The sun., 1890-06-10
POLITICAL NOTES

. S,n..s N Al. not later than Oct 10 by the Score
tarv oetato otherwise they will not be printed ~
oflcial ballots Independent nominations may Dc hed
tan d.vr Iater This local nominations for buoh ooers
| AZ Nsyor OF New York and Congressman must by any
OF tho regular parties be ed not lator than Tot 10 snd
by any party or faction not later than oes
~ Election day falls this year on Tuesday now =
The work OF establishing an organization Tor tue
County Democracy in the Ninth Assembly dsr'oe
| from which Commissioner Noorhis seeded win bis
followers In December last has beeh gong on snOe
| January but nothing has yet come OF
Two civIi District judges we'll as two city Court
Judges arc be elected this year to nIl vacancies
caused By the death OF previous incumbenN the ONu
Judges who died being Judge DeAno In the Ihiro OF
Jefferson Market district and Judge Monel IN the eoV
enth or Yorkvio district. Two City Court Judges Whs
died we're Messrs NohrbAs and Pitschko The district
from which Judge Deane was elected IL made up oA
Wards Nine and Fifteen 1t extends from Houston street.
TO Fourteenth and from tho Bowery and Fourth avenue
10 the Hudson River In the contest Of 1897 hr Deans
received 1895 votes his united Democratic oppon'ns
22l and the Labor candidate 1878 Mr.. Doaho was
without any qualification whatever the most popu'Ar
| Republican In the Ninth ward, and ne hAd
| tho support Of hundreds of Democrats In the
contest Al the previous election ussD Judge Parker
3i4 votes and OK Judge Dusenoerry 5oS7 NJ
Parker was Republican, and Mr.. pusenoerry he
united nominee OF both Democratic factions The hs-
pubioans the preceding election through Demo-
orato division but the Democrats carried tho two con-
ta,a nrior TO that With tho changes in population
which have in progress during the yeaS
| the Third Judicial district has now Democratic mar
torty, butt would not avail against tho hepuohoAns
unless both factions OF tho Democrats wore united.
Thu margin OF Democratic prepondoranco Is small and
the number of Democratic factions in the district coz
| adorable The Republicans are well organized In
both wards OF it especially in the one presided o'erey
| Postmaster Cornelius Van Cott tho Ffteenth.
Tbe nev Registry law does AFFECT in Its operation
tho city OF New York Tho registry days this year viii
| w.dn
| q. and Saturday Oct IS. There will be two days OF
registration after all Of the candidates have been NOM
mated and the time for putting In additional nominar
| tons has expired
Monroe county which includes tho city OF Rochester,
sends three members to tho Albany Assembly. Those
elected last year Frank Jones and Edwin Loder,
Republic ana and Patrick A Sullivan, Democrat on
tho i.b OF January last Mr. sullivan ths ago was 3S)
died and on Thursday last his Republican colleague.
| Mr. Loder, died.
The books Of the Cour. of Common Pleas for the
period between Jan. /. issS and Arril /. 1880 owe
years and quarterL show tho total number OF newly
naturazed citizens to have been 343L ThSis AZ the
rate of about month twenty por working oay.
Tho average OF births In the city 10 AZ the rate
of about UI a day Tho proportion OF those who reacn
the age Of II is in the whole population according I"
insurance statistics 40 cont One half OF these are
women consequently of those persons born In tho CITY
| of New York twenty day live to oe citizens ana
voters Tho gain tho voting population by natursu'
za,on and by birth is exactly tho same
good MANY of the politicians who do not feel quite
secure in their minds regarding the outlook Tor TINS
years election have begun to cast about Tor som"
wealthy allies who will smooth tho rigors OF the au"-
tion for defeated patriots Naturally enough tne mon
frs, thought of are the cemcn There not many or
| them now in politics Tho Republicans in the ftteehtn
! district, however, have not only All iceman IN tue"
| ranks, bus iceman In office as wen-A'uermAn
| william NJ Montgomery. Tho County Democrats OF
tho Thirteenth Assembly district have an iceman for
their leader j. Wesley smith Tho Republicans OF 'he
same district had iceman as their nominee tor ooh'
gress two and he is with them still onAtles
A. Winch. The County Democrats OF tho seVehteeu'n
Assembly district have iccman their list Ransom
| Parker. Jr These are but few. There Will prooAoy
be others discovered and uneArthed before November.
| On tho side of Tammany. an cemAn has alreAoy DO
como prominent Charles H. turner oohsteSmAn i'ou4
| the Sixth district
| The Now York County Democracy adopts more reSo-
lutions than any other organization In this town.
| Judge Freedman whose tor the bench of the su-
p,ror Court expire, this year elected In 1879 His
| colleague Judge oGorman, whose term also expires.
was elected in 1882.
Tho outdoor sta of tho Board of Health chllod the
sanitary police) consists OF tho Sergeant two rounds
| mon and fortytwo patroomen Their gross salaries
| amount to $40 oOo q year.
| Tho Department of Public works has in Its
| ploy 1000 working in tho street The number
varies week and indeed eaoh day but Is likely to
| continue the present figure for month at least
Nearly all OF tho citys work Is done by contract but
| the keeping OF streets in repair tho mendnE and
strengthening OF sewer pipes. curbstones and road
ways not given but Is undertaken by the DEPART
ment itself.
There Ia some talk Of starting school for the educa
ton election officers in tho workings OF the now Bal
lot Reform law. Such school would bo something ike
the preparatory for for policemen. and would DO
| conducted by the Police Commissioners. Tho same
tint fha n election