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while rio Trap Young Men OlderMen Are Illntlnr at HevoltSerleiof Farewell Dinners to Croker

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Lewis Nixon was at Tammany Hallbright and early set tin traps

to catch young men Mr Nixon la work

Ine BO at that It will won danrous for any young man to pua the

Tammany headquarters In any of thedistrict without a bodyguard

Ir Nixon Ia liming twigs all over town onwhich the young and politically Inexperlenced to step and caughtMr Nixon ha trnps at all the principalcorners of the town and If any young mandl OPIUMS from hl homo It will bo knownthat I ho now man who sits In the benschftir at Tammany got him Young

men an not MIA from Mr Nixon at nnytime or In any placo and tho hunt for themIn fiercer every day Mr Nixon

that the young men want to havehim catch them and that the only reasonthey have not been caught before ia thatno one In Tammany lieU made any effort

at them Mr Nixon apparentlydoes not think much of the efforts thatMr Crokor made In 1900 to got the AbsalomsInto his but of course hedoes not this

All who want to Join TammanyHall must be made Weloome said MrNixon yesterday Thero have been com-plaint In the past that some of the dU-trlct leaders and their Ueutenanta did notmake any effort to get the young men Intotheir clubs Our effort from this time lato get the peoplo baok with us to have themcooperate with us In building up the ma-chine There are men who have noteircful in their utterance and when theyhave said something that was Indiscreet-It has been harbored up against themand remembered Now we are startingafresh with a clean slate All of the oldscores are to be wiped out and wantnil tho members of the party to come Inand join with us in building It up In the cityand the county

Here are a number of letter that I bayreceived from young men who are anxiousto become members of the organizationand all of them are to be attended to bythe leaders of the district In which theyoung men livefor any man who Wanta to Join thesation to do will be to write here and wewill see to It that an enrollment blank Ufurnished to him and that he ha a heartywelcome

One new feature of the organization workthat Mr Nixon will make Important willbe a regular meeting of the general cornmittee on the second Thursday of everymonth Its next meeting being Feb ISSome one said that this was an unluckydate Mr Nixon said that he did not thinkso for It was the date that he left the navalsonrloe and the date on which he took holdof Tammany

So many Democrats have beoome ac-customed to going to to Democratic Clubor to some other place to transact theirpolitical business that Mr Nixon found itnecenaary yesterday to Issue another tatetiient to the effect that he would attend topolitical business at Tammany Han andnowhere else

Mr Nixon has been Informed by someof hU friends that there going-to bo a big row in Tammany Hall as soonut the on which Crokor sailsto England clears the Hook These menhare told their friends that they will notobjy Mr Nixon and that teach

a thing or two as soon as his protectorget out of the country notmake bones and theydo not qualify what

We not obey him that U the longand the short It these menla not one of us and he cannot corns In hereand rule us He U not a politician but abusiness man He does not care for usand we have no him We willdefy him M soon as the old man U out of

We are going to toes everything-at the primaries anyway and we awell a much M we can betweenthen and now

Mr Croker become more emphaticevery In his declaration that outor good Us U to sail for Kngland

coins Urn In February to hisfriends and yesterdaywas the 20th or thereabouts are tobe several dinners to him at the Club One

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SANK DIRECTOR RUINEDCourt Tem Liable for 8tealln

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Chancellor Pitney handed down ayesterday afternoon holding tho Presidentand directors of the Middlesex CountyBonk of Perth Amboy liable for the loweof that Institution amounting to about

210000 through the defalcation of George-M Valentine tho cashier This decisioncloses a litigation which him draggedthrough tho New Jersey for nearjytwo years and a halt abscondedIn July im The bank was wrecked andIt was charged that ordinaryprudence had not boon by thePresident and thogave himself up in the same July and got asix years sentence

Tho directors of tho bank held a meetinglast week and presented a proposition toReceiver E 8 Campbell to ho submittedby him to VlceChancollor Pitney This

It Is understood was that thedirectors bo fined and not held responsiblefor the losses The VlcoChnnoellor re-jected tho proposition Ten days are giventhe officer for settlement The directors-are Uriah D Wateon Patrick J ConveryDr J W Wilson J T Watson and RobertN Valentino Uriah B Wateon Is Presi-dent Most of them will be ruined by thejudgment

CITY RECORD GRAFT

More Special Last Year ThanContract OrdersCharles 8 Hervey one of the export ao

countants of the Finance Department-who has been Investigating the methodsfollowed In tho office of the City RecordIn the last administration In awardingprinting and contracts re

to Comptroller GroutMr found that quantities-

of supplies for tho departments woremoans

of what wore known as ordersof these orders worn mado

without the knowledge of tho IUds of de-partments Mr discovered that

work done under contract Instyear amounted to 215821 tho

came to 1331284 Thosewent almost to firms knownby Tammany and the Martin B

Company Companyand L 4 Co

It was ascertained Mr Hervey thatas fur as the stationery contracts were con

as toprecluding free competition-

in the bidding statesIn contracts there were Instances of discrimination certainmanufacturers and corresponding prefer-ences shown toa number of ease tho name in therequisition of tho manufacturer of tho

for had boon erased and thatof anothor manufacturer substituted

NEW MARSHAL NAMED

Cap Thorn as F Fred Appointed He Heldthe Job In the Iatt Reform IlajiFire Commissioner Sturgis appointed

Capt Thomas F Fred of Engine 8 FireMarshal of tho boroughs of ManhattanThe Bronx and Richmond yratcrday CaptFred takes Urn place of Ieter Swry whohas Fire Marshal for four yearsthe Scannell administrationcontends that under the new Charter hohas become a memebr of tho uniformedforce and cannot he removed

The now Fire Marshal U one of the bentofficers of tho fire force While

to the Fire Marshals nun au1802 to 1805 he was responsible for

the breaking up of gangs lIreHo was made a In ISMhis In

Bureau persons werefor and twentytwo were con-

victedWhile a member of tho Fire Board In

1887 Mr recognized Freels abilitybr assigning Him as acting superintendentof undering the weeks of consolidation hewas assigned by Chief Banner to Instructthe fire of Brooklrn and Inthe the New ork department

ILL REMOVE YOV SAYS LOWU Too Dont llnUll li That 3KI

Year liange of JJrarte Job li May 1Mayor Low Informed the members of

the Chang of Grad Commission yi tirday that unless they fliillml tlwlr work

I be remove timecommission crratnd by the I UUturHIn IMil to lIz this damaKi to IM Midi l ythe city for certain of utreot grailnIt expected tii work wouM IHIdons In two years hut fight years hav-pawwd and still uiillnUliwI Tim

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Commuter Named Ilulea Nay lOMlnute-Hperches Ni Hecond Oiance VoutInt not No flight to Stop Mo Talk-ing Mioiits Ilrlrttrs All sit on Him

The Board of Aldermen met yesterdaywith full galleries and with policemen tokeep everybody but Aldermen and reporters-off tho floor In answer to the requestsent to the Mayor at Lllttle Tim SullivansInstance for the evidence on which ho baseda public statement touching rumors ofattempt bribery of fusion Aldermen-to help Tammany organize the boardMayor Low sent this message

llcferrlnir to preamble and resolutionof Jan o 1D03 In which you ask thethat the preamble upon whichtlon is rests a inUnpiirehrnclonIho preamble It hasnp public press of cityon Information to ofcity lilt Honor the that an Attempt

been nmd to Illegally Influenceinembtfrnor this resolved Ac Aoonce la nude falls to sustain theIn a vital particular I characterized what Ihad heard not as a fact but as a rumortho nature of the rumor was In thestatement Itself I cannot anypublic Interest will be furthered by Inquirybal of a rumor thatname of no member of the boardNeither does It seem to me that the cood

of the board Itself has Injured

In terms Under these circumstancesI submit that there M further to becommunicated Respectfully

tow MayorWhen this news was read Mr Sullivan

started In to discuss It He had asfar on Intimating that tho Mayor was

to shirkwhen the President ruled him out

of order Thereupon Alderman Sullivanshouted

Then I move that the Mayor letterbo laid under tho table

President Cantor aked thoAlderman to withdraw tho remark Hadid HO and the Incident ended

Herbert Parsons chairman of the FinanceCommittee was one of the announcementsmade President Fornos AldermanGoodman was a rival candidate Theother members of the committee aroMclnnct Florence longfellow and

Hulllvan DemocrntB The list of chair-men of other committees will bo foundbelow Each committee has a fusionmajority of I

Bridges oneon the CommIttee of Public EducationWhen his nnnio was read there was somomerriment and he jumped up and

I decline to sit on Iaint to on no Commlttoo ofPublic

Alciernuin Wlllett of who drewthe privilege of naming the Sergeantat

that heP Wllsnnck President of the

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to them AldermanBridge moved that lx laid over fora and printed Mrruled out of order disputed the rulingand was sharply to t his seat

Hu not t u to so summarytreatinnnt in thc old board and ho satan Inch a minute with a thoughtful expres-sion A few minutes litter Iw was upon hit feet and to talk althoughthe Chair had not recognized him

The Alderman will bo in order Presi-dent Forne wild and I want it understoodthat I am not going to a repetition-of thehave rules to guide they will lieadhered lo

Tim rules to the appointmentof committees thisdent and tim waling of members werepassed Tho rest wero put over for a we kThe most changes In the pro-cedure of provided are that no-memtxr shall speak on one subjectand that no s e bo moro than tenminutes loni

Alderman Bridges In Imme-diate actions on the pattI vehemently

If there aint nothln wrong Inrule why Jo you want to jam Vin throughI want 11 chance to this IKM-Iment lx for voting on It If you wont lojoin It IbrouKh inuM noinithlnwrong with the theylltin up tbu work nf Ijonnl fr two veersto rotno I think the majority ought toKlv ti limO salon fair tnutliirnt wi envyou wlnii wan th mtnoriiv Whenyouwt was Iti x wi r we always Irmtml youright you ought t i witui by UM-IIUA you wroiii t UKyou nmrk my wonts well rmilut i hot tryou two rwirn from now and yiiull Iwsorry fi r It

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DalllnKton Oooth Connrnw Withdrawallloothnilitionu 1Yotn movement

BalllnRton Booths tho head of Amencon Volunteers which organization wasresult of radical differences of opinionbetween him and his father Gen WllllarBooth founder of tho Salvationsaid yesterday that It won quitehis Catherine BoothCllbbornand her husband had withdrawn from thaSalvation Army movement

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responded with mo of lath years Fromher I have quite frequently I re-ceived a this morningIn which she said positively that she andher husband BoothCllbborn had severedall connection with tho Salvation ArmyShe said nothing however about theirhaving joined the Dowlo Zion movementand I Imvo yet to ho convinced that thestatement to that effect In true

BoothCllbborn IK a Quaker anti I haveknown for nomn time that lie and my sisterhad faith In time Divine Interposition InIllness This however does not by anymeans signify that they believed In theDowle movement Nor do I think thattho fact that they may have writtenletter published In tho Ltarei of Healingnecessarily means that they or that mysisters husband alone mean to join theDowle movement Many people believehi Divine Interposition In sickness Youmay believe In It or I may believe In It andyet that would not Imply that wo sym-pathized with the Dowie movement-

I cAnnot see how tho withdrawal ofMr and Mrs BoothCllblxirn con do other-wise than seriously affect the SalvationArmy My was nt thehead of time army In Holland France andSwitzerland Since tho times of the rrH-ecutlona of the Salvation Army In thosecountries both my sister and her husbandkayo made many warm friends there andhave made a strong organization whichU very largely Identified with their per-sonalities Their withdrawal necessarilymust be a crippling blow Tho Ill effectwill hardly be confined to tho Continenteither Mr and Mr BoothCIInborn havea largo following In England and In IrelandnoothCllbborn who comes of a very In-fluential Quaker family has many wormfriends

SICK MANt pim IN NIGHTSHIRTills Wile and tier Ilrnthrr Hound and

Cached Him and Stripped Ills HouseHerman Gerhnulet of Huguenot Staten

Island charged In Magistrate Mnrshscourt nt Slnpleton yesterday afternoonthat his homo was Invaded by his wife Lenaand her brother itenlto A Lambert onSaturday lat while ho was ill In bed thatthey hound and gagged him loaded all hishousehold effects and personal propertyIncluding his wearing apparel Into vanswhich they sent to Manhattan and that heescaped and tied through time snow In bnrefeet and only In n nightshirt to OhlroggeV a quarter of a mile awayIlls story was emphatically denied by MrsGrrbaiilet nnd Iambert lost time latterwhom Oerbaulet charges with assault washeld by the Magistrate for

Gerbaulet MM wife andhave lived on Staten Island for ten yearsIn summer Oerbaulet makes and sells Icecream but ham little or no Income In winterlust November Mrs Oerbaulet had herhusband arrested for nonsupport limittheir differences were bridged over andthey lived together until Dec SI when shealleges that her husband drove her midtime children from the house with a caningknife Shin and the children went to herold home In Manhattan where she hitsseveral brother pro i erou business men

On Friday last slit heard that tier husbandwas Ill and for In time house nndit was decided to time man andthe furniture to Manhattan where time

were to Installed In a flat andrained for until Gerbniilit recovered When

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to the removal of the propertyheld the lied tied hiswrists with H r ipe that when lie calledfor help slim tied a over lila inoiitbIll time lieu won broken downand a pune nI Rlas wan broken In time win-dow

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WANT SAY IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS

ALUMNI Of PLttLIO SCHOOLSAS7C RECOGNITION

These Old Pupils iiriieve That If Theneprnrnlatlon on tho School

It Would Improve tileThey Are to Take stepi to SecureGraduates Dinner Club of Public77 which Is the alumni association

of the school Is making determined effortsto bring about an organization of all thealumni of tho Now York public schoolsthe object of tho organization will bo

tho alumni some substantialrepresentation on the School hoard and thusto have a direct voice In the managementof time citys schools

In tho circular which lu now bring sentout to all tho principals of mule schoolsIn the city the following for timeconsideration of tho pi schoolswero mode

I The wUdom of the formation of nnnlumnl ns oclntlon In OACM school 3 The

of the or nnl7ntlon or aalumni variety or nn Hlumnus ofeach 3 Tln HX of the imwtlog of tlih body at an annual banquet

assembly the t

cues th extension and advance-ment of In New York city

The circular was sent out to ask the co-operation of the principals In forming

of tho older schools have flourishingalumni associations alreadyobject of tho of to in-corporate these associations In the general

or at nny rate to have repre-sented there

Alfred Ynnkauer a lawyer of 31 Nassaustreet and a member School 77 or-ganization saId yesterday that the menInterested In time of time generalalumni association hod no Idea that thoassociation would be strong enough toexert any Influence in school affaIrs for

Tho organization niuctnecessarily he said a matter plow

nor won it the desire of the promotent of the organization to attempt tocontrol the school

Wo merely feel saId Mr Vanknuerthat no many appointments to Ixs

teachers and have won nuidoof late among men who haverect connection with New York city orYork city Interests wo whothrough and have direct knowl-edge their faults and advantages oughtto exert some Influenro at

head off the experimental fadswhich some of the some ofour theorists liwlrt on clogging thoschools with

Our principals find themselvesto conMant of method In following-the whims of new Commissioners

being represented as men who have beenthrough we ran exert the In-fluence of a balance wheel on tho experi-mental Commissioner rate

the schools no harm to have aof citizens actively anti directly Interested-In their management-

The annual banquet of the Graduates Din-ner Club of 77

nt years banquet thin plan which Isnow will l o present andhe and others aro expected to theplan at length

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Hhen of Appeals Mpprd riotDistrict Clarke of Brooklyn

gratified decision of the Court ofAppeals upholding the conviction of Willlam F Miller chief of time Franklin Syndi-cate who will IMJ sent to Slug Hlngto finish hU tenyears sentence MrClarke In confident If there hauleven a few days further delay by theof Appeals would at

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Whltchead the flying machine Inventorhere said today that ho will be a contestantfor tho 100000 prize which has been offeredby the Worlds Fair Company for a suc-cessful demonstration of a dirigible airship flying machine or balloon at thoLouisiana Purchase Exposition next yearWhitehead Is at work perfecting a machinewhich he says will navigate tho air He Isbacked by New York capital and has aforce of skilled mechanics at work undersupervision In his machine shop on Pinestreet

Whltehead Is elated over the offer liecommends the company for Its enterprland thinks that the Exposition will marCthe time when tho problem of nerlnl navi-gation will be solved He Is In favor ofhaving a described course decidedfor contestant BO that nil the pointsfir tho competing machine will boThe S says will expose a machine-to all the winds tho Inventor should berequired to start at a given cover

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WhltcheadH new machine will be anwith a hull like a boat under It

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REAL ROY DETECTIVE

Aged 14Catchrs a Trunk Thief and lisaCaught tiller Robbers

Fourteenyearold Joseph Brode of 35SEast Seventyfourth street by detectivework ho has done within time lost two yearshas brought about time arrest of ten crimi-nals In Cnpt Browns precinct who mightotherwise have escaped Ho was in theYorkvlllo police court yesterday havingcau ed tho arrest of a man accused ofstealing n trunk The police allow the

to carry a small billy and ho wears onhis coat collar the precinct number Z-

SHa was rubbering along First avenuelate on Tuesday night and saw two mencarry a trunk Into time hallway of a house-on Seventyfourth street just aroundthe corner and then come out and separateBy the Sherlock Hal men he reasonedthat a robl had been committed andfollowed ont of time men for two blocks

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nrrlv d and arrested the mUllHe said lie was James Lanagan of 323Kevnnivwnnd street

Charle Alirams testified In court thatIho trunk a ulnlen from his store at 137First avfiniK Magistrate Mayo held theprisoner In lvn tail for trial

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Aside as KxeettlveJustice Glldcmleeve of the Supreme

Court sOt aside yesterday as excessive averdict of 113000 which Grace McDonaldobtained against the Metropolitan StreetRailway Company for causing the death

hOn 12 yearsThe boy was killed at Thirtyninth street

and Broadway In December IMS by a carThe Court says was In perfect healthof a bright mind and active Industriousdisposition He was earning 13 a weekall of which lie give his mother A Jury inNovember gave the mother a verdict of

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