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TAXI No THEIR OATHS OF OFFICE.
MAYoR-ELECT GILRoY AND CIVIL JUSTICE LYNN
CONGRATULATED.

MAYoRELECT GILROY AND CIVIL JUSTICE LYNN
CONGRATULATED.
Thomas F. Gilroy, Commissioner Of Public Works
and MayOrelect, went TO the City Hall yesterday
at noon 10 attend q meeting Of the Board OF CITY
Record OF which he is member cX oiliclc Preceding
the Board meeting Mr.. GilrOy went before Mayor
Grant and took the oath OF Office faithfully to ad-
minister the ONCE as Mayor OF the city Of New'YorlI
during the term for which he has been elected.
Il congratulate you, Tom" said Mayor Grant, after
the ceremony of sweanng In had been ended
Mr. GilIuy declined yesterday TO make any statement
Of his intentions to outline his policy In the Mayors
Office
IL had a pleasant time he said, "dunng my trip
westward, and enjoyed II Immensely. ! return more
than ever impressed with the greatness and grandeur
OF this country. such trip l have taken f.
necessary 10 make one appreciated thoroughly.
Il hope my friends ard the public will not think
me unduv rctcent IL decline discuss matters upon
which may be called act officially as Mayor be
tween now and January !. when will assume M
duties II would be improper for me TO do his. anj
/ am sure the people will understand the dellcacy Of
my position
The MayOrcIect positively declined TO say anything
about the decision Of Mayor Grant 10 transfer 10 the
incoming Mayor all the appointments TO present official
vacancies, or about the he should pursue In
filling them
Civil Justice Wauhope Lynn appeared before Judge
COwing yesterday, and on the motion Of Assistant
Distrct-Atorney Bedford the oath Of Ofcc admin
Stcred to the Civil Justice by Judge Cowing When
Judge Lynn was an Assistant DistnctAttOrncy hS
delighted in trying cases before Judge Covng, and
In his court more than once surpassed all previous
records In the number Of disposed Of In single
Civil Justice LINN received congratulations
after the oath OF Office had been administered
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CH1NCE FOR YOUNG SAILORS.
APPLICATIONS NAY NOW DE SENT IN FOR PLACES
on TIE ST. MARYS.

APPLICATIONS NAY NOW DE SENT IN FOR PLACES
on TIE ST. MARYs.
Tho nautical schooshp 81. Mary's will sail early
In MAY on her annual summer cruise. and all existing
vacancies be filed. Application must be
made In wiring 70 the Chairman Of the Executive
Committee on Nautical school. Hall OF the Board OF
Education, No. 14G Grnd-st, or in person 10 the
superintendent on board the 81. Mary's. AT Twenty
cighth-st and East River. Such applications should
Le made at an early date, In order that the boys
admitted may become accustomed to the life on ship
board before starting on the cruise. Candidates
should he between the ages OF sixteen and twenty
years: they must be Of average size, OF sound con
situtlon and free from all physical defects they
have testimonials OF good character. they should be-
able 10 pass a satisfactory examination In spelling,
reading writing and arithmetic, and they must have
a parent guardian living In Ncw-York City TO sign
the necessary papers. Only boys who can produce
they De allowed 70 remain Oh board Il they do not
give prompt and willing obedience to the rules and
regulations Of the ship.
Tie passage Of the Postal Subsidy bill by Congress
requiring all the officers and n percentage Of the crews
4 the steamers carrying the United states malls TO
be lizens OF the United states Will enable graduate,
Of tbs school to obtain positions much easier than
heretofore. In addition to this such graduates whD
are too young to expect an officers position on an
occan steamer will be admirably fitted 10 FIJI the
positions OF "cadcts7 or petty officers these
mail steamers made mandatory under the Postal
subsidy law and can soon hope through their own
merits to be promoted the highest positions I'm the
merchant service. The Pacific Mall Steamship Com
pany has taken into It's employ all those who were
graduated from the Nautical School in October last,
at salaries Of $40 the first year. $500 the second,
$3.50 the third and 10 he regularly IN nc Of
promotion TO the highest grades and IN" United states
and Brazil Line and j. T. Ward co.'s Line are also
"
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6otels.


YORK WHICH HAS UNDERGONE THOROUGH
REBUILDING, is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
THIS is ALTOG ETHER THE LARGEST HoTEr.
PROPERTY IN NETWORK, AND WITH THE PRES.
EMIT IMPROVEMENTS, WILL HAVE A vALuA.
TON OF NEARLY TWO MILLION DOLLARS
AND ACCOMMODATE OVER ONE THOUSAND PER.
SONS.
MR. HAYNES. THE NEW LESSEE. is MAKING IT
GREAT POPULAR HOUSE FOR FAMILIES AND
BUSINESS MEN AT POPULAR RATES, FOR WHICH
TIE LOCATION IS ADMIRABLY ADAPTED; THE
NEW CABLE CARS on BROADWAY REACH EVERY
FASHIONABLE STORE, THEATRE AND ATTRAC.
TON OF THE CITY, AND TRANSFER WITH ALI.
CROSS TOWN LINES. REACHING EVERY STATION,
DOCK AND FERRY IL TOWN.
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THE BANCHOFT's TRIAL AGAIN POSTPONED

The private steam trial OF the practice cruiser
bancroft, building at Elizabcthport. ~ j. did not
take place Yesterday some stores to be taken 10
the vessel this rn'ng and the trial Will PROBABLY be
held in a day two THIS trial will be merely
private one, for the satisfaction Of the contractors.
The training ship Portsmouth. which out Of the
drydOck at the Navy Yard on Monday Is Ito be ready
for tonight but she probably VIII not leave the
Navy Yard to-day, although She may sail tomorrow.
when she docs sail she will go directly TO Hampton
D0 ID
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DEA TIL OF BISHOP 4 US7IN OF DEMERARA.

HE HELD THE MITRE FOR FIFTY YEARS-liIS
LIFE WORK IN THE WEST INDIES.
Bishop william Piercy Austin. Bishop OF Guiana
and Primate OF the West Indies, died at DIS nome,
Kingston House, Georgetown. Demerara. ON Novem-
Der 8. having just completed his eighty-ihth year
He was known as The NestOr Of tho Church," having
received that designation at tile Pan-Anghcan synod
chat met at Lambeth Palace, London. In 1855. for
al that tine he had held the milre for ory-sX years
The Bishop was born on November Z, 1eo7, in
small inn at stone, Stafordshire. his father being
william Austin. who owned Land Of Plenty
sugar estate on the Essequebo River. while his
mother was the daughter of a Mr.. HercS, Of Cork.
Ireland lie was educated at Hyde Abbey school,
Winchester and from there went TO Exeter College.
oxford, taking his B. A. degree in lS2S. lie was
ordained a deacon IN Barbados In 1891. and had in
tended entering curacy m Worcestershire. Eng and
but having to 60 to Demcrara on family affairs he
undertook honorary duty for n while ctirate In
Georgetown. In 1883 he was admitted to the priest
hood by the Bishop Of Bath and Wells, and In loJo
returned 10 Demerara having taken the degree OF
VI. a.
BY Bishop Colerdge, Of Barbados, he appointed
Rural Dean OF Essequebo and In 1887 was MADE
Archdeacon of British Guiana II was on August "a,
1912, TINT he was raised 10 the high rank OF hrst
Bishop Of Guiana. His conservation took place In
Westminster Abbey when he was not quite thrty-hvs
years old the youngest bishop OF his day. and 1t Is
recorded that after he had kissed hands at Court
the Queen declared him TO be her youngest ana
hand soonest bishop" He q man who stood y ieet
inches in his stockings and had spIcdd physique.
He deeply loved and respected 10 ms colony oy
men of every creed, and the day Of his funeral was
made u general day Of mourning. all the Offices and
stores being closed
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oanooo works The bethlehem Bessemer mill hei
~, good deal longer than nearly all otherS IN wv
country. The Carnegie Works are NOT medhs ''',,
At present. and the few plants In operation nr1 al
working on short time. President H. T.
sad We regret the shutdown very huIh a' o u,
i'm n, venr but had no orders anu an 80 ~
AZ was n close up We shall stnr up again I"'' Il"
soon as We possibly can
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho auction market at both the Exchanges showed
considerable activity yesterday, and. although the
nrices I'm some instances not up to expectations
the bulk OF the property offered was sold. AT No.
40 ubity-st the most important property offered
was by n. V. Iarnett Il Co.. and consisted Of No.
234l Th!rd-ave. Including No. 203 East Onehundred-
and i went -seventl-st., a fourstory brick building on
a lot o2x5O The property rents for 5000 year.
The bidding ran from $4,000 up to $1,000: henry
similar building on lot 25xsO II rents for s., 500
The bidding from $4,000 up to s3o. 900 Bertha
Umger %s eve is four story brick building
on IA lot 25x5O. 1t rents for $3.50 per annum. me
Bidding from $4,000 up to $4,000. Henry
The same auctioneer offered No. l0o Fast One;
hundred and twenty sixhst, two-StGy French ,roof
r. 5. Walker offered u vacant lot in Onehundred
and thireenth-St between Fifth and Madison aves
II brought Us 500 from Walter ~ Wood.
James L. Wells offered gore IN one-h'Mdred-a nd n
So SIS from Nelson smith. ir.
The most notable sale at No. ~ Broadway was
graham 81 Co. Nos. 2,231. 2233. 2,235 and 1897
Third-avc four story brick buildings with stores.
The property brought 100000 from Edward j. King,
jr. -Four lots in Seventhave. and Onehlnldred and
ortccnt-st went to the buyer for IA, 800 IN
and 0urtecnths st. between Seventh and Eighth ayes.
sold to Isaac Bltterman for $4,000 each Lots In One
brought $50 each and in one hundred and four
feminist from $3.50 up to 5000 s racn oo Lots IN
StN"ltnaNe ana 'he coIIrT, HouE. 80 ~! e
corner lot and from $4,000 up to $4,000 ior interior
lots. $3.50
Peter F. Mayer sold under partition the corner
Mt seventy -fOurh-st. and Eighthave.. vacant plot,
5OxlOO. II brought 1888. 500 from Judge Kane
Louis Mesier offered No. 175 Madison ave, four
story brownstonc dwelling, lot 24.sxIoo. r. 3
HAYS WAS the buyer for S5s,J0o. stable NO. 81
East Thirty thirlst went for $321OO to ii. NJ
Curtis.
william Kennedy sold No. 304 West One hundred
ana thirty nlnthst. three story brick dwelling on
lot 1890, to Theodore f. Fogg FOR Sll.530.
u. T. Ingralam CO. offered under partition No.
25j Past sixty first ST.. thrccsOry brick dwelling on
a lot 2lx4-. II brought - 100 frOmAscher Wcinsten
The same auctOneer sold No. 90 GrOve-st, twO-sOry
brick dwelling. for Si2.7JO to C. a. Miller.
James Rleccller & son sold under foreclosure Nos.
go and POI West one hundred and wonty third ST.,
two and three story brick and frame buildings on a
plot jON1OO. Edward C. Wilde was the buyer, for
~3G2jO
The following lease reported at the Exchange
yesterday
Aschcr Welnsten & co. have leased TO the Tough
Club No. - Grove ST.. for ten years ami four months
from January l. 1893, ut yearly rental Of II 900.
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Ncw 11nbllrdtlons.
WHERE TO 10.

When you are ready to purchase anytnihs IL, Wv. .o
,.,.rar, line or want look over the best chp4s II, %
ns lr,,..,no. cards Rockets Calendars and Mover.
,os or WIN and at wHITTAKERS, in the BIBLE
uoI-sr CORNER OF 9TH ST. AND irh N'r -
took tha, "a select and uncommonly choice HIS ho',ur
displov oppcols mainly people Of refined aS'e '1
,tou iii no highly appreciated. An early call whne
,ho stock Is new and complete. would be decideoy sa
yantagcous to the buyer
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For Both Seyes-Country.
Dantins Academies.

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Cos. Ard priyate l.ssons Mems class commences
Monday Dec. 9TH. New TuNsio "IanceIs."
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4 RAIL MILL SUSPErDS WORK

south Bethlehem. Penn. Dec. G.-The Besscmcr
rail mill Of the bethlehem Iron Company shut down
this morning. The Is lack OF orders about $50
mci are thrown employment. The change
do not affect amor D att and cen tructon In the
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4 BLRNJNG COAL NINE TO DE FLOODED

shamohn. Penn. Dec. 6-Thc fire al Sterling
COllcry became unmanageablc at O'Clock TO-DAY
The mine will be flooded by the owners. who Will turn
the water OF Carton Run Creek into IL. II will BE-
at least SIX months before the colcry can be worked
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wiam.st Nos 80 and 81 Mary NJ Gouverneur
and another trustees, 10 John II lselin.. ......
Hamilton-st n ,, lot go map OF Hendrck
Rutgers Hattie Is Allen to Henry q Allen.
Broom"-st. No y Herman FIGHTER and wife 70
washington.st s. I7l.2 II 0! Bethune.st,
+2-4asl Cornelius NJ Demarcst. ct al, 10 Mar
garet l. Chanler. .............-
Henry O. Allen and wife 10 Is l. HuMod..:
4sth.st. :, l25 Il Of llth.aye. 25Xl00.j; Nary
Brennan, executriN, 70 Philip Henry Frelnd
OCth-st. II T. 27j IL Of lOth.aNc, 7jNlOO.5;
Nellie + Van Tassel to Isabel : Anderson. =.
75th.st, No lt3 West: Robert Wallace and Wife
to Josephine a Habirshaw. ........-........
S3d.st. Nos l41 10 i5l Charles + IaYemeyer 10
Theodore 4 Hay mey ; 10,
75t-st. No l47 west. Robert wallace and wife
Edward Skdmore. ..... ................:.
s7th-st, :, i2ill II e Of Avenue a. 2f.1lx
1908; Grorge Schr"imcr and wife to William
s7th.,t, s. 100 10 II . Of Ayenue A, 2i.iix
zoos; George Schfciuer and wife 10 william
80 ave n = corner 93d.st 25N9O; John EclhoG 70
Isaac Mayer and another. ..--..-.-.......
dave, n corner 16th.st. 25NloO; John J.
Kowem and wife to Julie fleischmann and
eeth'.t. :. 225 II W of ist.ayc. l6.sx774;
David Coghlsn and wifi 70 Helen r Lima.
llSth-st. No All East julius Berllner to Betty
llsth'st. n !. 2io II Of 5th.ays. 25xI00Il;
Edwin 4 Bradley . nj 10 Frederick Sackeu..
110th-st, :. l2j 10 g llth-aVe. 2JN?1; Elizabeth
stewart and another u Johanna Neytr -.
Morris-ave - II ~ Juliot-st, 2DN1IN2lx
SO; Emily Shecock o. julia ll'ndrir kSon-.
Morris-ave. :. part lot -. map West Morfl-an.ai
julia H"ndrck>on - ''corer lilsg.n'.,,...i..
Vanderblltaye. n % cor 17ith-st. looNloOi Charles
T.encs and wife O. Fmur, T. L"neS ..-..-.-.---
Vauderhitave. ~ g cor l.Ntn.st lo0Nlos; Eugene
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