The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-08

Hall ticket. ,Alonzo B. Cornell, who represented
the Eleventh district, now the Twenty; am.
the Western Union Telegraph Company. vii.
liam Waldorf Astor is a resident of London,
matters; he was .Paymaster-G~enerai, with
the rank Of Brigadier-Generai. on Gov. Nor.
Tho contrast between the aristocratio
Eleventh eve, and the pelebian Twelfth district is
q p%olltiSs: %esP kssnap me-, els sSs t. i, me l ssif
type, in retirement with q competency. Maur.
ice F. Holahan was a Commissioner Of Ac-
ard a. Gieserich, elected in 1885, Is q Justice
Of the Supreme, Court. John +. Windolph,
who re rep g, The Thirteenth district Tor
Aldermen, Arthur b. Williams is one Of tho
new Rapid Transit Commissioners. P. II.
trict In 1915, is a Justice Ice Of 't the supre a1s,
Court. Lewis J: Conlan, who represented it in
lpsse; is Justice Of the City Court. Louis
Charles ". Dayton, Patrick J. Carly, who
brewers: William sulzer Is = member 'e OF
the Fifteenth district in 1878, is cierk Of the
Eighth, District Court. Michael ]. Dougherty
Is clerk in the Department qf Arrears o. Per.
under the present Administration James F.
Hbiisgiins holds a place in the United states
rotary Of TammaSy Hall i'eauins SEQ
teenth district. is Judge Of the Court Of ' General erajl
Court. Wilson B%erriman, who representa-
the place held by Deputy Collector Blatchford.
in the Eleventh district. Stephen n. simonson
is a DEPUTY sheriff. Charles 4. Flammer. elect
q sG 1sRreSen Dan shlS f. fiS' asIt In i os lis Is q E Gisy
teenth Is Justice Of the sixth Judicial Court.
y Msy ca aeSs Of the TweR Wiitlan is one Of the Sub;
docket clerk in The County Clerks ONCE. TfSeo'
dore Roosevelt. who represented the Twenty
Navy. Charles w. Dayton. who represented tho
Twenty-third, vas Postmaster until succeeded
semblyman for two terms, is one Of the present
City Magistrates. Jacob A. Cantor. Assembly
man for three terms. is a State senator and
OF the Assembly.
James l. Wells. who represented the annexed
that OF 1892, is one Of the commissioner O.:
Taxes and Assessments. John F. Mcintyre,
w was an asp Ississsnt d. TiT'a1t It ,ssSSpd us sdIstf iSS;
place under District Attorney Nicoii. joseph
man from the Twenty-second district, was Com.
missioner of Taxes aud Assessments until super.
S ", Smith oS an h oIRdR0'a Ihs o 81 Me " di SsFS1s' o; |G 9Pa
menagerie in the Park Department, George
w; Lyon was Surveyor of tho Port until ap.
pointed to his present place, which is that o.
Corporation Attorney. He represented the
Twenty first, district tnow the Twenty-ninthl
in the Legislature of 1886.
AS may be seen from this list, the number o:
former members of Assembly who have earned
other distinctions in the walks OF political iifo
since the close of their respective terms is J..
long one: and, when the mutability Of political
conditions Is considered and the uncertainties OF
poullcai lie Tor the holders of elective office, il Is
certainly not strange that 80 many former AS.
semblymen should, as 1t were. have fallen by
the wayside and given place to others. Thu
have not &c, fallen is large enough to be interest.
ing ana perhaps instructive as well, though. in
other days, a member of Assembly amour ed TO
rather more than he does nowadays or is likely
to in the near future.