New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-19
WHO WILL SCCCEED JUDGE BR1DYG
MANY ACTIVE ASPIRANTs FOR THE HONOR
THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

MANY ACTIVE ASPIRANTs FOR THE HONOR
THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Tho funeral Of judge Brady take place to-day. ard
already a long string of applicant, has appeared for
the place on the bench he Ia, let vacant. Governor
Hi and all the men likely q have influence WITH him
are being bc,icgcd by candidate, aud Their friends. Tor
il seems 10 have bccn taken for granted that tir Gov
crnor has the absolute night Of appointment for TIE
remaining part Of The year. and the man who :, sue
ccS,ful naturally expect, - gei The nomination ana
the election for full terra q i,urtccn years. lc,-
tcrlay Mayor Grant ,mu .oner Gil4oy Police Com
missioner Martin Corporation Counsel Clark and Other
Tammany Hall mi-ultc, were otc.fun Win people
seeking their influence f,r another oi tie many
asprints and il E., said that the transatlantic cal,
we're kept hot with message {" Richard croker "'
Nice ali about The vacancy iii o." supreme Court
Most Of those interested have bc.g working oI it'
theory that the Governor alone could III! this va'aa
until January l. ana only few had Yesterday cA
amincd the Constitution u.conty - learn ''li tA'
Governors aupDinimcnt h. tl- tI-" D. uJt tuoi VIII
ont the concurrence Of Tie state -tN1i'. ~ 'e -"
who found this ont some tore tct Hlr lh despair
while others began g. look mp their Republican CO."
uoctons and examine into thar chances Tor ''N"'I"'
ton should they succeed In securing thr ''FtII'' 81
favor. The clause Of tie Constitution Which bears
uuon mi, auction l. section > Of Article W. ana IT,
a. follows
When a vacancy shall occur Otherwise than lr cNr'-
ton u term in the Office % Justice % t' SUR '''
N. sane .ha! DE-. GleI fog ful. trn e. i' nt I'I To-
Gle. ton happening mob Is thtn thr months aii -.
vacancy occurs and uu.u any vacancy -h'. h" -o il
tho Governor by aai with the adyi" AID CONSENT " u
sanat. II tho senate -ha, De 800 i"n' d" j H't ''
session. the oo,,uor NAV appoint 10 ti such vacancy
ANY such Appointments snail coutiuGr uH,l "d including
the l,t d1y of December neat after tr 'lc elton al when
the vacancy shall b. n.'d.
Among tho,c who are named as Judge i'ihnF' Po-''
be successor are Judge George l.. Iner'""' "' '"'
superior CONT: surrogate Ra-tl- = Ransom H'''H'I
Tr,doric; SMITH judi" Milo leach, OF liz" '"ur "i
| Cannon Plea, and David Mcclure. the orator WHO
pre,crtcd Major Grant name for pnom1' nom Dr.
Tammanv Han last october Many other a-piI"ht' age
.nil 10 be IN abcyuucc and ready T. De sprung upon
the appointing power Immediately after TIE funeral
IN important part # ;he business 81 appointment VIII
now be how % get pat the senate.
The body Of Judge Brady. which wa taken from M
home No ~ Wet Thiuy-jhir st., to ~ Lc''a Roman
Catholic thu.cA va, viewed yesterday h\ liI;' h"n
Der Of persons. The body was placed IN a rosewood
| ca,het which was almost covered win ho"cio. Mi'.
sidney Harris Mr., Albert. NJ. henderson Moore ana
MR., Nathaniel Lane were present during the d"y and
sat by the body. The funeral viii take place today In
the church. and thee Will act ~ pail bearer,
Judge Van Bruut. CLirf,Iu-i.cc Sodcvic.. OF tho
superior Court chief Justice Jo-"ph /. l"h, 81 tho
Common Pleas, cN Judge Noah DaVi.. ca Judge Hem!
Hilton. Judge Lawrence, Etourlcr ~intih, 'tpifc "
/ Ouiufard John Russell iouur. General Daniel l..
Sichlcs George W Co.tcgill ard Frederic Il. Condci