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legal Notltes.

IN BALTDiOREC CITY ORPHANS COURT
the Nicholas v deeea TO H no
led deoree this 3h day oi NAY S3 BY te Orphan Court i
Baltaoe Cty J. McAauus Wanl. % Ben, ere
ut0 on The last Will Of Nicholas " BfoEue a'caaed -
1l tBev are bercby directed be inserted Il he 4'
ne,oaterg published fhe CT ~ Sefork, t week io -
weeks notice 20 Ann Jane PERM VIZ 1 John fha
fntee of ne estate Nicholas v. deceai
r.n0 ber 1 appear before che venh iar
l,ns 8sl o ,utharrle distributor 81 tae
estate m ouuau,e Maryland Code ~ Public ,'a -
,-.,5 "a esc.In Ia BOLIVAR %. DANIELS,
A'N ~ GEO. NJ BISHOP
g. ~. LINDSAY.
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oFFIcAL rRAxsFERs OF ZEAL EsrATE.
Ciin Real G5tate for Sale.

Citp Rca! Gsiaie for Sale.
A THREE CHEAP LOTS, only $50 feet east
a. oi Fihare, entrance Central tug t4s'..
vaei block restricted. " * ,itFltsDA. jr. % fa-.
4 FOR SALE. 4 trst-ciass 4-stOry, high
solU stone fronts college eas- north +3lsh h
5t as Gh1vct Zzrt0 1E60 aud IoEg apply WM. O. LESS
TER. 90 r. is.h-st
BARGAINS ou Fifth and ElgAth-aves- 'front.'
- ..l..s. 'ls. above tle F4sA oA
W}L y. RAyS0R,
5i puast
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Do Uhom II man Gonrern

Do Uhom II man Gonreru
GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire TO take
n charge Of dEeag duug Sumner. for longer time II
reoue8. give reiefeuces Address $ c. Boz 6
THbuus Omee
NOTICE.-Bricklayer Of the u. o. A. B.
~ BereJ uohed abstain from working JOB
63dt MsdsOBaye until Mr. CochraBes claims are settled By
oroef Of Council CHARLES lOWkhr Presiaeuh
THosI KisRSAS Recording Secretary.
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BroOklnu Real estale for GaIc.

DrO0kInu Urll WsI1Ie tcr EllIc.
Tor SALE-In BROOKLYN, a two-story
lrI basement brick HOUSE, r-.-lar AT tdr .Hp.T Tn.af
within OF Fatou Feuy $780, a-1lt #l.t0 cs
Inquire lI.rm1lrlFc.
LlOR SALE. on EASY TERNS-LOTS Nos.
% sui leuen-s-. 5r0l and o. 'u g.. ir O. Montague
lDor91. Io1se store So J.. Pnant lj lou.e 10 l'
Wonzh5yst 37 Wlourlnrs-i Houses Sos - 3D. ani
81 Els4aasL GORDON L. FORD, %, ciirL--t. Bsookign.
EOR SALE-On the HIghts only i've minutes
vtI. IRON -1r.h Far-- L-l basement
.1yar BRICK HOJs sE No q, slle7-rlo between State .Hi
Iar -rJr-sts .llt.ta pouus - from
D.. o.. 4prB 20 90. OLIVER Ao Pasr..l. A- ll-
.l(s4s AND 29s WASHINGTON-ST.,
-@Nyy uarr.sr f..I-r obi JHlasUIfIs.
Fuu..-TDuF DOUBLE HOUSE
GORDON 2. FORD.
10 t.srs.st b.'rllrr.
u - NM - 900 DOWN Tor tllee-s,ory,
- CseBtyt. h...a.... ll.s rla brick II. Improvements
I oa-t.s as.r a-.o4 RLLAaD 81 N--iliNG. Ao. Beck
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4Iarble dno 5ldte maniels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
lLhG WORKs ia and i5g Bssi Eghenth-st Marble sn4
AAbled mnie Tiug COuute Monuments shat
aeiy eomDennon Atrbe turning ior the trade
STEWART SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant degas ever Description MARBLE and
WOOD MANIKLS. T. r. STEWART Co., 20 aDa ~ West
ISeHts'thiud-si streuth.ase.
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dIach,uerp.

TOR SALE CIEAP.-WOod Planor
4 and Mstchers. suuaors Aokiag Mort ng. n slA
Besswug, shaping Saw Tables sanf saw Benz nd .''
nes BauI Blades Leather BOD Rubber bfine 's h @
.eF q. HARVEY a Co., - tery-sL
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Rcal Cstnte 70 Gxrhanae

TVO EXCHANGED own large number OF
stores igeHg boe., ms quarry 4L4'
lr rb ElI 1-exhtr-e Dr r r.. city, 0t.er sounds
-t. . I .al laca. p1leaa4u. Address JOHN =
HOW aLL. Goshen. " Y.
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Citu Dropcrtn 10 Let.

STORES. OFFICES, DWELLlNG-HOJ Sc,
- md M RWEyTs le-nborhooi OF Union ami Msnsou
squares O, S Apply b O.. LUDLOW Co.. % a. Seven
t.u-t-st Everett House lnuu~gllre, or Fne lt --'j
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5ales bp Anrtlon

DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., $50 Broadway
ID near -sseso Bools Works Of Art FBcr GOocs Furn
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AT JPN
VALUABLE BOOks-Hs.ory Biography Travels Poetry Fiction
Americana,
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auctlon Sales OF Real Gstate.

Aurtlon Sales OF Real GstaIe.
ADRIAN r. MULLER, Aac,on-er
A UCTI0N SALE of beautiful Villa Plots on
y me HIGHLANDS OF WESTMINSTER COUNTY, routing on
ADai1E T. MULLER P R. WILKINS Co. win sell at auction
THURSDAY, NAY 5 at y o'clock at the hzohange saoo III
sxTERy VILLA Plots suase the westerly side o. h Cen
aaye County aad shn minutes saiA Of acon1'
Bridge The L1nl hg aui has eomannE .lI al g'.1l " M
above aesafoed property ao' surpassed " any l the '" eau "
Mao T the odc, Of he Aue,oues No Puet, Office Of s.
v. r. CRCGER 40. t72 Cslnist, 3. D. L--l
JEsa J1Hssos ir. AaciVnge.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
REAL EST "a. ,rR ' pRoaPrf T. = solD ASD EXCHANGED
Auction ,llgs o' stocks furniture, Marcaanaise sc'
.Ba',un Ho.ai .dysaos 5esspaos5
DNGEE, PORTER x Co, Auctioneers,
At NEw-R0cH6LLE, westahes,er County,
SAT- HDAf, MAY ".
Two p,me ana ,oa1l-se yaae ssI0ES rs ara one BUILDING
FhOr ,, g, .i,,S on L,,rd Dr. pryor. .d 5,5ers
as1, o tHe A1sou.sr 215 Tdlre, and o. Csiurst and
GaGARDUs :. DAVIS esq, Se.+io-ae-e
Moaars wlIE.y Aus''oneer
DEREMPTORI SALE, by order OF the
Folrtgs IL LUDLOW 800 ,en by faeon on IaUE,DAY Nay
tae of George Prlu su Referee four fall ~ on
Aa at same place LOrs eeh % BY a5 on west @ Of
M f Lot % 6y lgg VI N Cottage on res et Of oaye
Maps and m particulars az the Aucioneers 0dlce Finest
DEREMPTORY SALE.-MONIEZUMA and
A NORWOOD ESTATES 1900 on james tyer n Nelson
COUNTY Virginia Tor SALE tf and lth Nay 1898, sou re-
and three 7e1H lrle cav
count msde These an e around -he Norwood g o0l
ana below village New Mlaft anu on the mes ger "a
u1 miles Of L01uICu. '- or1ufe and Alexandra KALI
rold Ile Forge Railroad extension " pass through the
IuIs)
T. o1slud iue lands around this property FOR sale including
celebrated iron property adjoining, 20 hai mile Of .ne
canal down grade limestone marble the neglorood
Person. rerr ae property hT c1a packet from Richmond Or
LrrrHIur- three time, 0T HiIrl1d t above.
Ao lHer ro.as las been offered r sale III the "m'' o' 'A' 's
80 bette
NE .Bs. ter power 0u Canal The property
A5i,,s WM D. CABELI.
norwood Va.
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Countrn iJropcrlp 10 tet.

NDt+t@AL " f-N(P~~Lg - -~h-
FURNISHED or TNFURNISHED-To LET
tr Sis Twelve months 1yH privilege Of nrrrt. tt,. l'l
room. SUBURBAN COTTAGE RESIDENTS p 81 aiga' pleasant -e
Io1 Wa.st. a tu sols nr '-H,al r. r OF AFe-ef- House
l2 rooms. 7l7 ls. heater .s closets A-f tae .
riy. minutes Dom iroti paved sir'is healthy o4-
.. uf--. posture la Pal. e. H desired. aH. lt yer. .yo-
.I. For particulars l-i ert l.--s BOX . atiue-l ~ ..
FURNISHED HOUSE-Fine grounds. horses,
4 sr-aee- ml and butter eggs re.fl .g,, no-ela.e
per n,rrl 90 YEAR Ar1.y az tI iil.irlI.re
+ ONG BRANCH.-COTIAGES 10 RENT,
a furnished .uloI ou and ALSO PROl KITES
5 I.. Prime. catalogue. bee bad toH l o. D. D.
BROWN. BroaIsIr and Long bl-ach. gear 'le D'p'.
FO RENT ar WdshingfOuvi.lc, Orange Co.,
4 Mas. l.-., sI0Ha A-y DIS lLL4AG. Aa1ig ...,
FB7O LET-At WoodHde, Long Island. near
Fuslu- SoHhsie n4L,'l- oe1ot, TWO .lllso1s 90
AGES. ground $500 s hourly 50 m itea
.-on l,g Hail. n. Y.. wa Jllshp Ferr. Appy JAMES B.
PARSONS No. 30 Pra.t.. i.a- -o d p RNtb Noo-s.-e
TVO LET-FURNI,HED for the season or
yesr-the RESIDENCE he unieEl .nd lt STANFORD Conn
Tac house contain. coli water steam rsier
ariro0m. gooi a0Ie anil conveniently located The MIDST
l- .G0llls cA-- schools A ale stable laconmoaons
frt shade. and BOO short 1 te appointments ' 1tss country
place A HOYr once he Psnuslyans o1 Company Il
B-ulLrrr
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A IUUN M NEAI - -, -
~ ON rHR HuUSOs RiVBR FOR SALE. . c,c,o-
TIE RESIDENCE ~ ats > C'aTte aidasu AZ nv uN
tASDING all favorable terms Tie InpsII CON
pr,r asrau q y of anf uaaef hsh HAs o'
sn4 se socEei sth all dcsepuoht n ~
ssudst ansiefn - a. hsert
fooms wit closets aud Bathroom gol ban anu ot',
iuls The house about ihe-qualies 81 ni' Hv o s.u
Tns ii The de " thf Nea tof i Aua1 poet
she could De- EASILY sluAFl 'I hu
bsr via fa paTsusrs cganl 10 siA' ana nay OF 'Se
"'''" - sDwARp CLARKE Tnbsss Osea
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GOunlrp Real Gsiaie for 5aIe.

At KATONAH. Westche7ter County, near
4 the depot, gsci nsestmeu ~ AthkS arr spI.u.''
sUDl hLANB NhllN1., D-s-- --@--- -
A MOTHER BANK FAIL URE !-Bewarei save
n money by investing LOrSou Ions k'nd h1oAl ~
Wauautee deco healthy ocauoni garden poA "~ "N W
meats J. G. 6kDDkh. la9 Fourii-uvs
AT A BARGAIN, TO close an Estate ! wo
~ HOUSES taseestyrv bro~nstou % ,ti' .t.s . &
rrgtan ava trimming only tsooo he 'iuer o"
sio Engsh haneut us.y PsprFsd snd pan'es
moier improvement. eny FlsO1i on foil1f'h u'" N''
Pr. AhlIe.s Boz l.lls. y. Up y. /
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Hep-9crsc1 B:al ca.ate for 5aIe.

New-1crsca HeaL Ga.llc for 5aIc.
AN Elegant Country RESIDENCE in Nor
a a.vr S. '.Iee-.o- 'ni.3 stl -rs,o1. ara s improve
i-a 81. a -,ial- p,r 1u ,-e @ nos. BrllolsIy furnishes
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE TOR SALE, in
ue. 5l.- .'.- .e.. LIE ''- t-. v, t- h l-' ,,-
.I Iar ID Over D -e 1rr
F5r pa aa- vv Of property ilIl'e of la.'L JOHNSON. ,
EOR SALE-A FARM OF 20 acres, 81 miles
from P1.si. AeUJ-r-s7, in tle VILLAGE o W t.ef N house
barn, abanlalee Of rt eEs 40 E 'ef as, '.of ',, io
Z ,.-s 7..'-,s -.. ID aa -5 o6l NAV rsla.asou
co. a.-I l-. ,9- s.''-'- 8s. A--'''- ''- '--''- - -
FACTORY AND RESIDENT PROPERTY
~ r- t F fOn Nh, sAi-s --l rYo-s offers for manu-.
aHus sarDo-es as superior any iooson 'n this soaar
c,r, 5.o1 m line or ae Eae SeJsrsey Midland D-asare,
@ Il '-- @ chem mi i--- rts 5y min Ines TO al parts Of
county, sle cheap coal and oo~e lal 'leaa "',.L
ze desirable ami accessible center or all mechanical
Also the high ground teaul aer7 good society With its eess
dbi7 NoFY1A b, g iy usi make t-ls i0- most ilA-.
We ''' '-'''J j. FISHER sArrEErHwArE oPlae gesIosA
N MENDHAM, n. j., in the heart of the
tsu-oom ltc ild cellar nogm HOUSE h acres Of Pea4i
land barn. A1' Hs--''l X BOoKHoUr 81 Lberit \ Y
NIORRlSTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
vi PROPERTY II al knis or SALE ami tEAI' For pafuel'
llrs. adres THEODORE A1Bks. A1rnstown, \. >.
MESSRS. HAMILTON ~ WALLIS have
w REMOVED 10 30 Pae.t al yaeues oi ORANGE,
v. J. property SPECIALITY for sale and Rent
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
~ Descriptive @ furnished ee Of charge heng books o eo pages
5sao . 4 san5,. S i5sa Sis af '7 n % e S s a towns
auI ylA.geL Sent o ol six cents pnstlF,
A D. MELLcK ia.. 8R0. 50. Finest, Nev-York
ORANGE, n. j., and Vicinity Speeial[yle..E
Great yarty property for s. rent eTcbauge. H. GERRY,
70 Saau., eou,T Lbery Call ior Rent ald sie Cats1gna
arrange, n. j., Llewelvn Park and Orange
" Mountain Macal villa sites aud Budlg Los
' -9 d. y HASKELL Ovner
Room 70, No. % y iasau-st. y "
DARE CHANCE-s3500 only tor neat eight
II "a cellar HOUSE. with of land y meu ~ -
bsy sn1aE marble mantel Sc oB ~ wv cash required - a.
' & BOOKHOuT, s3 Lher,y-st. n y
VERY RARE CHANCE.-Substantia l2-room
order with ae Of splendd Lsn on fonp
church, aud railroad ueol l.li
plenty the midst OF improvements ohy eooo D. ho"A
HOUT 33 Lihertv-st., n. Y.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

FOR SOU HAMPTOS AyD BrEN'E
TIE resms.1 sil.Ih Cons. n. o.. l.. r.I. .-.t-.
ll4r .. 3ranru Pc foo. l4is- H.... .. .a
S-.-.-.r S---TOlE C.a. yg- .- .r f'HN Hf' u.r To-.
RATES OF PASSAGE To- LONDON. att4t. asn ..t.'..s.
frAvABrg GOLD OH Irs z.ulrt.s.Nr Dr.. '....'...t
Fir,t cUl........ 2
Second %
toI .rc- p4ssl--, apply 30 OEl-..--ia . '.-. 81
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HOTSEKEEpEE.- LADY would like a
uo. HOUSE tE.lER ar tPANfON 20 aH .nyIi ,
lg o.4.r % ls no ne-a.i -ood rsi
errnras. AI.rs- Ai ID. d.. .I 2.--. .t .. -lsHrl-r
HOUSEWORK OF PLAIN COOKING wanted
H by aelt @ Young aasH very 1..ea'e F'.es DO. '.e
r1IHfrr. rriers home, tHln aaI.llF
sle NAV be- require. u tlri a, el--li D.. ts
. which .He R.ih Acl. l-l 40 s Wet
Eleventh So. conner a. h.l.l-aFe
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, lOtn-ave.. between 42d and 43I-~ts.-A
.,a.s M 05oL Washer lll -Ioaef lla g-'ata fame
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O'DoyyFLL FArLK. a- .al.-.-. ....-. ..-
81 g GRE tGH lD. s.f..--. Boston.
r. 1.. n. 0I >.u'H n ..r.-.r..
I.r.rr.IUI. AMID N.. q E..
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tjcIp tuam;o- alaiess... e. -

IAN\ A-~ER~. hr sure 10 see DOT1S new
u b. liI 500. LIF lHs- MeB - . daF
s,iug l.r ,rsa.r u0iI 10 ssd ls' WssssE'"s
Can .utt
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RATES OF PlN~Ab..
CABIN $50 ard 800, goj. according al1. ZIP
tickets a o
sTEERAGg-ro Liverpool Queasitr1. GttsF la.1.'e-7,
L0-.o1. Bristol 0r Grim . Ile -. .r..-... "A.
Passengers 'orr1rc Hguc. u4m34s- aa. nel.
marx. Pans reduced
Urats issued no lowest
For Cabin Passage .glIl 1us1ef HH" Once,
N1. ID brOliWaT-
F5r steer8ge Passage 90 80 Br.l-.a..
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SE.F.ITSTRRSSES.

ItJ w. 9sth-st.-WANTED-A permanent
4 SITUATION by lrs-ciass family .eansrssi good dress
mker eau operate on W. anu VS. haehuei good eY
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E(Q WEST 53D-SI. corner ith-ave.. second
40 aoo.-A Protestant -Ia YORK lDrl a-A .-l 10
Oh, De- chant fer l. 3. .-
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nor SALE-A FARM OF 20 acres, - miles
/ from pa.-I. Afr-J-r-sT u fle village 1i ler ei house.
barn. of .rf waters re7 ae -ao place for
.art marie. -irtu gars n -s % Bound.
boat sl er-l Railroad. price 5000 -jtt reuaiuson
bond .1f MORTGAGE Pllel J BEOJ Err oH
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GE.vEE.sL EEOESElVOEH.

@E1 gth-ave. corner jl-t-st.. 2d ti0of-A
- competent s O, 10 a.iaa.rFo $50 4eaaf sooi e '--
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are a. principle, ib ffienda because unani
%S e 81 $Sss"
s% s s ~
ss
sfS .S
Z Isss%s1ss e;
states The Aldermen being elected on general ticket
M n hS e A. %Ss as s a II
hs wn the y SSSa Nss
ta sci
ton Counsel have al been appointed the ndsnss
@s have o II
on ana to s InS as
advisable to esnact those q: sp prS
but have proceeded by way Of amendment carefully
reasonable doubt of the meaning OF the whole nstrn
ls wishes &; Of that party A the
and have introduced many Of The provisions contained
ss VI 5 q or
ws 9r Re Int. r%S
have an opinion and to diner from his neighsor We
o Sa &C. HdSs a
hos ars % he
wGr c e b that any to the
%Ss1 nc very rsS4sssns
" !Ss ses
ts s OF may naye them SCI
upon and offices tor themselves to be its at
fractions they can claim to be acting as the peculiar
The prominent features of the amendments proposed
by us are the abolition Of the Board of Assistant Alder
men assigning the duties Of Supervisors to the Aldermen
Of masn SH be- heads ali
an W n ether than the naISe Pubic Works
stead Of Ave as Is the case now thus reducing the aggre
sito af n %iss he he
dermen and reducing The Of the Aldermen su
May1 dca hsr sYa Of S s an
aFs a viii % he eS ss Ha the
The Aldermen and department are to 20 out
Of office in classes and not at the same time The whole
Whereby s%ca
w pc al @ Of yery
Bartment OF the city The preparation o. the
ture their offices be likely to be careful in Authorizing
expenses All matters Of finance conhded to the
where al =" Be e
the snfr po se su
S5dnstes ihs system OF allowing every depart
The and Fire Msh s
sfs LIST Of al sas
is Be- to Be and
direction Of evil reform by requiring whenever
as subordinate is removed that statement be filed Of
Gated by the notes to the several sections
viii the oa its ' h
as soon as the committees are appointed they will be
suggestions and criticisms I are invited - A0 '0'"''e
BY order OF the committee .nnu,n
GEORGE Bliss, Jr., Secretary. N-'''"''"
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TIE CHARTER AMENDMENTS.

In order that the connection and effect of the proposed
amendments may be fully understood an abstract Is
given IN their proper order within brackets of the pur
port of the sections left unchanged while In the
the sections amended the amendments are pointed out
by notes or by small capitals Where, however an
amendment Is merely verbal this is not done.
AN ACT 70 amend chapter hundred and thirtysevcu
He Act y 70 h the local
Of New York. " '"' WY
and Assembly, do enact }olions:- '''''"
Section is unchanged 1t is the general declaration
I.secion Of the act entitled AN act to re-
s sa ew YSrf
The legislative Of VI the sa GS1 Corporation
ss I'M % hs o SsaS
Of Aldermen shall solely the powers and perform
by sT The BS Of p %Rssd e
& To- Hf s OF G the
Of the Board Of Apart from the tact
sssnE a That
e no e sTs
endeayored to secure in other proper deberaon
SUBSTANTIALLY superseded by the amendments sections
SEC 2-sestion OF said act is hereby amended so as
sEc 6The Boa I'd of Aldermen now in office shall hold
III & s Of Sr Which ns n
be IN the year 1873 There shall be fifteen Aldermen
sHsa T fss %
be G Ss G e ss All shall
the noted for shall be thereon They
seeding their election at Annually thereafter, at
S s ie oes " ss BE ye Al
nary next succeeding their election and hold Office for
The change consists in extending the terms Of the
and Providing for their y G% ase to three
SEC s1section Of said act is hereby amended so
"sEc lin vacancy shall occur in the Board of
h shs s@ By ss Sara Of y the
% the next
shall BE- elected to sefSs
THE change here is in With special election
TO fill vacancies which is regarded expensive and use.
Section is unchanged 1t defines what constitutes
SEC. 4-sectcn of of said act is hereby amended SO
"src. s-The Board of Aldermen az shall choose
president from It's own members by vorF,
EXPIRATION TERM AE ALDnRxAS ONLY BY A VOTE E
or Two-rnIsps or ALL ruT MANNERS EIrcIrD OR AP.
Bster% Sn y Of is
and the eSe re s rsh Of
HOWEVER TO THE DECISION OF ANY COURT or COMPETENT
- GS'n Have ,n 's s srGSsy Is
Il su ana es G ppn ans
member with the concurrence Of Is Of The mem.
afi Ts. sa' SIT Or
G$%s ss:s
give the President large powers it thought that he
should not be removable by a mere majority.
SECTIONS H. H. H. l3 IA and Is unchanged except
as affected by the amendment TO section IT, Section 10
deprves an expelled Alderman of his powers; IL gives
the Board power 70 fix It's meetings. ~ l3 IA and Is
lates TO the mode OF passing ordinances
PASSAGE OVER VETO.
SIC -secuon 10 OF said act is hereby amended as
sEc i6 The Board shall after ten DAYS AND WITHIN
have been returned proceed to and vote
upon tne same ana " the same shall within such time,
gh phsseu Dy the votes OF at least twothrds of all
eWcc p anu appoineu thereto, II shall take
49, Dui IL 'hh otpiNANCE OR RESOLUTION SHALL
.x.1px .r,~r ,nr.s "IhiN SUCH TINE SUCH NuMBfR OF
In ali eases the vote shall h st KIN piSALY LOST
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Appointments by the Mayor To Be
Confirmed by the Aldermen.
The Mayor to Have Power to
Call Out the Military.
FREE ACCESS TO PUBLIC RECORDS.
Copies Of Everything PrOcurable ut Five
Cents Per Hundred Words.
the Committee OF SEVENTY sNUBeEp

The following is the republican city charter which
will probably be presented to the Legislature at
Albany to-day, and the address to the public, which
accompanies it in the printed edition." to be
shortly issued for the use and examination Of cit-
Eens
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property connected with the supply and distribution OF
wssa be
they must civil engineers e. Z" 81
At least ten years experience The Commissioner may
saf sS Of
And also by striking .therefrom the following:-'
%eas OF
Gs e shS eSsr Of ss be called
the Superintendent Of Railroads and Ferries and to
sS Sc S
The &c sss et
to recover penalties incurred thereby"
which is transferred to board and also the
ton of the Office OF superintendent of Railroads and
These changes reduce the power Of the Commissioner
ha s % nq Ss 5
under The are oS great to be permanently
they have been honestly exercised 6y the present
'"'' - rUBIIc CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
SEC 5section 80 OF said act is hereby amended as
lss Se Department of Public Charities and Cor
ea ar sae for
Of fs: s an. and By @
od nc or repsa T s s
COMMISSIONERS, except those first appointed shall hold
Ssf a
Of shall have CHARGE 81 Of All Tne
atng to persons not criminals The Bureau OF Corrcc-
ton shall have charge of all matters relating crmi-
nals.n
rhe change is In reducing the number of Commission.
ers from nve to three and fixing their terms ut three
years instead Of five. An attempt Is also made TO nil
cate separation between those who simply unoru-
nate and those who crminaL
DEPARTMENT.
SEC B-Secton 81 of said act Is hereby amended
10 read as follows:-
'sEc. sl-The Fire Department shall have for its head
board to consist OF three persons 10 be known Fire
Commissioners of the City OF New York. who, except
those first appointed shall hold their offices for
years unless sooner removed, as herein provided
THE amendment reduces the number OF Commissioners
from five TO three, and their terms from five years 10
SIC Ssection 50 Of said act hereby amended so as
TO read as folows:-
sEc s2-hcre shall be in this four bureaus
The chief officer of bureau shall be called the Chief
Engineer The chief officer of another bureau shall be
called Inspector of Fire Apparatus The chief officer Of
another bureau shall be called the Fire Marshal The
chief officer OF another bureau shall be called the SUI
all the powers and perform all the duties pos.
sessed and performed by the Fire Marshal appointed
pursuant chapter $50 OF the laws OF 1870 and chapter
bs4 Of the laws OF 1871, and the acts amen atory
or supplementary thereof n such Fire Marsha and
the Superintendent Of Buildings, together, with
be appointed by the Fire Commissioners. who shall
all the with reference thereto conferred
by said upon the Board of Police. The Supcrin-
tendent OF Buildings SHALL under the direction OF the
Fire commissioners, exercise the powers and perform
the duties conferred and imposed by law upon the
hc change transfers the Fire Marshal from the Police
to the Fire Department. and makes the Unsafe Building
Department tsocalcd bureau in the Fire Department.
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SEC @.section 40 of said act is hereby amended
"sso tSmrhe Law Department shall have the charge
and departments and Of ali law business in Which the
city of New York shall be charge and con-
the m c
aesds and other legal papers connected with
poy any attorney or counsel but it shall be the duty
officer such advice legal assistance as counsel or at
torney In or out of Court may be required and Tor
shall Deem to neea the 70 ann any aspar
point ne attorney for the Of personal taxes"
charge OF all the law business the city in cutting
on the large expense now incurred for law officers to the
SIC. 81; section iortyone of said act is hereby
"snc i-rhe chief officer OF the Law Department shall
be called Counsel TO the Corporation He shall hold his
vded." '~0' 80 "e''" p'o
The change consists in limiting the two years.
SEC 3-section forty.two OF said act is hereby
amended so as to read as follows
"SEc. 42-There shall be bureau in this department.
ne chief office of which shall be called the Corporation
Attorney and bureau the chief officer of which shall
DC called the Public Administrator
SHALL NOT RECEIVE TO THEIR OWN EMoLu.
TREASURY ALL cosrs AND COMMISSIONS RECEIVED ny
THEN FROM ANY SOURCE WHATEVER. All actions TO
Be brought in the name Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com.
anqy or me Sty q New York ana not IN that OF any
Aorney subject to the control OF the CORPORATION Coun
afforded by the right OF the oicer to re.
ns costs 9r ms own use In connection with other
troll OF the head OF The Law Departments from whom 1t
his benefit The latter Hieru eas sees question
as TO which recent legislation had raised q doubt
as TO read as follows
"src. ts-The Department Of Police shall consist of
SAID Board s BE- Ike sc. d OF sd said
COMMISSIONER except those rs appointed. shall hold