New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

the district Is strongly Democratic TINT he Will
probably meet with little opposition The Nth Dis
lrict, including the first six wards and IN" Eleventh
ana Twentieth. is dcbatallr gronnd and there has
yet been no tax OF candidates on either side. The
With District Is made up OF the Eighth Twenty fourth.
Tw,ntysixh aud Twenty eight, wards and the four
county towns. AsScmblyman ouiclcy his just -
moved from the seventeenth Ward 70 the Twenty
eighth In order 10 be n resident Of th, d-iric and
1t T. believed that Il" Will seek promotion from The
lower house Of III" Legislature 10 the UPPER In view
Of hi> services To The Democratic powers that he IN
the county the leader OF the Assembly. Th,Tc
will he fighting chance ior the Republicans In this
district with the right man n, candidate since
The district, hav" been ccrrymandor.d 10 MAX"
four Of the five surely Democratic possible
although no such gross Inequality In number OF In
habitants exists rs In the Assembly Districts which
must be newly divided.
The new Bridge trustees have already made some
important changes I'm methods The smaller body
will meet twice a month instead OF monthly. The
vice president we'll The president Is made eS-
orclo member Of all committees The Executive aud
Finance committees reduced from to . bat with
the ex-onco members there Will ~ four In each com
mIttcc. \ prOte, against the reference Of the pur-
chase Of locomotive Ia the chief engineer with
power has already been made aud competitive bid,
Will b. sought. An Offer Is before the trustees for
a t"n-years lease OF the spaces beneath the new
storage tracks. between High and T1llsry sts..
opening Westinghouse by who proposes
TO reproduce there tho Baysva'er Market Of London
whatever that may De. II would seem that N" spices
under the Brdg. structure would be ~ Hulc value
unless IN" land between them and the newly uidcn"d
Ilbcrty-S,. wcr. also secured 10y the lessee. tn"
prov. sion, for "a" extension ~ the storage track,
include an ornamental facade on the Washington. 81
side.
The Grand Jury for April started ont with flourish
81 reform and summoned number Of city officials
and street railway presidents before H. and something
important either in the way Of INDICTMENTS recon
mendat.ons confidently expected from lis work.
Bui the only outcome WAS a long and somew -.ai In
coherent prcsentmrnt. drawn up in the Handwriting Of
several members Of the body. putting forth sou'e un
important recommendations In regard 10 matters not
especially ccrnane 10 III uor, 81 the Grand jury
a semi judicial body. The recommendation that all
the county property In Fatbush bc sold and the county
charges removed 10 -, Johnland does not agree with
the allegations Of the enormous vast" 81 money AZ
the latter place which would bc greatly increased by
tho suggested change. Tho selling Of swirl milk IN
the city Is already prevented FAR possible ly
The Board Of Health. and the Grand Jury's admon-
ton should have been addressed 70 -" Fla'landS
BOARD Of Health within whose jurisdiction the svll
fd kept.
receipts from the street railway companie- fNm tax
Ing the car. hy taxing The advertising r,c.pts and
such sep would not traNr IA" renting ~ ih"
advertising privileges II hist T. Illegal. y, Ia Do,
sprnklin. Of the streets h"fore ti.1 ar" swept. that
Is already required 10y thc ciy works Department
Thc snss. -li9n iha, 2 now method =" adoHh IN So
vcni0n 10 act upon and must have careful legal
consideration. Will III good cl'ircn- wouG llkr ~
public officials kept 10 strict performance ~ duy
by fear ~ Judicial investigation any plan 10 MAKE
con'inn,ns ingni'''n IN. "ork 81 Grand jury
become The instrument - injustice that Il should moi
bee lightly .dopteJ. II M Grand Jury had devoted
stead Of trying rcforn. tie whole civ. including
the Grand Jury hNef H." Jesuit might have been
far important.
Although Tayor Eoody made no attempt to rep,
10 the singing criticisms = Mr. D"rcT In his nd
dress at ~" N"ntnmt tnh- oven when VIZ DsD't
tried per-'nallv I" indn" i'm :" talk. h l"gal 81
wiser. Corporation Counsel jerks. undertook 80 lr-1h
III force o. ~" innarh. q tlc ecnI; otter hinncr
lyu ri the ruion Lcncue Cuh. l." said 1T T. .
lcaniful ,Hlns =" hay" rc1rnnh % l"ni'nnsc. n'
terrible nine (" have l"nsnag tax" command %
you. Particular, Is This tiur IN tho co" - = man
lihc Mr. p"pcT VII" ctosn.' know what he !, COIN
10 say when i" gets MP. doc'u'' know vhat b" J.
saving when hc t. M. md can't r'Hi"nlcr what b"
ha, saId when he ,iis docn,' # th's j. The bet
thai The Navor and his legal advisers can prepar"
In ~" ~ rct0rt infer ncnrl' w"rL :" thinl
# over. II !, n" wonder thai Nny"r h"odv "r'ncd
was that Mr porcw nt,4i III" cpe' ~ nruclpoi
n.gov rnm'ni in Erook,r clearly and conylncingy
Int the Moyor and III, friends could only trtc
rcfnc.. I'm Indignation aid declare tha; dub hospital
itlrs had been violated. Althrugl Mr. Dcrcw had
parly Promised 10 ~cri; for hc Con- nidation I":cr"
In the academy ~ Music l"fOrc this Incident oc.
CURED the comments Uurn his woide Law" induced
I'm 80 reconsider TIE matter. and hr viii rot peak ~
Broohlvu.
In naming Andrew 7. Suliiv'p for P.s'mns"r I"
ouccc'd The Let" G""Tg" j. Collins President 'l"N'
land has carried mt thr principles ~ r'vi N"rN'
reform. Nv sullivan hns been connected WIN ~,
Office for v"'rs. uuG"r two fdnlu'sirail"' Hh
I, the lest qualified man IN the city fer meeting ~"
dcmancs - ihc service. srv" ~ Tosmast"r' W..
rrcr and Hendrix neither Of whom We aN"l1'l
Int -. .fr,.t IL nir
Assistant Postmaster Smith. although nc W. . "
publican. bccnusr 81 his ">n"r"ur" md ir.d ahi'v
20 Postmaster Ccllire retained rnsi"r sullivan. ~
though he Democrat 80
IS the career ~ the city officials wh"- Pn,h
service T. done hor'a'h the dom" ~ me Wv ~
dos no; shin" brightly ~ present. il T. rr"p"n I"
lid the DON" IN order that Nrr" NAV ir ~pn'''Ih-
hrIr'.i nloni The ci"f city lmildinE. .
Tho d"ioni 81 tho iii to annex tlathi-h :" INC
cltv s attributed TO three cnuSoS ON" WIS i' "P,
nn.iicn ~ IN" mon in''r' iod IN tho o:r"l"n "'
merry gorOvnd near the Willirk cn'wltr ~ ',Npr"
Part who fcnr" hat thc Narnr rom'd no' we"
troir In in'Ss II the town hrcrmc y var" " ~
civ. Another was M f"nr # The c,N ', ,r
that TN" vote Il ~" tom ~ No MHV"r"i' 'IE ,,
you'd not y" =" strongly in thor favor ~ r,N -,
hopcd when arncyatinr first urr,n. III" ~"
WINS trn desire - s"-nc 81 the Pcpnnhc9H' "' u"
candidates for 'ifcc last I'm md Nh, 'rrihs. !"
rc,nain on'sid" ~ the CITY ord 50" " Ecu n" ~
roy rnn"n' cannot y" secured y ""foH'lnr me TN
NJ Fem ,craf'c Office h"'dore. fo'h~sh r' f.' br'T
,ho relation to Brcollyn that Hro"Win' d"cS 7"