New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03

,vho has Ind e.perience at Albany is Assembly man
Weed who served two years in the same capacity
OF the nine Democratic Assembly men, Messrs oa'ii'
COoncy OConnOr, Kelly, Shields, Qulgley ana by I'M
return 10 the places which they held last year. Inc
new members are William j. Plant, In the lld Deu'''
who succeeds Bernard J. Mcbride, and Louis u o'''
who succeeds Adam schaaf in the vim Di'fic|
No Of the returned members has ma"e any POI
ticular mark in the Legislature.
In state positions Brooklyn Is represented by Vuar-
nntine Commissioners John A. Nichols, George W.
Anderson and John McGroarty, Port Warden william
H. Lcaycraft Member OF the state Board OIL Meola'o"
AMI Arbitration Florence F. Donovan. Member Vi u'e
state Board of Regents 81. Clair Mckelvey and heh''
Der u the state Board Of Charities CARL H. De ohNer'
I'm gene g. BlackioN has been one Of the Sti'e No"'
m., toners ~ Fisheries for several year, until COY
eruor llul removed him - his last official act
Congressman chaplin i, expected to g. u WASHING,
tom for the winter with hi, familT. lie WI co%'
If, hoi-. i'm Eighth ave. ot the season. and VIII n't
follow the example Of senator I'LL IN tr ing ~ dlIeI'
political affair, home while at tn National capital
Nr. Clapus friends hope that his health VIII DC
Improved by the change Uf climate. 49,
iu, .,ud between Henry !. Cullen and James w.
GG-vay. which recently came near aivancng rom
word, t. blow. Al the Brooklyn Cmb' Is tae result OI
-eriYu, differences between the two men, each OF WN0m
Lanshlin when that veteran paltcal leader shall re
tire p rmaucnty from active p!hlcs Mr' cullen Is
one 0i the first hcutenants Of the B)ss, ana SPOKE
for him in promising 10 Roger .. Mills the four votes
II the Kings County Congressman In the SleakerSinp
ft- I. y
become Mavor. and he was active IN e hls lc lol
nation lat fall H. had withdrawn pfeleh>lOhS 10
rhe .innatIpn for Morn General u ne s1ae "hi
.. l..lr,.i I'm many quarter, that Mr. Ktgway would
boo nominated. bat two days before the nomination IL
..a. ,li-rn-,.t that he wa, To- be turned down. MI
Midway and his friends believe that this was due
to = story which Mr. Cullen carried to the " BoSI'
a.d wl.u b.. called Mr.. cullen a Glebcarer al ne
,'',.t l. u.. ~tNlttln- facts There l. likely 10
hr r,.r.. Cd. shine between Ny. RiGeway and Other
D.mDsratlc leaders iu the near future ana hr may
..tf De- a.
ii' r.c. Ni~ way INTO pnNIc' il'I N, ""' 'i...'
rcolt,d nr Independent nomination AZ the teru1ing
az ti. ,,r..r ri.r,. Wa. some surprise EXPIRE. pr
,I,. Mr. EtdgWay did not attend the farewell hItir
- ,,,rrr0r iTl Nr MeI.usllia Wa prevented
from Attendance by the death Of hi, brother The
reason Mr.. chaplin did not attend Is said To De inc
Guc ,f the mo-t interesting prbuc men of th2
city la- gone in the death OF Bishop lol;hln. VINO
Tor thirty light yenis was IN" lead OF the Eoihs
r.fy black drc,, and antique hat b" could be- seen
every morning whsn In health making his way TO
after he moved from JAY st. 10 the episcopal palace
ou the liill hr kept up the old practice. Many per
him ard he had a kind word for every one. Many
anecdotes related Of him in ree:id TO hi, fondne.9
m effort, of news paper men TO elicit info nation from
HIM. md Pc would gently bnt firmly rpn>e them.
.,,,t,I ,,nIer nj, oversight ana direction With
nant opportunities to amass wealth he took advantage
n none ~ them. ana died poor. having gwen away
- chgritv III. gift OF $4,000 by the laity aud
fi2.ODO by the CLERGY ri The time ol his golden
~ @ death If Alderman Wood surprise to man
ner 4or, who familiar with his public carer
10 ga one Of the most active Republicans OF the
f. rl Ward and "A constant reader of TIL" Tribune from
,, hood II, represented li- ward several terms a
,,lar of In. Board Of super l-or- and Just clos
,r mi, Second term H. District Alderman when his
i,.-,f ,,.,urr.i II. ilnu t0 retire from active
pull e III. AT the end Of m honorable c1lccr lie Will
=, nni..o.' I'm tn, community Do which he had lived for
forty var.
opi4,.1 ny the heads Of dcDlrtmentS. Ills act VIII
put his administration on ~ par Win tlAt o. Mayor
tb,rin flr il viii substantially continue H.. Mr..
.,ndv viii simply he the aiiu ego Of VII. Chpn. 10
whom BE- has given his seat i'm Congress In return Tor
tie Mayor, chair