The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-27
POLIJICAL NOTES.

cago. Philadelphia, 81. Louis. San Francisco. Cleve.
land. Minneapolis, Denver. Kansas City. Milwaukes
and Buffalo.
Tho Governor elect Of Massachusetts, Mr.. Crane
Is n resident Of Berkshire county. In the extreme
western part Of the Stale. In this county. as In
Hamr shire and franklin which adjon Il. he made
considerable gains the vote cast, aud the Re.
publican majority recorded in the State election OF
year ago. In Franklin county, which includes
Worthwhile, the Republican gain on Governor com.
pAed with year ago, was $40; In Hampshire,
which includes Northampton. the gain 80. and
in BERKSHIRE which includes the city OF Pittsneld,
the Republican gain was I.7s5. In the central and
western counties of the State generally the Repub-
lcan vote fell OF and the Democrats gained.
There ls some contest going on for the chairman
ship OF the Committee on Cities in the next Assem-
bly,. The place allied at the last session by As.
scmhlvnan Mazet who failed Of lection and IL IL
customary to aot this Craftsmanship to a reprosen.
tativo Of either New York county or Brooklyn.
Among Republican candidates are Merton r. Lewis
of Rochester, Edward II. Fallows OF Manhattan ana
Abram c. DoGraw of Brooklyn.
Long Island City has 1923 electric lights the con.
tract price for which Ia s1Ss each year. jamaica
has zoo ligh's. at an annual charge OF s1oD each.
Tho assertion made in Queen thorough that these
figures are dispropnrtioned.
Ono probable result OF this years Democratic ana.
cess IN the state ~ Maryland f. the in
the Legislature oc hill rr,viding for submission to
tho people ct aconsttutional anne ndment the effect
OF which VIII be, a. in some other Southern States.
10 disfranch-e large part OF the negro vote ON an
educational and property qualification. There are
?75.oo" voters in Maryland. Of whom 7i5ooo ar.
white and 10000 color'n. In only one county in IN.
State. Charles do colorrd voters predominant
Some nbiertioni is male among Harlem Tamm,nv
m'h To the advertisement How Hopper Was SIDE
ta'to'.' They aver thata more suitable form Of
annonu. emont would be How welde Was sld.-
ira 'ked." Charles welde, now COMMISSIONS n,
Jnior- was tho Tarnmany Hall district leader in IN,
Ihiriy'trst Assembly. which includes the l,rvsr
part OF Harlem territor ally until the prin.r.s n,
Sept, 10, when he was defeated and superseded hv
1saRc \. Hopper. ths new Tammany Hail Ic,s.r
under whose management the district was carried
this year
Louis T. Carney. Tammanv Hall district o.p,.in
In the T"enty--"coHd election district Of the Fifth
Assembly, has been appointed court attendant tn
Rnfus H. Cowing. City Judge. in the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions,
In proportion to tho vote cast the Republican
majority in Buffalo at the recent election wa. I.nv.r
thHn the Democratic majority in Now York county.
The headquarters OF the socialstic Labor party in
Ma-sachuNctt' which have been in Worcester for
the past year. will be moved to Boston After Jan l.
The appointment otI W. Fiter. otherwise known
A. Fighting Joe" Fi'er former Governor of ulno,.
as IN" o. tho Interstate Commerce Commissioner
by President Mckinley. has been approved nv MI,
nos Republicans generally and will. II 10 believed
hav" tendency 20 soihfy Republican ranks in thai
stat" hr1lel NJ H'me points through mittsr. CON
ne'teh w.'h N" administration Of Gov Tann.r
Ffo- Wa 1vorno- for four year. being the imm..
dat" prcie'css 81 John p. Aitscld who defeated
him for reelection in 1892.
Success seems 10 have attended the efforts OF thu
h'h'N''' d mo'ra'S to elect majority in the ner.
Legislature. Returns from tho legislative district.
show That the Democrats will be in control OF tho
n"N' H"n-e anl Senate. They elected o Senators
ard 'h" Republicans 10. The Democrats elected 81
r"uN"r' I've House and the Republican. ~. OF
-" lHovrr Senator's II are Democrats and ara
p1llcsns. The totals on joint ballot Of Hons.
ana SQUAT" " u Nc Democrats, -; Republicans o.
abtm'rrati' majority OF 20.
samuel W. Jones. the Mayor OF Toledo. who polI,d
100" " "otss Governor Of Ohio on the ooidsn
ha'r t.,"' was horn Ang. =, 1s4I. near tho village
ot Inid Gellrr' Che-aarvonshrr North w.l..
is pN.cnu rni,grl'cd 10 America when h, va.
8ycars IA settling In Lewis county NY
~" rr'sant con-umrtion OF water in New York
coEn' 'ssf5.o . ooo lions lar In Bro,,Ivnt
Is n.Huu. IA Queen. so. 900 and in Rchmopd
According - >ini'y estimates 30, oon a total OF
$4,000 "o' salons fnr the whole territory,
TIL roNrl n Et'nl'r aud Appor,ionm,pt b,.
ron0 VOL 'vtha 9 .r,.rissioncr OF Public Ch,r,t..
VI. h''l'r fnr m Rrpr,p-a'ion NJ $50 oontoln.u
n ~ l'.p'll ." lla lem. TIE lucsion Of site b,.
vet """n 49, l'i old III" city has no land sui,.
AL i'r TIC c4or.l.n ofs hospital in Harlem
-. " Will %" forr trade .uniorists in the NEXT A..
'" h!'. Henry S'r'ih e. OF the Bulalo Paiaters'
Wa .' .'''l :" veto A,~cmbym'n Elan Of tho
-. ."N%'i, ant "cnnHon OF tho Pastercrs', both
~ New York. A..o"Ihlvn,n Samuel Prince of IN,
N''''"'i' Ne" York d strict 10 a member OF Cigar
Par'rg~ luuH ~. -. He WI, elected by A MIN.
rat'ty OBJ; nearly 5000,
Tie only largo CITY ~ tho West in which A, thc "a
c"l' "l"'fon ~" D'no'rAts al we'll or even fairly
y wa, C,n,nNlt,. which was carried bv IN.
br."or'A'.' stat a "a local caulidat,s a cirrrm.
s'srr" winch Slot - rcv, al a. the con Iteration
o. f'' m riis "t ,incnnt I'll as the possible Demo.
'Ia''' convection ci'! ~ 'on The last Demo cratic
National CONVENTION held in Cincinnati nominated
cen Han o Il for President IN ISso.
IT." Hnnonncr1 thai thrr" arc ioI farmers and II
M. chIns. IA tie lower house Of the Connecticut
Lcsts'ailrr. There are :. members in all
claim Vas been h!ca with tho Comptroller for
rrn' ny an / 'n'rarcd cards" furnished to Board.
oi Aldermen daring the wears lsnS. 1919 and ls.7
Anr'h'r lam has been rei against the CITY forpav
mcu lU'a' r.ut " for premise, rented TO tho forms-
N''h-' OF JHmai'a," The amount NJ thi. claim 4,
81. ON" of tho poll clerks Of Scwtnwn has blei Il.
claim AGAINST the city for ST for services rendered
Patrick II ury Roche OF tho Fourth Assemble de,
Nlrt viii be lie ranking mrnber OF tho Democratic
minority, IN point ot legislative service in the next
Assembly, He was hrt chosen In 1889 and has ten
terms e. hiS credit The Democrats In the nsxt A
seme'y WI be without the advantage OF manyex.
peF''"'ei legislators, Two who have fallen
ont "t the List Daniel f. Fan OF
the first AMI B'njamin Hoffman OF tho
siNicrnth Assembly district. Mr.. FINN has been in
tie Aesonhly pretty steal " ,ince 1855 and Mr.
II man has be- n elected rsIllrly since Iso4
Moth Of ih'm become Mun.cipai Court Justices on
Jan. l. Julius hamburger u the Tenth district will
Neln this yotr his III ri term In the Leg,s,atur,
the pA. uamentIrY rules " which he has fanian,ed
him-o'r with. aud he l., moreover. fluent and Of.
frctyo speaker, which all parliamen MARIAN. in
Albany Assembly are not.
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