The sun., 1894-10-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

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william W. K oIco,t Republican candidate for A.
derrau In tho distrct last year polIcd
b4Oo in that district for Judge of the City Court,
against qO5 for James " Fit,sIuons on Assembly.
man the vote was, Lawson, Republican. $3.50. CONN.
Democrat 3so7 comm carried only three Of the thr.
tv.nye election districts Of the Tyenty.third.
David n Hl hos mover been defeated for an once
for which he was candidate. He has run success
I,eutensnt Governor and anvernor twice He has
never run on ANYTHING but Democratic ticket.
The interest on the city debt Comptroller Fitch com
putes, will he 100000 less next year than thisi
t5,i 1000 is the figure this year
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Inc a'en''"n ~ a., n"ni'pn, % VT :, ,.s
any person who shall bring take. order. or send or
shall cause to I've taken brought or order to be sent
shall attempt to bring, take, send or have sent
into any voting place, any distilled or spirtuous
liquors whatsoever. or shall at any such time ana
place drink or partake Of any such liquor shall be
high legal authority however this explicit provsion
OF law is said not to include beer which Ia fermcnt
cd and not distilled form Of stimulative beverage
beer is rot barred.
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There wore fewer real estate couveyances Of New
YORK c,ty propcrty I'm Isq9 than In any year since
isao and tho yane NJ property sold or transferred
was iess than In any year since 1888. The total
aoun. oo sue such sses ana nco ooo % "
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States had years occasion observe the
jures which may I've done by prescriptively partisan
apportonment such as is proposed part Of the
Constitution In New York this year. In Connecticut,
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. the rule OF eauit-
able numerical representation in the Legislature has
far abrogated that the smaller usually
Republican, are able to outvote the larger cities,
usually Democratic, and this injustice being part Of
istng state OF afrairs however large the popular
Democratic majority may be- At the last national
election the Democrats carried by popu-
lar majority In excess OF 5000 The state has been
uniformly Democratic for many years. but both its
United states Senators are and have been Republican
within twenty.nye years but Democrats contro, Of
the Legislature IA ont Of the question under n pro-
yis,on n, the which nract,caIIv
tees 10 the Repub,icaus majority and has kept two
Republican senator's in Warrington since the days of
sumner and wilson New Hampsbre long n Close
state and freouent,y carried Inv the Democrats on n
popular vote has Invariably two Republican United
States Senators. The adoption OF the apportionment
amendment To the Constitution would put New York
In the same political position by practically abrosat
Ing majority rule and majority representation In tho
Empire state. II the apportlonment amendments
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prao'e iu',e'pa e,er,oh VI io.E' N"en rre'aen.
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.iS VI w" o,n "a' if'"'"' ."is year ioi w
total enrolment Is 202 s33.
Two OF the hve candidates for municipal ofiicc on