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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02
To Whom It May Concern
STATE OF FLORIDA,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March 10, 1882
WHEREAS, Articles of Association are frequently
presented to the Secretary of State to be filed in his
Office apparently to incorporate social clubs for
lawful purposes, but complaint hse Aeen made that
the design of such clubs is to viola,. evade the
laws of this State concerning the sale of intoxicat
ing liquors.
Notice is hereby given to a.. whom it may cen
Germ, that before any articles of incorporation of
any alleged social club association of like char
acter shall be filed in the office of the Secretary of
State, it shall be required that a majority Of the
stockholders of such club associ alton make am.
davit before some officer authorized to administer
oaths that they are such stockholders that such
club or association is to be social club for lawful
purposes only; that the same is not designed and
is not the purpose of the stockholders to violate
or evade the laws of this State concerning the sale
Ofintoxicating liquors.
FRANCIS P. FLEMING.
Men ~, lSo94w Governor.
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Notice Of incorporation.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned persons have formed a company
for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and
Ponsett to Rock Ledge and Cocoa with privilege
of extending to City Point about parallel with the
Indian River, through the towns of Rock Ledge and
railroad tram road company is Indian River
and Lake Poinsett Railway Company. The rail-
road is to run from Lake Poinse,t to Rock Ledge
and Cocoa, with privilege of extension to CITY
Point, through Rock Ledge, Cocoa and City Point
about parallel with the river to II miles in length
all in Brevard county, Fla. The company's capital
stock consists OF one hundred shares of one hun
dred dollars ed'h, $4,000 in all, with privilege of
increasing stock to go shares at 100 dollars each
The und:rsigned pose its first B Jard of Di-
rcctors, this March 3th, 1850
c. B MAGRUDER,
II s. WILLIAMS
LEWIS POWE,
K. P. PADDISON,
March 10 lSS3-3m EP PARCHER
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02
Paine's
Celery Compound

Is PRES rilDed hy physicians. recommended by
drug ssiS. endorsed 10y ministers. praised by
users. and guaranteed hy IN. manufacturers
as "A spring medicine which viii do all that Is
claimed for II. Sc II this spring. and see how
quickly IL times won nm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-02
NOTICE

NOTICE.
rI>HlRTY DAYS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
Il ton ofthis notice the undersigned guardian of
the personal estates of Bessie p. Bull aud Hattie
Bull infants under twentyone years Of age will ap-
ply to the Honorable J. B Whitfield County Judge
OF Leon county, State of Florida, for an order TO
sell the Undivided interest of said infants and all
their ,lgnt ana ute IN and to the following des-
crbed lots Of land in the city of Tallahassee in the
county and State aforesaid, TO wit Lots number
(97) nlneseven and 900 one hundred in the north
addition of said city OF Tallahassee
ELLA S. HAND,
j. II. HAND,
Guardians.
March 5, 1SS9.-4w
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o.r,rPrn AporT THE TOWN.


s,,-r II Nichols of New-York, will lecture oofore
the Brookyn Ethical Association on Tho Phhosophy
NJ Eyohtion,s In the Second Unitarian Chucn' a.
Clinton and Congress stS tomorrow evening At 40
Tho discussion following the lecture VIII % opehoa
nv Ravmopd S Perrin president OF the Nineteenth
Ccr,urr club A letter will be read from W K
Hughes of BIrming CHAM, England, leeher IN 4io
movement in that country fOr popularAlng eNoiu'o"
views. The seats are free
Three children Of Daniel and Sarah D ponnSLi, OF
No o40 Jay-st, have died of dlphtherlA IN mo lA''
few days.
Controller Brinkerhof has appointed his son a
common clerk for temporary sorvce In his ONCE III
be ulace of Coupon Clerk Richards, VINO ~ peFInrn
ING the duties OF the warrant clerk, Albert nii
who died last week
Rishop Loughlin has set on foot movement hi
the establishment Of seminary 10 tram pI.geS III
the Diocese of Brooklyn. 1t VIII proosoy DO oo,r
nectcd with St. Johns Concge Each churoH :"
no taxed a certain amount TO support IL
Judre Pratt handed down decision ycsteruay W
REGARD TO the Win Of samuel Wood Of "oVisourb
l. l. who left e25o,0OO 10 found hoSpl'al ana ~
the codicn provided that the money shoulu 10 u
q musical institute The decision was ua' GV -.
vas void because not made in conformity WIN Jaw
The estate has been the subject Of much htigsHOh
3MIkea Henry, a wenknown sporting man ana
nopt,cian who had been insane for some time, oiod
Yesterday at the Kings County Lunauc fNSi1 1
He trained Madame Anderson for her PEDESTRIAN hat
Of walking 1000 miles IN 1000 hours III alo'"''
Garden. al the beginning of the pedestrian craze
Judge Moore yesterday sentenced Clarence Roe
rbo cScanod from Raymond Strect jail recently anu
Yos cantnred 10 fifteen years In Stste frlsoh ioS
r,hhery and 10 five years additional for attempting
IN shoot a policeman. Thomas "rght' WOO 80 80
In the robbery, also received A'7c" ''N'' -
Prison - ", -.
Harry coolshav, age eight OF No. 30 PrOnt-st,
was drouned While bathing yesterday Afternoon al mo
foUT- of Dockst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
WFSTrUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs- Edwah Hogan, indicted for
assault I'm the second degree on RoUeft roster, ST.
escaped from Deputy shoTia Vcrp.anck Thursday
night and has norhcen Icen since. County
Treasurer Cromwell and family VIII spend tha sum
mer at Bedford and the Thousand Islands. :.
The Democratic County Committee hrld a meGuhB
yesterday and organized by tho election OF William
Kinch, Of Mt Pleasant as secretary, and Patrick
shaw Of YOnkers, treasurer
MT VERNON.-The seeding members Of Trinity
Episcopal Church. Of which the Rev. stephen !.
Holmes is tor held meeting on THURSDAY even.
ing for the purpose OF taking steps to organize a
new Protestant Episcopal parish Major James IL
Jenkins reported that Bishop Potter bad said that II
The originatorE of the movement could assure nm OF
their ability n raise ~ 900 with which 10 pay Il
rcc tor and other necessary expenses he would con
scrbed at the meeting . Bethlehem Com.
manGoIy Of knight Temniar cocted inc innowiHR
efcerS at its meeting on Thursday night: George X.
Crawford eminent commander; Rufus Il. Dsbow.
generalssimo Franklin T. Davis, captain General :
the Rev. Or. W. COHey pIriaie' a. l. EmDufy.
Dr. C. J. Nordquist treasurer; Charles T. Chathcld,
recorder and f. +. stewart, wardcr
PELHAM-James Hyde has been appointed deputy
sheriff for tho County OF Westchtsicr: u y
Pelham Clinton, master OS the hounds OF me county
CC5 is preparing magazine article on the ola home
stcads in and around Pelham Bay Park
MOUNT KISCO.-The Westchcster County Teachers
Institute which has been In session during the week,
finished us labors Thursday afternoon The Institute
largely attended and was successful
PORT CHESTER.-There Will be parade on
Decoration Day, but the members Of tho Charles
Lawrence Post, q. a. r., will quietly decorate tho
graves OF their comrades. Union services VIII DO
held at the Opera House the Sunday preceding Decora-
ton Day.
TUCKAHoE.-Bifty quarrymen in tho MastcrtOn
Quarrics struck for higher wa os Monday and have
been out all tho week The Young and Sinclair
quarry machinery Is running night and day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
BOXING AND WRESTLING ENTRIES,

Tho entries received for tho IN. A. A. A. A." boxing
and wrestling championship TO take pace al AshiNahy
Hall today follows;
1o5 pounds boxlng-A woodS " S. A. C. James
Crawford y. Y. e. II. Swsger. n y. {. y. hsuaal':
Ii1rnl,rcFer A. c, John LcOuand. HonbockeE 4 =
Chorrs L. Tlrttcr. Union 4. c. NJ. barrei SAr A. =
J"ly Lyons Clinton 4. C. J. Barnett; Atlantic A. =
josaph Golden s,0gy 4. c. William o'Dsy. Oak A. &
J. J. DO Cou-aoy. Adauuc 4. {. -, - -. rrrr
lis pound, boxing ashina"9 Frey t star
4 c.; John Roach Star A: {. Cnares Andersen Brock.
;yn Thomas Haley \. Y. {. Frank ChnlnerY Bro9Tyn
5 SSea ST A. Frank Klein hofHIccko a % Thomas
Mad 8 A A G. L. Gleason, At.m.c a z. d,
Special i25 pounds boxing ThomAs lynch s. A. e
Thomas Coyie n Y. C.. John J. German, star a. y.
tobn Iarkins Houoeckor A. G: +. b Trolan A. U
Jimmy oliver EornbockeE A. c. r. r. Do'ay' NohpNieAi
~ 40 pounds bo1ing-wlaam Notary, star A. g.
Edwin Iasd1n l,Rbeth. y. J. q. FlemmiTg star 4 =
G. Cunningham, NJ. y { !. J. MeMahon. W. s. A. O.
T. J. Kelly. w. 3. A. &. ,,.. VI, . n
i5s pounds boSing-Thonss MURPHY; w 81 =
p j McConu. brooklyn J. j. Van Houicn w D. A. -
las pounds wres'ling-HermHn LpPer W. D \, y;
Ot,n Cramer U0rabeckGr A. T.. G. Bafdusch Pfospoc'
fIarrlers Thomas J. O'Day s. A. A. C.. George Bohner.
y. Y. G. - -. c..A-,.r u,oouIvr
Thomas J. Wood. Newark
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FROM THE SUBURBS.
AN AGED VETERAN DIES.

Iobr Cavalier a veteran OF the War OF 1912, died
Yesterday at the poor farm In Mddlobushs near Now
pr7,nsvytek. n j., age 1o1 years. Until four weeks
AGO be had retained the full OF HIS faculties with
The exception that he was slightly deaf. He liked to
tell Of hts early days. and remembered President John
Quincy Adamgs visit 10 New Brunswick lie had
no less vivid remembrance Of the visit Of General
Andrew Jackson. and one Of those who took part
in a reception given to that President. 1t was par
tlcularly OF his war record, however, that Cavalier
loved TO talk He fought in the battle Of North Point
in the War OF 1872 and witness to the death OF
Lord Ross at that time. His Isaac was also
soldier, fighting CALAMITY in the war with Mexico
Cavalier came OF a family that was noted for It's
long life and vigor His father, Alexander Cavalier
was of French descent and lived at Mddlebush where
John was born and has always lived. He early
married Miss Magdelana Alexander, and she TOO lived
10 a ripe old age she was eleven years bis senior
and died sixteen years ago the OF ninety aior
married Life Of sixty years They had two daughters
and six sons Three of tho latter are now living
Samuel who is seventy two years old and lives az
south River. Isaac slxty-two, who lives at Middle
bnSb: and Cornelius sixty. who IS resident OF NOW
Brunswick. One of them touO"S Ills L"i0' U''
that Of a shoemaker. A. ,o,. .,.,Ldo- an
The old man celebrated his 1Olst olrthday an
On AnrII rs several days before he fell SICK,
and aftsr that he grew rapidly The use OF ali
Ne farniIes seemed to be lost him at once; ana ms
last bonrs found him unconscious Ito Will DC purio1
on Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
rl,lmINY MrY IN C1OYER.

Commissioner Gllruy and Deputy Martin ware DC
siegcd at tho Department Of Public WORKS all DAY
Yesterday with applicants for places Only SIX changes
wcrc made, however The rumor that 700 iaboEers
had lccn turned oil make room for adherent7 oil inc
new administration was pronounced By Mr. GIlroy y"
be wholly false.
Edward Clarkson, jsultOr Of the County Colr'
uor-c. County Dcmoc racy politician Of the lNth
District was removed ycsteriay, and vas succeeded
by Patrick Fecncy one OF Alderman DIVERS stAI" ART
LcnchIncn In tho lid District. Tho place Is worm
- ZOO year and quarters for his family. by mis-
take on tho part Of OF the Commissioners clrrA''
Martin j. Kccse jsu!tor Of the city Hall received
written notice that hc must vacatc the position IN
favor Of Philip v walsh. a Tammany brave OF the
I,t District. but when Mr.. Ciruy learned oil the
rrror he cancelled the cttor Of dismissal John
Gaylgan was appointed pccal messenger TO the Com
missioner al 81 100 Patrick COTgan, u! the ANLIIih
District. cot the contract job Of removing lncnnl-
brance.. succeeding Alexander Busboy, and eN'Ad'r'
man Joseph Murray, who had been tho eN-Cominls'
,nncrs contractor for cartlng removed Membranes
Ia tho rorUuratou yard received notice that his trucks
v,tiId not he needed again by the department. Jason
Vl. Iu.pcC tor uf sewers AMI j. kOuth, inspector OF
.taplari GA, Company mains. were removed lo1
ocgIrrf a. duty Thomas CUllum, OF the Min DIS.
,rtrt and Marlin j. keyency, whose name was second
IN the inspectors eligible Clvil service list take inc
plarc, of tho men smi,,od. Nj the ne" appOihloes
arc alhercnts Ot IamnanJ.
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Affairs IN BROOKLYN.
rYv npP,rtrrNc TAX COLLECTOR.

THE DEFAULTING TAN COLLESlOh'
Michael ]. Bourke Collector of Special Taxes IN Ino
Tyenty-sixth Ward could not be found YESTERDAY IN
consequence Of the publication Of tho facts
the deficit OF $4,000 IN his accounts OF conecuon,
Supervisor WATSON. Ito has rich relatives @nu - -,
expected that the shortage Will be maue I'D aus ~
- .sr,,,,,d On remain in Office His friends say he
has only made an error of judgment in using the pup
lie money in his care and not paving u over % %
should have DONE and they are annoyed that tho ma
ter became public before he had an opportunity AS
Noi ~ - -. At any rate the city will lose
nothing as his bondsmen are Responsible
supervisor watson has been pressing bourko lor
.vmcnts and proposes to put the matter in the hands
Of the unless settlement III IA 10
spects complying with the law Is made nc saws .nSs
~ his PREDECESSOR supervisor Probel had Kept ouro
- -. a. r,,-r tbere would have been no dnfouIty
orSes clerk says 1t will take fortnight 70 Inako
Ia s,a,ement of the collections and paVHchS en
G th,ns that al 900 moro than BOurke SAYS mas n0
nad 70 Supervisor Froben, which leaves Only ~
Rme nd Bourke viii be ready nav So.ooo OF uis
nv the and of tho month.
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OUTGOING STEAkERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEWYOBK. ........... FRIDAY, MAY II


PORT - ma Az AOo1
ARRIVED
Britannia OBJ Parss LysrppG! r May Queen.
town with mdss and Ss passengers" bruce i'nAS Ar
steamer Rock Light OBJ Parton southamPtCn April 49,
IN steamer Gsa.s %cr cGe CEstoder May souamp
ton With mdss l7 passengers 10 oelrichs Co. Arrived
s s Rs eic0nyn Br, Gylos Marbes days. Pills
Steamer 9s' B G5ssSry 70 S1n ns gs16H XTsd
Steamer vioL CBr Murray Cardenas May l. Matspzls
win sugar 10 iayemr Elder vessel to John seager
Steamer Bergen Nor Neygar days. with fruit
& % sS Ss1Ts Na 20 Ny west
STEAMER Adams. New Orleans days with mdse
s,oamor Roanoke Hpher Xgwgort Msg. ana West Point
steamer Ctyot Gloucester. Young West Point Va with
sSa@cr Lacy Miller Homer Bangor with mdSo and
steamer Elesnor bennett Portland. mdse HOrato
Ship F oaEs. Read Plymouth SO days with eena clay
TO orIer; vessel 70 u y Dearborn. 49, - ,
p hT1 o % . % Grace CO. vessel 70 Guds
days with hides 10 Enos Wilder Co. vessel 70 Sho" Bur
BARK Freeda Wiley WHEY PasoaEonla le days. with
lumber Robinson booth, vessle TO parsons q Hrnes
Brig Starlight Cofn. Johns PR, IS days with sugar to
schr VIM i rffici Kelly Gardens II days with mOlaSSeS
to A Leaders master.
At CITY Island Tind lShE ". cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Holland OBJ, Foot London " Hurst
Steamer Hlprarcus DO CadOSan. LvsrpoOl-Busk Jev
steamer Br Cushing. LiverpOOl via ouecnstOWn
steamer CirrassiA tBrj Harris Glasgow Movtlo-Hen
steamer HeEa DAM Thomson. settIn Copenha gen. &c
stSafsr hermann tsegj MeyeS Antwerp Deptford-
sS SpsaneT "a iSseogne CFr, santeu Forget
steamer Italia (Br CT ag Mediterranean ports
steamer Mnrnnhouso (Br) Pole Para, PerRAnbuoo &c
stoHmcI Newport Lima Aspinwall- Pacific Mail ss Co.
steamer Alps tHE HAoEniSh Kingston, Colon &e-Pin,
steamer Victoria CNor) AArsetls Raracoa-H DUBOIS
steamer CITY Antonio wilder Port Royal and Fer
naudi NC II Mallory A. Co ,,
steamer NacUOchrs. kempton. savannah * l. Walker'
Rark Joseph (NOr) ChFlsJorers AontevdeoJohu WOOD
BarI Golden Fleece tBr BrdgeOwn Barbados
aAiE Guy Co.'s, Reynolds PhIladophi Pickering
Rr,g ATLANTA, Aldr1cR. Vera Cruz-A Abbott
Echr L Merriam tBr). Merriam "indSor Ms s"hitneJ
scar Bessie Crane CBrl Windsor MS Whitney
a Co
steamers England for Llvorpoo PouI. Antwerp AesiA
Marseilles, Newport AsPin~Al Hugo st John NIB; Amy
Snips ThcOdOr Fischer Liverpool VIM II Lincoln JAPAN
BarEs BAY Of Fuudy for Nags-akl Kestrel -.
MISCELLANEOUS
The cable steamer sgnaed OF Cape Race sth
All we'll
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. May lO-Arrvei steamer Wisconsin (F1rl
worra from NewYOrk on heI way % Liverpool And pro
Se steamer city of Chicago Brl Rodtord from Liverpool
brucs z a. York.
GiAsGow May iO-saed steamer Anchoria (Br Campbell
for Nrw.Y
OBJ Brstow from NeTYork her way 70 Havre and Lon
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v,Rrors SEw.JERSEY TOWNS.

ELIZABETH.-The Prcsbytery Of Elizabeth on
Friday night ordained Or. B-choh, graduate OF
Princeton Seminary. as an evangelist u ~ a.
riss!onory 70 bulgaria . The aged par~uts
OF George c. Gcdncy. the nvcIymau. celebrated thcir
golden wedding Friday night dinner Wa
given to Company l., TUrbcrt Guard. 81 New-JoFSoy
Regiment, on Tbur.day night by Iicuenant +. n
Weiss.
PERTH AMBOY.-Thc Park public school has been
closed owing 10 the prevalence Of scariot fever
BERGEN POIST.-Whlle making an attempt n run
a schooner through the Newark Bay dTawbrdEr, be
tween Ellzabcthpurt AMI Bergen Point, about noon
Yesterday, tho captain ran into the closed bridge ana
forced an opening. His boat passed through aii"r
her two masts had been cut down with all sail set
N, f. n -evcnty-ton boat loaded with lumber bound
fo, Newark and Is now anchored disabled in tho bay,
No one was injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

ar.,,can Meat Company directors meeting. 49, =
Snr,ters' Association annual dinner Holman HOUSE.
no,umhi. College athletic games, Manhattan Athletic
Club grounds, 3 p. m - o.. ,,,., ,.o,so
national Association Of Amateur oarslnen GseS HOUSE.
Benasaiesn Speakers Union election No ~ Broadway
Dinner to Dr. Charles E West. Hamilton Cluo' BOOK
tsp evening.
waking match. Madison Square Garden
International Chess Congress, No. Union Square. ,
roj,eoe of the City OF New-York athletic games Mott
Rsven. y. m .
TrottnQ raco At Fleetwood Park afternoon.
Harvard Club annual election, clubhouse. D. m
Columbia College Gloo Club concert. Chickerhg dan'
BIS p. m. -
Granaroy Boat Club opening, Harlem River, g. m.
west New Brighton Athletic Club gymnastic contest
clubhouse, D. m. -. - . ,-.,,.I -.
Lecture by Edmund Russell, No 12s East TWelitns1'
Arrival Of James D. Fish from Auburn Prison
Concerts In Prospect and Central Parks, D. m
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prpc1,ARs CARRY OFF A SAFE.

novel robbery occurred yesterday morning IN
the drveoods store OF John Bolton, at No. 522 Fifth
oy. MP Bolton locked up the store on ThuFSay
night leaving his safe in its usual place. with 80
in money and check for $75 in 1t When he Wen'
TO the store yesterday morning. he found tho save
gone rear door open and 1t was apparent
that burglars had entered the place and had caeo OH
the safe bodily. The police found horse ana wagon
at Flevenths and Fifth ave. at about O'clock and
I.,sr IN tho day the safe was found unopened IN a
dumping ground In Secondave. 1t was conooaiou
beneath ashes which we're disturbed by some boys who
discovered the safe.
The burglar stole the horse and wagon nom 'no
staHae attached to the plumbers shop OF oEeeie O.
ailey adjoining the store, where gaze conSeaIeu
them from view from the street The sale, EhOH wa"
a small one was easily rolled into tho wagon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
, uOpoKEN GROCER DISAPPEARS.

Herman j. Hansen, age forty, grocer doing bust
ness at Third and Garden sts., Hobohen disappeared
on wednesday, and his family and friends fear that
BIO has committed suicide. Hansen wa treasurer OF
lincoln Lodge Kngh's and Ladies' Of Honor, and It
has been asccrtalncd that he is short IN his accounts
about 1850. Hansen's business wa supposed 10 be-
aourishing but It seems that he had great many
book accounts which he unable TO collect and It
is supposed that no used tho funds Of the lodge to pay
some OF his own most pressing CREDITOR. On W"dnes
day Hansens clerk told him that special meeting Of
the lodge had been Jailed for that night &C. pay an In
surance Mrs. Schroeder, tbs wife Of d''khand on
a terr,boat who dropped dead about two weeks ago.
uansen left home. but did not attend the meeting
and has NOT hccD homo since. HIS hOnsdmcn arr
Frederick Meyer and John Krcllisch both Responsible
mon, so that the lOdg" Is secured against los hrs,
Hansen asked the police yesterday 10 institute a
search for her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-11
4 NEW POLICE JUSTICE APPOINTED.
DANIEL. F. MMAHoN SECURES THE FIRST OF
THE -FOUR PLUMS-THE STRENGTH OF
THE pTTSDLE OF FACETS

n,urrr, r. .'uAHoN SECURES THE FIRST OF
THE -FOUR PLUMs-THE STRENGTH OF
THE BUNDLE OF FACETS.
Navor Grants first appointment undor tho law
adding four Police justices to the eleven now IN
Office was made yesterday. Like most OF ns Se'e',
tons so far the Mayor surprised both tho puDho al"
the Office seekers. Daniel F. McSiahon' clerk Vi ue
XItb Judicial District Court. IS the LUCKY man
who cets this s. 900 tcn-ycar place. The new judge
rs one Of the Mayors intimate friends, belongs TO bis
on district the XXth and succeeded Mayor Grant as
chairman OF the Tammany Hall District Committee.
fla was also one Of the incorporates OF the Nara
gapsett Club the Mayors favoHte social organization,
and Is ono Of the Board Of Directors and member OIL
the House Committee.
Mr. Mcmahon was born in this city and VIII %
thirty. three years old II ne lives until August l. II"
,as formerly a produce dealer in Washington Market.
SIX or seven years ago he obtained cbrkhhp III INC
County Clerks Once which he held uhtii January -
1885 when he secured the $1,000 Distr1ot court
cIerkshtp which be renquishes to accept the romeo
Justiceship The Mayor signed his appointment anu
administered the oath of Office lust before leaving he
CITY nan for the day Judge Mcmahon was heartily
CONGRATULATED by host Of friends who had received
quiet /" tip" 10 what was going on.
Leaf from the political history o. ton years ago may
not be inappropriate here In 1879 hugh ). Grant
vobn B. Sexton, Thomas j. Brady, DANIEL r. NC
Naboo and DouInick J. o'FaTeE organized the john
UoTv camnaIen Club OF the XIXth Assembly District
Thew elected Mr. Grant president and the rost OF the
Offices of the club divided among tho other four
and their friends They stood herocaly by the great
Tammany boss through all the vicissltoheS Oh inc
time and the next year most OF tho qunteto
became members of the Tammany Hall General Com
mttee. Since then they have been as faithful to
Tammauy aud to each other as they were TO " Boss
Kelly decade ago and tho results OF their organlza;
tJon and friendship are DOW part OF the ohclA
records of New-YOrk President Grant. OF tho John
KcIIy Campaign Club OF the XIXth District has been
ALjerman Sheriff. and is now Mayor at $4,000 a
wear treasurer Sexton has been UnderSherih OF
Sew-York County since January !. 1seS aud saIl
holds the place WORTH II Is said $4,000 a year.
Vice President Brady is superintendent OF buildings at
yearly salary Of $4,000 Secretary 0tsrron Is me
The chairman Of the Executive Committee Mcmahon,
after holding good places for number OF Years yester
dav became Police Justice 80 600 10 sorve, barring
ACCIDENTS until the last year Of the present century
Who win say that this combine has not been sue
auonAsaf