The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

NOV. and on that date this year the cash balance
in the State Treasur, was 2.7ii,7is New Jersey
has no debt.
The rrohlbtioris,S a, their state Convention
az Saratoga on sept adopted a. one OF the plauks
OF their platform the following
The proposition To make open SUNDAY In
Greater New York, on behalf Of beer sellers and
beer drinkers. and the Gdmni>trat lon or nullnca-
tion. Of law 10 this Immoral end is monStrous
outrage upon moral aud Christian sentiment. and
IN 'hc nature ~ crime against Christian principle
which ought never to be- forgotten by moral and
Christian men, which they should never forgive or
condonc. but which, a, the ballot hos they should
persiSt.ntly rrbukc."
James ". Mclaughlin. elected Municipal Cours
Justice In the Eighth district 10 succeed joseph
", S'incr this YEAR. was member Of the Conyen-
ton which drew up the state Constitution ra,lned
IN isy,
There VIII he a vacancy IN the Senatorial rep.
rcSen'ation OF Missouri the nr,' from tina, state
since is7p-On March NEXT. when the term Of
George O. Vest expires. senator VEST viii then
have completed twenty four years OF consecutive
service ami his health Is such that he will not he
candidate for another term. The slated caucus
candidate to succeed him Il former Governor Stone.
Recently, however, II appeared that the present
Governor OF Missouri, Alexander Monro. Dockery
OF Galatln, who was a member Of Congress for
several terms before his election a. Governor. Is
candidate FOR United State, Senator and he may
prove formidable opponent to stone IN the Demo.
cratic caucus
The interest charge on the city's bonded debs
VIII be eS3s 90 more next year than this year.
a, the recent state election In Massachusetts
Haverhlll and Bro, kton were two cities conspicuous
for the large vote ceSt for the socialist candidate.
Chase. the Socialist nominee for Governor. led Cas-
ton the Democratic candidate. IN Brock,on By
5ea votes and In Ha,erh b. ?7i votes
The Republicans and Democrats OF Beverly y J..
broke even at the recent clGction Former Mayor
Fish, Democrat. and Dr. T.. :. Adams. Republican.
'hc incumbent received she same vote a tie.
In the Massachuse,,s state election berry. So
cialiSt Labor candidate lot Governor. received
s,esI. and Partridge Prohibition candidate for
Governor. more than 1910 votes
The Recorder OF the city OF ptIsburg under tho
Ripper Til Of last year May be removed by tho
Governor at any time precious to APRIL 1903 In
January. Judge Penny packer viii become Governor
OF PcnnSylrania. and some persons expect him 10
remove J. o. Brown. 'hc Recorder prtsburg is =
city without Mayor.
James ". Perry. defeated for Congress on the
Republican ticket. poled 1900 votes. Henry
NJ Gold'oglc. elected on the democratic ticket in
the ninth district, poh,d 200 The smalles, vote
poed ny any party candidate for Congress In New
York county was .2:j and the largest . O5i
only five Republican Congressman were elected
In the South this year-twO IN Tennessee aud one
each IN kentucky. Missouri and Virginia Mary
land. no longer southern State politically. IS not
included.
The closest Assembly district Of New York al
this years election was 'hc FluA OF Manhattan
The new Tenement House Department will cost
e+61, OuO n",t year.
The Scandinavian voters Of Minnesota continue
To receive recognition from the two parties In that
state, the SnrwcgianN from the Republican party
chiefly. md the SwcdcN from the Democratic party.
1ac senior senator from Minnesota IL Knutc Nelson.
Republican. and IN the rum congress district OF
that state former Gov. John Lind a Swrde has
been elected To- Congress on the Democratic ticket
Minnesota. under the former Congressional ap-
portionmcn'. had seven members II has now nine
and there has been rcdiyiSon Of tho districts
Hcnncpn county. which Includes the city OF Min.
nrapolis. forms one district
The socialists Of Massachusetts have not only
greatly Increased their vote bat have elected thrc.
Socialist members 10 the MASSACHUSETTS, LcgSla.
turc. The faction that rcCi,d them Is huoSn as