The sun., 1889-04-29
SLATE MAKERS NOT IDLE.
cor NM ARRIyES, AND MESSRS
CEOkER AND PJRROY CALL
,r.,. Week Tanmnny Gamers tho Fruits
a, the Eiection-A Charge on Lowher
saith FIRST In order-nen who are
,noLrd tpon as Likely to Get Once.

,x.L -r.umnpv Garner. tb, rru,ts
IN. Eiection-A Charge on Lowber
saith FIRST In order-nen who are
Looked Upon as Likely I" Get ohice.
rt rrOSrert is that interest in the i'm
=, situation In local politics will not be
IV'''l I. Ia the Nhirl of cclei,ration The
enl!fen ,r'j j,od ,nnp GOV IiiIl in,nedia.alv
callers WHO N''uu ~" - - ''' ~
unon hi, arrival at the Hoffman House last
eSenhN "e'V i,a,.Iond ~ .h,.
I''" -, 49,. ,,,I ,l,a. T. n ,,,;Il ,ot bo ,llpvai
t" forget .u,n things while here. An. Among them
we're Cna"Def"'n ,f"nes ANU r.,e ,Tn,," ,hms
s'F lO',Gl sriTnnoe tTr v ,IU' ~, +Har ar yis,t @
1as no P'a & sIiiy"c9 ,ana % ~ 'nv nd W.. r.',. fla
AMoN+ "o'' t'''''''""1 ""' ''N "oy '.o
'@,,.Ir ,,,,' '".,or Grants May appointments as
,".,,,lc ,I.. y,ded streets anu com ng ccnten-
1" "a, ,...,s '.s ,,' course ;ha ruhir WorssCon,.
mi :. aa.slip S the pril cVal topic, and the
lI,-ieCts 4. Thomas j. HliroS'S success IN
,.u,ilg for tie oni,r wrre discussed with
.'.a, 0p,..es,. 4 wcll-;ntoratd Tammany
laai. 'a.'. wa a deE're OIL satisfaction 'nat
testified IT, ~, belle. ia ,ie a oi'ion;
,..., Will I, ON; o, there in three davs
-. ,..o..o,. "a n,n,irtcI 7 vii, L,t
,ou.t tlieyou ike on ii. ana | ihink that
III. ,ynInlI, n,.,o.n, ,,t,rnv nm
ur '">o' wa i'OU""'' az o'"' "'.i'' oh
N,iuo i"E, s. tia, he need Lose no time III
nak.u.. ti, demand for his Office and getting
A,o'o.'' w ''>, ~ ,ao
o."e "i'" lose "o"he a'u p"p.rN' IL he uoes
,,I .o ,..'r. u su,r.mn C,mrt ,,usIire at
VIA ~ 800 q 'u"ie'No q"
CHc- IN Ter W lro, islonS ol artlcIe . chapter s
lat l. oi ne 4eN!seu statutes. sections o.
t}&.tp''
Nu,;,y,e any person shall be removed from Office or
t." ", S..,s a. ar. or f, 1y way a.ptr;alns 10 ii.
DE ,ry.S pe.,a o.,t.ns 'hs ro!i .on .na!! oss
iue 70 d%,eF I'r 10 n!s 'Ircessor ,rs,, any
l.-s - INl't- as T'il.r'i IL Tue li' acHlM- Sec
. .''' ...,%. S 81, $%Es'i :9',.S.
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I'M w., z? Fs9s 81 .su :" sF"* s Sa":' wy es05: r
!-l ,n n tsyF r.r TIM, las s1m. 1s sa,;E = he he
i ,,ct iy Is ad,"ar0cd Vpon due proof being male
Gee, q n; r S5a:f asSs 'ss' ' pro
The INJURY into the circumstances cannot.
IN tIi3 proceeding, inr!I!e any determiuati3n
rrnvsI II % The Con-o dation act that saws
tEat sm.ti's term expires May l., 1859. That
rsi1n a.:ainSt rs legality and it must be at
iacAcd II >0U.e other way. 80 Smith will have
l. uinEe his Il hit from the outside"
ji: smith and his County Democracy friends
n'n Irerni.L for every point that can be-
I-OuyL, To- hea ar against them
The li1ruerlou of The Smith-G matter
leads directly 10 consideration OF a successor
ioubt that John 4. sexton, who was Under
Sherif with Criinr will get the place again.
The next most interest!n, appointment S thnt
Of "A Charity oIulnls sIoner 10 succeed the Titan
Thomas S brennam. Tie latter was suppose
10 .nave plain sailing toward reappoiutnent.
but the recent revival OF All old scandal about
the Hart's Island crib work contract has
changed the situation hi. successor ii there
is 10 Be one is Kept we'll under cover but there
are indications that Warden James P Heating
OF Ludlow street Jail is the man He ia an old
Eighteenth district comrade OF big Chief
Croker
EThe CORPORATION Couuselship, which would
rank next In importapce 10 the Public Works
were II not that so much politics has been
chucked into the Brennan business is hung
up There is no doubt that W. Bourke
Cochran can have the appointment IL he wants
whether he wants it or not The Mayor
consults with Mr. cochran very much,
and his daily and eyon moro fre0uent
visits to the private offices in the Cily
Hall would be quite proper indeed were no
CORPORATION Counsel. But corporation Coun-
bany duriLg tho session. and has so close a
knowledge 4 the committee work about the
Rapid Transit bill and other pet legislation of
lie MAJOR =. thai tie later wants 70. and VIII
Keep INN in once until after the ADJOURNMENT.
he Flro Commissioners Tor two vacancies
NIL rest-n his uHeXpited torn ana be appoint.
cd TO tAo .u.i t"im 70 succeed Gen litz John
Porter EyW0rd c. Sieehy Nlli IN all probabii-
.ty get the Term which Richard Croker ie-
El-ned 10 become chamberlain: but who ID TO
tet ihe T2st o the iurt oy term It Is hard TO