; II is 60
ing 70 20 for half Of its real value: price $4,000:
small payment down; balance on easy terms
will exchange for Oakland or San Francisco
property KITCHENER & BARTON, 1910
Broadway
ELMHURST cottage Of rooms: nearly new;
lot 12o01b0. with fruit trees: only $1,000;
owner going away.
T-room, 2-story house with lot 12ox240: only
$4,000.
z-roon cottage: large lot: $1i00.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT CO.,
Frutvsle Staten.
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S1CUO.
NEAR 36TH AND ADELINE SIS
New modern, 2-story house OF rooms and
bath: large lot. 50x122; this is a fine home and
in the growing section.
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HoLCoMB. BREED & BANCROFT dnc.,.
1850 BROADWAY. OAKLAND. CAL.
FOR oUICK-sIGHTED BUYERS"
UNI%PROVED
$3t5-Nould be cheap at 5000: nne slightly
lots; good surroundings: marine view:
close TO schools. cars. etc; size. 4OxI2O:
street work complete; y cash, balance
easy payments.
-. r.
SEQ Remarkably Low Price 500
40-foot frontages Santa Clara ave. mr.
Oakland ave; Linda Vista Terrace: !:
elegant surroundings: just lots left
terms IL desired; will build home for
you on same; just like rent. only better
proposition.
$500 $500
An s-room house: thoroughly remodeied
high basement: cement floor; heavy brick
foundation: within easy walk to business
center: near lafayette School: price cut
for quick sale.
$500 $500
store and fat Of rooms. etc, in first
class order and condition: in good business
locality: will readily rent for s27 per
month See this.
$3.50 $3.50
Cottage OF 5 rooms. etc; newly remodeled; ;
hrst-class condition; 26x125: readily rents
for SO 50 per month; Il cash. balance
bank mortgage.
Why not build home to your own ideas?
We will build It on very easy terms, which
viii surprise you. Get particulars at our office
HOLCOMB. BREED & BANCROFT 0nc).
1850 BROADWAY. OAKLAND, CAL.
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LAWTCN g. ALBEE. real estate, have for sale
Berkeley homes. residence and business lots
~ lowest prices. choice investment property
paying per cent 20 10 per cent net: refer TO
either bank in Berkeley 215o Center ct.
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SeooQzS acres of land near the hills; pret
tg site Yer Eentlemza's home.
Special notlce-The new Key route cars stop
my office come over and spend the day.
JOS. J. MASON,
Real Estate Agent Berkeley station.
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ACTIVE young man with city experience in
real estate hne opening. Box 2SG7, Call
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Only lots iet ~ the beautiful Hopkins
Terrace. overlooking the hay street work all
done. a f1U E0-foct lot for Sl25Gs no steep
Climbing nothing 20 equal them IN Alameda
Count.
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s7e00-One Of the best built HOUSES IN Berke-
leg, double floors. furnace. etc fine corner
lot e beauty.
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$eoc-Reduced from $3.50 for immediate sale:
cottage good rooms; swell large lot
close 70 cars and ferry train. snap.
tzboo-NeW modern cottage, 8 rooms hath
basement, tinted walls. fresooed ceilings;
improved street. close in
SSooo-A beauty up-to-date colonial home: Z
rooms and hath elegant psneied dining
room. 6re location: examine
Buy 3 lot now fE the time you wifi make
big money
H. D. IRWIN. Lorin station.
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MAGSOLIA-ST. HOME
A bargain new modern house OF s
rooms. bath. reception hall and all the latest
improvements; see this nome at once; best in
this location
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11

Its former terrors. Smallpox Is not now
regarded as one of the violent epidemic
diseases, its rate of mortality having been
greatly reduced below that which formerly
obtained, and its peculiar markings being
almost wholly eliminated. But 1t Is ter
rifying name, and is the cause Of constant
embarrassment to municipal health OFF,
Gals. 1t Is to be hoped that the discovery
of the cause of the disease will lead to
even greater advances toward its conquest
Many of the discoveries in medicine and
surgery, while they do not attain to the
rank of sensationalism and are never heard
of by the public at large, are of great ad-
vantage to the profession and consequently
the sufferers from disease. New remedies
are steadily being produced to combat
hitherto obstinate symptoms. Appliances
are being designed to meet peculiar condi-
lions. Yet the tendency Is toward fewer
instruments and the perfection Of those
which remain in use. Chemical science
was never so diligent in the search for cur
alive agents. Much of the advancement of
the past few years has been undoubtedly
due to the rapdity with which new ideas
have been spread broadcast. These annual
sessions of the physicians and surgeons.
either in general assemblage or In detached
aggregations of specialists, have wonder
fully advanced the science through the in
terchange of thought, and humanity Is I'M
questionably greatly a gamer in conse-
quence. Washington. the center of gov
ernmental activity, the seat of many sci
entif1c institutions and the natural meet
Ing place for great national organizations
of all kinds, heartily welcomes these men
of medicine and surgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11

ence, II 1t went into the Golfers OF the OIL
trust. would in the course Of a year more
than make good the amount of the pro-
posed gift to the university. The matter
has not yet been settled, but despite the
agitation of it by the friends of the proJect
the popular subscriptions to meet the con-
ditions imposed by Mr.. Rockefeller are tall
ing off and there is no immediate prospect
that the total amount required Will De
raised. Mr.. Carnegie has this advantage
over Mr.. Rockefeller, that he Is not no"
actively identified with the steel trust. ana
in any case that trust does not bear direct
ly upon the needs of the people. There Is
never any disposition to look his gift IN the
mouth on the score of antagonism to the
trust principle. Perhaps Mr.. Rockefeller,
If he finds the habit of beneficence growing
upon him, may have to withdraw from the
oil business entirely and so rid himself OF
the handicap which now rests upon MIN
as a philanthrOpiSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11
RuSSia's Ambition,
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

FROM the fnllHuelpnld Leuser
The key to the whole body of Russian
diplomacy is found when it is realized that
the one overshadowing desire she has had
for centuries and still passionately cher
ishes Is for a way to the southern seas.
The greatest empire territorially the world
has ever seen, Russia cannot send ship
to sea except down the Baltic. whose shores
frown with German, Swedish and Danish
forts and whose entrance is a strait three
miles wide which the most inferior power
could easily close. Russia has now, indeed,
a port of her own on the Pacific, but Vlad-
livestock is the width of two continents
from the Russian capital, and is frozen up
part of the year. Niu-Chwang and other
Manchurian ports would have helped lit
tie, because they are on the warm Yellow
sea, and are slightly nearer to the world
CT events The Persian Gulf would help a
great deal. for it would mean access to the
Indian Ocean and the wide seas; the Bos-
phorus would be best of all, for 1t would
make the great northern empire at once a
Mediterranean power. and open the mar
kets of the world to the great grain rails
ing areas of Little Russia and south Rus
STA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11
The Penalty for Anarchism.

The other day a man named William
Dorenson. standing, with companions. in
saloon In Tacoma w ashington raised his
glass and proposed a toast, Here's to
the noble and great man who slew William
Mckinley" He was soon afterwards ar
rested and to the police he declared that
he was an anarchist and proud of 1t. He
was sent last Saturday to the chain gang
for sixty days. Is there not something
radically wrong. first with the state of pub
lie opinion in Tacoma to allow q man to
utter such sentiment and get away I'M
scathed, and second with the laws which
can afford only this mild punishment for an
avowed encourager Of assassins? Sixty
days In the chain gang Is often the sentence
here in Washington to men who are pro-
fame in public. or who can not give
straight account of their means of support
or who break windows in the course of
rough sport, or who steal trifiingly for the
satisfaction of their urgent needs Such
men are good citizens compared with the
man who toasted Czolgosz in Tacoma. Is
there such gross lack of statutory pro-
vision against the open declaration of the
entertainment of anarchistic principles?
Can men stand forth in the open and shout
defiance to government and encourage Pres
ident-killers with comparative immunity
from punishment? If so, then 1t is time
for the state and federal statutes to be
changed. The immigration law now pro-
vides that no person who entertains views
subversive of government, who advocates
the assassination of rulers. who Is. in fact
what is popularity known as an anarchist
may enter the United States from abroad
Is there to be no greater punishment than
a term of sixty days In the chain gang for
those already within the boundaries who
fagrantly fiaunt their vile views? Such
cases as this should stimulate Congress to
pass the act for the more effective protec-
ton of the President which failed of pass
age at the last session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11
Oil and Philanthropy.

Mr.. John D. Rockefeller strikes an &C.
casional snag when he tries to give away
money Not long ago he offered the Uni
verslty of Nebraska $1,000 for the con-
struction of a new building provided the
friends of the institution raised $S3. 900, and
since then a controversy has ragged with
regard to the acceptance of the gift. Some
people turned up their noses at It because.
they averred. 1t smelled of Standard OIL.
Others strongly advocated it's acceptance
on the ground that 1t did not really come
from Mr.. Rockefeller. but from the people
of the country at large, through the high
prices paid by them for oil last autumn
and winter. In apparent confederation of
this claim attention was called to the fact
that a few days after the offer was made
the price of kerosine in Nebraska was in
creased one cent a gallon. and at the rate
of oil consumption in the state the differ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11
Arbor Day.
York Tribune

From the New York Tribune.
How much practical good is being done
through the yearly observance of "Arbor
day" in the public schools 1t would be diff
cult to say. In some details the observance
Is probably an empty and unnaeaning thing.
In others. and more of them, we prefer to
believe. it is freighted with lasting good.
1t all depends upon the spirit in which the
observances are conducted. The planting
Of few trees here and there is certainly
not the chief object of the day. If 1t were
the day would be wasted for all such work
could be done in an hour or two by few
practical workmen far better than by
droves of singing children. The things that
do count. and that make the observance OF
the day practically beneficent are the OBJ
1ect lessons and the instruction given to the
children concerning the value of trees and
the care to be taken of them. In city and
country both children and adults too often
look upon trees as things of no value,
which may be treated in ''any old way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-11
Fusion in New York.

Democrats republicans and independents
will attend a conference in New York to-
night and exchange views on the subject
of next falls mayoralty race. A fusion OF
the forces seeking good government was
necessary to dislodge Tammany from con-
troll Of the town, and only through fusion,
1t Is agreed, can Taminany be kept out of
control. Is fusion again possible? If so.
upon what terms, and under what leader
ship?
Why not under the present leadership?
The affairs of the town show a great i'm
provement over the condition of things
when the fusion forces took charge. The
trail of the CRATER is no longer over the
municipality. Reputable men have sue
ceeded disreputable men in Office. Public
office has become a public trust. The peo-
pie of substance have assurance that what
they pay toward carrying the local govern
ment goes for honest purposes and brings
in valuable returns. Even the police de-
partment. which under Tammany had be-
come matchmaking organization. has
under fusion direction been greatly i'm
proved. The task at the outset presented
thousand difficulties. and for time
seemed hopeless. But patience and a
steady purpose have produced results upon
faction. The pool rooms and the bar rooms
and the brothels 10 longer defy the law
with IMMUNITY.
This record has been made with Seth
Low at the helm. He was placed at the
helm because of his high character and ex-
perience in public business His character
is still high and he has given to the COM
munity the benefit of his experience in adj
ministering large affairs. But some of
those who helped to put him in Office criti
else him now upon minor matters. A few
have complained Of his department They
seem to have expected greater degree of
suavity. Others have complained of lack
of snap and dash. In their judgment he
has not been sufficiently aggressive. Which
probably means that he has not hunted
with brass band.
1t is difficult to see how the full fruits IF
what has been accomplished in New York
under a movement which obtained it's OPP
portunity under Mr.. Low can be garnered
under new leadership when MIR. Low is
still available. To set him aside upon any
ground of mere personal or factional jeal-
ousy would hearten Tammany beyond
measure. and go far toward surrendering
the fight against Tammany in advance.
In word. Mr. Low is so distinctly the log
ical candidate that opposition counsel looks
suspiciously like Tammany counsel. The
matter of the mayoralty candidate is not
to be settled tonight, but the conference
will probably afford some suggestions On
the subject.