The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1900, Page 9

BILL THRO Republican Leader Tells|® of the Boss’s Plan to}; Steal Police Depart- | ment from Croker, pa New Constabulary Bill ; Will Apply Only to Greater New York and) Nassau County. Bonator Platt is formulating an|§ elaborate scheme of legislation at Albany (o exterminate Richard Croker and end his power, ‘The end of Tammany control of the police force by the passage of a State Constabulary bill for Greater New York and the nomination of Seth Low for Mayor wnake the foundation | @ for the plot against the Tammany | @ chief. A vigorous prosecution of the war on protected vice, under the leader- ship of Bishop Potter, will be an im- portant feature of the war on Croker, To an Evening World reporter to- day Bishop Potter said; ‘I cannot dive an opinion offhanu as to the effect of the Biate conetabulary meas. ure, I will eay that mere shifts of power usually accomplish little,” A well-known local Republican politician told an Kyvening World reporter this afternoon the details | of Platt's plot to steal the Polloe || Department of Greater New York from Croker, The new Constabulary | bill has already been drawa wp, and ‘# complete, save a few minor detatle, Mt will apply only to Greater New York and Nassau County. No at- tompt will be made to control the police of the big cities of the state owing to the outery made over the Mate Constabulary bill proposed. in ‘98. Platt has announced to the other Republican leaders that the Dill will be passed by March |, Tammany men hold Croker ré aponsible for the defeat of the party in this State through his Instate on free ellver in the Kansas City platform. Hig favoritism of the Ice Trust and his sidetracking of Coler are other factors of Tammany issati- faction, Such leading Democrate as Johr D, Criminins and Ashbel P. Fitch talk of starting at once a new organiza- tion to put a Democratic ticket in the field for the next municipal election. A Coler boom for Mayor is already under way, \ Big Tammany men, conservative in epeech, sald to-day; ‘Croker talks too much for a leader,” STATE POLICE FOR NEW YORK. PLATT TO FORCE POLICE UGH BY MARCH @ GODEGDNEHNS BHI HS) 3 “Good-by, Dick, ® What's your hurry?” MEMO DMIDATORIOOBOROOG ‘ PLATT’S EXACT TO CAPTURE ROLICE,| A prominent Republican pollttelan out ned Senator Matt's plan for a State constabulary to control New York City to an Evening World reporter (hi. after ne "The plan agreed upon by Senator Piatt, Gov, Roosevelt and Benjamin Bs. Odell in 1498 for a State constabulary to control all the big cities of the Btate haw been abandoned “Buch an outory was ralsed all over the State at that thme that the organt- gation has decided It unwise and Inex- pedient to attethpt to put throtmeh fh similar measure, “(n '98 our bill was Intended 40 cover thoventire tate, ‘Tits ume Iwill ap~ ply only to Greater New York, and le PLAN intended to give us Abirot of the elec tlon chinery, “Phe new bill wil gite the State Cone Atabulacy Department gontro) of New York City and Nasead\ County, ‘Thin little county Is added (o%he metropolitan j district to make bhe mm }like @ partiean move « candaney Pe fhies maohingin this olty, ern no bill will ip, foreed ft vave deal that [t musi We will have a sumotent Logiaiature co seoure Lhe organ sation * The that remains ti that of det will soon be sett » bilh will be paawed, Luanderstand, ren k, and tal in time ave every thing, running smoothly by the next election,” BISHOP POTTER NOT IN | FAVOR OF PLATT PLAN.|; Bishop Potter left for Washington to- day to teatify before the Indusirial Commission in regard (0 str id to give his views upon arbitration and the problema confronting the commission as to the best means of avolding and deal- ing with dissatinfed labor, “That in a dig question to answer off- {hand," replied the Bishop, ‘but 1 wil say that I do not belleve that a Bt | Constabulary law would prove eMfoca- clous in purifying our clty and ridding it of questionable resorto, “Tam led to belleve this because, in WORKD: Stern Brothers In the most desirable styles Draped Velvet Hats Bedsteads New and exclusive sty es of Brass Bedsteads White Enamel Bedsteads with brass trimmings WHITNEY ON THE SITUATION. man who twiee loses New 4 York, New Jeraey, Comneoti- principles ave required, It te not m matter of the good of the country and that represent the old Democracy, WILLIAM ©, B94 DDD) NOP4ODORODS POOH LOROODHNIAGIOONE DEED PLANS FOR A WEW DEMOCRACY, 2 John D. Crimmins, Ashbel Pr, ® Fitoh, Charles r William ¢, Wi many of the Cleve > Democrate within sixty days will Inaneh « new Demo- oratic organisa to amp plant Tammany, It expects to attract heavy defections from the large element in Tammany whieh hae been to Croker since his ire ve deal streneousiy with the lee Ring. ; Special Sale, Toemorrow Untrimmed Millinery ‘irs rice Untrimmed Fur Felt Hats, Clearing Sale of Girls’ Dresses Gulmpe & High Neck, of Cloths, Slik, Chailles | and Cashmere, size 4 to 14 years Heretofore #8,50 to #19.75 Bill to Curb the Pow sr of] fHefore he aturted for the capital the Ni history ot dat the shifting Bishop was asked by an Bvening World) of power and responsibility has never Croker Planned by reporter whether in his opinion the pro-| yet been onective in desired rndtcal Ye. Republicans, CVOPPO OEE DEE bE eh poe > ATTACK ON THE POLICE BOARD. The frat move of the He- pablivan State admin q tion will be to brenk Tame many'e hold on the police force by the passage of a State tabulary bil, Thin programme wae ngreed upon yesterday by Senator Piatt and Uh rat, The crnor annem Hepublioan Clab’s a i Gov,-Lheet O8elt, ‘ PObDOEODREIEHETEDEDED 10d | Determined expression has heen,made by Republican party leaders that the next Leginiature wil! work hard th the undoing of Richard Croer'a power in Greater New York. The opening wedge will be made Ubrough the passage of a State Constab- lary bill, For two years Senator Piatt has favored the measure, but the soant. fens of the Bepublican majority has en: abled Tammany to block hostile legisia- tlon. ‘The next Logisiature 1s so overwholm- ingly Republican that Tammany will be powerless to chockmate Senator Platt's plans. ‘The constabulary measure will create @ metropolitan district, and, to make It eonstitutional, the county of Nassau will be added to Greater Now York. consiabulary will put an end to Tam- many control of the police force and abolish the immense levies now collected Mf protected vive, Points of itepudlican policy under the facoming Administration were freely Maoussed at the Ropublican Club's din Ber to Gov.-Bleot Odell, | Ldeut.-Gov, Woodruff made the moat fmportant announcement, He declared that one of tho fire measu panoed by the next Legisiatu be a State Constabulary bill to end control of the Greater New poilce force, aro beginning & campaign to- day," ho wald, “that will end in eman+ cipating this city from the rule of ‘Tam- ‘ t i Hall.” Crlea of “Good, Good,"*| fu many Ha st ame from all around the ne }ODELL WON'T A Btate saig Gi pored State Constabulary Dill, which tt! is expected tho Republiteans will cause to be passed at the next meeting of the Léaislature, would reauit fn ridding the lty of vice by removing the authority governing the police from the olty to State, “Then your plans for purifying the city's morale will not be abandoned or delayed pending the passage of the pra- pored monaure? “Not in the Yeast, 1 shall go ahead perfecting my plans without regard to the proposed measure, | shal have more to BAY upon the mubject- when 1| g mw return from Washington,” SS rs DISCUSS STATE POLICE MEASURE. Governor-#iect O4el! declined to dircuse the State Constabulary blll to-day, #atd he lvoked for the defeat of Tammany Ki year, but advised Croker’s oppo nents to #0 plow, ANG Organize: to beat of any particular candidate, ao @ Mr Opel, in teeponse to quer tions asked by ah Bvening World re- portert “L must decline to ray in adv what my attitude will be on any public measure.” “LieutiGoy, Woodruff has expressed the opinion that a State Constabulary bill ought and would be passed, to take he Police Department of New York out if the control of Richard Croker, 1x) this your view?" the reporter had asked “LT want to make It clear,’ sald the new Governor, “right in the beginning. that on all these Important questions 1 shill tot make any deelaration of my views until they come before me official- ly, 1 do not propose to prevent a free and full discussion of any public ques» r Beth Low made the statement im signifies! his ott Mayor," all the to V.-Elect Odell prom| to carry out the pledges of the platform, and he added: “'Ifere in New York we have certain reforma to i have Jost soon wha: ship and prejudl . ve in nogemury to remedy this will be ahha the passage of the pollee bill er the Vemlslarure under Senatbr Pi ‘a direc! will proceed to a revision of Greaier New Yor! he amend~ made along lines that will berry Tammany's contro) oy cipal Govern iment, jatt is anxious to reduce the f the Mayor of Greater New ‘ork to Lye year and he believes in rw. the Municipal Assembly down oe rae boy, ere ls some 0) es, thin the pal to ni the Mayoraliy Hendler nay the pri pa ny victory Im the next - Pians Against Croker, 9 o-—— vt, LBrowen We} C abuses ne do, Wate ‘or i Setlit Uon by announcing my attitude in ad- ance After “Tean't apoak of all the thouman / moment Gov, Odell sald: men who worked devotedly for the ® ‘Pammanyenorito promote the Interests Cause, but I do want to #peak publicly of the excellent and effective work don» by Charles Stockler Hiv work for Hoonevelt in 1808 was effective, but Mr. Btooklor’s efforts this year were even more effective, and I must speak of it.’ | 190L Mr, Odell paid: ‘The Republican party of the elty of New York stands ready to do anything | that can be sonalatontty asked of it (4 | dete Tammany, and the question as jo Whether @ candidate for Mayor shal) be Jemoeral or a Republican is one that cine W'ances will determine. iy =. J hope for the defeat of Tarmioany, but the enthusiasts ought to ko slowly, ‘Phey ought now to perfect fun, oFaaniaa tion looking to HRs aingle objeot of defeating Tammany Hall, They ought pot at Ave Ume organise for the purpose of a Vencing the Intereate of any Individual candidate, “To net Up @ candidate now im all wrong.” ton will be developing within its own pty a. ne (oO overthrow Mr. SroKer's leadership are already form lating, either through a new tlon or through his own orgs i The ¢ von among Tammany men over the result of Tuesday's 90 nto b® repressed. Mr, 1 for the defeat of the State because of hig ine arty i Bistence on the wiver plank in (he Kansas City plat. form, The effective use Gov. Roosevelt made name and the joe scandal in hia campalen rarough the Made the cunservative Tat Featlve, The possibility of @ revolt within th organization le wnitkely, howaver, aa (| re Raiding Suni Ing fat salaries { mint a Shey ty 4 ership. Democratic conditions throu Bate, have mmany men eo mmine Concerning the Mayoralty canvass for | § Incorporation of the free| * to-day! rongly in faver of & movement Ny will Pree ore ae formation of a Democra of which will with the housands ot moor hein Nemaelves to 9 mony aa it je at resent fanization would draw I f Tammany, for iow York oval o| cannot PROVISIONS OF OLD CONSTABULARY BILL, 1, The State Department of Polloe to be presided over by a Commin- noner of State Pollee, to hold 0 wx years, appointed by the Govern or, A deputy and secretary to be ap- potnted likewise % All police departments of the clues affected (citles of the first and second class) to be abolished and the munielpal pollee forces brought under the control of the State Com- miraton, 4. The possesion and control of all city police funda and property be transferred to the Biate Commis- sioner. 4 ‘The State Commissioner to apr point olty chiefs to exercise the functions of the heads of muntetpal pollee, but with additional power to appoint or remove after trial 5. The constabulary shall conalet of not more than one policeman to PMO TEES who diy withdraw f they had elsewhere 0, “To this movement woud be 4 the support of ugh, man ae Whitney Charlus rd Simmons, Kaward M. ather prominent orn Ww from, politieal activily because of free sliver movement The attack on the present municipal admin stration will be inten i by th vi Vigorous | be ware jeaderabip of Hishop Potter, idea of the loaders in he movement I to keep tt (ree from politics, but If the vite anticipated accomplished she. effect will be detri- tal to the eclty administration, under which he abuses complained of have grown up and flourtshed, Dr, Paddoak's Idea, “The work of eliminating corruption in thin city will undo: ly be taken up with vigor," sald Di A Bly have Ir von! nia of | tien, ay ihe I fet hat a ‘The features of the State Constabulary bill, which he Repub- Means vainly endeavored to put through In 1898, were as follows 75¢ 52,25, 2.95 ($5.00 $7.50! ($0.75 & Bedding trom $20.00 » $150.00)" from $4,50 to $18.50 The highest grade of Pure South American Hair Mattresses manufactured in their own workroome by the most experieneed workmen and of the best materials, West Twenty-third Street UPHOLSTERY DEP'T. 4th Floor, Renaissance Lace Cur- tains,—handsome patterns, Mounted on fine bobbinette {and serim, 34 and 4 yds, long,—54 to 60 ins, wide, ‘ P| per pair, $11.75, $18.00 and $25.00. Arabian Lace Curtains,— a wide range of new designs, —with irregular lace borders and insertions, per pair, P| Full size, $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00. Sash Length, $3.00, $4.50 and $7.50. Arabian Lace Bed-spread and Pillow Shams,—full double-bed size, per set, $16.50, $18.75 and $20.00, 2,000 Cushion Covers, +}Armure, Brocade, Damask, Velour, and Oriental stuffs, 15, 25 and 4o cents each, Down Cushions, —a4 inch,—covered with cambric, 1,00 each, HV JAMES McGREERY & CO,, Twenty-third Street, every @ inhabitants, or leae than one to every UM, 6, The orman‘sation of all forces to remain before, from ohlets down | through the line, | 7, The Btate Commiationer may be removed by the Governor, and may jn urn remove the olty chiefa, the latter having the right to appeal to the Governor, & In New York Clty a borough Heputy clty chief to be designated for each borough, No member of j the State constabulary to he trans: | ferred from one borough of the olty | to another without his written con- | POIANA AATSAATDIOOASOASA | aries paid under the muntel- pal regime not to be reduced, and | promotions determined as before, 10, The city chieta of police to dewia- nate members of the force for duty at (he polls on Blection Day, | oust aide had not Improved. } for the Bryan o flourlahing. lone vaio hat the sentiment exlotence of pri tected vice had made itself felt por | il Pte ed upon havin auded every hit at ! ally 90 on the Bowery and the 6a nerally, ‘The revival of Mayormily Heth Low and Comptrolier ‘of the general revolt agal iam in local civic admin thot ik in current In Republican Benator att an fone LH e opposed Heth Low in tho last frum ‘campaign are willing to. tn dorae his nomination on ad dent Heket In the next mu: contest. @ bri forward of name of u it of ity o. R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Macys Both Sides 14th St. rom 13th to 15th, 6th Aw ues Continuous Special Sales of | Men's and Boys’ Fine Wine ter Clothing in Annex, Superb styles and qualities at monev-saving prices, Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, Fancy Vests — everything} for Men and Boys. Pure Candies — Reasonably Stroll through our Upholstery department, It is the haunt of the pru- dent and frugal, There Is no mstacing the character of the values we present, No judge of style and begat and quality would argue the Me point, The sagest buyer straightforwardly gives us credit for irreproach- Priced, service, The answer to the folowing bargains will be quick enough; The Candy Department, Ra Renaissance Lace Curtains, exquisite designs, fine workmanship, four] with color, glamour, novelty, le yards long. iant displays prophetic of a festival, Confections that charm the eye and tempt the palate are prodigal’ fresh, wholesome, delicious. The — whole stock is tinged with grace and sentiment, And economy is an ever- present element, , All this Candy is the product of our $29.74 per pair, instead of $48.00, $49.98 per pair, instead of $50.00, $45.74 per pair, instead of $55.00, Leru and Ivory Lace Bed Spreads, no shams, worth $7.0); our price, 3.98. Nottingham Net Bed Spreads, Marte Antoinette and Renaissance designs, ful! size, including shams, worth $7.00; our price, $4.98, White Irish Point Lace Bed Sets, full size, with shams, worth $9.00, our price, 1 16.99, bitN J paren own factory, That insures three — Prench Crepe Curtains, pretty colorings and designs, worth $8,00 and $9.50 things, yf per pale; our prices, $509 and $7.21, ist Pure ingredients, Silk Tapestry Portieres, heavily fringed top and bottom, imported to sell at 2d--Absolute freshness, wee 916,00 per paltry our price, $7.98 jd-—Lowest prices, ae Domestic Tapestry Couch Covers, bright Oriental colorings, heavily fringe, Pure ingredients-—we ~~ none but... worth $4.50} oUF price B48 the very best. Absolute freshnesu— CI ild 's Coats and Dr we estimate probable sales for each day, Dap on et rare he forward step of this interest is quick and continuous, Its growth is] feco"ds, and manufacture according a striking Mlustration of popular ire for real merit, We make|}y: Lowest prices—you buy ditect: direct repelt to you on the broad ground’of giving better values than |!" the maker—all inv oy hers, That's our mission, Macy's would be Macy's were we to costs are climinated—and we : satisned with a very sirall mangin. break faith with the history and tradit.on of the past, Our best en a Wiha P and fullest capacity are apphed to the project of keeping prices at the] Profit: That's why we can quote., lowest notch. Measure our success by the following, "hut you can't} as follows: f reach an inte lignt conclusion until the goods are seen, Cream Walnut Bon, sold. bs made of blue and castor covert cloth, double-breasted, ene RRL " French back, piped vith velvet, high storm collar, pines 4 to 14 years, $4, $6, Children's Three-quarter Box Coats, made of blue cheviot, double. pA be sleeves, military roll collar, lined with satin, sizes 4 to 14 years, $9.43, Children's yeh Uxtra fine Assorted Chox elsewhere at BOc. per price, 39¢. Caramels, ail the most+liked ‘ sold elsewhere at 80c, per price, 49, ‘ Chocolates Bon made, box, sold 8c; our price, 49¢. Chocolate Mints, halts =e sold elsewhere at 400.; Same i" Cream Peppermints and Winters greens, ballspound boxes, 106 Chocolate Grison, We've recently been aj fe» { ted Swiss —— boas Two Very Notable Bargains, | Children's Full-Length Box Coats, made of Plaid-Back Cam. ¢l's Hait—beautiful, soft imported material; collar, cape and | sleeves trimmed with stitched velvet, worth $20.00; our prices, | 4 to 8 years, $13.74, 10 to 12 years, $14.74, | Red, blue, green and brown, | Children's One-plece Dresses, made of high-grade Woo! Plaids, | Cashmere and Camel’s:Halr Plaids, trimmed with silk, lace | and fancy braids In a variety of pretty styles; worth $10.50, tail agents for the cel 8 and {0 year sizes at $6.49. Milk Chocolate, Lisi biaiaaimet || This Chocolate is made of pure une Children's Skirts, made of plald-back cloths, tillor stitehed, length a¢ to 35 | skimmed milk, cocoa and % chile - Tallored ‘kiris, made of blue and black cheviot, slash i ge get Shi 5 Skirts, made ue an 4 b lined with pevealine, length ,0 to 39 inches, $5.53, VIE CONN: Ot, Be i de } Electric Seal Coats, Small Tablets, two for. Se, Croquettes, package contalning Women's Electric Seal Coats, double-breasted style, wide revers, high 4 ty-four pleces, 15¢, Large Cakes Pigg poe stitched ae hat ‘ag bi poy Satin, sizes 32 to Table Favors. 44, These garments are fau tless, Not ity, workmanshi beauty of finoh, No chance for an adverse criticism, Made toma the Small Table Favors ~ horses, banjos, barrels, boots, Closest scrutiny, Other dealers Jo not hesitate to charge you $50,00 for similar Coats; our price $39.99, terflies, ly bags, caps, cats, d drums, eagles, guitars, guns, h mandolins, mice, opera glass Cases, ipes, pigs, slippers, satchels, urines, turtles, carriages, vit? hansoms—6c, to 49x, ‘ piety, Boe Bon ae eee ot eee int dainty, quaint 4 styles fa Shapes, ‘newest foreign ite, ‘Be, Golf Goods. Small Furs. iains anita Fur Neck Pieces—favorite cluster| Thistle Golf Glubs, persimmon and Me dogwood heads, also best invild steel Style—finished with eght full tails, drop torged heads with selected sec. Blectrle Seal, 94,34, ond growth hickory shafts, perfectly Sable Fox, $7.99, Shaped and balanced, sold elsewhere under another name at $1.50; our Kaccoon—very full—$10.67, i to #1. Alaska Sable, $16.67, pr pl nr ae Wax rit and Veetabeg 7 9 al ‘9 Remade Gol Its, enough to deceive, may be hy Blask and Bus Lynn, 616.67, don, 92.19, mel andy, ike cream, salad, attractive favors, 8c, to 24e, ’, Silvertown Goit Balls, per doz., $2.34, : “Lad _ ry Ocobo Golf Calis, per dozen, $3.19, bs pie ar nee y Washington pavers Golf Ealis, per dozen, Flower-shaped Lamps for table deco» Gloves, wr rations, 196. / Canvas Caddy Bags, trimmed with leathe Men's and Boys’ Sweaters, Twenty-five per cent, more money I pocket, value $1.00) our can't buy as good quality, These) Price, 49. Warm weather creates bargains in. are our own direct importations and Caddy Bags her of plaid mackin«| cold weather goods, Sweaters represent the stanchest value to be oh cloth, ali the new patterns, ball! the jatest things to fortify thal fovnd, pone scene Potton value $2.25; |asiom, These Sweaters aire all Heal french Glace Ki Gloves, two} Caddy Bags, mide of eather, baiy| WOO!—Plain and alternate stripes im clasps, one row enibroidery on back, ‘ockel and sling to match, studded | Dright, desirable colors, all the ieading shades, 98¢. Potton value $3.50, our price, 62.09. Meu 's 65,00 kind at $2.39 Men 8 $4.00 kind at $2.98, Boys’ $1.75 kind at $1.51. Boys’ $1.50 kind at $1.19 You may count the weariness of a jmanufacturer for such fr hi He grew tired waiting for 4 Real French Suede Kid Cloves, two Caddy Bags, made of fine oore leather, €asps, one row embrol. ery on back, brown, gray and tan, value 95,50; the newest colors of the season, oe, Out price, 3.9%. Men’s and Boys’ Shoes.— snnex. Men's Lace Shoes; made of calf and box calf, kangaroo and box calf i , handesewed welts, extension soles, bulidog last, value $3.50; our Sporting Goods departnentthird — $2.99. floor, main buiiding. Men's Lace Shoes, made of “Cornelius Heyl's'* French patent leather, kan- (ree garoo tops, hand-sewed welts, popular lasts, $1.49. “Litile Men's’? School schoes, made of satin calf, dongola tops, strong soles, spring heels, all sizes, D and E widths, o9¢, Boys’ Lace Shoes, made of enamelled leather, kangaroo tops, double extension soles, bulldug last, hand-sewed welts, sizes diy 0 Sha, 41) to 2, 62.67 The Notion Sale, The notion sale that starts to. day is of large importance, Best values yet presented, | | | | race, It may ne attendance was only fair, uy & lavguls interent Pow of the Vsliors have rds sok and (here has Deen ke a display of nominated by will nomin piroller ler Piteh announced yes ae Was ready to Joln In any movement Jefent friends say again for the | hange ormanisation support of | Tammany. the Republleas jon ia an open question, Mr, Coler refuses to talk: poli pansirus one Wout’ wow, Mort ot Br ve Garden ie the ani {MILITARY AUTO FEATURE AT THE EXHIBITION Organising for Next Year. cagnl yesterten tary of | ortimer Ht Mr aad ryea, M | aise Gindye Frederick an, see Walker's military auto- ti a| Je nk of weed: | mon at uals pal the Automobile Show at Madison @quare ay ation| Garden yescerday, Four troopers | ut We have taken 4 veavy marching order, with blanket | polnteewe do not desire ith Me penned the mashing [a ft the e jon wy, up ol ages, i Teepublicans have ibaptont and Sailvery wi e last week and y Was about es exelt believed Colet was rade of boreelees cabs up ¥¥i Mr. and Mra. John George M. Kempner, 4s P i. Lispenasse, Fred: " Jaw u. DD. owen, Mp, ay 4 Mre. Alexander ), of Stamford! r Albers A ten, Jon Norrie, B. Alfred de Conjova, god Mr. and Mra, »