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special reference TO the capacity IN deal with
inc subject had after two years. dellberaton decided
upon plan Of rapid transit felt It should
possessed some merits which to pryae
enterprise as feasible project and profitable
judged by the test OF open sale Of franchise IL
however. been found total failure any further
ton OF which would only result IN vexaous and
delay.
The whole subject OF rapid transit Is thus thrown
upon the attention OF the and the municpal
authorities. and may depore the loss IL
time and money which have already occurred we must
rome The less address ourselves theoretically 10 solution
of the question
AS the question in its present aspect has been forced
upon public attention only within few days IL is not
now feasible to any suggestions upon the
subject for the consideration Of your honorable BODY but
1t is confidently believed that in very short plan
Will be devised which will bring the within
sight OF the people OF the city.
In the general condition Of the city there Is much To
encourage civic pride Its financial prosperity is
proved by the exceedingly which 1t can borrow
mcnts wGthn It's limits. During the past year OOs new
alterations old structures valued at
s7,452,S57 making total investment OF SO64f3I7O In
improvements In rc0l estate
Tho efficiency Of the Fire Department proved by
low Of demanded by the insurance com.
panes.
The vigilance and discipline OF the Police Department
have made life and property than in any
great city OF the world while for the time In the his.
OF municipalities perfect order maintained In the
streets Of New.York by an unafmed civic force
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ARRESTED FOR PASSING had CHECKS.

Do,cctiyc scrceants Valley and Evanhoe entered
Tho jefferson Market Police Court yesterday having
in custody man whom they had arrested AT me
Hotel Me,rolole Wednesday night for passing IA
number OF worthless checks The prisoner said he
was Edward Coles Clark, thirty years ola ohe COM
plant Of passing worthless check Tor f-7 ." r'e'
Fisher a restaurant keeper. OF NO ~ East seven
,,,, o., woe mode agnInst Clark. There wer"
ceverol of his alleged Victims In court anxious 10
urcfer charges against the prisoner
Clark mad number Of wealthy friends ana, IL Is
said represented 10 them that he had an once III
M "A Wortb.st He became infatuated with
woman living In Thirty ffih's. II is SAID mat III
order 70 supply her wants. CLARK ihduc'o ",''""'
o friends TO cash his checks one OF his cheeks 'oi
a,o ., .o.hod Nv George Latham "A tailor In Union
Souorn Mr. Latham introduced Clark TO Fisher anu
Fisher cashcd check. Learning ina, tiarh wa,
moi I'm hnsinrss and had money, Mr.. Fisher chus'
Lis arrest Clark had nothing 10 say In court an"
was held in $500 bail for trial.
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HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY MONEYS.

Charles Lancr. Of 40. II Nassaust.. the general
treasurer Of The Hospital saturday and Sunday As'o
caion. Yesterday reported that he had received inc
following additional s1b,crip:ions c lcgatc Church
sT31 90: Trinity Chapel. 500 Madison Avenue aptls'
Church. 1892 81; Divine Paternity. UnIversalist
,'73 Ga ST. James Episcopal. Fordham. 500 -; River
dale PRESBYTERIAN Church and Mrs. W v. Mwlll, go
each It. Matthews Episcopal Church. 81 Hs' Union
Reformed. High Bridge. s3l co. Thomas +. Cock 10
West Forticth Street German Methodist Church. rn
vcrsl,y Place, Presbyterian. and employees Of FIN
Avenue Bank, So each, Reconciliation. EpSc"pA''
@lO ~ Ferdinand Blng and employees. 80.
Theodore NJ Barnes received the following sub
scripiions from the firms In the hide MA leather
business: Host Brothers H. G.. Laphnm 4 Co.. kech'
Mo,scr & Co.. and Faycrwcaihcr Ladew. $50 each
William Thoruc Justus l.. Bulklcy c. 49, Horton a
CO., Hall Vaughan. Lee & CO.. Charles A. echlcrcn
& Co.. schultz. lnncSs Co.. Theodore NJ iinrie''
Fraser Major & Co.. John T. wlcts David Mofa'
& CO.. u. +. stevens s son. y. Ilealy Is Sons, T. e.
Costello < Co. william q. Iloopc. schultz & iIoyt and
Charles H. Fosdck So each Billiard & Co.. 81 tota.
1910.
The collections Of Leopold We'll b Brothers from
the firm, In the fur trade were A. Bowsky & Sons
and employs. SEA; Asch & Jacket. +23; \. Plaihy.
Harris K Rus,ak and Alfred Fraser 40 each Jo''pA
rllmann and /. We'll ( BROTHERS. al ench. j. & \.
Eo-kowtr estate 81 !. RUszits. Belt Butler q CO.. i
steiner 4 brothers l.. sach Brother. Lyon irohers
\ Ucr7c sons & co.. Phillips, Islltler Co.
g. Gaudl- Il Blum Pm. Weinberg & Co.. l.. Cohen &
Drothcrs George &. Trcdwill Co., tho Transatlantic
Fur COMPANY and g. f. Becker. sio each In smaller
amounts 81 total. $500 previously reported.
800: total for The fur trade ~ date. $500
The following additional subscriptions for the Wo.
nnu.. Fund were reported by Mr.. John A. Low"ry.
treasurer Of the Woman's Auxiliary. 40 - West
thirty huh-t.. Mrs. Thomas G. sloane" MI rl' amor"
= Clark nnd Mr. Charles {. Jac Sson. 80 "nch
Mrs Arthur " Dodge Mr.. Charlie scTi'ner and Mr..
: W. BENJAMIN. 40 each, Miss Marion ID. Cola
more Mr.. Bonlamin knowcr Mis- Anna W Dav"n-
3D. n and Mi Martha ~'icglitk. - each. MIS-. Hon
funn Miller. -. total. T.o2 previously ported,
=. so. total for Woman's Fund to date. s2.'Jl.
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HE STOLE $1,000 FROM THE LOCKWOOD PRESS
OF WHICH HE WAS CASHIER


Detectives OF the Central Office have been searching
nearly month for John G. Gallagher. the abscOnding
cashier OF "The Lockwood Press Al No. 1926 Duane
81. lie fled from the city 10 avoid arrest when he
knew that thefts which he Ind committed were about
to be discovered. An examination Of the books has
shown that he has stolen about $4,000. He
poyed by Howard Lockwood proprietor Of the print
Ing establishment, about twenty years ago, and
promoted to the position Of cashier and confidential
clerk A little than SIX months ago. when
william Pinkney Hamilton became Mr.. Lockwood
partner In the firm Of Howard Lockwood & Co., the
books examined and were found 10 be- correct
in every particular. Mr. Hamilton impressed so
iavorably by Gallaghcrs close attention to business
and apparent loyalty 10 the firms interests that he
recommended the raising OF the cashier salary. AT
the time OF his defalcaton. Gallagher WIS receiving
Il salary Of $3.50 year. The payroll OF the hrm
required about 100000 each week. aud Gallagher
usually stole from the firm pay days.
Mr. Lockwood died November 4, and Mr.. HanIl
ton decided later to have the books examined by an
expert accountant. Gallagher was informed late In
November That the examination was to bc mnde, and
he was directed to have the books written up. lie
prepared statement, purporting TO show the condl-
ton Of the firms business and In that he also sought
to conceal the thefts which he had committed The
expert accountant. December H. began ex-
animation Of the books. An hour before noon Gala
CHER left Office and did not return. Mr.. liamil-
thought Gallagher might have met with some accident
on the following day Mrs. Gallagher went TO the
Office To make Inquiries she said her husband was
missing from his homo ut No lG7 West One-llundred
ndtwenty -nnth.st, and that he had sent note to
her saying that he had been compelled 10 leave the
city. Later the expert accountant discovered false
entries which showed that Gallagher had been stealing
money from his employers.
Inspector Mclaughlin at Police Headquarters. was
Informed Of the dcfacatOn. He detailed detectives
to search for Gallagher. but the cashier had left tho
city and had covered his trucks well that the de
tcctivcs could follow i'm. Mrs Gallagher Is said
to received letters from her husband. but has moi
been WILING to aid the police In the search for him
'aachc: /, forty years Old lie Is six feet and two
inches high.
MIS-. John G. Gallagher was seen BY Trbnn"
reporter AT her home last hight She saif 81 nav,
nothing 10 say except that tomorrow morning
have appointment with Mrs. Lockwood. tho widow
Of Howard Lockwood. and w. =. Hamilton, the other
member OF the firm. IN discuss the whole affair
Whether not II Will be a sat S!actory conference
Ia the firm cannot now TELL but | think that the
affair can be settled
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a business sssDo s5snds Rye sur .m IN
steady at 81 s5Ss 80 per 100 Tor Wheat
market seeIsd red 10 Tys"ue'h Ess,, ss
Ssss sss March So of%"'I Xp.
sd4S S"' feS?uay March and Apr ioa19.s os. a.
Future were dull and unehanced usrdsda miSe s. s,c
10 cp %%F iic 80 c% %Sse Il &c No white
uary }Oi. dlo'.c February 4O.6i1c; March, 4o9a4c
MA aa Oa ,s Sic sf Cheese cr r% Xc%Yors factory
o'al9,c SncersRshned steady and n 1r dcman nu
gsS"al,iSd s:e; :raSdarl rnSa,s@ t'.S crown "a
~. crystal A. &c double ren9sd S'.meod Sc
green star c. aisle: blue stor G sG.e 9 1.cG
S Sash So %'" 1900 OS
$1,000 bush; oats. 10000 bush
Went % eay then rcocTcd but became sns.tsi
later dropped back and Goed H%c gnaer son Sest
.os.G 5sI9,ry S5ss
od Ss N by n ,mpe s Nav lower ccoe
alisc. RyeIIighcr j7r Barey-QgneNtc sacn loMa
S Ss %if y spe1 lover = o5s
OH II Ssce 81 o. Quiet. "a go co. wht.ssy
rST.Sn. H IL I'D pork jsSSne. $40 IS
- so longs and ribs 20 e shorts 50 4o strips So 80
Nd To- 5c mor S nSarr = hams Osg So
ais Rocept.-Flour. 5000 hhls wheat % 600 bush !;
6S So huh sS es ooo S"sn BIO 200 we
81 600 bush corn 900 BUSH oats % 900 bush;
LOCO bush barley 1000 bush.
roe4o 5w9sGs dull Cow loved a. No. 70 cash ca. AID
is@c fcbfa,y Nay '' Sa 9ass quiet a:h
cash ana a.rT ~ o. $50 Fes S S 81 1e T;f
bs,b com. 5e5S bush ccVc,'csi 400 ba:h shp
hnsb. oa.s 600 bush; coversecd 939 bush.
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florses auo Carriages


4 GREAT BARGAIN.-Vcry handsome
bay family h?rse. 10 hands; speedy. young
and sound; coupe lsockaway. harness. &C.,
oomparati, ely new; also very handsom
family sleigh. scat. 4 no reasonable oh,r
rcfuscd Racquet Club Stables. ~ 10 oo
West 43d.st. near 5th-avc.
GREAT SACRiFICE.--Sold tor third
"a ue-t.enticmnn having sold his horsr
iirst-class siietar TOP buggy, uhcd Two
months: elegant Portland cutter. harness,
saddlc. bride md robes all nearly new
must s"ll a. any oTer, ~ owner + going
-outh. Inquire at Private Stable 10 west
iith-st
SMALL SADDLE HORSE. worth el5o
buck plrl and harness all for 800; COCA
worker. s35 two sets OF double ha,nesS gnt n,
pole r. iAj owner Lawns. lllttl IL
nRpS.. G2i Ocean.Avc. Jc',cv ti'y.
WANTED. 30 600 600 people 10 scn1
for Rirch's carriage and harness catalogue
largest assortment I'm Amer ca. vcr' lnod'r.
ate prices; don't pay such eNira'orant
price, To- harness and carrlace, stab
llshei 1852 Address J. II. BIRCH, Bur
llneton. y. j.
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gcunlrn Neal Gsldte for Sale


hGENLl FOR MUN ICLAIli. -i'esidence
properties Tor >alc aud 10 let llrg" variety
" choice building sites. II BIS TAf'
LOH. > Bcckman.st. and Mon'cldlr
pUTCHfSS COUNTY Farm; 200
acr~. good nnd and buildings, one mn"
~ depot. !. 20 another li.rr 5000.
FRANK PERRIN. FishkiLo1.Iiud %,
y. !.
FINE RESIDENCE; II rooms; one
acre fruit. shade, east sd HUDSON
River; uy'r View soar dep po-'oiI'',
toto. chu-ehc, and ho0l D. r'ert otI'. .
prize $1,000. FRANK PERRIN. F'h-
sil.on Hudson. y. Y.
Oh ALBANY TURNPIKE ulnc Hudson
View. Scarhoro. nenf lr'inston. l.cnc
90. acras sale s2j. Oon. ATilF NV. T.
HAMILTON 4 co. "6 Broadway. y \.
PROPERTY IN The Oranges y. J. l."
spria'ty): some bargains for saic. !. J.
II ASHTON { CO. 9d Hrondway. y. !.
SOUTH DAKOTA FARM N $50 a,r'-.
WITH huuiing. situated on N" MOSQUE
Vt.rr: o acres broken price $40
fRANK PERRIN. f''hk.I'-o"'iind''n'
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yysrALIJyG GRAND ARMY OFFICERS.

The ceremonies Of insta ling the newly eccNn o",''s
y, ,lo,ancer Hamilton Post g. a. r.. were held last
night at the posts hca1quarcrs No 81 Lcho" W.
Henry NJ Calvert; past commander Of L. - Grant ros'
Of BROOKLYN was the installing officer othei Fs"'"e
comrades were Frederick NJ Patrick .ast comn1nufr o.
MN Ke,rnev Post: willis McDona d Of L. 5 Grant
post General Klacn Van Rensselaer,. OF the "eorSe
washington Post and T.. WHEY Taylor OF the u = "r'
POST The new officers Of the Alexander Hamilton 'os'
a.. Thomas W. Smith, convnander a. NJ MONTAGUE
onior yce.eommander Henry J. Lawrence junior wee
commander Thomas Franklin Smith chaplain "eo'pe T.
parrett officer OF the day; Samuel oienand surgeon"
lanes A. Colvln, adjutant Frederick W. WsuShs ouAi
,nrr,.stcr: Jobn 4. vooriees onicer of tn" e"lm'
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REWARDING THE FAITHFUL
T\MNANY APPOINTMENTS EY HEADS OF DE
pr,ft vic


PNGTNENTS
Tho Commissioner ~ Public Works. Micha"'
r. Dav. flied his bond 81 $40 900 with Controller
Myers Yesterday and entered his dutcs. EN
Judge John McQuad" and John Fleming, favoritc con
tractors Of the dcpirtmcnt were his srreiic,.
The app,intn e1is winch MarOr Gilroy anro1nced
on Wednesday made some vacancies. which were
hllcd b; Tsmmanv workers. Commissioner Daly. oi
the Lecartmel Of Public Works apo nt'd Maurice
Fcarcrson Water !'urvcyor In place Of william u.
Buric, made Police Justice. Mr. Patterson i, Tam
many i,ader OF the XXId Assembly District The
salary Will be 900 year. Another Tnnmany
leader John j. Ryan. OF the MYTH Assembly District,
was put into the place Of Deputy Commissioner OF
Street Cleaning by Commissioner ErrnnnI. made
vacant by the appointment Of william Dalton 20 the
Excise Board. The salary Is $4,000 year Mr..
RYAN has been Supcrnt' ndent OF Streets and Roads
in the Public Work. department AT f2,1Jo
Controller Myers appointed Colonel David +. Austen
Deputy Receiver If Taxes 10 succeed In" late Alfred
yrdenburgh: salary 1880 Il year Colonel Austen
has Gen second auditor OF the Finance Department
for several years. The Controller promoted Deputy
Auditor John +. Gouldsbury 10 be Second Auditor.
., n .a'arv OF ~. go. Mr. Goudsbury Is one Of the
mos, efficient Ollie ais Of the auditing bnrenu IN the
r,mrcd 10 the vacancy caused by Mr.. Gould sbury :
rro roion salary -, 900 year.
: (hirf Clerk Blake, Of the H0ad OF nldrrmeh,
annniufcd Joseph Slaricy, Of the NV III District a
xxx NJ 81 300 a wear. ard John II. Boyle, jr Of
The XXlVth a messenger a. 800 year.
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M SAYS NE WIS AWTNDLED OFT OF SAVIN'S
Dr. Edward T.. N0itc. ~ No. 100 Washington st.. and
Alexander schmidt. OF No. 90 East FOurhst., were
arrested oh Tuesday by Detectives Meyer and Mcchan
II tho Fourteenth Precinct. on The charge Of IN"
larceny 4 seOp ON December 30 Gu.iavc Hush"y,
a German of so i4i Westinghouse, saw an advcr-c
mcat IN a German paper. snying Gcrmin was wanted
q 80 - East -ccond-st. with ZOO. Bushcy went Ia
h.pa.c wlcr. Doe was met 10y No C. and schmidt. who
offered him position clerk and collector. for
which he was 10 receive go week. They asked
HIM r. place 500 I'm their hands security BuShc'
acccpted tie POSITION and give Dr. Noie the 500
since then be hn. had work nor ha, he received
ans -alay. lie cOmplaled 10 the y Ice Of the Four
tr.nih iGecnct and the two men were arrested.
Ju7'ir, II gan adjourned the case In The Es~'N
Mnraet Police Court until to-day.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

4oss bis shipments, 90 bbs sales. $50 bis.
wheat steady so. red spot ana Jannafy. S.ea1rc,
7ioc IA receipts 5063 bush shipments. 900 bu,n
stock i27O Gs7 bush sales $1,000 bush milling whoa:
Jonuary $50 90 February. fs'-a4szc March. fsL,a
iSt,c NAY jOaj0hc tcam"r mixed i12c bid receipts
2s72 bush: stock. lsj,s7j bush sales. 81 900 bush
Vn whit. Western. fOai1c; No. mixed do. RS asked
rccrlpts . 600 bush .tock. 3ll29 bush I;yc quiet
n"y .cady good choice timothy. ~ 5oatiG Grain
freight. dun unchanged Cotton nominal; middlnc lO'-r
Provisions Ann unchanged Guttr hrm; creamery. fancy
fancy otq65c good choice %1d23c rolls. nus 22r
de- fair 10 good poe store packed iGoisc. Egg. active
and Scare 20d3Oc. Coffee quiet RIO careccs fair. l!c
Copper unchanged. Whisky UNCHANGED. IL i2asi 70.
boston Jan. 3Flour dull but .easy Corn nrmer
shorts steady Provisions very firm Entter more az.
i've: Wc.tern creamery. 30c. Cheese quiet. Eggs
.taiy and nrm Western extras Sod3lc Receipt do Sr
the wcck-Four 20 600 bbls $1,000 sacks; 1881 900
bush oats ~ 900 bush shorts. $40 TONS
,ron liberal Sale 900 bu.h 80 hard. s'.as2c c0o
S SS 10" hard old $40 DO new, Pc; Sc,
northern Minneapolis mixed 77c do Duluth. old si''e
Do wahbnT9 DO w%,r 90 cai Gs1% au "" sales
To' red 7oipc: 30 3 extra red 7o2c No. red
o. iac: No. 1 white. 75ta75It Corn steady far o.
loS 40 l2c az 10 ' ttt@t1c 30 white iasc
, init &c; 10 do sGsc: 40. ned s5t
e SO. Western eyira G767os 10 g. 90 eSa
~" Canada s3c no . Use No extra. 30 Rye
higher 30 2 So bid. Ooc asked store Fonr.'ios
"a *. rec -FOUR 80 5Ods3 90 Mlfcrd unsiang d. Ne,
Wheat 500 bush oort q 600 hush o,ts ihooo
bush shipment Flour. 10 ooo bbls; wheat 5000 o''"
corn 5000 bush. ,.
r.t.aoo Ia, lo,dIng futures rrngcd fol 'ows
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CHARGED WITH SWINDLIyG WOMAN.

Alfred Carr was arrested Yesterday By Deputy
sheriff Tphnm on an order issued by Judge Barrett
Oh August 30. l7sD charged with def1udIng Mr.
Frances Fr0az by inducing her to deposit with tll"
firm Of Alfred Carr ~ CO., Of No. 30 Finest, Sj3'1
prom sing 10 pay her per cent interest semi annn
is. Mrs Froatz got Only 800 Of her money back.
She swcars. since Che order ~ arrest was Issued
rcc and one half IN" defendant. II Is said
has been out Of the state. He formerly kept bucket
non" Carr was released giving $1,000 bail.
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for Gule.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 ,e ond-
hand wood AID iron WORKING ma.niuH-
fully guaranteed machinery Oyught unf x
chslged. GLOKGE 10. EDDY. jJ- Maj
.-on--t
MAGNIFl1INT BARGAIN 80 mp.
rignt eIau used Two mont MT hl'.>
tone. finish. Durability. 10 W'-t -'d-'t
FAMILY going south VIII -acrihr. : 90
nehfly new upright $50; guaranteed ,
gear. stool and b. Of sale. bargain. l'I
LcNlneton-at".
FOR SALE Young Jnpanc.r d fgll
breed beautiful ls.t fIf ads of chlid.
Nddr.- T.. DEElING. l,is6 Fulton'-t.
BROOKLYN.
MAGNIFiCENT almost new upright :
engraved cionlf,d cl~"; must sell dcc'int
going ahfrad Sl15 rather than -iora,r .
"a gain. quick buyer, ~ OFFER Fefn'cI l"'
,ih-aN"
PtfVAIE FAMILY viii -,crlncc their
e.sgant and costly furuiturc upr rht plano
hrir-a bf1c and paintings. lnquIr. at IN
residence. 81 prr-!d nt-st.. BropNlyn.
SNF. : -iiate,in, IN new aud 'o.d.
rard .af.- -prri'l iafcaln, IN month
= IL GROSS fOf nro'dNav. y. !.
81 500 ooo BEAlTN'S orran-. pl,io-
f,tfr. ABB. agents wanted tatllogu' ne.
Nilsr,, pANIEL r. BEATTY. WASHING
tan y j
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
Gan Efanrlsco lar l. 1892,
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. JAM g.. 4 D. m-Canadlan Pacific, OF -;
ST. Paul common, 70 IL Reading. e5 L. Fars
advces quote 3 per cent rcntes at "a francs 81 liz
confines for the account. The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England on balance to-day
Is E2O.00O.
Paris Jan. 5.-The weekly statement OF the Bank
OF France shows a decrease OF 1927 900 francs IN
cold and q, 269 900 francs I'm silver.
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Duslucss Chances.

CANDY AND CIGAR STORE Must be
sold very quick. 81 Jciie son-st.. Hoboken,
:. !.
GOOD IMPROVED BRICK property;
u machinery; new dock; capacity
100000; can BE- increased .OOJ, 600
price 30 COO. FRANK PERRIN, Fish
niu.on.ilud-on. y. y
SPECIAL BJ SINE>S thnt VIII clear
oyer : % DOJ his wear wants man with
81 600: 'uu security and guaranteed in
COM. Ad' -a-s = NQU ESrIONABLE. Box
40. + ibunc ONCE.
s4ru WILL INVEST with services In
auy nayin. iegitlWate business no trlicfs.
Adde'S. J. CONROY. 1856 East slst-st
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Ciin Real estate for Sale

FOR SALE Or 70 EENr :-Ile-an,
forty foot front residence. 81 W"-t 9oth.
t. with stable. Oh lot jONlOl with Dr
" thort furniture Address OWNER. =. q.
BoN 90.
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flats 60 Get, ilufnrnlsbc0

ELEGANT. large, all Hight oin> cabinet
finish steam heat $50 to 80. 40 West
u u 1t
IIGHT MODERN FLATS --Drr"rttr1 (.
r-lNn:e hall- on w!de street.. With chiranr"
u Central Park. tG3f6i Ccitrai f.rH NesI.
-. lOJ'h.., : rooms and oath, hot
sa,.r mating: sij. as Northeast corner
psrk.a,e. and .sith.st hall aud hi,hrooi.,
,,rated ) and q rooms and Dath. so 80
.inele fa,- adjoining. rooms. $50. -.
4, iO7 T. Iis Fat yith-st.. rooms. 80
40 same Ia l3O.l5o East vpth-st., alt
tc,tcd cNtra Wide rooms. go. SO ia los
last -ith.-t steam heated. rom, anu
ia,h so e32 FRANCIS J. sCHNuGp.
- Snsf gGth.et.
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domestic Gltuarions Uante6
Males.

Males.
ATTENDANT.-On invalid or elderly
gentleman by experienced American man;
re s)nable t'lms city or country. Ad-
drc.s "KELIABLE." BOX 8. Tribune ofiice.
butterfly . man OF long experience
and good practice; has two years refer
cncc from last place. Address J. D.. BOX
g. l,.42 Broadway. Tribune Cpt1wn once.
COACHMAN.-By an Engll-nnian; knows
how To drive tandem, and II thorough horse
man best city and country references.
Agency. 343 4th-aye.
COACHMAN. - Thoroughly understands
cure of horses and carriages over IL YEARS
Grst-class city reference; sober; wIiing,
obliqing: last employer will certify "a his
abilities. Address c. j.. l5e East Doth
IT,. private stable. "
CoACHMAN and GRoOM-yv a single
man who understands care OF nne horses.
carriages and harness In sterv pa ticnlar !:
lust disar gagod; years hest city refer
encc from one family; city 90 sr -. country;
BOX is. Tribune Uptown Once, l,242
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-06
MAYOR GILROY'S MESSAGE.
,,,s VIEWS ABOUT THE WATER SUPPLY

,rrEyDIyG THE sTREETCLEANING DEPART
uEyT AND PRAIs.NG HIS OWN WORK.
uavor Gilroy opens his first annual message to tho
Common Council with a statement Of this financial
h,,on OF the city furnished by the Controller
the Arst day Of January. 1892 the net funded IN
s.an,ss was s97 ,5l5,430 TO- During the last twelve
80, the net funded debt OF the city has therefore,
.ss,,ased s1llo, 800 SIS.
puring that period bonds have been issued for the