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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

Detectives King, Lyon and Wood, OF the Centr al
once yesterday afternoon arrested John Mahoney,
alias Charles Harrington, alias JACK sheppard, on
whose track they have been for some time p asst,
they strongly suspectng him OF being concerned
IN several cases o. grand larceny OF recent occur
renee.
Among the many crimes with which he stands
charged and winch, the police think, VIII DC iasi-
ened upon MIN, are the following
The stealing OF a horse and team belonging 20
Ovcrton 4 CO., OF No. s4k Pine street while the
same, which contained Al the time ope case u
tooth brushes, was standing IN mont of the Custom
House
stealing 9 horse and truck containing three
cGses o. talow, the property OF ". II. Diamond,
valued az 500; also horse and team, belonging
70 Arnold, Constable A Co., containing two
cases of dry goods valued at $500.
me prisoner, 10 Will be remembered, was the
man woo, while locked uD IN tue cells IN the Gen.
trl once . little over year ago on a charge Of
Burglary, succeeded IN enecting his escape by a
cbyer stratagem. Calling DoOrman Gaven, who
had charge Of the prisoners IN the Ce ntral Depart
nent, to ns cell, he requested that Oflclal TO pur
case MIN some cigars, giving MIN some money Tor
that purpose Wnile the dOoTman was outside,
o)liging MS prisoner, Manoney wrenched away
two o. tue iron bars at The top OF the cell door and
cawled through them. he then walked to the
urge door leading 10 the entry, which the door
nan had i0cked when he went out, ana awaited
Is arrival A that oflcer opened the door Tor
me purpose OF re-entering the prison Aanoney got
tennd H. ana Immediately alter sue entrance o +
me d0orman ne rushed through IL and out the
Mott street door, from which time until MS arrest
yesterday nc has remained beyond the clutches OF
me police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

Som Harry LArpEIl. Taylor from New YORK for
James River. put tnIo Norfolk May IN dstre naylng
while beating up the James RIVER While going w the
harOor cOded with another vessel but neither su
tanned much injury
scnR GRACE WEBSTER. from Cardenas for Philadelphia.
before reported ashore line Island Was got on
night OF May all right
scHR MATTE A HAND, from Cedar Keys for Portland,
al vineyard Haven 4h experienced heavy weather aud
sprung bOwsprlt
soHR SOUTHERN CIrr of Crisneld). Nelson. from Yr-
Ria for New York. with OF oysters was lost on
Cape Henlopen Light SUNDAY morning during severe
gale. Her crew consisted ave persons, ali Of whom
are Supposed to be lost
scHR PAzPERo Locke, at Phiadephla, from Caibaren,
was 70 days north OF Hateras with bad weather. lost
ana split sails
scHR LIZZIE NAULL, scul, from Brunswick Ca, for
New York, which put into Savannah IN distress, com
peted repairs and resumed her voyage yesterday ih)
Scum MAGGIE A FISK which was below Boston 9TH inst
leaking, has proceeded TO Weymouth.
ScHR HATuR Ross, from New York. before reported
ashore az vineyard Haven, has been gotten OF and ar
rived at Portland 9th inst
ScHR WM MAzYcK Nelson, from New York for James
river Tor cargo o. oysters arrived at Norfolk NAY
with loss Of living lib, foresai and mansaIl.
ALEXANDRIA May 4-Scnr Anthony, before re-
ported as striking rock at Georgeto and spring
Ing aeak, having been repaired launched from the
ways here today, and again sailed Tor Georgetown.
EAsrPoRT, Me, May 5-schr Allen. from Dennis
vile for Providence lumber laden Is ashore nc ar
PASSPORT cutter will assist ner tonight
POM BASQUE. y, Maya sealing schooner Just
turned from Bird Rocks having SPOKEN tho
steamer Dauntless Bird rocks, April 20, going
ahead slowly through the ice The Captain the
s very heavy and he does not think the steamers
get through yet
fax for Cow Bay and sydney struck iceberg on Cab
arouse, Saturday night and sunk halt an hour after.
The crew was picked up and brought TO hainadien
LAUHcHED-At Haverhill Nav l. q fine modelled YES
sci uame not GWEN OF $50 TONS old measurement built
there by Nj kben Manson, OF Newburyport, Tor Mr.
John Tilton. OF HaverhilL The schooner has OF
capt Nllleby'S patent keelS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. May t-Arrved. schr II Bodwen,
sailsd-schrs Kate Robinson. Georgetown; L
slagnt Providence; spencer urom 1eorScto"W,
BOSTON, May 4-Arrived, schrs Atwood and Emma Q
Curtis from M Penn d ss FrieDds
Seners Philadelphia - -. 49,. 80.
rieni Ada Gould, Merritt Trindad Eliza White, wot
ton Matansas brSs model puESan AK 9ayei rseSn
ssgus; khce Tarielon Tucker. cardenasi ,Magdala,
CIR oSsssSs 40 ESse sE vssas
s. Mare 4dsps sOse .SGass g gssna jane. sn
son savannah Maggie FisK, Baker Charleston tand
Hattie 4 Fuller, Hart Baitnoi i DELHI simpson, doi
w' wsshSTssSs Sss
Also arrived, steamer glaucus, Bearse, New YORK;
Ss s ssy es9f Ssf Ken HvAsE a
nos s%nS ss Mhsnsy h Ssm
York bark Acacia. Anderson, Matanzas schrs Baltic
bee svsr; B II Brainsrd, hall Harifod 49,.
saied-stsamer saxoni barks Gaspee, and sarah
BALTIMORE, May 4-Auived. schr Mosby. wran,
ciesred-Brig chIrianwanah Bo. cOlcOrd, Matanzas
Cleared ist bark Giuseppe BOzzo dtaD, PastOrinO,
Queenstown. Falmouth or Plymouth for orders -
Richard willing Her, Phiiadelphisy BARK Rialto Br,
Linden Matanzas schrs Alice B (Br Sanders 90; Mary
ton; sea Nymph, Dow, Providence; James MaEee,
Lynch, philadelphia; cherub Layman. do; Anna Ed
Also arrived brig " PARKER Brackets. Rio JaneirO;
BeIOw-Bark Monte Tabor dtap. Aduino, Gloucester
Ciesrsd-steamers Elizabeth. Clark, New York "a :
ity, frost Alynis Point; schrs sargent Day, AcFAr-
land Nassau Belle Hardy Baker, PrOvtdence
Also cleared steamers McCellsnd, March Providence
Raleigh, oliver, Wilmington NO; barks lorryburn Brl
Seeiy, Caibaren; 50 Lawrence IBrL Doe, DemerAra;
Tiilid (Norl, Fredricken. Cora. :.
saIled-Barks Giuseppe, Bozzo, san Pietro and ST
Lawrence; schr James Drury.
BULL RIVER. 81, April 30-hrrived barRs Anpo Qtus,
Odin, Charlest0n Aurora tBr), Churchi, dos May =,
Evangelne tBr). Davis Madeira.
BANGOR May S-Arrived, bark II Bowers, HarR'
ness Rock port brigs Princeton, Wells, Brookn, Ne;
starlight fucker, Bucksp0rL -
BELFAST May ARRIVED. nchr Nathanfel ChHoTu,
Carter, Orland iOr New YORK land sailed 5d.
sailed April -, scnrs Paragon. Darby, wilmington
Nc; 18th, Mary Patton. SavAnnah 3Oth, James Bliss
Batch, Brnnswick, Ca, Gsy \ Mary Cushman, walls
do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

James A. Duly, the man accused OF try
ing TO kin Deputy Comptroller Earle on
Tuesday, dropped IN to the Comptroller's
once yesterday and coolly asked for the
warrant for $50, which had been made out TO
his order two weeks ago. AS In court inc day be-
fore he had denied that he was the party to whom
the warrant was due, he was told that II ne could
prove that he was after all the party to whom II
belonged IL would be given to him.
the Corporation Counsel was visited Satur-
day II seems by men from the Department OF
Public Works, VINO told him that IN pursuance OF
they mad been ordered 10 remove his ONCE effects
TO the old chamber OF the Board OF Aldermen. Mr..
Smith got has back up, refused TO be ousted from
the Stats Zettnng building IN that KIND or way
and sent long communication, protesting against
his nasty removal 10 COMMISSIONER Porter. And
thus he sticks at present writing I'LL the Alder
men give MIN ample quArterA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

Bark II s Jackson Bacon, Cardenas-J n Winchester
a Co.
kerr
brig Alice BH, Montgomery, Truxilo and omoA-Eg-
gers Iielnicin.
Brig Harry Stewart Weeks 81 Thomas-hiner
Houghton.
Brig Adele hcLoon, PIERCE st Johns PR--ParsOns a
Loud.
nng deorge Gllchrist circuit. sagua la Grande--Par
Loud.
schr KuDnia Orr. secord st Johns. Mp Nevius 4
Son.
Co
schr Seabury, Trim DISQUALIFICATION Ray.
schr Myrover Brown Lnartest1 n-Evans Ball A Co.
schr II Horton, Hickman, Weiiheet-st John A
: schr Nearchus MARYLAND, New Hayen-Delanoy a
4 DOYLE.
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

n9- See eable
We indebted 70 ne purser Of the steamer CITY OF
Vera Cruz from Havana, for favorA
SIR KIEe % ALGKaIA Br). smith from PhiIadeIphia
for Antwerp. which arrived Flushing LEAKING
having been ashore bad 70 feet III her hold aud
had jetiisoned ll5 casks oil
sHIr ~ LAwRHNcK Brl, johnson, from san francisco
for queenstown which put INTO Acapulco eaky stopped
the leak, snd resumed her voyage Aprii =
BARR II KucmAn from Howland's Island for Liver.
pool before reported was abandoned feb 49, lat 80
s Ion IS W, dismasted and aakp
BRIG ELrzABRrH. stubs, from zaza FOR New YORK.
which pat into Havana May 3 was leasing.
ScHR MAsafE-A survey has been held on hoacd schr
h8Tgfe, from HumacVm, PR. with a cargo skar fd q
Boston. which put into newport n distress last FRIDAY.
and thorough repairing was recommended before pro.
ceednR her sais are now Detng mace At Portland, and
expected that she will be able start tor Boston IN
about lee days Two weekA
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oTTsCELLANEOIJs.

A BsoLU1E DIyoRCRs OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states no pqbucityi advice free Notary PUB
Ifc Commissions OF d eds Tor every state Law hocu
Inents properly prepared. FREDEEICK l. KING.
Attorney, No 6Eishth street
A BsOBUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER-
"a states; legal everywhere descrtIOn, &c, snhl
cent canse no publicity required no charge unti g.
vorce granted, advice tree. NJ HOUSE, Attorney ~
Broadway.
ITvBRYBODY SHOULD 90 no 80 vEsev STREET
IN and get bargains in hne TEAS, COFFEES &e, &C
THOMAS X AGNEW, formerly 400 Greenwich street
IN o. DARLINGTON WAREHOUSES;
~. for Pianos Furniture and Baggage = senaf Az
compartments. The buildings are al new anu nIss
class Furniture Trucks constantly hand anu ofues
promptly executed. Principal Office 33i Ihrd avrnne
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06

Steamer Arbitrator Brl Jackson. from Liverpool for
New orleans, Aprl ~, lat so, lon IA
shin city OF Dublin (Brl, all from Portland o, for
Liverpool. April ~, 80 miles NSW OF 1usNar
Bark Jenny (Gera crate, from Bremen from New
York, April IL lat a. Ion 20
Bark QuiIota ~, from Bordeaux for San Francisco,
Apr Is lat IS ~. lon 5 Is
Eark Olusee kickerson, from New York for Singa-
pore March n, lat 81 = Ion 80 w.
Bark Columbus (Gerl Ihder, from Havre Tor Savan~
nah April 3, lat43, Ion 90
Bark ocean traveller lBr, from Messna for Philade
phia, March B. OF Gibraltar
Bark RUDY, OF Halifax, Ms, bound west April is, lat
81 81 N, Ion IS 10 W.
Bark Skiddaw, Of Quebec from Java for Falmouth,
under topmast March 4. lat rs ~ g. Ion Ia w.
brig Model Brl, from West indies Boston, April 10
lat 81 A. lon 70 10
Brig Carrie Pickering, from Philadelphia TOr Car
denaS April 80, lat 81 lon rs
schr Chas Flint, from New York for Port Limon
April D. lat q. Ion IS
sehr W Hopkins, from Boston for BaracoA, Aprl 2s
lat 80 rs Ion n "a
schr Matte 4 Hand, from Cedar Keys for Portland.
April 90 on Chincoteaguc-
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

hEwForT, RI, Hsy 1874
Brig Chas Miller of winthrop Me-. Capt Dockendor,
with a cargo Of Ice from Boston Tor Galveston arrived
here this afternoon in distress len Boston on FIJI
day last and during the heavy westerly gale sunday
night sprung aeak To the CONSERVATION Of the captain
pumps found All cnoked 10 with the sawdust
in which the Ice packed and nothing could be
with them. Accordingly, holes cut through the
and BY bailing day and nghs she was kept anoat
There we're ten passengers board. who were also
Obliged 70 assist In baing. She has six feet OF
water IN her hold, and one pump procured from the
shore ~ Kept constantly u work BY double The
vessel = insured she VIII he brought IN grounded
goes down.
1hr Petrol Robbins rom Caiais FOR orders arrived
In Vine yard Haven.
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Ne sefv,cs. Uaaer snese circumstances We deem the
paS system q paying n ~4aey . '9 rom Two 70
rse DAYS 20 pay the employs tBa oIs rule ~ RAW
ing IN warrants the whole work could be done 70 lew
9Ssrs without any loss "a me 20 sne men ~ Would
therefore, request that you return 70 the oa
otaer method hich viii not inerere slth efficiency
y '"' -'''0''u '0i's JosEPH l. PERLEY, President
CITY OF kEw SosE DsrAaTsnsT t 81 3 sI ia
Hon. ANDREW II. GREEs, Comptroller = 49,. ,nop...v
DEAR stRI beg 70 cal you atlen3n 70 slg M my
olncers aud men q the fire Department As has been
Of loss o. time and discomfort % the men ana the
ioremen state, inirnges upon tnet ar
ters until paid on by which "a eaeh o. me y
meal hour, the patrols miss their pay ana tae
broken % come down and sign the roll the district
north OF Harlem there are about MY aha
former force They are working men, and when sum
compelled TO leave their work lose heir time BY
The mode o. RSyHg me S5Ss ns Sd a
uied them the az their convenience The lore
stored Very respectfully, MOOR FALLS Paymasier.
1t may interest 10 state that the charter does
troller's ONCE or elsewhere. IL VIII be notlced
tina: the Comptroller quotes all that porton q
section 20 OF article wnlcn provides tnat nc
SHAH prescribe 1.-THE mode oy when all cFeulIOIs,
officers ana employees of the Corporation shall De
pads" but there ne stops, as the section contn-
ues: "All payments by or IN behalf OF the Corpor-
alton shall be made through the proper avs.
bursing onlcer oil the Department OF finance"
and section "a OF the same article pro-
vldes tnat 'tne Chamberlain SHAH pay
all warrants drawn on the treasury
by the Comptroller and counte rsigned by the
Mayor.u rms clearly shows that the paymaster
business In which the Comptroller employs three
clerks TO carry on In his own way and after his
own thods is the result OF an assumption OF un-
warranted power on his part. Indeed, II Is quite
possible tnat upon the decision oil TINS very ques-
ton will depend IN a short time the future power
OF Mr.. Green 70 bring about squaooles on techni-
caities that are always hurtiul TO those employees
under the city government VINO can leas anoro 70
have them occur.
Mr.. Periey's letter IL win be seen, does not ask
that the warrants snail be made out ana the men
paid as the Comptroller wants them 10 be- he
asks simply that the old system be revived "or
some other method adopted which viii not inter
fere with the efficiency OF the uniform.n THAT'S the
Mayors position exactly.
AS General FtzJohn Porter happens TO be
friendly TO the Mayor the warrants Tor the en-
ployes Of the Department Of Pubic Works have
not yet been sent 10 tue MAYOR by MIR. Green. and
before the employees OF the DEPARTING ut oil Charities
ana Correction can get their pay ~ IS probable
that they Will have 10 wait tue good pleasure OF
MIR. Green's paymaster, who yesterday made
reqnlsltion to have steamboat put al his dlsposa
on winch 10 make ais grand rounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
PORT or NEW YORK, MAY ), 1875.


stramer Cuba (Br Martyn Liverpool via Queens
towu--C - Franc klyn.
steamer state % Georgia tBr, Knight Glasgow-Aus-
TN BALDWIN A %.
steamer Ashisad whiehurst. savannah-RoOt Low
on
steamer Georgia. Crowcl charleson-J ouin-
tara a %.
steamer Regulator, Doans. Wilmington, Nc-w r
steamer George " Eider. Reed. Baiumore-old Do
mlnion Steamship Co
,,s.samss Am Eliza, Richards. Philadclpnia
: -,ssmsr George sgout Ford, PhHadeiphia-Jamss
steamer chesapeake. Mangum Yoruand-J Ames
snip Tying bsgie, 1r0well, Melbourne-R w Cameron
nhip Magnolia Br,, hilton. Brsmen-snayv A Borgess.
Barr ltniek thr, gOudy, London-Boyd Hincken.
bark Agoseno teiuso utab, Chiesa, Eewry-Bennam
nark PRESIDENT DaaI COZ. Olsen, Fansss-c Tobias a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAIN %

Merchants shipping agents and shIpmAsters In.
formed that By telegraphing 70 the HERALD London
Bureau. NO 8 Fleet street 70 the Paris once. Nos
Rue Scribe the arrivals at ana departures from Bu
ropeaD and Eastern pors OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with tho United states the will DO
cabed to this country free Of charge and published
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win and the Paris once the
economical and expeditions for telezrapninx newA
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SOUTHAMPTON, May b-Arrived, steamer Weser GER.
Wllgcrod, New YORK for Bremen.
zAEzIBAR-saied, bark TARA Topaz, Hathorne, Bos-
ton.
LONDON Nav 5-sehr Pamlico, strech from Queens
town for Chicago before reported spoken
again been spoken returning under jurymasts
ship Francis Sage, Urquhart which arrived at
Hayre yesterday from New Orleans was fire. but the
flames were extinguished after some little damage
cargo.
Bark africa Br) Herbert from New Orleans Tor Havre.
mas been spoken In lat ~ Ion 81 having been slightly
damaged by ice.
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SAILED.

steamers Cuba 3D. for Liverpool via Queenstown;
STATE o. Georgia tBr) glasgow; Ashland. savannah;
George " Elder. Baltimore; ships Lillian CBrl, Cab
lao; Cholua tbr). Lverpool' Philosopher tBrl, dos
North American, san Francisco; Magnolia (srl. Bre-
men; barks Rosa (SweL kga; serene Montevideot Geo
Lawrence utal. Genoa susan A BlalsdeIl, AMER.
Elisa fNorl. odessa " Brett Cardenass Lizzie Mer
~, Cienfuegosi Coriese utal, Dunkrk; Kobe Norl,
stockholm; Eliza Bars fBr), Bermuda Hans ser Bal
tmore; brig Daniel Trowbrdge Barbados
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r. NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS BNrER-
mo THE PORT or NEW York AT HIGHT-The NEW
yoRE HERALD has adopted distinguishing coston night
signal for board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors req green, red changing
from the other succession, and can be
era niles distant Captains Of upon seeing this
signal will obhge BY preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department q the
nKnAGn
Rs-Persons DESTROYS q communicating with vessels
arriving q Sew York do BY ADDRESSING 70 such
ves.sh care HERALp news yacht pier No ] Fast
Ever, New YORK Letters received from All parts Of the
worlf and promptly delivered Duplicates re-
Quiret.
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ArRrcA, wrqr coAsr-sAILrNa plRrcrroNs.

house Averyss Rock; also steam fog whistle
frame, filled in with brick and surmounted by Frcs
mel light OF the second order
AFRICA, wrsr coAsr.--sAIIrsG DIRECTIONS
me following niormanon relating TO portion o. me
dorc SIR William N. W Hewett RN, KcB, VC senior
officer on West Coast OF Africa, ls74;-
GABooN RIvER-The remarkable trees on the SUBMITS
OF mounts Bouet and Bauin are no LONGER distinguish
S,Penelope Pass-The Saraioe ana sou Least banks on
the northeast side OF Peneope pass marked by
on rounding the outreast bank buoy AZ distance Of
ss9S q G d os en- aep SeS eobe weTs o.
Mouche bank on the southw 81 side OF Penelope pass
stan an, flag. From the buoy Pongara point pears SIS
about mites Gee Nouce 10 Mariners No 8 " Is74)
marked on ITS northern side by balck conca buoy.
Pougara Point-The Funnel beacon on the extremity
bands
on Mouche bank should be sighted bearing IN mind
that the flag the buoy is small and not easily seen
on proceeding through Penelope Pass after passing
Mouche bans red ouoys mark the port and black the
There are pilots TO be obtained of Gaboon River.
neither DO any appear a nes S,ss
age. The old and the house OF Roca Ferrera for
mery used marks tor anchorus are no longer TO DC
30 coal supplies OF any kind be obtained at
ASHo Box IsIASD-The anchorage al Ammo BON Island
Is not good as the bottom Is rocky, and heavy swell
Bearings magneuc- Variation Is deg 10 min westerly
in 1873
ATRIcA-wEsr coAsr-cArE PALMAs RoAp-REPoRrED DAN
The German Consul at Cape Palmas reports that the
bark Johannes \ Emile, q Hamburg. struck rock
which Is not laid down on the charts. bearing by
Upon examination OF the locality fathoms were found
81 athoms until miles from the roc Ks and miles
from the shore, when the depth decreased suddenly 70
4 aud 2fatnoms, with the lighthouse bearing about
Bearings magnetic Variation, 10 deg 20 min westerly in
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from New London May bark Nile, spicer 70
10 ia the Atlantic for 2months aud then 10
coed lOT Cumberland Inlet
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES oF rEPAKTuRE FROM NEW YoRK roc The
MONTH OF NAY
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HIGH wATRK

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A Us revenue steamer is now in the Machias River,
taking initiatory steps towards the erection Of light
house Avery's Rock; also steam fog whistle
Libby Island. The avery Rock light will be wooden
frame, filled in with brick, and surmounted by Frcs
mel light OF the second order.
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In a statement prepared BY Mr. Green for publ.
cation yesterday IN relation 70 the warrAnta lie
says
The warrants ne pay ~ ne rrtrncn ior ths month
rsr,neat aos .s.s ~ Ss',., ne. rinaSes ~.
ready On ue@isy q - eounteraunr6 D. Naygr wick.
understood that The principal dncuty d ne mater
!. tne addiiional labor ea vii b. mnossa ugea the
havemeyer hsd always svnsd eaeh mouth IT warrants
III. ella ~. lSossS 4. &c ss .ss'@ y an aaa
vsnieges and safety .nd continued 2 the eo.e
sOurse than tbs should - adopted tompuoiisr afeen
. graS ~ IA q % = - 49, s1E
ths expernent q PAYNE nc nrsmcn q money
u = found a vii - sen ~ TIE cormunlcanons ~
the President q te IRE department Bsymassr
ard that made ~ The ire IL par rnent q
seeeS y y S b b0 eSSrtssr n =. ,v :,
the COMPTROLLER and not ne Mayer 70 prescribe me
mode ~ which ~ eredltors officers ana employs. y
Ins clsburssmsnt d msney. : an important duty ana
should BE most carefully proceeded With rhe Mayor Il
nremen placed IN The hands . t1e sgvsrs soremsn fsr
Bos q ne sy sna eead ", ss men ys ~
Eponsble m case ~ misconduct IN connectsn
counts g be Eept ~ each and ih, added % fhsr m
Ror,ans dgtes 70 eennes Ion w,h ne a.parmsnt won't
gresser amount o duty on the compWonsr taan usoa
cause would occupy but small pau ~ his time sna
any Sslsm preset bed ysieh would ~ - depsrimsas.
shoald Be- followed
the following are the letters alluded 70 by the
HEADQUARTERS Frnr DrrArr~rw-
CRY % NEW iosE. Aprii :. ASA
sTa-The rules or this department require the mem.
81 toe uniformed force " do paI0l duty ana ~
stsis ~ his aaiy prevsnss tie bremen IL Rssy rs
stances from meeting tIc paymassr when he VISITS n
Flsancs Department their salaries which
Snss nugb iofs ~ lame al iseonveniesce % Us paS-