The sun., 1891-01-17
ALBANY NOTES.

INC teottmony IN Sno SofetoRe Assembly
contest In the hands Of Clerk DsFreest con-
tains q pointer for those whose political vision
is affected BY Mugwumpia. They cannot see
how Gov. Hill could have more votes than the
Presidential candidate without justtfyine their
ever-ready suspcions OF treachery. The point
Or 10 correct their Interpretations in this
particular Is found In the evidence OF Henry A.
Mann. hard-headed Saratoga Republican.
who has been In the party since its formation.
He said that he sometimes voted for Demo-
Gratis. however. and. IN answer to Q question
from counsel. said he had voted for Gov. Hill.
Albany ia enjoying real old-fashioned win
ter. Everything Is on runners. even to the
babies pe perambulators. or course some Of the
ssss' have cutters tE use when
are not SO We'll liked, It is a very poor baby.
though. that cannot have runners for his daily
airing instead OF wheels.
The deadly bob sled has not. yet been re-
stored to favor hy the return OF winter weather.
ossessed the town are the few and lIttIs eRes
pons phss * Suf SsTs n
Sdss% G q ieTS s tSote5 Tss ifs hsssstl SSS sad
i've passengers. was the fastest. It was Very
DANGEROUS sport. this bob-s!sddine. although
ls hs Bin lssass 70 Ssss s essss ss s Soms sosss AND and
sdins down no bill not ess esaS hs i'iS bun. %:
days when tho bobs ruled the city may yet bs
seen in its streeta And more than one grave in
vei% u Re daneers The spo ''
.Tobogsaning which nourished at tho same
though scarcely more, speedy sliding. But
even this !asenating form IN Of winter amuse;
od % as Was three and four years year V ago Fheps
are two good slides open IN Albany this winter.
is to learn the, e1haratlon that one
when on the wing. This, with tho heau.ies oi
hG the ali
Soiors q the Costumes. the sccessores @ u iisht
laughter and lovliness make an evening ct the
slide something to be remembered.
George 7. Smith; sS b. clever young nsyspaper
Ss csrt win Fl
be 1hHn ang the work Of
sponsbltss Q! the Spssters Clerk lave SSb BEEN as
ssns Of lite sT sS Whole Was sS9 Sas
e. sas Shst shsRsss RsS II hs PartrnH The
Euiings., THAI no longer necessary, and Mr..
Smiths lack Of legislative experience will not
Sny ss Fl aon the mdSs Hs D9s bSs
low the glance OF young Mr.. Farquhar and
select a back seat so that there might be more
chance Of their getting seats together should
tho latters name be long IN coming out. Tim
seems to have taken quite q fancy to tho
wealthy young representative OF the adjoining
district. And his own sturdy character seems
to havo impressed the newcomer favoraby.
Tim was q great iavorite VIII men OF former
Houses. ike croshy and Hamilton, that he
would not appear TO have much In common
d. esn't seem to think much oil senator Stewart.
however. Last winter he explained his ac-
Gurement OF q severe cod hy saying that he
had to take on his hat In coming up in the ole
vator with Lissy"
The friendship Of an old member, particular
ssay nsw r noGs q S:sS :Fi: ,AS: X:
more likely the novice 10 to be Deceived IN the
tho purposes ot tho record have sold himself
as to have been delivered without his own
knowledge. The old members seldom take
part In the hefoo Ing OF u would-be honest
new man. Even he ronghcst riders In the
Black Horsetoop respect gool intel lions. One
OF them saved li9neft John Connelly's record
but John di,i not knowt. He sum- osed It TO
hooters who knew that his vote and others In
favor Of tho n easuTo were paid for. and that
suspicion would attach to all supporters Of It.
esnsd over snd whispered. You don't .wsgt
to vote ior shstt% s h.. M, cSansly changed his