The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-14
NEW YORK CITY INTERESTS.
THE STATE sENtTE ooNSIDTRTvG NIX.
UOODIN'S INNS.
sc-caiicd Reform Ica,urc~ that Attracted
keforner- to Albany The Turr Ne" kaI-
lyinR In Force Against tbs PuOl-Seiisng a e.


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County creek. Register. Cornn.r-. and C,nn,is-
sioner Of Juror. in Nov YORK. Mr. Morr.,.cv
desired thor consideration to b. postponed for
a few days in order to give the heads OF depart
monts. the leaders Of Tammany Hal. and the
representatives. Of the various form ori.anilh-
tons iu the city. who held a mutual admiration
conference III 'l' Mayor ON 81 lns' Nu'uruHV'
an opportunity To p' h'"td' Mr. Noodin' now
Ma cit, ,sho NOR, IN nor,cs, nI,,, r,f..r,,, ani
inc ei'y WHO were IN "uhest a'"ut reform ana
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Wy ~ IVY =" '' w. Wv "''7"''N
ana approved OF tnehi' TINS assertion was re-
charley swan md rv.p,li.o ro,nn,i..i"oor
~ - NV WIFE,
''7"'' N'r' currently rumor'd ''U
Swan ana Disbcckcr are the author
the city, and that through them thr MAYOR.
speak 1.-THE many schemes for reform IN \ W
York hr anne law. these two agents Will UNI
doubt dly break in somcwhcr" and = cure good
lat places. White the discussion was rrogr ss.
ing Mr. Dorman y. Eaton who has also figured
about Albany good deal OF tate years as c9un-
for various reform organ 1qtiOns and railroad
corporations. took sat dire Fly behind sen
!tor Iorrssey IL WINS noticed. however mat
tn"rr wis not cordial exchange 81 greetings
ntwecn ne two conspicuous tciurmers Of the
M,N"rs Mtr conference. soon aii'rMnrd
there He'd INTO IN. chuuiu"r Alderman Hess.
rN-Ass"mnlvmen James Dn!y. Barney Bgin.
Soi Smith, iol'o Justice fbiinmcr john J.
- Brltu. ana several rclurW"rs ul lesser note,
and Ga" presence OF SO many or the taxpayers
AMI conspicuous residents 81 the metropolis,
sustained Wopdlns assertion that That class Of
citz.'ns knew all about these bills The first
ON" brought under consideration WIS thnt an T.
ing toronerr ana whi"h Proposed la reduce the
number u Two at a salary OF $1,000 "a h II
Was IN VAIN that Gerard, Starbu X, : honn-
max or, ana Harris urged thnt thc taking away
~ the ices entirety would d. sirny the efficacy
lirt -~' ny invest iithli"n- Tor Wul ilrv would
rccDiy no extra compensation. Mooiin show 'd
W in IA II Il mastrriy waI how the ,iiy mad
] l. % ilNnl Nf'd hN turNn.r@ IN tne pa-i Tor ih'
~I hr q! -. ng ~ in's. i',S thnt the cuoli Wac
soon "iNl lNh'l tc Nil, However, consent iu
MHNlhE th' Niury soWt. nhi ln'r'W'ns VA"
ma t 10 ron r 10 'nr'', anu III liiiI shape
III, OH Was "rd .r'l !" u tn'rd rratihg
a. r h'N wlI lrDl ,~ ~ 1" ny me salary ~
u, 'l",H s-'yh y ni Jurors ~ $500 an i t,'oi-
,th ID i',s' Nt'h u was -li amounted 10
NJ "a 81 ".. N.liin SUI n'N,l hui l'-t ~
hnt thi- h'ii was nm Constitutional but. as itdid
il". ltnl9~r 10 nv 'ri'rr WIN inc present n uin.
M OF ulut ON go. ue Itvu-ht 'lic constitution
| osI Ion "guid noi hold sYoI;
; h"'yt N"iINH n '.sNtu, Nhch CO.'S tnc
! Vrin o., ul' present COMMISSIONER OF Jur'iH
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