The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-29

Treasury 10 tn. credi. OF the account for the ex,cn.
sion u Riverside Drive 10 the Boulevard Lafayette
was So. so.
william ?. Mactey, who 10 being groomed By soms
Democrats a, a candidate for Governor this year. IA q
BurA lawyer and the only Democratic Senator
chosen IN 1898 from a con stituency In the western
part Of the State. lie 10 q nrst term Senator ard
represented \ d. trict wholly made up Of Buffalo
wards. An o5'taclc 10 his selection In the minds 81
'one Democrat, /, turd In the fdct lha. the last
pr yims Democratic nominee for Governor from
Buffalo Is now best recalled as a resident Ct Prince.
ton, M
The Public Administrator OF Chirago recently took
a leave Of absences 10 GO on hia honeymoon. lie
married the stenos "a" her Of hi' once Annie Larsen.
MI O'Donnrll was appointed Public Administrator
by Gov amer In 1921,
The complete rout " the op?on ,ntS Of the Demo
cratic reriy In Louisiana a. the election NJ April ~
WAS no surprise ~ persons familiar with the "a ct
that though the Republican party has for many
years bee, In a minority IN the sugar State, II haI
main, ,ined throughout tina, time two an,ag ri .ic
%fariipn', the %Gunrr,l and licker,gs between which
have. a; all tmsS. aided their united and generally
hnrnphious D~noc attic opponert'. on. eject OF the
e!e'iiJnisto CO npls,r the placement Of the Gold
w fFIbIV w " ' w s1'il'' ''tHutF'
scratr land av o. Kentucky has already been
su: through act Of the Ken'urky Legislature
by Joseph c. S blnckbu-n. an ardent and ob,trrp.
crews Free Slve'tr. and Senator Car.ry. the other
Gold DemNcra, In III" Un,trd States Senate. will. as
N" result q tue April o' elton. be succeeded by
Murphy j. Foster. Governor OF Louisiana and also q
Stlvrr;te.
The term OF Horace Chiffon OF Texas In IN. United
cs.t.. Las. ,. "A. -, Mach , .-., n"A al. IL.
ton II joseph ". Bailey. which Is confidently pie
dead, =, his 'rrce ,sor. woyld leave q vacancy In the
Fifth di'trIc, which NJ, Daley has repre- ented for
ten year, Tie district. which Is strongly Demo
cratic, Is on the Indian Territory boundary and is
made NJ o! tx counties. four u which are on the
scn,h bank Of he Rcd River. An aSplrani for the
,eat ii Mr. Bailey In the Fif,y seventh House 1, Col
T'hac 81. S,aniifer a u iouc character In the politics
OF III. Lone star State, Col. St,nilfer IL 4 Law yer
ard Is a campaign orator. and he Is raid 70 be the
only Dem &c al In the d. :t-ict who car talk Bailey to
a stand I'll.
There ae only three members Of the original
McK'ni y Cabinet of three yra:s az ST In ONCE
Lyman j. Grg-, Secretary Of the 1rra,w y; .lohn d.
Long Secretary Of the Navy, and James Wilson.
Seer ,a'y n Agriculture, In all the ether depart
men,s IN re have been changes. not owing to any
lacs Of harmony over tu1l'c police.
The payment Of the claims arising under the Cor.
pora,ip1 Councils con't;uct.ol OF the law relat.
Ing to the prevailing rate Ct wages at the time of
service" cannot BE- provided for under tn. a%ppropr,a
tons made In the budget this year and the money
mu't bc ral ed, therefore. from taxes imposed next
year. which Is the year Of thc municipal election. The
amount AUTHORIZED f,r the additional expenses Of the
D,cl, Department Is % come from the sale NJ bond
A. III l-..-... N.u ..i,1 FazA.t
before 1901 10 the ext.n, Of $4,000. a0o. The state
tas rate this year Is low the city tax rate next year
will be high.
Isaoc A. Hopper. Tanmany Hall Lad 7 In tn
Thirty nrSt Assembly district. has Med n claim
against the city for s3e,oi3 for repairs and extra
worx on the Third Avenue bridg' across tn. Harlem
River. which he CONSTRUCTED for the city.
The duties and respon sibilitIcs Of the Department,
Of PuSlic Charities IN the boroughs o. Brooklyn and
Queens which are onlcially united In the admInistra
tion Of charity matters. are various During the sec
ond week Of Arril. according to the ofncial report OF
work done. this was one Of the items Of II: Letters u
delinquent husbands, 81,
The term Of the Mayor Of Cincinnati expires on
July l and his Republican successor. recently elected,
Is Juliu, Fleischman ann. VIII, Is rs years old. He was In
INV lOrH wnen nominated. returning 10 t1nC,nndt
during the canvass. lie was Colonel on the ster Of
Gov. Mckinley from 1892 Is 1890. The presen'
Mayor Of Cincinnsui Is Democrat. but in the recon
contes, for continued control the Democrats wer,
overwhelmingly defeated. notwithstanding the sue
cess which had attended their efforts In the Novembe
State election. when Cincinnati gave a Democratic
plurality.
In all s22 delegate, participated In. or were quail
ned 10 participate In. IN" proceedings Of the Re
publican National Convention which nominated
Mr.. Mckinley In St Louis fou' years ago. and on ID,
only ballot taken Mr.. Mckinley received 6Gi vote
There were nve absente.s on the roll cal. , from Ne
vada. and / each from Texas and Mississippi, and
the s delssat's from Colorado. G delegates from lows
and 4 Of the delegates from Montana, representa-
the Silver Republican group. did no, vote. a mai1r
ity of the delegates from New York and Pennsylvania
the two larg st States. were not recorded in favor OF
Mr.. Mckinley on the nrs, ballot, lie received In
Pennsylvania Q Of the % votes and In New York Il
Of the Z. votes.
This years appropriation for IN. State inspection Of
steam vessels entering ports or plying on the water
Of New York Is 50. 900 and the appropriation for Stat,
printing Is 5000. 001.
The Treasurer Of the Democratic National Com
mittee Of 1902, when the resources Of the party were
at high water mark, was Robert Il. Roosevelt. Tn,
Treasurer OF the Democratic National Committee IN
1896. when the material resources Of the Democratic
party we're q, low water mark. was the late William
p 81 John. After his death no formal choice Of
treasurer was made until recently. vhea Millard
Fillmore Dunlap Of Jacksonville. H., was appointed
Ire Mrer Of the National Committee.
The Committee Fl Arrangsmrntsof the Republican
National Convention has determined up) the issuance
- as soon s,he guarantee fund. still short, Is subscribed
of 0 900 badgest 70 be worn on June 10 and succeeding
days by PRISONS enti,l'd, as delegates or a%lt-rnates
70 admission 70 the convention The form ana char
ac,er Of ornament,tion Of these badges will probably
BE- ler 10 the determination Of the Republican National
Committee, a plan which meets with less favor thar
might otherwise BE- exp cted from some OF The ardent
Phil,delphians who are proposing rs a suitable en-
bclii shm'nt for the convention badges n bids eye
view Ct the Schuylkill River with a view RI Indc
pendenc, Hall In the distance. Other Philsdelphians
incline n support As more desirable a birds eye view
o. the Delaware from Camden. Will some I)cosc per
sons have suggested. In a spirit u leviiy which will
deprive them probably Of any recognition when tn,
badges are giv'n out. the use Of The words $500. ooc
guaranteed" In I'D and silver letters
a barber, q butcher. a baker. q bicycle d 'aler and a
bookblnd.r. one Of each. nave applied for appoint
m.nt 10 the New York polio, Departmrn, as patrol
men. The barber Is a resident OF Manhattan: the
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