The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08
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UoIvcEtcu VIII % printed on the regular octnt bnt
lets double oouuin like the rreedensini eisctors
Thffs yin be two OF delegates 70 be voted for by
eneh esoorhs delegates for the State at large and
the district dessntes chosen consequently with and
IN the. hsns districts A. the state senstora
fwoelerkshp vacancies in Police BOARD have been
| nlsd W appoIntments from the same Assembly die.
trtcf 40 their predeosesors one vacancy was caused
| NATION Of John MCGOWAN. Do'sn was appointed by
judge Power. MCGOWAN BY Judge o Reilly
rhstwo coronsrs whoss successor, are 10 be chosen
htthis yeart eectlon ~ j. q. MESSENGER and W. j..
hcEsnna. Neither will be renom,nated. hesssmer be.
| caute be has served three terms MoKenna be.
caute OF the results OF recent Investigations the
oeronsrs once methods Tho terms OF Schultz and
| shea do not expire until 1904 The name Of John
Connolly 10 heard again connection with aCoroner.
chip as has been almost oontnuousy since hs term
As the Assembly In the Nineteenth district
| noN Gu, In thtee. expired.
the annexed di.tret has set up politicians row
on Its own account onwis avenue between 135th and
f3sth stresta Upon II are tho residences of Jacob
seabold. the Tammauy leader kdwsrd MeCue. one Of
thA leaders In the new Independent Citizens party.
and james J. Mooney There are also three political
hsstquartsrs, and new asprauts for the honors aud
smonments OF official station movingi In weekly.
ofsbS5 900 revenue bonds Issned by the Comptroller
last month 10 anticipation OF city taxes payable in
November. ,ths Manhattan Trust Company took
$4,000 the Bank OF New York SlOo, 600 che Corn
Exchange Bank 100000. the Lawyers Surety Com.
pauy 100000. tho Western National Bank $50 900 the
Hank OF the State OF New York $4,000 the First Ma.
tiopai BANK $50 600 the seaboard Bank s25 600 and
Andrew Il. Green s2o.ooo Revenue bonds pay per
| cent interest
The B6ard OF Aldermen COSTS tho people OF Nav York
In salaries sS8 900 From this sum the salaries
| Of fortyeight ofnciais are paid.
The annual fnrcs OF selecting can iidates who after.
ward decline 10 in progress among tho city Repubi
cans. IL 10 . familiar form OF autumn diversion In
1891 It was carried almost up to tho dav OF the
| State Convention. and . "pick up nomination for
Governor had to be made after Cornelius y. Bliss
John II. starin George B. Sloane. Chsuncey NJ Dspew
warner Miller. Benjamin y. Tracy. and William II.
Robsrtson. had tn turn declined. In the Maroralty
campaign OF 1872 tho Republicans discussed the
claims o. Gen Horace Porter then OF Jesse solgtnan.
r. A. McAipin. Henry Ciews Chauncey ". Depew. and
Cornelius Van Colt without better result; all declined
This year Joseph II. Choate. Daniel o. Rollins. and
Benjanin " Tracy have been doomed" 70. Court Of
Appeals Jadkeshlp though It is known that neither
ono would heeept. ana the Republicans will therefore
DO left ON Oct. without an available candidate
Bernard J. Doura,. who 10 a candidate 70. she Civil
JudReship nomination In the Firh district. was for
three years an Assistant District Attorney and Is one
OF the most popular Young lawyers wari
whore ho was reared. Ho has many friends in and
ont OF tho Tauuany Hal organization In the Fourth
the field asa candidate would DO formidable anag.
onst TO Judge Goldfogie whose majority when elected
In 1887 was less than 800 voteA
Some Republican dis,ric. leaders. having apparently
nothing more profitable to do upon the
relative height In feet aud inches OF Fred Gibbs and
JAKE Patterson Some that Gbbs 10 the taller Of
tho two: Others that Patterson enstled to that
dsrinction. It 10 an interesting question. but Its de-
csiou would DO without much political Importance
One thing. however. 10 absolutely certain; neither
Gibbs nor Patterson appears very tall night
Patterson especially diminishes though during tho
weeks preceding election he caste impressive
shadow over the politics OF city, State and nation
The Presidential election OF 1sa, was an uucom.
monty poor one FOR political strike" The campaign
was u Quot one. ana In New York city tho strikers
Jared miserably In previous Presidential years they
could mako what they called "tho round" on tho var.
Gus political headquarters and In Of them least
some uusophst!catsd individual might be induced to
look with favor upon their demands Last year
tbsre were NO political headquarters to 20 to. All
strikers have an Unborn horror OF Tammany Hall
whore their tricks and devices well known, and
there 10 any fear therefore, o. their ening
the walls OF tho big brick building on Fourteenth
street The local Republicans might have been more
say prey for hem but for the fact that last they
had no local headqusrtsrs, moving about ike Arabs
from place TO place.
IAvrsnes T EeAl. Democratic candidate for Cover.
OF Ohio halls from Chtico:hs in Ross county, the
homo Of FOG Horn" Bill Allen tho frat Democrat to
hold tho once Of Governor OF Ohio after the war.
IN respect to the cash revenues which sustain tho
FEDERAL 0oyerument. New York city 10 the nations
nsin reliance. or Sl77<52.Ooo collected fsom Gus.
toms revenue last New York took in II 80 600 600
or more than is per cent. OF the whole amount. II
costs -. 100000 to maintain the Custom lIouse and
tns balances $500 600. was RENTED to washing.
ton. The New York Post once took IN las. year 81.
869.260. The total expense OF Running 1t 81.
66eo0o. aud the profit. S4,700o0c was remitted to
Washington The internal ,axes yielded tho
Government Sl53 600 ooo. and of this New ork
stood at the head Of tho other staes with nearly So
o0oo 900 beer tax. Pennsylvania was second with
oaoo0o0o New York yielded S. 800 600 tobacco taxes
against 600 from Psnnsy,vania and So COO 900
from Missouri.
Under the Senatorial apportonmsnt all tho ter
titory between Fortieth and second streets 10
divided Into two distrcts the Eleventh and Twelfth
The southern boundary OF tho former is street,
the northern boundary OF the latter Is sevenysecond
street, The dividing line west OF Sixth avenue 10
Fftysecond street. and east Of Sixth Ia Fifty.
ninth ptreet.
Il 10 much to DO noped In the interest OF hospitality
well n OF harmony that Brother Beden Brother
Hiscook. the warning JonathAns of ths Republican
party IN onondaka county will abate their hosttics
during the time scheduled for the Republican State
Convention In Syracuse. beginning At noon on Oct
othsrwss. tho visiting delegates may not be able to
secure peaceful access to the hall
Men active throughout the state in Democratic DOLL.
ties arc recalling tho active taken In the Presi
Dental canvass OF 1884 by Isaao H. Maynard who will
bs renominated for the once OF judge Court OF
Appeals at the Democratic Convention In Saratoga
Always y warm partisan and ardent adurer OF Grover
Cleveland. Judge Maynard Che was County Judge in
Delaware county for six yeArs bacAnio cognlzAnt
scheme engineered by the Republicans TO 30 alter the
vote in certain distros that electoral vote OF New