The sun., 1894-02-16

| Harmony has been restored IN the fammsny een-
mttess In the Seventeenth and Eehtsenth distriots
and the fifteen years fsud between Senator Plnnh
| and sxJudge Murray appears to be at an esd
The Deputycsrk Of the Board OF Alosrmsn ssts more
sslary than an Alderman. and the CLERK gets more
salary than the President Of the Board
Albany Is gradually losing us former prominsnee a.
the political vel as the ocIsL capital Of the state
Two causes may be assigned for this the new appor
tIonment the improved means OF railroad com
muuicstion. Two striking illustrations OF the change
are ut hand For great many years the standard
Republican authority in all state legislative matters
was the Albany Erfnfn9 Jar"d. estabshed IN isoo Hs
invetsrate Democratic rivai has been the Albany
Aoga. established In 1919 Each published . guide.
the Ersaiq JOurrri Almanac for Republican politicians
and the ga Almanac for Democratic politicians Ia
1893 the JosrRai Alma ceased to be published ana
this year the publication OF the lr0w Aims has
been abandoned. Politicians desiring enlightenment
in state snsirs must turn to New YORK. Albany s no
longer the political capital
The Snstsenth Assembly district is the only enc in
town which has two Police justices.
The Secretary Of the Board Of Health rsesvs, tsoo
year. Commissioner Edison receive,s sAoOo
The annual election Of onieer, Of the Tsmmsny 60
ciety will take place on Monday. April IL
The cash In the hands OF the Public Administrstor Of
this city the LIST day Of January was In
the Union Bank and t55 Tp7 In the Continental Bank
a total OF $3.50 i2o5d
Though Its leaders have not been saying much on
the subject Tsmmsny Hall has not been neglected BY
the Administration In the distribution Of patronage
Each Assembly district organization has had the
naming Of laborer In the Custom House ana In the
Apprsssrs Department exclusive Of the Navy Yard
and Post once patronage, which, since March = has
been allotted to Tammany.
william ?. sheehsu is possible candidate for Con.
gress In the Thirysecond dstric which gave in 1872
a Democratic majority OF 1900 for DANIEL Lockwood
is made up of sixteen wards Of Buffalo. the other
wards a.ong with the country towns OF Erie county
making part of the district represented by exJudgs
Daniels which 10 strongly Republican. Nj. Lockwood
is possible candidate for Lieutensnt-oovernor
The election OF Congressman Gear OF Iowa to the
Senate increases the number Of Governors in that
body to thirteen. as follows: Berry OF Arfansas Per
kns OF California, Colqutt and Gordon OF Georgia
Culom and Palmer OF Illinois, Gear OF Iowa, Davis OF
Minnesota Bi of Now York. Vance OF North Csrolins
Harris and Bate Of Tennessee and Coke OF Texas In
the House OF Representatives the two sx.Govsrnors
are Dingey OF Maine aud Mcoresry Of Kentucky.
Better accom- odstons for the New Ysrk Post once
and larger appropriations for Its support are impsrs
lively demanded Congress. now in session. has the
power supply BOTH and .ho prons of the New YORK
ofiice. sio.ooo a day. Justify such action.
vote OF o. 900 (2o 600 in each distrcp at special
January election for two congressmen is the largest
any special election in this state, except the special
election Tor senator In the sehenectauy district on
Feb ~. 1882. at which 2s,i3+ votes were cast.
There but surviving Democratic Govsrners OF
Ohio and both of them. oddly enough. were defeated
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trains only and the Harlem road had depot at what
Is now the Madison square Garden The city owned
much vacant land between ninih and seventy |
second sareets east OF central rArk' HWAnot thougut
TO be worm nuch anu various grants AZ nominal
figures were given TO charitable institutions suose'
quenily ~heh the New YORK Central tracks were SUNK
on Park avenuet ceased to oe thorouxhfas. and the
absence OF Senices madeH desirable Tor hospitAi and
library purposes The square hA mile OF territory now
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the fnil term OF yeara All seven sectsd In 1892
are win The possible exception or Edward J. Dunphy
In tho Eighth district candidates for reelection. Mr.
Dunphy though aTammany man In good standing ts |
not on very friendly terms with the Tammany district
Patrick Diver Afsw weeks ago the term OF james
Dunphy Congressman Dunphys father a CLERK OF IN.
Second District Court EXPIRED and though he b..
bsen = veteran in service there he wa. no,
inted the place going to Fraucl, Mansin Who