The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1903, Page 8

ORE INDICTMENTS |ATCHISON LEADS WPOSTAL FRAUDS) STOCKS IN AIS a Additional Found in Wash. ington Against Beavers, Machen, Erwin, Huntington, ‘MeGilhan and Scheble. Heavy Buying Sends Up the Railroad Issue, While Market Improves, Steel Advancing from Low Level. PIRACY TO DEFRAUD.)Go9p TONE TO TRADING. he a “Beavers Gives Himself Up Here “on Benoh Warrant Under New “Indictment and Furnishes More Bail. Loulsvilie & Nashville, Erie and Union Pacific Among the Lead: ers Standing in Favor—Amaliga mated Copper Sells Down. —— Stocks closed with fractional gains ASHI ot, M.—United | to-day after a sexston of interest in = eiceatiorney Beach to-day} which Atchison, Stee! and United ced that the six persons named|ftates Realty figured as the moving the seven indictments returned Uy] factors. |The first named waa the t Tuesday are Geork”| strong issue of the day, while the * Beavers, former chief of the Division | other two were weak and fell to new alaries and Allowances, iost-Office|low records, ‘Trading which gave partment; August W. Machen. for-| promise in the morning fell away in ‘general superintendent of the free-| the afternoon to the usual stage of 4 ivery system, Post-Ofice Department; | duliness. Ja ‘W. Erwin, former Post-Office In-| ee Bieter, with headquarters in San Fran-] Tho sentiment, however, was good, ‘cisco; George H. Huntington, and Inaac following heavy buying of Atchison at ay eischoben, both of New York City,| M!d-day, prices being held all around © Gwners of the Columbia Supply Com-| he Atchiscn purchases owed their ef- / pany, of that city, and Eugene D. fect on opinion generally to the ‘of Toledo, O., a dentivt and in-] fact that they seemed to come from fr ihe dea of Maybury & Ellis,|4 Cvnmion source, and were executed| Jatens 227: Detroit, wich, letter-box manufac:| mostly by two or three of the larger : brokerages houses. Wall street has Mere, Machen and Erwin are| been extremely skeptical of the At- chison movement all along, preferring to explain the strength of the stock by the combination of an excessive short interest and a limited fi To-day's developments, peared to put skeptical short too great a test, and many of beat a hasty tretreat. Their example wan followed in other parts of thé list, especially after the indications that the Atchison buying was extending to Union Pacific and one or two other d jointly in one indictment for con- to defraud the United States. Huntington and Machen for con- ey to defrayd the United States, till another is against the same for conspiracy to commit bribery, So0th under Section 5.40, Revised Stat- ; <Scheble and Machen are Indioted ly for conspiracy against the United Street as meaning that a turn in tron ons relating to the supply Of | trade conditions has arrived, ‘CITS’ TO INDORSE DEVERY L “Big Bill’ May Soon March Un- THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, 8 E PTEMBER 11, 1903. CANDIDATES AND THEIR LIEUTENANTS IN THE TWENTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. : OC Sez 220i! Z Autorr0 Zucce. HGHT PRIMARY ROLL IN i tracy - of the ac- ; aan BE ectvcren Another indictenent is| ‘Fe tasues, the ac-! der Same Banner with the OTH DIST. STANDS ship in MoGieh: 4 Huntington for] Offerings of steel w 5 F ‘ r Gibory, ana the last le against Machen te day and cher aentiment weattek’en| Reformers if Promises Are —— Thirty- 3 iy for accepting bribes. under Sec-| Corporation that Dusinesa 1s not so Rood Carried Out. Justice Clarke Denies Moti f yn 56M, Revised Statutes. st year, though not enough less. to ustice Clarke Denies Motion 0 “All the indictments are based on ate Soncern, was accepted by Wall —_— RY LEADER? Thomas E. Rush, Who Is OF FACTICNS IN TWO DISTRICTS Battles for Tammany Leader- the Twenty-ninth and first Districts Grow in Fierceness Each Day. 4 Stewart, tter-boxes and package boxes and| United States y It Is said that Dr. Willam J. . i ah ti Tons of literature sent out by the Fee nee renal charnes {tO 1846 now iow Master TAREE apeene | Devers’ chairman in the Nines, hes! Fighting Joseph Mulqueen for | .ivarnusn and. Mfulaueen factions are are made. The indictment against | UNCMANSed at 3 1-8, It-sold to 20 1-4 and} been promised the endorsement of the flooding the Twenty-ninth Assembiy . was later offered at 20. For some time that figure had been the danger line ot that stock. The Steel issues closed with a gain of trom 84 to 34 over on the day, Citizens’ Union Machen and Erwin alleges he! Postal Device and Improve- Company, of San Francisco, for- the Montague Indicator and Box Company, was composed entirely, of western postal em- 3 that in 1889 {t set aside 1,000 of stock for “forwarding Its in- and that armed with this .u- ; Whority its President, Daniel § Rich- on, and Inspector Erwin came to Washington, wBeavers, Maciies Heath and others ana gor wh order. for equipping 2,069 letter-boxes with their The indictmont says the compa: (Was syatomauically relieved of its ole ions in the way of paying {relgit, Painting and printing cards for ea Kt was furnishing. The in-| Gains of 1-8 per cent wore realized in pent charges that. Beavers and | Baltimore & Ohio, Canadian Paolfie and a gece’, stock “under assumed | New York Cen eo Ousand share: the closing o! set aside, “the indictment sayy | Eamated ts United States Realty was weak on| 8nd the civic ref talk of the company’s affairs, and dur- cline of 3 1-4 per cent. The local tractions closed fractionally over with the exception of Maniiattan, which lose 1-2, Metropolitan Securities closed uo 3-4 and Metropolitan 5-8 per cent., while Brooklyn Rapid Trunsit was unchanged, In the rafiréad list Louls- ville & Nashvile and Norfolk & West- tern each eained 7-8, Missourl Pacific closed 5-8 over, as did nion Pacific, Southern Pacific and Rock Island gained 3-8 and 12. respectivel; aptly Slustrated peal to Justice Stelbling made Central. Weakness monked the industrials, Amal. | oi down 1-8, rye ted the yirtu Alderman py the “Big Bug.” makes strange bedfellows, but wouldn't it be a brain whirler to see Mr. Devery the same banner? 5 ing the session sold down to % 1-4, a de- o ee The often-asserted fact that the Re- publicans were merely amateurs {n poli- tes compared with the Tammanyites Is hundred men who had dently neither of these amateurs appre- Tammany Leadership There. it he is nominated for Politics the passing Moses R. Ryttenberg, counsel for Jo- seph Mulqueen, who Is fighting Thomas Rush for the Tammany leadership of the Twenty-ninth Assemoly District, ap- peared before Justice Clarke In Part I, of the Supreme Court to-day in opposi- tion to the application of Rush to strike from the primary rolls of the district the jormers marching behind people do thelr oppon represented and to the in John Newstead's ap- Clarke, of the Supreme names of 7 men who heclaimed ‘had! yahoo Cub, Court, to have the names of about four] ove from the district, anaiteien oled or moved] Among the more prominent names on| the Rush fai out of the Twelfth Assembly District.peng ist of 3 Rush were Thomas. was for stricken from the rolls before the prt-|pvrnes, one of the best known Tam-|the records maries at which he ts going to try to! many men in the city, who has lived at} show that beat John Stelbling for the lowdership.| x5. 195 Hast Seventy-elghth street for] member of no objection, and evi-} thirteen years and has been a Demo- cratic voter for over forty years; Wil- Ham Klein, a lawyer, and his trother, on from t e, for voting purposes, at : opner bein and] of . . ; Mt to different post-oMes oMalale res | ie American Smeting & Rening|C, * dead man's name. Tammany |rmanuel Klein, the treasurer of the F dent” Richards” came ta| issues each being off 3-8. Fractional [Could teach them, and “BUll" Devery’s | Manhattan Single Tax Clud. Rush and “te hington, and following increase| Gains were scored in the Erle stooks.| friends might show them how dead men| justice Clarke told the counsel that he| the Mul BAB the contract price he® got for tne | St. Paul. Ontarlo & Western, Tennessee |can be mado to count on the right side}, te Aase dalla eetings ividend Sere peta) at ERE| Coal “as Irom sands Texas Recife were) oe ee ceeee had aiready decided a similar caso ©! make 4, MeGiéhan, principal RINCHAN RAO enn B Cote) Bela ots AORN 5B e. the Twelfth Assembly District, that the | ajstrict tha! opie ae Fito shares, and of ponds) As there is no fighting to do at home, | primary rolls stood for a year and the | herited for /% chatged with agreeing’ « coins <0 pa: 5 cents for each dollir q Government. cifle payments to| To-ay's highest, lowest are cited in consideration of [net caanges from yeeter compensation under the pack: | {rom last recorded pale a contract, astensibly for attacl, @ different support to the boxes. the George A. Bi an outing Sunda: Thirtleth Assembly District will go for Grove, on the Sound. The steamer Fa- vorite will take ex-Alderman Burrell's friends from the foot of Court had no power to order the Board of Blections to remove the names. Mr. Ryttenberg insisted that the Court should take some notice of the defense for the reason that many of the men had made affidavits that they had not urrell Association of the the leader Rush, Mr. ate to-day vhe contest y to Witzel's Point View Ninety-first For instance, sent out a statement Judge Joseph had resigned from the Na- it appear District and the fight grows hotter with of every hour. Recrimina- tlons are passing back and forth lke bullets on a battlefield. The Mulqueen not hesitate to assert that ents have deliberately mis- conditions both to the press people of the district. the Rush press bureau yesterday that the Mulqueen organization, thirty-four members over to ction, How much basis there this statement appears from of the Navahoe Club, which Judge Joseph was never a that organization. It is de nied that there has been a single deser-| ¢ he Navahoe Club, and at a reception given by the club to Mr. Mul- queen last night there were 3,06 people. his managers, according to en adherents, have tried to to the people of the t Charles F. Murphy has in- Mulqueen the hate he en- tertained for John F. Carroll and that of Tammany Hall Is behind Murphy was forced to relter- that he Is taking no hand In and wants to see the best man win. Moses R. Ryttenberg, Chalr- bel became interested inthe firm | Am Smelt, Ret. street, East River, at 0.90 A. M moved from thelr residences and might | man of the Tammany Hall General Com- which Mayor Maybury, of Detroit, | A, Smet tote caval be afraid to vote unless they Isnew | mittee of the district, is out with a cir- Gehebel Ss Government, | Atsh,, Top. & 8, F. pt = “Jin their cases. Piper ae Rate aiieaea fe hays Stents lash ote itneestmg cnet Jurtice Clarke aata: +1 nave dust de- | qi "OY he Mtey tat Assembly: Diss defraud the Government by the sup-|DBrvokisa Rapit Tras peasy gided some (00 casen in my own party | Tot between Daniel OConnell, who Of exconalve quantities of box Can. Pacine “will you parade for one hour with |v denving the motion and 1 do not ins | warts to be leader, and Isaac Hopper. genie indictment says that Maybury and vn.» your cabs In honor of tend sta anasces saath’ oc ane pas (yard) | whowsa! ‘The O'Connell faction is eaek: é ebel to the extent of th 3. Went f Ww cary d . ing to enlist the cause of labor against Gatton: interest in the coneang’ ht Mine at. Pl ‘Willlam 6, Devery for Leader of the Mr. ‘Mopper at the primaries, It. wa > that he in turn paid large sums to Ma- Ninth District? Mr. Hopper's son Thomas who secured ———_ hen. In seventeon counts the. indict. “If 0, parade leaves Elghth avenue tha indictment of Richard Carvel, a specific payments to d ; es jelogate, on a chatge of extor- ia Bchenel. a sermeches S |laed Doenty ee heh stteet Eider; Rants Tone kis Mopocr testified that Carvel b he other indictments Involye practi Becurities, BOL Oe ordered a strike on a bullding the Hop- ~ eally similar transactions, Montague, | Manbattan, ex div. S$} It ts confidently expected by Mr. Dev- per firm was erecting In order to force Whore name figures in the Montague In | Metro, St. AR Nery that he will corner the public hack the Hoppers to pay a bill they owed to Heator and ter-Box Company, 1s al eactletcon than ossesionte aaa iiGithe another contractor, This 1s being mado lostmaster of Sin Francisco, 4 " ara an issue in the campaign. PLA, Mumber of anther yontal cams are | Miswi! Paste {| reader has to “hoof {t with his aweet- epee OW pending before the Grand Jury, | Nik & Western %| heart to the theatre to-night, let him i 3p No ¥. cen b + . Bosnich, will reume {ts sessions here next | da:ario @ Western *| reflect that he is suffering In the cause eee THE COMTON MARKET: i ; es [of the Parke candidate for Mayor, and The local corto hee Se ener Reading be patient Francia Burton Harrison, Congress- | to-day, with prices 4 to io} » BEAVERS ARRAIGNED Rot al ay Mente man-elect, the organizer of the new | due to higher cables and the uncertainty 3 - GIVES MORE BAIL. | 0% pie. GX Gy — y| Alderman Frank L. Dowllng, the Shee- [Jack of the Democracy called the |as to the extent of a tropical storm un- f "| Bouth, Raliwa'y HST Kp haw Democrat who started with Dev- | ciizens’ Independent Democracy, has | derstood to be hovering over the eastern oe outs’ alway | Bf By & ast aglery and Frank J. Goodwin, the Tam- Nauiealvorith fat directors a statement | Suit regions. Owing to storms in the George W. Beavers, forme: head of the Goat £ tah: BS By a + 0X | many organization candidate, in the race | ee. Guvposes of the organiza. | United Kingdom, only a few cables were Ralaries and Allowance Division, of the| % Pacite vec Me MB for the leadership in the Ninth, de-] Covering ents a resent and Jon band, Shorts led early buying, with Post-OMice Department, was ed| Ek Lesh iy 744 + | clares that he has not withdrawn, and| ton, Its politcal hopes, presen iuore or Jess bull support evident, al- Talgned |i 6: Lesthe ce: SY wens future. though after the call business quieted on A second indittment to-day, charging ({. Saher bf ex-div. g08, Ti) S| eave ere Will ibe: AnEeS ict Ine Nha ement contains an attack on | pending further cable advice. Commis dim with criminality in office. tee! pe. ON St $f Aeld. Dhis ts a distinction without a} rivor Low for his alleged attachment | son houses reported an Improving ten- ‘The Indictment was returned against ay pea 3 i difference, as two of the tickets will|to the Republican party in affairs |dency on the whole outside demand. J the man, who stands already accused by| Wie central? : ae | bear precisely the same names, the} strictly municipal and calis for a re- | (The opening prides were. Zoptember, Grand Jury of Washington, D.C. He is Fpaeomaacal le gin with his and the other with Gooa- | PEN Onna hine, ary, 979 to 9.90; February, 9.79 offered; Made co-defendant with August W. Ma- . — x Pm yeads {n part: ‘Dhe| March, 9.70 to 9.30; May, 9.79 to 9.80. win's name, an ghen, the many times indicted former| CURB STOCKS STEADY. gether. in the highly improvaoie event | Citizens Independent Demovracs, Ie 9: 91st dhsee Gctover, PRhlet of the Rural Delivery Division, a that the thcket headed Dowling gets | Sivized for the Pipe cipal. We. are te ‘and John W. Erwin, of San Francisco,| Northern Secartie: J President of « time Featare of the more votes than the ticket headed Good. d all being counted to- |" 'Mhe statement all Democrats and have come together The cloving prices were vemter, 9.64 to 9.66; ‘December, 968 9.67: January. 9.65 to 9.66: February, 9.65 tember, No- to to to 9.68; March. 9.67 to 9.68; April, 9.67 machine manufac- Outside Market. win, the two together more than Dev-| in a common ground of interest.” 18 dees stays 0.08 to. 9.60. (Maries concern, with whom, It {x alleged | Curh gtocks were quiet and fairly, then, It will bo “Leader Dowling” |) EN ition situation. Mh the present | “phe market closed steady. entered into collusion to defraud the] steady to-day, with Northern Securities |Sht not “Leader Goodwi no rave and important (hat dt be- oe ee ent through excessive and need-| in evidence in the early deal! artes s all Democrats to align them-| WORKMAN FALLS ON HEAD. ‘ purchases, the consideration or| pq 'y dealings. The| ‘For mercy's sake, don't print any- and help elect a candidate who Pee being stock in the California co and asked prices of the principle|thing more about the Strasbourger-| will Insure an upright and an intelll-| Giuseppe Caspito, thirty years old, of baw, com-| outside securities were: lair fehtt for thecabubl 1 gent administration of public affairs. | No, 70 Mott street, while at work in a i: ht for the Republican leader- | ® ira nmany is appealed to to nominate! now building at No. 606 East Fifth ers surrendered to the United | Aserican Can ship tn the Thirty-first,”” pleaded one} a man wo will draw all elements ot/ greet, fell from the second floor to the Marahal for tiis districs an soon | Amiren, Can ve of Tax Commissioner Samuel Stras-| the party together, one who will re-|fret and recelyed contusions of the dourger's Heute: | World reporter | « Ae his attorneys, Morgan & Seabury,| Net 4 been informed of the arrival here | Sonn Kecuritien celve the respect of the voters who de- nants when an Evening | mand an honest administration. asked for nex pial head, He was taken to Bellevue Hos- ‘PE the certified copies of the indictment | Standard ON. yy | Surwents Who turned in Washington, with the warrant of | Seatoard Air Line ot Meee rf make the district Democratic last year He was taken before Commis. | itis levator. cose BOM [ag welt thrashed that it would be a jevator . erereran |) oy mercy to them, as well as the rest of Hitchcock immediately, who ad-|Wurte ienod 10% il | Weary Harlem, to let them die In peace,” The Effects of O piates. him to bali In the sum of — Rut the Senator and his faitgful clud- 15,00, the bond being furnished by ThE WHEAT MARKET. ‘ J. R. Brown, cf! wheat continued steady to firm with who on Wednesday) a slow trade towatt the closing, while * Pyne in @ similar) corn was sustained by a moderate out- for the mame amount under | side demand, meeting light offerings, + New York's opening prices were: Wheat—May, $8 1-8; December, 871-8 to 811-4, Corn—December, 55 1-2. Chicago's 19.90 A. M. opening prices | wore: Wheaj—May, 837-8 to. 8144. Bop:| tember, 801-8; December, 815-8. Cor May, 001-4 to 501-8; Beptember, 6 6-8; re: December, 501-6 to 60. 4 Wheat wi -| any other :| The changa~l ‘Chicago's closing goes into Soptemier, 79 5-8 bid; December, S11 8 ite bi May, #3'1-2 Corn—Geptember, 0 1-2 to] trict on & Oetober, 0; December, 69 to 60 1-83) four, wit # z wentative, Tt ts said tions resulting trict in the Tai mittee, and repregent: the Harlem Ru: coorded, to Pppeai to have a lesser bail jAssistant United States Dis- + Wise would not agree ounsidered that $5,000 to insure the ap- pdant who had an- ‘of like character | Ma eat r before on 15 on the he Heal ; o-day. men are still straggling and declare they have Strasbourger that vote of the Thirty-fourth Assembly D. In place of allowing a surely rant In the united district. on the run, to end the complica- from a diviston of the preparations, all of which are imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for Nervous diseases, such as intractable nervous 4; mmany Executive Com- leader aide of ember will the whole district, ax in This would “settle the Nagle, for jovial Bu- the leader In the Bronx beat out N or their infancy. The rule among physicians is ¢ from each only one only meni Gipsy Ve other narcotics to children by any but a pl Sacred. 4nd the: croegiey shonid ings be: 8) need the attention @ physician, and dose them willfully with narcotics, Castoria, contains no narcotics if it bears the of Chas. H. Fletcher, Cord! 1 propably be made next the new urganization and & new committ That would put the ali n fs 4 signature Cina ihe other, pens Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of HAT INFANTS are peculiarly evade) Cee and its various lc, is _wel nown. Even in the smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the funo- tions and growth of the cells which are likely to become permanent, causing icohol or narcotics in later life, and lack of stayi | edehets are a result of dosing with opiates or narootics to keep children qi that children should never receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and DOOLEY ANDM'AVDY KINGS COUNTY IS WA HOT CONTEST Picturesque Battle Going On in the Twenty-third Between Hustling Contractor and Ex- Police Inspector. ‘The most picturesque primary fight of the year is that of “Hustling Jack” Dooley against Thomas F. McAvoy, Tammany leader in the Washington Heights district, Ex-Inspector McAvoy has been leader of the Twenty-third four years, having vonquered William E, Stillings, who had been the Tammany boss on the Heights ever since it was only a series of scattered settlements, and he has had to fight to retain the leadership very year since. Except his fighting for Stillings, four years ago, “Dooley,” the contractor, is tasting the first excitement of volitics, ind he likes {t. He has the nomination sf the United Democratic Club and the support of several other organizations. His headquarters are at the Club, at Righth avenue and One Hundred and ‘Twenty-third street, and he says he was makinr so much nolse there that McAvor got scared and moved his William L. Marcy Club down from ths Heights to quarters a block above him. Takes In Much Territory. The Twenty-third takes in all the territory from One Hundred and Twen- Ueth street to Spuyten Duyvil, includ- Ing Manhattanville and Harlem in “the valley,” and Carmansviie, Washington Heizhts, Inwood, Fort Washington, Fort George and part of Kingsbridge. It happened the other night that the rivals had selected opposite corners of the same ayenue and street for cart-tail meetings. The Dooleyites got there after the McAvoy meeting had got well under way. The chairman was tntro- ducing himself as one who had “been a Republican all my life," and Willlam B. Stillings was on the cart in token of his complete surrender to McAvoy and his complete reclamation. But Mr. Dooley had a brass band, which tooted “Mr. Dooley," and ni “boys,"" under the guidance of “Jim Farrelly, burned red fire and filled the air with shooting rockets and Roman candies. Dooley made a speecn in which he pointed to the other corner and de- clared 1t illustrated his charge that his old “boss,” gs, not McAvoy, was the leader of *the opposition. In five minutes pearly the whole McAvoy meeting had deserted the young man who had been a Republican all hig life, and Dooley had them all. Lieutenants of the Leaders, Dooley's lieutenants include William F. Norton, Dr. Emile Brungr, Michuel King, William C. Rodgers, Nathan D. Jacoby, John P. Leo and Thomas Rey- holds, and he is supported by the United Democratic Club, of which Michael J. O'Connor is president; Flan- n Association, the Winthrup Asso- Harry Douly, preswent; st. sociation, Dennis Shelley, the Colonial Club, Tom pre Finn Association; the Star and Mapie Clubs; the Hugh Maurer Assgciation Murray Hill Club, George Stone, presi dent; and the James Devine Associ uon,’ Thomas Quinn, president. McAvoy, however, has the prestige of being “regular,” with tion” bac! ‘Tammany Hall. William His club, ¢ Marcy, is the oldest ahd most pow- ‘ul in the district. The John Mustard Association, Patrick J. Kane tion John “R. Cooper ‘Association, the Olympic Clup, William P. Cashman Ag- sociation, Piney Glan, Young Men's Democratic Association of Manhattan- ville, Washington Heights Democratic Club, end others have indorsed his can- didacy. His old antagonist, W. EB. Stillings; Joh” HH, O'Connell, Jam ily. ty gene Wise, Martin ‘Wallace and ex-Cor- Sher, Antonio’ Zucea “are, hie sponsors tenants, ‘The ai and Mepteider McAvoy. alts tight Goer not tremble. Dooley, John J had the biggest time of his life, sure he is a winner. Girls’ Fall Coats At Special Prices. We place on sale, Saturday, Sept, rath, a splendid collection of Me- dium Weight Coats suitable for present wear, at prices much below present values. Coats of Cheviots and Coverts ; sizes 4 to 12 years only, at $3.50, values $6.50 to $7.50. Coats of Silk, Cheviots and Coverts in various models ; sizes 4 to 12 years, at $5.00, values $7.50 to $12.50. Girls’ Wash Dresses. The balance of Summer Dresses in Lawns, Percales, Ginghams and Linens, pret- tily made and trimmed ; sizes 4 to 12 years; former prices $2.50 to $5.00 each, at $1.00 each. Soothin and Heyden ing Syrups too. to it. Children who are ill | is nothing less than a crime to CME FOR M ‘CLELLAN. Tammany Ha!!l Has Secured the Indorsemen? for Its Choice of the Democratic Leaders Across the Bridge. Tammany Leader Murphy's quiet con- ference with James Shevlin, lieutenant of Hugh McLaughiin, at Saratoga, bore fruft to-day, Both Bird 8. Coler and John L. Shea came out with statements declaring for George B, McClellan, ind!- cating that Kings County will be for Tammany’s choice. Chairman Shea said: “The organiza- tten of Kings County favors the nom!- nation af George B, MoClellan or any other equally acceptable candidate, Of course we have ambitions across the hrid@e which will be considered. but if Meciailan tn the Democratic candidate Kings County will take off its coat and works for, his election. Congressman McClellan has a good record—one that cannot be attacked." Mr. Coler sal: ‘Brooklyn is prepared to accept the candidacy of George B. Mc- Clellan. I know of no personal antagome {sm to him. He will make a strong can- didate and i elected will not only give an honest administration, but will not do wrong for anybody or any or} If he is the nominee of the I tor one will heartily indorse him and per~ sonally work for his election. I believe candidly that McClellan can be elected.” J. Edward Simmons, President of the Fourth National Bank, also declared to- day in favor of McClellan. He sald: “The Democratic candidate should be the best man that Tammany can seleet, a man of high character and the equal of the man who {s to head the fusion ticket. That the Demvcratic candi is a member of the Tammany organiza- tion should not deter any good Demo- crat from supporting him. Abram 8. Hewitt was a Tammany Mayor, I havo for thirty-five years deen aMilated at different times with the organ zation. consider Congressman lellan af able, clear-headed young man.” JUST HOW STRONG ARE THE OPPO NENTS OF LOW. In view of the fact that John C.; patronage had not been distributed. In Sheehan and William Hepburn Russell are the leaders of the revolt against the renomination of Mayor Low, the question has arisen, “What is the voting strength of the Greater New York De- mocracy?” On this point there is e wide diver- gence of opinion. Wiliam Hepburn Ruesell said yesterday that the organi- zation controlled 20.000 votes. That es- timate is not seriously considered by| those who have watched the progress! of politics in New York for the past two years. There was no way of telling whet percentage of the Low vote the G. N. ¥. D. cast in the last municipal election, because the votes could not be sep- arated. The first real test of the strength of the organization came last fall, when {t had @ place on the ticket. It barely managed to squeeze through the 10,000 votes necessary to preserve its life as a party factor. Since that time there have been serious internal dissensions. No longer ago than last April the leaders had an acrimonious fight at a meeting because M’CLELLAN TO SAIL FOR HOME TO-MORROW SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., Sept. 11.—The American line steamer Philadelphia, which sails for New York from here to-morrow via Cherbourg, will take among her passengers George B. Mc- Clellan, Mr. and Mrs. Wateon F. Blair, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting, Mr. and Mra, Clement A. Griscom, jr., Ada Leyla) and Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Rob- ertson. ——_—_ THE COMMONWBALTH NOW. ALBANY, Gept. l.—A __ certificate changing the name of the “Trust Com- fared of The Republic’ of New York it¥, to theCommonwealth Trust Company of New York,” was filed to- day with the Secretary of State. 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