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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
MONEY Ind BUSLNESS.

When the market drops because one or two men
are going away for recreation, or because one
company in which no particular confidence has
been felt seems TO be in difficulties, It is sure
sign that prices are unnatural. The absence Of
Mr. Vanderbilt in Europe, of Mr.. Gould in
Florida. could make no difference II there were
not consciousness that his sustaining power was
required 20 prevent decline. The fact that
Atchison has lost heavily during the last year of
severe competition, as other Western railroads
have, is news TO nobody. and lis apprehended de-
fault would have no influence unless it were be-
leved that prices of other stocks were governed
by hopes rather than by facts. But the only
question asked ON Saturday, the key of the
whole situation, was whether Atchison would be
able to pay interest. The course OF the market
was significant Of it's character. The preferred
stocks Of Northwest and ST. Paul, Delaware and
Hudson. Illinois, Ncw-YorlS Central and Pullman,
and fifteen other stocks, advanced last week in
all $50 25 for twenty-one shares. But Atchison
fell So 81 and thirty-eight other stocks fen
s4Ol2, so that the net result of the week was
decline OF IA cents per share in the average for
the sixty most active stocks. For the minority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

not hesitate TO denounce any attempt to pros
titute the military service by the introduction
OF political motives. The disturbing eiemens
in this case would seem to be the Commissioner
of Pensions, General Black, more widely known
as The Physical Wreck, whose zeal Tor ONCE
and place. It seems, is not satisfied by the
dubious administration of one great bureau
and who, as the close of his Official career
draws near, seeks to secure for himself perma-
nent power in the position of the Judge-Advo-
cate General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
amnsements.

xTxDfMT f06iF MUSIC s~The Old Homestead
AMBERGs THEATRE -s-onkel Braesig.
BfJoU OPERA HOUSE 8-Peari Of Pekin
BROADWAY THEATRE s-Little Lord Faunteroy
BERKELEY LYCEUM-3-Lecturo Recital
CASINO-S-Nadjy.
DALY's THEATRE-sl5-The Inconctant
DocKsTADERs-- S-The FASHIONS
EDEN MUsEE--wax Tableaux. .
GRAND OPERA HOUSE S-N. G. Goodwin
HARRrGAN,s PARK THEATRE S-Tfe LOrgaire.
LycEUM THEATRE slb-sweet Lavender.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoUsE-S--The Jewess
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE s:30-capt swift
NIBLO's- 8-Paul Kauyar.
PALMERs THEATRE 5-Antony and Cleopatra
sTETNwAY HALL-S-Irish Music.
STAR THEATRE S-Running Wild.
STANDARD THEATRE S-rhe Queens Msse.
THE GRAND MUSEUM-10 M. to Top m.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE-s-varlety.
5rH.AvENUE THEATRE S-Macoeth.
I4rH STREET THEATRE -s-Myles Aroon.
4THAvE AND l9TH.sT.-Gettysburs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

June. Since then she has lain al the dockyard, I'M
able TO move and unable to DO repaired for tho stay
tubes required did not arrive from Ensland tan a 2
week ago, after five months OF weary waiting. ~
win now falEe two months 10 make repairs 50 much
for tho sixteen knot torpedocruiser Fearless which
no doubt their LOrdshps unhcsitaffngy say forms
part OF the Mediterranean Squadron. Have you heard
Of any one being hing for thiss The Fearless was
built and en- 9iued at Barrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
PREPARING FOE TIE CRUISE OF THE ALvA. T.,

Philadelphia, Jan. 20 (speciall--A senuem.n ",
..n,s from wilmington, Del, this evening says -
K vspdcrbs yacht Alva Is lying In CHRISTIANS !.
IN readiness for sea voyage Her ere" IN pa, ~
aboard and waiting orders IL Is expcc'od ms -.
AVA will san tomorrow Tuesday for newport ~,
where Mr. Vanderbilt and his family WIN oo ami m
.,a star, for tbs bahamas The winter VIII 20 The
ahu e,taern seas ara the south Of Franco ofssr
cruiser ru ana her psssengers viii roman on ne return
cr cru - ssa hflapdc until July when they VIZ w III
sa -. vanderbl1I summer residence at Newpo a -
Ava has lust been renovated and renttsa sA~
aarsicd as the most luxurious craft anoat-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
A HEARTY SORT OF AN "AMEN.'

From Tho waterbury hepuDhSa"'
THE New-York Tribune says very energetioally and
,erv properly that Z" Il is disgrace 10 the Congress
Nei tfpited states that IL should be necessary for
oi . indivlduals 10 raise money by subscription
70 supply the wants OF General shcrdans family
s be SO consplcuously hclped 20 save from DIS
menberment His devotion and MS achievements
klteratIon which should be met with more tangible
sNnreSslons OF honor and of gratitude than merely
eunntv words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
A ppInGE OF SIZE

From The Philadelphia Times
Tho next vessel built by an ocean steamship com
,,.rv will be q bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
Ask YOUR FRIEND, MIR. CLEvELAN
TUEY OFTEN ARE.

From The New-York World tDem.)
what arc we (Amercansl going to do about II
tthe latest development in SAMOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

From The Boston Herald
MIR. oIlberrs new play has been withdrawn from
the London boards for lack OF PATRONAGE The wicked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
pgyMAY rHoMpsoN's GRIEF FOR HIs aoIH ,.as

pEyMAN rHoMPsON's GRIEF FOR HIS holn 1t
The large audience at the Acau'n.s s.sr. which
saturday night were not witnesses OF scene
was enact ted upon the stage, but which had no
whatever 10 Tho old Homestead when MT. lno%r,
SON reached the theatre about $780, no lection
group of stage hands, and in voice Iii % 800,
s.saS them n they would make every effort 20 has'ss
the setting of the scenes, in order that no msn |.
catch the IL o'clock train. There was so", v.rsnsr
the old mans manner which startled tne ~ol' -,
,.,o, 10 burst INTO tears and said: Boys, my poo.
o a'r mother d yesterday and want to be prescott s
at the fnera tomorrow Hurry things up, ilso maj sSss
fellows, viii yOuf" There was NOV s.1 IN ar sors
70 do Mr. Thompson,s bidding. ,.,ru,.s m sstrskss
Scenes tna' ae Minutes and tho last curtain VEN
S %s9 ressderably before so thus nrs &
agwn a,nne time 10 catch his train inoio an.
stona affinity bewees Mr. Thompson ana c .ns
s,lvns ~ Inc house. and his sorrow was s aver
pioSeSS nv them all Mrs Thompson, who was f.w,v
eighty years Of ago. died on frdsys b ~ ar invalid
sny months, but the news OF her aes rs,rs
, loge r," blow 10 the actor Mr. Thompson "'n
~ thfa city today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
AN ATTRACTIVE AND USEFUL REsoU
Igrom Tho noston HeraId

There was gorgeous array of flowers at the Presl.
dents stats dlnner The most gorgeous specimen OF
ali was tho Hon. Roswell 7. fiowsr, OF New-YoFh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

The crew and petty officers Of the Yantc
have united in grateful testimonial to Com
mander Heyerman's care and attention to the
unfortunate men who were affected with yell
low fever aboard that vessei. This unusual
incident will remain one of the pleasantest
memorials Of not altogether glorious and
happy expedition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21

Carl Schurz has made the wonderful discovery
that "a President is usually strongest for re-
formatory work at the beginning Of his Admin
istration.' For one premise on which to base
this conclusion he doesn't have TO go further
back than the year 1885.
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Col. and Mrs. Cannock started up.
"What do you know of Mr.. Larose"
the former asked.
''Knew him very well. He had kind
o. liking for me, though rough chap by
nature, and he gentlemun. Knew his
wife, too, poor soul; she died four years
agone. Master Wilmington don't berem-
Der her, as he was only one day Old or SO.
Mr.. Larose was stabbed, and I had the
honor Of writing home to the old lady,
who is also dead and gone, as we all
must be-"
1t was indeed true. The original find
er of the great Orange diamond was no
other Jim than poor James Larose.
The Billiter family, who had bought q
big place and were just beginning to en-
Joy themselves, had to disgorge the
whole Of Aunt Sabina's property for the
benefit Of this round faced mite of 4
years old, brought to England, like q
valuable bale of goods. by Mr.. John
Price. TWAS all the more embarrassing
because their eldest son, just 10, had de-
clined on the strength of this fortune to
do any work whatsoever, and had mar
ried the daughter of small photog-
rapher.
And with this the adventures Of the
Orange diamond come to an end. Its
career had been, like that of human
soul, O strange mixture of good and evil.
I The man who in a moment Of great
temptation had committed the unpre-
meditated crime Of stabbing Jim Larose
for the diamond had been trusted and
befriended by him for two OF three years.
He had been his most attached COM
rade, and stood by him on many occa-
sions when Jims needed faithful ally.
He also had been born gentleman, but
the drouthy fiend had got hold of him;
he was drunk when the glow of that
ten thousand pound iakelet of yellow
light proved too much for him, and when
he knew that he had killed his only friend,
he went out in bitter despair, took the
first offer he received for the hateful
thing that had Jim's blood upon it, and
speedily got his wretched life ended in a
brawl at Ladysmith.
Could such nell fire OF remorse be
shualed off with the i'll used body?
Through the dark wilds of the unknown
land he sought in vain for the friend
from whom his own deed had cut him
off forever. He came back-perhaps he
comes back sti.l--to the holder of the &C
cursed stone. If only ne might be guided
to his victim, to confess, to hear that his
great crime was forgivenl He might
as well have asked the passing wind,
"Where Is Jinf'
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BOARD OF FINANCE.

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular adjourned nesting OF the Board of FL
lance held In the City Hall. July l6, 1880. at
On motion, the reading of the minutes OF the last
regular meeting was dispensed with, and they were
approved as written.
The following communication was received from
The Argus Company:
JERSEY CITY. July 10. 1859.
0entiemen-As publishers or the Jersey City
Argus one OF the oticial papers appointed by your
honorable body, We beg TO III your attention 20 the
ollowlnR facts; When the city was In financial
no minutes were reduced along with tbs others but
1hen the city recupernted and came out Of its nnh
al dtculty. the amount OF compensation for print-
ng the minutes was ieit a h was rednccsi,
he jurisdiction OF your Board raised ~ the old
igure The cost for settlag the type for the past
Sear AZ the rate the diiferent Boards are holding
asctinss alpcss eass 1p The fenapsnsati9n We q.
5card win the tuetice OF eur clam, the GUY Is
low good financial condtsion, nad nfter December
isi Of The preseat year we wll receve the compon-
Your opedient ecrvanI,
The ARGUS COMPANY,
&. ,. Ozark Manager.
The following communication was received frur
- : - Jsasxr err. July 18Th 1850
we raspcc,rnliy AK taat you incraaoe the com.
lensatiq lod 70 The enoal pApcrs for the puhiloA-
east t1.uou per nnnum- The price originally paid
since tlIf rndCion was made 70 the prico now BAD
No city has emerged from Ia nnancial dlnaculEies
,ad can no logger eaa pot ,ghe cvsry ilsin d
~ plics % pepaF hAs aEsely kqcE1sis-. Il OR
roassd q kgus ~ viii. incfea1sa s<plisol u
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
urFIc1AL PROCEEDINGS,

y.
Regular meeting of the Board of Police Commits
sGneTs n ned IN First District Courtroom, Monday
Present--All the members A
Minutes Minute Of last meeting approved as printed.
That the regular business be suspended and The
Board proceed with trials.
that had been preferred against the following named
charges or conduct unnecoming an ofacer.
Jacob B,ersman pasrolman Second Precinct
VIM, Kan,gma9, gatroiman. Second Precinct
Thomas Logan. patrolman, Second precinct
charge, violation Of the rules
john Dwyer, chencenan. Second Precinct charge
John keddy, patrolman. Fourth Precinct charge
Robert Mcdonald, patrolman, sixth Precinct
charge, Violation OF the rules.
John 4. Reilly, chanceman. Sixth Precinct; charge
The Board having heard the pleadinss and testi
sentenced them as follows:
Patrolman John Quinn to be fined thirty t3ol days
Patrollhan Robert Mcdonald to be fined ave o.
Patrolnen j. Bergman, John Dwycr, Thomas Lo.
gan and Chancemen Dwyer and Reilly to be reprs-
Patrolmen VIM. Kinaman and John Reddy, cases
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
Communications, etc.. were received and disposed
OF as follows.
Returning resolutions of old Board. Flied -''''
Communication from CLERK Of Board OF Finance
o9c.csng resolution notifying Board OF Gay and houl
Communication Of CHIEF of Police, Informing Board
Of acEon taken In relation license OF beer
and asking for Instructions pertaining TO ordinanco
Motion BY Commissioner benson, ana adoptea:
That the action Of tho Chief be concurred in an
sci Cor his opinion, 1919
c.am,n,,utca,ton e-,u, xo,,~+A r,,...... ,,..A
Holders Sssocfa1tcn Dss'rtcc Froperty
piaced an Siraha,n stsess f1.,, " nhte sas Y.
avenues ana n Psi1sada DaEn@en 70 Season
hrifpa eferrad tc 80 go h9hr Lshvln
Linhfs - Wv AAisseo IN LAMPS ano
iOmmun,csttoy ,.,r, A.. v,,.te.. =. .,-,. g.
rlace On cnrnsr ~ ~ tse ~ oie ishs
Motion by Commissioner KEW and aSo,Sad
That the Cierk be slirecfsd ~ nctsfa tHs
men that the board cannot .xcasd ~ s, ,s
in use during his fiscsi year ~ sA's HaiaoeE no''
rREsENTArIoN OF CLAIMS.
committees a. foliosys. siAea W INC pRopel
Mackey, YOUNG q Co Goa, m Th,-a r,r.o,,,,
al 6 Gntfe1 Ssas Inn, o. auppAess AkhS s1li une
Third Precincts june AZ gF ar, slss. secoha ana
cincts, June SEQ 40 ~e-~ SiNsA
Referred to COMMITTEES On s,at.on t.ous.a orr
Prisons. W S'asiou nouse~ a'-u
United Gas Improvement Companv. ras In street
lamps. June, se,7Eo O8 New YORK and New Jersey
Sa4iS is Jersey CITY EIectrie ehae eSay s
lights. june. sse1 ID. Referred 70 Committed on
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Filth Pgeclnct 70 Police Hsadanastsrs to act as n:
spector during tire absence OF Inspector Smith, and
that Sergeant Haag be detailed 70 act as Captain Of
the Firth Precinct during Captain Langea service az
Headquarters.
bv Commissioner Benson. and adopted:
Resolves. THAI warrant be drawn on City Treas
urer In favor OF Charles r. knosllcr, on account bf
new nmbulance for the CITY Hospital tho be
churged against the special appropriation made tor
such purpose by the Board OF Finance
BY Commissioner Kelly. and adopted:
RESOLVED. That officer John O'Nelll now duty q
special ofnccr IN Second Precinct, and oficer Dono
mediately.
By President Fecney. and adopted:
lie clveds Thet special pollce power be granted =
LOUIS at 4o2 and 4ob Jersey avenue.
- q p ROBINSON cierz
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Total $3.50 200
The following resolutions were received from che
ferred to the Committee klnance
l.. Requesting an appropriation of $500 Tor a box
3. Requesting special appropriation of s2, 900 for
the purposs Of cleaning sewers and RECEIVING basins
The following resolutions were received from the
ferred to the Committee on Concurrent Resolutions
i. Awarding contract to H. X. Worthington for
furnishing and Delivering pumping engine at High
2 CONSTRUCTION Of sewer in Hancock avenue.
s., Repavtue of Grove street. from Newark avenue
4. Ordering paid claim q Dennis Byrnes of s47s,
tor building basins GnH cuyers In Highland avenue
O. Ordering paid claim Of s24a 80 to Michael Gavin,
for building manholes IN Bright street
pd sam O. Sless Son
pay;ro ss sss end Sewers repairing Garfield
10, Pay.roll s.resss and Sewers. repairing Garfield
vile, June. 1889. SsoSs g. so sefs0f' men a. S'i0-
~ Payrell Ass ,ssments and Extensions. foremen,
10 Psy.ro,l od Assignments and Extensions. laying
IA Payroll Assessments and Extensions re-asses.
REPoRTs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Finance aad Claims reported
the bond given by Patrick Ryan. with Patrick Gan
ment OF the contract tor the improvement Beacon
avenue. between Oakland and Palisade avenues
recommending thai II be approved as to suficiency
to the Street and Water Commissioners
The ayes and nays having been called on the above
report. It was adopted unanimously
The Committee on Salaries and Claims reported on
communication tram the City Collector, nominating
for approval Myles f. McCartin clerk in his once
recommending the adoption OF the following resolu
ton:
Resolved. That Myles +. McCartn oe and he II
hereby appointed clerk In the ofca OF the City Col
lector at salary Of ~ 200 per annum. term of ocs
10 begin July 16. 1889.
The same oommluee reported on cain of George
f. McAneny for services as clerk In Ctly Treasures
and City Comptroller's Office recommending the
adoption of the following resolutions:
Resolved, Tbat a warrant be ordered drawn upon
the CITY Treasurer IN favor OF George F. McAnenN
for the sum OF SS3 49, services clerk In the of
ice OF the City Comptroller and City Treasurer June
IA to 30, both days inclusive.
The ayes and nays having been called on each Of
the above reports, the resolution and recommends
ton was adopted unanimously.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Kenny;
Resolved That the Clerk of this Board be and b
10 hereby directed 10 mail to every Official and agen
OF the city authorized TO receive fines penalties anC
forfeItures. copy OF section 1876 OF The charter
1a7l and section 70 Of the new charter, 70 reques
their compliance Herewith. b.
The and nays having been called on the above res
olution IL was adopted unanimously.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
W. q. GERMAN. Clerk.
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BOARD OF FINANCE.

| orFTusAL PRocREDrNos
1 Regular adjourned meeting Of the, 6onrd @
Finance held IN tho City Hall. Tuesday. July O. 1882
Pres e the mombers.
last ST meeting was dspensed win S and they we're
approved as written.
PRESENTATION or PETITIONS AND coMAuNIcA-
commun!eatlon nom y, \; Eqs.lns, requesting
ceiyed and referred to The COMMITTEES on Concurrent
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
court IN the v case 81 aensei Noon vs. the city IRE
ceiyed and referred to the CoinmitLse On FINANCE.
eerR Civ 81 and y SsfE
urer's Offices Resolved and referred to the Com
Gain 40 Of he American District Telegraph Co Of
s24 o. for messenger service during April May and
Claim. OF the American Datrics gcegraph CO. of
Claim q James Kafter of ss7 SO. for carpenter
Cain Of John j. Grifhths of $40. for presenting
All the bove claims were received and REFERRED 20
the Committee ON Printing. Stationery and Supplies
Communication NOM TIE Corgorat,on Counsel;
eo, po..s ., p,non.s. JERSEY eIrT. July o 1854
oentIemea. lhe appeal taken BY the former city
he suit instituted by Honor Mayor TO Test the
eonsMtutioralty and acceptance OF the new charter
,onclusion Of the argument LAID the case over until
the November term. A final determination OF the
Ease will therefo.e not be reached until aDout the
VIZ Bsz eSnse
The 1Son ~ ts ressyss ana
sas july isss
sor the reta,n Of PAID n error on lot block
s IL es 10. e
u Louisa g. Merrill Tor. e2l3 50. that being TING
opinion tnas tho prayer d pesiioner for the ro-
turn Of Ssls 55 being the amount Of the arst pay
ses
sssy e the city She ,s e6g accepted ne ysupt,oa
made the work Of tne Comm issioneis OF Adjustment
liens Ss7s been Psia. fay Would suggest .
S sSe 81 ses q Sss e
s%s e Z af
Hy sas s % SfoFs the xn
Tbs s and lsd
TIE CITY GomptrolIer reported tas following teta
3 ssS Ss o. f
commanication from the CITY COLLECTOR. stating
a n Clerk aas q s. Hudsen reports Mos Y
,ous ,sIg sS 30 q ST. gcz ~ Mo- 81 s.
resolution from, the Board % Tax colnmisston-l
rs. stating that Seneca sarkss. koderick Eean.
appointed temporary asslstans clerks 70 the Board
u max Commissioners. a1a monthly salary not 20
salary The term 9: saa clerks 90 commence on June
sets, 1850 keceiyed and referred 70 the COMMITTEES
Inc tctswing .ssolss,oas Tscsaysd from the
TERED % the Committee on Finance: '-'''-
|; Eequesting an sppSopriAiiOn Of 1880 to build
2. Requesting an .agprOgriasiOn of $500 repair
II salaries Bosrd Of Public WSres isss and 1856 70
accounS OF Engineering Bureau, same Board, same
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sTnEET AsD wAl.a uOAaIssIOsEns.
orrlcIAL rRocEEnmna

OFFICIAL FRocEEnnsua.
Regular mo1fmQ 81 the board OF STREET and
Water Commissioners. held on Monday, July Ism.
1870. NJ 10 COCOA r. m
IroIonl-ffraldunt nomert aud Commissioners
ppEan and Vac kqur a.
Enk0lN0 aND APPROVAL or TIuf ufNu1na
xhn1n inntcA II rf<li-r ine1iln9 uf Law -uth la1
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papers could not have cohtinued puD1car1un. sndIt
g certainty not far that we should be asked MAKE
toner, who Already pays iess for he spscs occspiod
than any other advertiser, shoud continue receive
once Very sHs nIea Oh poverty
THE EVENING JGuaNAI 4ssociAr1os.
Both the above coin,nunlcstlons were received and
colnmunicaton from b. Linasley. reouesttne the
Board to make an sgproDrin,aon 70 repair the sewer
Whole
Claims of the United Gas and Improvement Co. Of
~ g Sr Sos IS e cory 1 anRs SS
Hall during June, 1889; George u Doyle OF ga 67
CITY Hail Curing May 1856 John Mullins Of ~ sor
water cooler and stana. Received and referred TO
Committee on Printing Stationery and Supplies.
OFFICIAL CoMMuNIcATIoNs.
The City Comptroller reported the following total
Se
Patrick Ryan filed a bond, with Patrick Clarity
and Patrick stanton sureties. 70 insure the full
con avenue between Oakland sna Psiisade avenues
Received and referred to the Committee Finance
me or Ses e. Gy 6 sep2 M s
anice. and requesting that his salary be nxed at
6cmmunlcatlon from the. Board Of Aldermen
Woh IN Adermnc ber OF eG SaS
referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Printing. Stationery
KeIointion from the Board of Police Commission
requesting TRANSFER OF Sal SO from each OF the
Der 70 the account the month Of July 1882 Com
mittee on Stationery an Printing.
Received ana referred 70 the Committee on Fl.
nance.
The following communication was received from
the Board of Commissioners of Adjustment:
DENOMINATION was received. ordered spread
In fu1 on tho minutes and hied.
Resolution from the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners. submitting an estimate OF approprf-
atoms required Tor the nsca1 year 1889 and 1890
wit:
Cleaning streets S35 900
Cieaning sewers. $4,000
Reconstruction OF Sewers. $4,000
Public buildings, including repairs TO public
Scnooa. b,UUU
Engineering bureau. 1900
Salaries. ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 105O0
Printing and stationery. ................... $500
Insurance. 900
kepatrs ETC., TO unpaved streets. 5000
Morgan street dock. :..;...........:..:..:: 5000
avenues - 10000
Total. sls9, 200
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for the ayes and nays:
Ayss-tresidcnt somers and Commissioners Dugan
Nays-Nnne.
Commissioner Dugan moved, that when this Board
hnJournS II be % meet Friday July 10, 1859, at
10 o'clock a IN. 49,
The Board. on motion then ad journed.
GEO. 4. BoUroN. Clerk.
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Adjourned meeting Of the Board of street and
1889, at ten O'CLOCK a. m.
Absent President SOmers and Commissioners Du.
gan and Van Keuren.
There being no quorum present the Clerk declared
he Board adjourned until Monday, July e. 1889 as
.en O'Clock g. m. GEO. T. BOUTON. Clerk.