The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18
STATE SENATE FORECAST.
PROBABILITIES As TO FUTURE CAM
DIDAIES IND PARTY SUCCESS
Fourteen Dat OF the rirst Fifteen Districts
Normally IeIong TO the Dr,nocrnt--Whero
They yin Look for the Other Threo
They Need TO Control the senate.

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iork mas i!'i li p"s' 't""''S S"'MH '"o ~
crease OF INV N"il''c"' ifhPpt'anco ~ w" cry.
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'nctens'hE III Popui'',''n n'".o w" .'o" iolA'
''u ,"' ie,t,e'"'''''o" y. Ne" 80 VOC TO
"uccu' IN loI,' "noh ,''',e "'S'''c' co'n,
prise" seNcF'i 'rn'."r7' 40" 'o'N Hn, "'' VI
n''Es' "',,"nl' D"'e''.HS; S"'o"H' i''r'''no'i'
horN'an"' 'ullo'N, anu neN'cn'H'or countess
were IN ono fchato "is,r'ct, nm" hau oh'y SIX
senator's ~ tnat ,'fnN ,n' A'pnny senate u'e,
trirt hhh nine senators, 'ho e. Lawrence rao
ci|n'' 'he S"u,norh anu "'s'oFn rrn't" eouh-
WIS '"" n'"o i.''e "o.. w" 'ou ~ ',pi'1'o"io
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anu iL'el Ia" s.N "em''o'' VI '"o'e ~
county nan We" iwiN' MINES "ueohS' n''h-
nio"u' ""'."N' anu es'c"c,'c.'
.h.Sr ,ne se'"nu
WIN i'-'' 'he,o "p'e ''N'' ,''''o u'e'ti''s.
ne NUN e' w cn"'o,S was "Ne" ~ 'ou' W
ulN.'E'. Ne" io'N' an VI i'""H tS.""u' "ho
richmond county maIo up ono district: ana
Ind no more representation than TioEa Onon-
J,.o D,.,.ir on5 Gnnooo ,.hi,h ,,,,r, horo
""Ho ".''''', ""u 'eh0,", "''|' ~" NV
less than TWO senators. WHO INC couhtes III
tho oil First district have fourteen, New York
'r, was '".Ns ~ ~ 50 w -,
IL was stea, gam Tor Nc" iorN uhuer ,he
tho tot,l pumh,r NJ Senators mnde IN, dis.
49,. .,'i,,. &c., ,,, , $3.50. ~, ,,,a III
trct. New York got four Senators. and Kings
county for tho Orst tino anno,rs ns n district
by itself New York city had four for twenty
years. then it got five. and after thirteen years
six and major fraction
IN III : same way Iiat INC representation mas
been shifted from the conntryto the city, it has
hnnn sbftnl In Nn,v Work f~nD, thn I,vn-tn
=, a., ,' ,'.i,. .'nI, 1.n,,ln ,i'o ,,.ti,,,1
l" the uptown wards. lh"er thc appor'i"h-
,yhiIn tho TvnIr,h Xinn,o"n,h md Tynntv,
VIM wv ,r'' .,
uation Of the city now. werc put in with six
moro wards f., mako - district
The Senate appointments and the public
school administration are almost the only tam
gbc shape in which the old wards appear, cx-
cept on inc map. Inc wards Wero originally
created with population and not territory us u
OASIS Inc lWel'h Wata mas several ''ihes as
much territory as the hTst eleven. The wards
tLo v,rL vim ,bc bi,hnst ,,n,Icr tal,iI,,, tho
unsctIi nnrt II NniErif,n Ind If a. bon,
nH ken, ,l,i' n,Ir W'' Mal" w vi" ,'t%3S
inro ~ va i or , COR , ~ -
it, the new ward Mas made q ;hG NOR, ct, thiGkIy
nopun,Su rAi1 'T IL 49, ',iiu 80 ,,n ny IL,
town un; now t extends hort" hort" T ft3m Eigh y
IiNt t 49,, ~ viz ii'''V it''' anu 'p"''ch
DIyn WV r mrS" ,,nor,;o,ront ,oros roa,col
az M q" yt% sric, m 10 rSs
an M" iHt rie hrin with th 81 an
runs r. W tne Vest Els TO dwnh'ysX.a street.
~ inGt"Its IA" iIS,. .ecTnu ni'q Imtn.
out ne Fourth SiX6n: AMI hoWrt.enth wards, wards;
W. hia @ WIZ IN 'io U,o
q the most oysrwhsiml"s;, 'oi Tie DsinoSratis
Mninr+i t,,t t ncrt n'm n NJ
to run so many canddates as they could in the
o' n u.sf f ~, co,o. ai.,,iot 90 ,ho co,1
Now }ort inrlmSns Tho TonrtG S,vth ny seventh
in enthum unn as,nrh WAITE, or. ,onsmy
sirnnt Ir,,wnv Tia ri"o ny th rnt
Nv, liver ms GSGrttrisPonas IN mEen"rml way to
ai,aarn H. H.. .nn, ,vnw ,Lnt tio ,r.caI,rr.
dist rict cerr"sp"nus viii the one representei
10 Snno,or rwn sann.nr ALnorn - 49,
diJnfn Tor Observation-Disclosures liz ara III
SENATOR I,rown ~ not can1jItin r. - too
entlv TO tell what the chances would be- should
he be- ONO a candidate.
The new Ninth district consists OF the. Tenth.
FouItaenth Iiftnrnth and Sevcnt eanih wards
one Of The most miy"d.un districts noiiticnIIy
in tho city. il rams over to Sixth avenue and
north TO Fou,tnnn;h street. ma southern
boundary is Division and anal streets, Thls
district includes SteckcrviIlr. and It's present
Senator il Goorpe r. Koesrh II is also he
home Of Sneaker SuIIer and OF the Hon. Tim.
othy Dry Dollar sullivan. So far as m early
summer prediction can lie made. sullivan viii
70 to the Senate. Rorsch viii he civil Justice.
and Sulzer Will 20 back to the Assembly and
be n en- ndllnte for re ion n SDaukrr
Tho new Tenth is the Eirhtepnth, Twentieth.
and lwenty-flr,t wards 1t is hounGnd hy For
firth STRAIT Twrnty-si Nth street SIyrh avenue
and Iourteenth Street. senator turnIurnnm
represents the district now having ueen
rl,rtoJ 70 nj Tia vacnnrv cansnI Nv ths death
Of senator iIarnn Hc il un1IarstonI 10 5e in
different to a nomination in the fall ASSEM-
hivmnn % Tlnnnnij * snnl;nn of 10 surreeu him
The lines Of this district hayo been so chanpai
that only A fraction of tL. old district re- IIaIns
now and il is hard TO ma knn any IreLictIons
From Eortjoth street north nynryth,un il re-
constructed. The total gain in SenntorS comes
there In the last Srnufr thnrr were nnly Two
Snpat, nnrth 81 .nrt ia, IA foot. 4 ',,,,,n iv.h