The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-05

blmuithnoouby Win tno announcement tnAV Timothy
Campbell might be candidate for Congress- this
in tho Eighth district, came word that exJudg 20
Mccarthy. the present incumbent 10 going back his
law practice
Tho Board of Aldermen has adopted resolution re.
questnR the State Legislature to authorize appropri
alton for q armory for tho sixty.ninth Regiment
now occupying cramped quarters over Tompkiuss Mar
ket Third avenue
Tho Attorney for tho Fire Department receives sal
OF 5000 and he is aided in tho discharge of
his onerous duties by three temporary Assstant re
ceivtpg respectively, g. 500 $500 and 81 100 year
There is also clerk. who aids tho temporary assist
ants" at salary of 81, 2oO The three Fire Commits
sioners receive IS 90 and tho Chiefs Battalion who
are on duty both day and night who skilled in
graphing with urea and whose lives In frequent
peril receive 81 $50. The last named have tempo.
rary assistants either.
Tho death of John oBrien has proved sad blow to
those In charge of the Republican Business move
mont They had hoped and expected to get ultimately
within their ranks large number of good Republican
workers who have been virtually shut out OF the reRu.
uAr organization These, with a number OF Demo.
cratic recruita and with what is left Of the leaders OF
the United Labor party, would have made orRani.
cation OF some preensions to following and could have
compelled recognition from the Republicans in the city
AtlarRe The death of Mr.. Brien however following
closely upon the financial difficulties of John T Plum.
mer, and the burleSQue abSurdueS OF the Banjo Bust
a setback to the entire movement Hut 1t will un.
doubleday require something much stronger than this
TO diSconcert the everenerRetic Charles d. Sweeney
who is the curator OF the whole affair whose Ygor
increases as tho day of election approaches
The uian Of choosing relations of party leader for
places Of Importance to the detriment OF better quail
ned and more deserving men, is one which has given
the leaders Of TAmmAny Hall some trouble in past
years but at no time within a generation much
trouble IL 10 giving W. The Martins John
Barney. the FtzpatrickA William II. CLARK, and tho
Sections tho largest once holding families In Tam.
many Hall today During tho time that Mr. Croker
was Chamberlain at salary Of s23 900 year the TO-
lowing relations OF his holding the offices
Edward Croker his brother United States Inspector OF
BoilerS at salary of 5000 Edward 7. Croker his
nephew. foreman OF Engine Company Ma l. at saary
OF 81 go George Croker Assistant CLERK OF tho tity
Conrl, at salary Of 5000 DR. William T, JeHkns Mr..
Cookers brother inlaW Coroners physician at salary
OF 500; Samuel Warren. another brother law. .
Chief Clerk the Eighth division In the Custom House
ct salary OF 02SnO not to speak Of the vo.ube and
distinguished Patrick AcCAnn- Boni'ace witness and /
brother in.lAw.
Senator FAssett Is authority for the statement which
makes its for the fret tine that during
the past ten ysArs diferaIt laws lave been
acted changing Amendius charters Il tie cry or
State New York leads with 500 aud hro"kIyn follows
with 1885, sofAr as this result establishes ans IhsnE II
TO point 10 the conclusion nat hai ihsse charters
drafted IN the r.t instance VIII greater view
public and less regard Tor Art advantage there
would be Iess need Ofthis huuuA tnktrns. There
thirty cities IN New York ony tour ~ which were
organized before the prc'rn' ren'' The Oldest city
OF the State In POM Of !'."-, HrA' Oh IS New York
Albany INCORPORATED arteeu 'rSrs iAIer IN 1854
Hudson was incorporated ia l--l ant schenectady IN
i7.- BuraO got lis 90 arlSr YrA's before Brook
BL 90 did uucA- E.mirl Nas tie yEy CITY 10 10 iIeUt
por-ied during the IAls~A'