The sun., 1890-01-19

The three oanddatoa who named for the place
the bench o. the CITY court to become By
tirensnt Of Judas Pitshks John sohuohman, who
was m eeotoT the dsfea,sd Cleveland ticket In iess
James y. PitHsimona who a. Alderman IRON the
Rishtssnth district Introduced the ordinance dsorH
mating against Italians ~ stand holderA and Eugene
ottsrbourR organizer Of annual German political
msnts Of various kinda The Governor will make the
appointment
ThinRs have reached that point In the diamondbaek
twenty aTst district that the Republican, who used 70
be omnipoent there able to defeat each other in
primary but not 10 beat the Democrats on election day
There is no civil service examination Of polensss
amonE the majority Of the ooiAs employed By the city
in Bellevue Hospital and the same may be said Of sew
erA ether institutions under the control OF the Commits
sionsrn Of Charities and Correction
There will be no contests for supremacy on the Re.
publican side In the Seventh Assembly district OF which
Postmaster Cornelius Van cot Il leader. 1t has been
Republican for thirty years
The Auditor of Accounts in the oomptrolsrs once
receives salary OF OA2oo and the associate auditor
$3.50. The Commissioners Of Accounts, charged with
scrutiny Of the operations Of the auditing department.
receive 5000 each.
AZ the December meeting Of the County Committee Of
the County Democracy resolutions were adopted com
mitnR that organization 70 the following points First
ballots 70 Be printed and distributed at the public
ponse second the names Of all to be printed
on the same ballots third the ballot 10 be delivered 70
the voter on election day BY public ociAs ony fourth
only ballots delivered 70 be voted On the adoption
OF the resolutions Committeeman Michael j. Mulqueen
proposed that central organization in the interest OF
the resolutions adopted should be started In every As
sembly district The motion was carried but so far
twenty-five Of the twentyfour districts have failed TO
establish any such committee and in the two election
districts whore public call issued for the gather.
ing Of those in sympathy with the movement the only
10 attend those whose signatures ap
pended 10 the call
The report Of the Surrogate for the year
has made u appearance. and from this report Il ap-
pears that there has considerable increase in the
volume Of busnosA estimated BY Clerk Leary at "a
cent This does not 70 apply TO the amount Of
testimony taken before the Surrogate which amounted
In 1853 70 to2ts fooa and this year TO but 9Aost-a
substantial decrease the other hand. the number Of
toos recorded Chat Ia the willis drawn by testators)
amounted in 1888 to tS4 fooa, and last year to
le&e6s-A substantial increase The work Of the surro
gates ofce 10 being pushed BY Mr.. Ransom With
mendabe vigor and diligence and the figures OF the
port show in what particular direction this being done
The work Of recognising districts Twelve and FIJI
teen within Tammsny has Temporarily oome to . stop.
the committee Of Ave charged with the task having
taken all necessary testimony and agreed to report
within ton dAyA The outcome Of It already sucenty
foreshadowsd the leaving Of things they In the
Twelfth and the substitution Of Dalton
for ex-Aldorman Sullivan in the Fifteenth
at would be dicu to describe the vulgar splendoT
which reiRned In Albany during the Legislative session
when the Ring at Its height Tweeds hotel bill
days was $4,000 His satellites Jared almost a.
sumptuouSy as he obssquious servants awaited beck
and nod OF strikers respendont in diamondA
who only lately dealt ont bad whSkey from corner gro
osrieS. The member was boWed up the State House
hill to his easy duties in suxurious carriage drawn by
swift horseh The members next friend and 20 between
paid for all the champagne which the most Unsuitable
taste could II physical pleasure the |
ann Of human anpn,an these man ourbt To have been
IN. bann,.,, cr.atur.. On .,rtb Rp, tac. bapntod
them-tbe faeo NJ mia. de,armined man Who aIvava
aocompliah.d vha, he und.rtoot. vboS. pr,noinl.a
vero not for saI. vbo hold 10 thu ,radonH Of ,ho
f.tb.ra who.. ovr ne. .. b,a ,vho cou,d No,
n. trrr.d hv ,h..,. nv mov.d h nrom,... ANA ,hn
face tha, banntod than vas tho face of samuel / TIL
den n-From cooh,a . re. of Tiidsn - maze Ga
The number of places the disposal OF tho Board Of
Aldermen iS than the number Of Aldermen, and
the consequence Of the plan has pursued
many years Of Determining the appointments to be
made by q sort of rafe or lottery In which the mem.
bers of the majority Of the Board participate those
drawing offices having the designation OF their ncum-
bentR This patronage consists Of . Clerk Of Common
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N''uAAN' 'HA'N'' y" A''' ensn H'eN1''
Tho LeRslntuYe IN oute likely to be called unon tn |
take some action ON the bill which was passed last
enion and IA To bs oered a9an AT tho psxt session Of
the Assembly reorRaniznR in some respects the Board
Of Police Commissioners In this city While such a
course quite certain 10 Do Favored oy the members OF
the Republican majority who profess to DO believers
In norpartsAnship ana VINO nnd tho Soard now for
the nrst time consisting OF three Democrats and ono
Republican thore no certainty regarding the action
OF the Democratic members and the ultimate fate OF
such bill t 10 perfectly evident from the memo
randum which accompanied the veto or tho deal