New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
FUNERAL or SENATOR E. p. HAGAN

PLANS FOR TIE ELECTION OF HIS SUCCESSOR
The funeral OF Senator Edward Percival Hapa,
held at the Roman Catholic Church OF the Epiphany,
at Second-ave. and Twenty frsst., ut IL m yestef.
day, attended by larger number Of well known
men In political life than Is usual In the Of
OF the rank OF State Senator. There was also Q
lavish display OF floral tributes. This was no doubt
duo largely 70 his personal popularity as well as to
his political prominence. Among the floral pieces
were miniature chair. from the State Senate, "Gata
Ajar,' with the words. " Dear Husband from the
widow: a large anchor from the Tammany Hall Gen
cral Committee Of the Xllth Assembly District;
broken column, six feet high, from the Ana"aha
Club and crosses, wreaths and pillows. The pail
bearers were observation-disclosures Shechan, mayor
Giroy, ex-Mayor Grant Corporation CoufSei oa1
and senators Mcmahon, Roesch, Ahearn. llunnu ans
Cantor. At the requiem mass the Rev. Dr fees
J. i'rendergast was celebrint and he was assisted "
the Rcvs Messrs. John p. Lcnersan' Dahia u
Cunnion and John Delargy. The muse was :" AZ
elaborate and impressive character the regular cnoU
being augmented by singers from the ehois @ s''
AIMS and It. Stephens churches, and WAS und7
the direction OF Frederick Davis, orgnnis'' nesoes
the largc number OF LEGAL politicians ana tne meno
~ the knawanGa Cub al the funeral tlerr Mee 49,
nroscnt twenty Ight members OF TIE senate aiu
one members Of the Assembly. The punai ''oA p''~'
u" .Ster a conference which Mr.. Croker hen w WIN
Tammsny leaders yesterday 1t wa am n The
the time for the primaries 10 ef'Ct emnata Mr.
Talrnany Hall senate Convention 70 nvn, evening
ilagan's successor would be held to-IhVtIV vo %;
and that the convention would assemble az r ~ 80
Eas, rifty.sIxth.st on Monday evening ias M
on az The city composing the old INN Senao anad
tict under the former appoFon VIII y, ,tory
,lnon 90 fiji the vacancy. This takes IN lne 49,
east OF Third-ave. between Fourieentn ana vvVIiIR
sixth sts.. and comprises the ora VIII Tho election
XXth and XXIId Assembly DslrlcE SO Inv ,n moo
will cost The taxpayerS from S3o.no 10 syo"on
Inspectors poll clerks ard ballot CLERKS nus' ,r.nn
nointed BY the Police Commissioners lpr 20. s.ms
district and polling places must he p rovu iawvsrs
as AT a general election. some Iamman! law sm' "a
think tina. .s .hc election must take place uiue, n
old app0rticDmcnt fresh regiStrauoh wiz " ana a
cary The ieadnr insisted Yesterday that no ys a.
VET picked ont for Mr. lIaran's successor e" w,,h
Senator or Tammany lender OF his disret' Tue N'''
GOV. FLOWER ORDERS A SPECIAL ELE' iio''
Albany Feb Ex-Governor Flower to-day issued ~
following proclamation:
stotc ~ New.York Executive Chamber
vhsre. vacancy exists in the Office OF State Senator
for the IXth Senate District OF the state Of Newi'A
con sequence OF the death OF Edward T. hag'h :.
Therefore Ey virtue OF the authority vested u NC,
special election hereby ordered 10 be held IN anu
aid IXth Senate District as the sane was o"'s .
prior 10 April 80 1892, Tuesday the 2lst Gay Oh
next. for the purpose OF choosing Senator IN toe ~
said Edward Z. Hasan. deceased whose term Of ous On
gan on tho list day of January 1892, and VIII eAps
the 8ist day Of December, 1893 ., =.
Given under my hand and the prvy seal OF 'ne ' vh
the Capitol In the city OF Albany, THIS -'u uS "
ruary, In the year OF our Lord, 1922. ,,,,
ROSWELL 4. FLOWEH'
Nc a. coxor,or y, & WILLIAMS Private SeefetaTy'