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SUSPENSION or coal MINING.
All Work In the schnyikin Region stopped
Over 10000 Operatives Idle.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Jan. In accordance
with arrangements made at the meeting in
Philadelphia last week, an order was issued to-
day by Franklin b. Gowen. President OF tho
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany, to all the collicry superintndcnts in tho
Schuylkill coal regions. to suspend operations
ut the mines. This movement has thrown be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 miners and laborcrs
out of employment and as no mention IL made
OF how long the stoppagc is to continue. there is
naturally much dissatisfaction among the col
Tiers. AZ tho individual operators have also
announced their intention Of shutting down to-
morrow. 10 curtnil production. between 1900
and 10000 moro collicry operatives will BIZ
added to the number already idle. The oper-
aiurs in The ShaWokin region likewise cOntom-
plate stopping ming. and from present tnIi -
cations II IL not in the least improbable that
every mine in the region Will bo closed by to-
morrow evening.
As is usual at such times. much lnwlessness
has begun to show itself in the more isolate 4
districts, whore II strong and wicked Molly
Mcguire element exists. Two murders are an
nounccd. numerous highway rpbhcrics have
occurred. and three extensive and costly coal
breakers have fallen beneath the inccndiary =
torch Among the latter property destroyed
WIS the Ellangowen breaker. che Of the largest
works belonging To the philadelphia and Read.
ing Company. large body Of disguised and
armed men passed over the Broad mountain,
near Ashland. this afternoon. and as the evil
spirits in the region are evidently around
serious trouble IL apprchcndcd. The miners
arc banding themselves together. and when n
resumption of work is announced. it II possible
thny may refuse tO enter tho mines unless their
wages are increased.
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ably severely tax our generosity. but trust we
shall not grow weary In we'll doing.
In consequence Of the depression Of business.
and the suspension Of building and other en-
terprises the year Just closed was one of unpar-
nllclcd hardship, not only TO our laboring popu-
lation. but to other large classes Of people Of
both sexes. and 1t pains mo to say that see no
immediate prospect Of Improvement
1t ia. therefore. more than ever incumbent
upon us to discharge our official dutirs as to
make our city peculiarly attractive for resi-
druces and for the investment Of capital. and 40
tp cffcrtunllv aid in restoring ts former growth
aud prosperity. SMITH Ely, Jr.. Mayor.
AFTER THE MESSAGE.
The message. having been read by Deputy
Clerk MolOncN. WAS referred to the proper COM
mittros. Aldermen K"'nnn. Slcvn. LOWS.
Pnckucv. and Morris wore appointed the Com
nlittre ON Finance. and the board then ali
Ioururd 10 TuurSla hcNt
While the board WAS In session Counsellor
Won and his legal Boards Of Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen organized in the main cor
rider OF tho t,ty Hall, AMI r mt a committee to
any communications that he might wish to
send to them. Tine Mayor told the committee
that lac had an indlstnct recollection of their
having made him u friendly call last year. and
added that he WIS delighted to SOC that they
were all alive and well. The committee report
ed To- their respective boards that they had dis
charged heir duty, and the two boards then
adjourned.
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Nrw York Monday Jan, 7. Receipts Of
for the week against e3ii for the previous week and
1915 the spending week last ycsr Fresh oner
inss included mainly medium N gooi native Western
strer~ and the average qnahtN wa. vcrJ iar SeNera
influences operated IN favor o the cattle trade THIS morn
ing The weather WIS bright and cold quality Of stock
well suited to TIT demands ini The supply Wa very mod
crate Prices were advance nearly n not quite. Ac n
D dressed wci-ht and all were dispo.d OF a. an carly
hour. including to decent native catt IT IiHar,
to dress si,dbs medium 10 yer, GOOD dc -
n dress 10 rs prime and extra do ip%~ll, to dress
57sSS ms aud fancy selections at llhSlsc, To dtess
ns FNuoftcrs took 81 ioids, or tp head. snip
menis Ut b, ct for the week were g. ~ quarters
Receipts calves l6t head, making s25 for the
H. sgnns go for the cniing week Market arm
and steady at bA.Se-c Z. Tor milk tel veals and 90
~ n n for gIAs-rrs and butterInlk calves
Receipts sheep snd lambs ~ car loads or s2ts
heat making ~ 557 for the week against P1 Tor the
previous week and - 1875 tor the corresponding week
last year The demand fsir IN tho morning. and
some the dealers r-porei slight advance IN prices.
fought agau, thu asking prices ana the Close
was heavy with a downward tendency sheep ranged
from i,c 10 ~ &C. = n lambs from 5t,c 20 80 r.
Receipts Ut hugs YESTERDAY AMI TO-DAY M"re N" car
loads. or 1880 head making Total NJ "a '51 or ua
week. against Sies ior me prc'ious weeN AMI 2, ass
Tor IN, corresponding week last year Lave hogs were
trhc easier az e 7oesi ~ i'pns With car loads 9,
ONO hogs i72 n sold ~ ftf' or do. 2lI
ms at $40 and ~ i-ht do 80 bs 1t !isn city
dressed hos mtsirFA'it active Al 3.ssOg . NJ
Western dressed hogs IN market
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FINANCIAL AND OMMERCTfL.

MONDAY, Jan. 7-P. M.-The better tone
and temper Of the stock market noted late on
Saturday received further development to-day.
and Notwithstanding rumors Of financial en-
barrassment affecting several members OF the
Exchange. the market assumed good degree
OF nrmncss and closed strong at an advance OF
h@lH = cent. Lake Shore and Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western were the conspicu-
Gus features the first named having rallied N
y cent. from 62'. to 63a. while the latter rose
from AK to 49, Michigan Central during the
morning declined from 62H TO GO. hut afterward
recovered to 63. and closed Arm at the highest
figures OF the day. Delaware and Hudson
ranged at 4sgi7.&49 but Western Union. after
opening strong at 77A@7S'.. dropped to Tx.
with n recovery. however. to IL. in the final
dealings. Union Pacific developed more
strength. and moved up from 65. 10 66A. and
Wabash was - better at TX. Northwestern
common rallied ~ cent. to 3G't and the pre-
fcrred y TO SO. while st. Paul rose from 81 to
lished ut the close. Panama recovered from
~ ,n lat week to ,rd ISo s9;d"y ard and Oh
Island was strong at lU0@loo.,. Cleveland and
Pittsbnrgh advancing : u; 10 ~ and New York
Essex ranged ut 3Aa74. and New Jersey Cen
tra at l5r@l5A@l 6. Ohios were weak AZ S3.@
s-@S'Ss4. buyer 3. and Erie ranged ut 81 =,
as.
The stubhornness with which the market was
held in the morning. and il subsequent adj
contracts impaired an improved feeling to
speculative circles Notwithstanding the fact
thnt on Tuesday there will be n large auction
81 le OF stocks hypothccated hy Bonner 4 Co.
American Consolidated Mining Company
stock further advanced To- l0A. tx dividend.
The total number of shares dealt in was 81
GIG. Of which Drlaware: La,rknw"nna and Wcst-
ST. Paul. l2,1OO do. preferred. $500 North
western l23oO; % preferred. 3.sgl Dclnware
1900; Michigan Central. 600; Morris and Es-
sex, 500 Wabash 1900; Union Pacific. 300.
| C.. G., Q. and l.. $40; Rock Island. 775: Cleve-
New Jersey Central. $40; Parinr Mail 900; O.,
| {. and /. G., 100: Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy los Fort Wayne. los; Kansas Pacific,
22n; Panama, 100 and American Express. %.
In the gold market there was scarcely any
business. All OF the transactions were effected
| at 1927.
were -? q gold. and cent
me total eearnss a. the gold department ol the Stock
anu currency balances e. .ia.ht The sabTcasurs r..
deemed ssisroin called bond. aud pad out IN coin III
The earnings Of the chicago and Alton Railroad Com.
psny 70, The month Of !.cembrr show an incrcas. Of
last year. aud The earnin.. of tie BURLINGTON Ccl,
RAPIDS sni Northern Railroad Company gained dur.as
the same month $50 .ud ~ over the same time is5f
Missouri Ksnss. and TrSss RsSsv ior The month ~
! Spending period last year. s2i.', i'd III
foeisn exchange ruled steady hut liet NJ 81 - ant
| ~ -, tor time and demand drafts respectively
at - OF :, cent additional can,inis,ions Pi, ,i
| mcrcirl acceptances passed Ateeas's
to higher quotations from London aided ioa rv, IN.
ss T7 ~ o 1851 rc r"r.s and s'.g sr se IN " OF
The following the 3 4. N closing prices
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Ex-MlYOR O'NEILL's TRIiL.
The Closing Speeches OF Counsci-Thc Case
Given TO the Jury.

Ex-Attorney-Gcncral Gilchrst made a
stirring appeal for his client in the trial Of cx-
Mayor ONcill in Jersey City yesterday. He
said that the cx-Mayor was innocent as he
lacked guilty intent IN signing the warrants OF
the reservoir work. He referred to the long
time that the indictment had lain dormant. and
to the defendants solicitation to be tried. At
the close oi Mr. Gichrist's speech there was I'M
restrained applause from the spectators.
Acknowledgement StorktOn replied for the
prosecution. saying that all that had been said
by the defendants counsel Of Mayor y Nellie
integrity WIS admitted. and that the Mayor was
on trial for neglect. or lack of diligence, for
which he should pay the penalty.
Judg" Knapp in charging the jury inclined
toward the theory Of the prosecution. shortly
not agreed at o'clock the Judge ordered them
TO be locked up for the night.
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MosDAr, Jan: 7..-FLoua AND MH.I-There
was hc,tsr export demand ,n,,i for Che nisher
sofas At 81 buy. trade was generally dun We
efhtu. do * and XxX. s. 7!ss1 winter wheat ex.
patents e. 551sss So civ .6inrne eIiras e, ibssi ~
s,nh,rn baker ang amy brands tfs ~, W. e
@ts, Brandy vine. e. 600 SO 30 Rye hour, s,pSs41l
wheat i1ur =, ioi rs. - oass ~
,,tomos sois dgi and i.!gs lower. sales ssi bales
sonN at ~ ne Tor January Jic Tor February li4ic.
Jnue "' ina tor Joy sales Of futures u SO bales
10. rut- AZ ihc rori~ TIA. day, 81 10 hnles
So Zlssi2 30 or un,lcct~ aud tl2 % fOt inspected
Hfr az sig 80 ucc, aug ecr hams d"I iiacSn cassr
aud fairly active. ,ai,s 800 BIZ mosiy western long
sa's {" e"Sti o 81 - rs medium and light weights
wv l77 ,c' at 81 o5sF VIZ Tor prime western ana
e. At sso1Tfs7s7 Tor January sI97r@ss ss FEB.
Tor city batter very nrm win good business egsam:
crc; 2slso2 Be- state tubs and nrsins l5s2 1920, I;
4 rls,sc 10 dnlres, ssi2tc ohio factory iosi5e.
DaAN-Whcat IN moderate demand and prices about
s.,dy ~, On hs SPOT ioS' bush st tlsi for white
Ce9se aa s. 2,Gtl 3, ~ nnsra1si and miSc9 spsns
fctruary rive and barley qmet oats ies. active aud
Tor mis.i and ;nslsc Tor 9h,ic Including No s,Sdsd
At tna"i ier mixed and a5. SiOc hr white. also No
supported sales the spot 900 bush nj 55@8ic tor
Western iNcd including No 2ntOllsmWitiC nnoat, and
No Sat So 3e,'c steamer mixed 'Ns-Ae new Yellow
Jcr,ey and southern 57'is5'c For tltnts delivery.
~ 90 busn including mixed At 5s' for jan
uiry and 81 &C. February and No mixed at SIC.
for February auda3iic Tor March
GkorkHs-NiO coffee Was qniet and unc hAn.ed, car.
goes oAes.c rod oLhing lots a. hieh u -pAc gold,
sales lat, saturday 800 hni private price, stock here
~ 6-7 bags first hands anil ~ ~ bags IN >acond
hands; total mt all por 10 iIa bags mild grni, quiet,
java, p s92iiic.; NnraratbO lOhsiDc gold Rice
steady. domestic iii@Hhc curwncy hoasse. quiet
aud changed. sales 10 lbl- Nsw Orleans 500 ~,
the latter Tor choice Raw sugars qret but -ady fair
t. good reuuiu-. 5sa7sc centrifugal. ia sale
81, hld- cuba MusslNain. -, iOf good tuf O. lining
rchucd steady. moderate sales standard a. "4c
htlls
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Frequent compa ints have been made 10 mo
during the past year hy persons who nave VS.
tied the public institutions that the inmates are
not differently employed,
The law of the state, which governs this mnt-
tor contains n provision prohibiting IN" en-
plolmont Of convict labor in the manufacture
of ANYTHING which could come IN competition
with the labor Of the mechanics oi the county
and state.
In addition to the enormous amount given
from the Iuhlir treasury for chhritirs, y~ti-
mate thN the further sum OF more Than four
millions of dollars annually IL duunted 10y our
citizens to objects of b'nrNoence through Nari-
s'n To be proud ~ his record, The present
winter has thus far been ono Of unprecedented
midncss and hoalthtulncss, and much suler-
ing has thus been ayertcd among the unon-
plOycd and destitute in our midst;
The ihre9soming months Will unoucstion-
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For 1878 the estimate II tllc amount to be
raised by tax + ,s27 579.c77l2, 10 viii n must
..iut not * erding three per cont. ~ pro;
vided 10y l.w With this addition the rate viii
moi ,xceed 50 per cent, II based ON the valua-
LAW DEPARTMENT.
II gratnos lne to bee able To- say that the Law
Department 81 this city has, in myopnlon,
sue 'cssfal tlau Il has before been during any
OF he twenty years OF my connection with pub
rue following Is a statement ~ the Irrigated
business OF the Inv Department l"X'lusive OF
as. s,ment matter.l lor the year, between oct,
/ 1910. and Oct. /. 1877;
lo'a. amount oi claim. agalnst tho city dis ,,
Tho civ va. ,ucoc,.i',l ~ about ~ per cent
ol The cases amounting o.............. 2l2i 3"@ Il
c,t, dehaicd in only about 80 per cent OF
The number OF suits now pending against the
c'iy b. abb .u' 3QoO. having been reduced nearly
500 turin, the last year. The amount involved
| caLnotbc estimated with any degree OF accuracy
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Tn Department ~ Public Works has ey-
po1drl Ills year iS1Q7 1853 - in CARRYING on
tno work 90 It's various bureaus. OK this amount
| 81 G5l. 1892 IL appropriated from the annual
tax. levy taln ls23l IS raised Wy assessment
and fGj2.'lji5 Is ra..s.a ~ me SAFE o. nonds, o
/ laid IN the -treots most needing II. and II has
been done etongn cally, and has given general
| granite bio ks. such IN are used in Murray.
john. Maidqn lone, Dey ,Cortlandt, Reeior Mas,
so Frry S M9 d s an y per s sqnars yar %
aud with trap-rock. like that used IA Pearl and
her streets. at a., az 81 40 !,r sqHare yatn,
| rnycmcnts which were imposed upon our CIT
! i.nns hat u do2"n years az, Witch cost from
/ tur.c and hat 90 sls doll0rs per square yhrd
IArohinhg granite block pavement lse our;
| INK the past year seems 20 he brtter adapted
t.an any Other 10 the nee Il 81 our city' oHr
| eA7t"iu Of y = and water pip's is such mat me
! .tIt liih are OF a. 'F~lih illlTtslhtlN
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CD Ring Figure. th't Why ""
an. rnspsycrs E"trc"'h"c"' "'s""'
,..,, ,,.t,, ,rc fn MN Lp tho eff V's
Tie Ai'li h'" WV - .i 100.
INIT Iih. -totjauu1ry, 't"rtuhll'"N's-
@N." ,r, ,iI bDnrI mot nj 4 O'clock and
riiY' ..,.,f,..,.frti, limrft.
,rHr fas- nv 'N' '7''''' initial
.rar.. 0i IRIS fer th' "'i' "n" '"O"',' 10"
.. ,gh ia thev hnl q. slh 'rrnl tNN.t lN-
..rn'i l',l., Atn,a,, .ti,.n.w
uul' liiN'' "'''.' '' t.
..f vH. r...'d o. crl'r nN 'N.t iI.'l' d.
.. f.truf N.,O'l board. Tlo ROLL
,i.f.,....,. q. .i.r ,,.... f..,.l,
''i .rl.,,.,.,. o... ...ir.
,,.lt... .,i..f.r
lNN4 a'" N''' . r't..
1..fOf t'ir i.Iri. 60. Qua im 10 N'.'
I iyilr p.f.. t4ts. W lNaW u. NNt-
N. ''" ,tt.. ANIL rr.tn r.,fy IA,
fy IS lh' N''"''' ,
fie.r.4n kirru n. tNr Nhil- amman ii'' ''l.
r..,tv,d twelve tot said was DE- tlarrd
t,N,u.,rl .Onl,Liul tho
tout iu' fre3i"' "' ~ Wv ~ -.
,s,ir President Roberts male iohF NI'''N 'n
.4,.,tui.luu politics. He WAS oVI0-ri
ti'' "" ''' '.,..'.i.t.,,,, ,v.th rI. elty'-
90 0r-lslN''' ' .I t..,..-
c.v.mmnut. ANA 10 tl' Ii'P'''n N""'N.
''' .t. .,.,a..s d, futp from the
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conver.,ns with III. WIFE Through the Moon

Albert Lowell, Il iewclry maker Of Leonard
street near scholcs street. Williamson n arrested
A. disoFderN person on sunday night Yesterday
Of Ia. uicnds went to Justice Elliot ani secured his
lease Lowell hasa strange habit OF going into the street
after t moon appears. amt singing ant talking To-
~ HIS tNpauaun l. that Tor ten days altcr the
moon apWHrs he can hold tnnmui, alton through II, m.
uutuHV with his wife, who d,d year aud a hnl ago.
liz clmr nom Gcrmdny oi1ht wears and secured \
position in - New NurA JrWtlly mandatory. lie Is AN
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CALLAHAN On tho On int Ellen callahan.
Funeral oct fu0 tan. Ill in,t ct 20 4 from req
Z nee o. her husband Mount Il .,c. Friends and
relatives invited to attend
NOkTNN isabella. VII 81 IHirick Marion. and daugh
ter OF the late Eiwati md l,tuels Daily
Particulars hereafter
SHAW On Monday. Ian :. George shaw in the sotb
3cAr OF his az
Relative. Hrd friends ~ tie far'iy respectfully in
v.ted afNud the funeral hisiAte residence. vOi
An Az. ua Mrlnc siay. lni {" 81 ~ O'Clock sharp.
ruLIN DC : A. l.-r f"-ii nee. - Waterloo road
Liver ov, Mary Anne. Ni'r II john s,ion. AID 81
years
Fuue-a iWn .c iosiien ". hs mother ~ Ea, S7th
- corner sos 81 aV on " ue LAP jan . al 10 cock.
London paicrs pca,c 4.
= ri,r -Ihc officer. Hnl u.mirf. u Company n.
the fuu,fa 20 Iisf i.l'I Crligc " f,iluu, At ne
Last l,ii1 lH.sfHj IAN 80 ~ 4 L. QUEENS
drc,~ Bv .rirfof capt GEo uONANS.
n T. MA4orD.r Fir.t >rr'-ni'
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BROOKLYN's mAroR's MESSAGE
Recommending the Abolition of Certain ON
s-Hcapportionmcnt.

Mayor Howell Of Brooklyn sent in his first
message to the Aldermen yesterday. In 1t the
Mayor asks for tho cooperation Of the Alder
men in securing the Legislation needed TO give
the Mayor the full appointing power. now di-
vidcd 10y requiring the consent Of the Common
Council lie recommends the abolition OF the
Offices OF Auditor. Collector. of Taxes. Regis
trar OF Arrears Of Taxes and Registrar of the
Water Department. and that all duties now per-
formed 10y the departments named be intrusted
To the Department Of Finance The changes
Will reduce the annual salary account $50 600.
He further reoomm.uds that tn" triple hradcd
commissions be- aboiishcd. and that single
head bee appointed for each department., thus
reducing Tire salary list about t25.OoO n year.
The prorl" of Brooklyn are suffering. he says.
from unjust Stlt" taNut on because OF the made
auatc representation ia the Legislature. caused
10y the failure of the last Legislature to make
the proper rcnppurti0nucnt. giving 10 Brook
lyu three instead Of two Senators, and fourteen
Instead OF nine members of Assembly The
Mayor recommends that tho Committee Of Lcgis-
laion he charged with the presentation of this
subject to the Legislature nj the earliest Oppor-
tunity. and Ia continue 10 press II until relief
il obtained or refused.
IN" total permanent debt Of tho city is s27.
2sS.93245 the total temporary debt so 293 900
the incidental temporary debt, $2.5OO.UpO: net
increase OF The debt over what 1t was year ago.
<6j9.3S2. The Mayor commcnds the Hemp
stead Storage Reservoir. He opposes an in
crpHS" OF the police force.
He comments the progress Of tho East river
bridge, and trusts that u system Of tolls will
soon hr devised for the bridge which, while not
restricting its use at all. will enable the two
cities 10 realize a lair return on their invest
mSnt. He regards the scheme of establishing a
public market on the land at the Wallahout rs
an experiment. and IL not inclined to favor any
proposition involving the expenditure Of a mil
lion Oi dollars to test 1t.
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CoLE-CrRris jan 3. O., the .itsncs OF the hrdei
parents, Woodbury., Conn. W uc Rev Iu.d.n " Noyes
Edward + to.c OF Wat. riurS. Conn " EnIabcth s.,
daughter OF the Hon Dain,l CARTS
Understandable On M'iuesiaT. Jan .. hy the
Rev W. II. Miokle. tn tcsidcnee ~ tho brides pa
rents oliver 4 DAVIS g. Mi. kiutih 'tu.htor OF H.
Me Douga, Esq ot 90 IL Aiustou aN all N this city
kOufs-rON On 1hurei- eN r,ne N, ~ ln.t al
the residence Of tie brides parent. flrib Ill., = by
the Rev. william : Iangftri D~orrr keues to Mary
farniy. daughter at simeon Iuby Esl
REnNIER-tiANE Lrpfr III thr 9TH inst. by his
Honor smith Ey. II MHy4r M ~. CITY Emile lmliben
kvgmer q PARIS, France 70 hs. LllN cAuicltou o
MUNICH Bavaria
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SUPREME COURT AMBERs Nos. 10. 81. IS
~ 49, 81 - tali hrgiis at 40 ~ ant rnii at -
SvrnlNt torm-,iT>lH,r TtRs Nos - ~. a. a. ~
So - ~ 10. ~ u, ~. ~. ~. L. ~. 81 lh M IA
~, M lls, I'M. IA ia, ~ 1884, $50. i62
SuPHt NJ Gown SPECIAL IkhN -Dtmurrrrs Nos I, :
a. ~ rnd 81 Issues o Law And Fact -Nos 10 ~ III
~ l.3 lls. ~ y, ~ ~ ~ -. lui lOi, 1885 a.
81 ~ ~ ~. - ~. ~ ~ ~ 2ad. a2n
snrnts>t uorn'mrmt 40, S's,s l%g n57' 2nsa
it3 ,5i5 ~; - ~ a4,si- 17D. i@i ~,
49, 3aH l1ul lntl ll61 lO22 ll7n, ~ sos a3i. t1l
i,t ii -Casc on 10 a1l y tay calendar Part III =
Nus 1852 ms 500 ~ 7Dl. T7t. l7lp M8 As, 1884
ild' s2s, lO7p, ~ l,"a, ll2l, N'4, ssi llh2 ttt.
SurkkoR NouRr-thskKN IiM-NOs. l, =, g. 4, o, q, o
10 II. ~. -, -, 10, II, 10
SUPERIOR COURr-SrfriAL rKnM mos 50 and 81
SrrfhoR CoUHT-l'a Nos 81 M, 90 a10 403
MS 40 iit $50 ae7 40 pom, ma s7S an
CoNNnS rLt,s-rnr Nos 7a2 p16 TN, 7Ss 1881
ias2. ~ 2ts 271, So, iltd nli. ~ ai2a Ions
tONsuN fLfNS-GtNtRAI INN Nos, ~, 81, a. 90, -
81, g. ~, ~. ~ - ~. ~ ~, AZ
M,lNt Core1-rarl ~, 2a7l, 27ot s7Ga, e7T. 2asl
9H- 2ni2 .tN 2up a7o2 20 .sO, nrlu>NrI. 2>ll 2>ll
a.ll lH7 aNr- 2~n -siO ?Sl2 asl3 2sl4 2sl5 2~lG
.HlT 2Sln $50 2S3i 2~4h 2-2d ISL 2sas .~2n 2SJl
eSe, 2sia 2sli ss'a, $50, psi ISIS, a-1a rari i
Sos AL. 22ll 1904, 3ifli 2dh. 3'IT $50. Nr'l 19l
27si $50 .7S9 .7~a. 27ln. 27Hl Part III 40, 2inl
a.pl leln Rat so 21-7, 2t.2 25l9, 25.s 4oi, 2siu
1sit .Sil. .Si6
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our present resources, will supply. nj all sea-
sons of the your the ninety millions OF gallons
daily. which IA all that can safely los carried to
the city 10y the present Huueduct. and this
quantity must sum g. .or all uur USES until re-
turning prosperity or u h"ttrr lnunrial con-
dition Will warrant us in the expenditure OF
about twenty millions ol dollars. which would
he requisite Tor thecOnstru ton OF an additional
aqucdu t.
For some ycnr- pnet water hns hccn supplied
Tor the shipping of the c,tv and for building
PURPOSES ihrOu III a CONTRACTOR. Tho hi.,a,,t
amount eyer received nud"r this system in Hnv
one year WIS Sji StD. The contract under
winch this work WIS don" cNpirtd Juuc l. lot1,
and SINCE NIai tim" this work hus bonn dome tli-
r"rtly hv the n"rHr' mrut ol Public Works with
the most gratiiylui. r suits. IN u net sum Of
sJIuuU has been reaNH "a IA % urrluG ul only
suV,n months. from lun" T. 1877. Go the rui 81
Tive vour. b" ni, n difference In fivor ~ the
Ir 81. ut system ~ ~ 100 per month. aus against
<ieJJ ucr month ubtalnct under contract
GAs.
During The year 1914. a largo reduction was
n ulN from thr expenditure for ET- Tor cltv
lafnrs. and | nm confident th" vonr 1879 vs. 100
SHOW u still further lur-e reduction. In other
Lang cities IN" Eas ,nHupaut' - are made a
source OF rHvrnuo. The ra~ companies of
Plris pay To- The city nhuu, ~ 700 uuO annually.
Tine following statement Will snow tho total
cost Of h.-hIus th" ,ptv of NV York for tnn
years from 1874 ~ 1877. both inrlu-iyc with Tho
actual number off lamps huru NJ each yenr amt
the average cust per lamp Tor tnc gas. light
INK, a.:
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The Hon. A. NJ. Waddell Of North Carolina
Will deliver his lecture, entitled TWO Americana
Morse and Maury " before the New YORK Post once
Mutual Aii Association. IN Mtsnnic Han. sNth avenue
and IMomlA -lhIId slrert tlmght
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