The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-17
POLITICAL r

% CENTS
Tennessee pays the Chief Justice Of It's Supreme
Court a salary Of s., 800. or 81 800 less than the pri-
vate secretary n a New York Commissioner receives.
The term Of the Incumbent. o. L. snoderass. expires
this year. Judge Snodgrass Is a candidate for United
States States Senator. TO succeed Mr.. Turley. Heis
running on a platform OF expansion and for the re-
entlon Of Amehsen supremacy In the Philippines
There will b.. from present indications, only ono
Prohibition ticket In the field In 1000, while in 1890
there were two. Two Socialist tickets are expected,
while there was only one four years ago
willard Salisbury and John Blggs OF wilmington
are the chief Democratic candidates for the unnlled
Senatorial vacancy In Delaware. The present Cover.
nor Of Delsware Is a Democrat, ALVEY night between
the two parties Is promised In Delaware this year.
Twenty years ago the State taxes raised for school
purposes In New York were Ss.0oo,0 900; they are nov
{ 4,OOO, 900 annually. The general expenses Of the
State exclusive Of canals, education and the care Of
the needy insane. have increased more than 100 per
cent Meanwhile,
A communication has been pre- sented to the Board
Of E,tlmatr and Appointment from L. J II.
Tamsn submitting a bill for counsel. fees ucurred by
him as Sheriff In offending actions. and rogue STING
an appropriation therefor.
A.,, ,o,,, u..,r, =, ,h. s,~.l n.moc,ats
"a, ~. Sa.,.,,., .ho, na,,, ,-, t,.,na o,,.n,,..
,,orsu,,., ia r,., .,n,.,,,o,. 4, poch..ts and
In,,.n.nI,. hm, 80. w. .ra..,o,r. n rn,,. ons
Of the professors Of Tcfts College had as his themei
The Condition OF Labos-rs fromla ocialist-Sociolo-
gical Standpoint" The meeting was held In
u.,,..h,..Us
-
Considerable mystery has existed for sever al years
A. IN the iAentitv NJ the m n n In nenvey Col Whn
voted Tor Palmer and buckner In 1885, They 70
ce'Ved one WI" IN mat Stae "nt 81 a "~' o' hehHy
ioo' 900 II was cast In Arapahoe county and u mas
recently been reported that this cleclor' whose name
Is SUI a secret. mas come East wnere the eviioh-
menIs Of a COLD Democrat are more congeniai.
$3.50. .,,h..ua - a., a.. ,,,,,u..I A.
- -. --..... -, - $3.50 ,..
,,r.n ..,ua.,, ., 81. o,, =, an, Ma, CHI "a
parade with music Through the streets, avenues and
thoronehfares Of the borough OF Manhattan and tho
borough Of The BronA' without any restriction a. TO
line Of march. date of parade, number Of paraders.
starting place or objective point The Gu, Of the Mud
Club can get n resolution acted upon BY the Munich
pal Assembly.
, so, n,u.n
Low, Republican, was chosen in the Fifteenth New
York district, which includes that portion o. Me upper
East Side north OF Seventy ninth street and east OF
Seventh avenue. In 1905, under the stimulus OF
Republican success through the support OF the
elected nv , m,,,r,,v q, ? ooo. d.t,.tinv ". II purke
now SECRETARY Of the Dock Board. In IN. elections Of
lsos however Mr.. Low. as a candidate for A third
term. was defeated nv Jacob Rupper,. Jr. by n ma
,o-,v n, I, ooo This wear The . is onnosltion IN IN,
return a, Co, Runner, from two sources On IN. Demo
cratic side. mis- ssid bv IN. suverlle, tina, as som.
NJ hi, vote, IN Congress attest. h. is A gold man
in fact. and other con sti,uents oppose his
return on the ground that he has been a representa-
tive Of the demands OF the brewing interest for a re-
duction OF internal revenue taxes. without the CORE
spending decrease OF other Internal revenue taxes II
is under these clrcumStancestha there are two aspir-
ants Tor the Republican nomination LLOYD CoVis,
,om VI, : ""' INV
-
The United Coiored democracy Is cautious and cir
cumspect In Its allegiance TO Tarmany Hall Atthc
recent quarterly meeting OF all the members OF the
United Colored Democracy. when adhefes 10 the old
fashioned plan OF making every member OF the organ
iiation a direct participant In It's ana'rs' the PROPOSE
uon TO indorse Inc nomination Oh "iuam j bryan
The successor OF Brigham II. Roberts as represen-
ta,ive NJ Utah in the House OF Representatives. is a
bachelor. No objection to his admission on the ground
-" 80, 80 s,.~,sn
"
The present Virginia Constitution, which A maIori-
~ OF the voters Of the Old Dominion have determined
70 amend, was adopted thlrty-one years ago. a, a Pc
80 s,s,m,. m. .aa.,oa ,,..,n ~
"a.",ana.S.In. ,.,san., n,anaur 4, ,,,,a;,,. So.
~ Ton $40 n,ord.d ,hs, h.,wosr Ian =, ma
49, at, -. I,,a,.., -. a..
' "
~ -
tint ~ Illinois are Mr. Mann and Mr. Organ. m the
| Congressional election IN Kentucky tv, years AFRO
N, White WAS m, Republican and Mr Black the
Democratic candidate in tn. e Eleventh district Of tina,
st.,r
No'o'u"s - IN h
.o,e,,np the d,v Of Gle ction and the dave NJ regixtra,ion
rr.c.d,ne the number Of person, arrested for viola.
ITO, n, The E,ec,i,n law during tho three months nrs
c.d,ng IN New York county was AZ n, whom % were
| Al DISCHARGED before ria. 4 were sc1ult,ed on ,ri,I and
A dd No, have their cases dIspos.d a, al the close Of
the year
u.w -
r.ss.s h,v. Nominated ,or Conrr,s, Malcolm r.
p,tt,rsop. A son OF Josiah Patterson. who for sey.ra,
terms r.nresen,.d n in Congress
The project Of a Greater CINCINNATI. 70 be attained
by the extension OF the boundaries OF 'he queen CNy'
has failed a late which does not usually a'end poiN
ieal projects either undertaken In OHIO OF undertaken