New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-01
STREETS FEEL THE REFORM.
EVERYBODY HAPPY OVER THE WAY
THEY HAVE BEEN CLEANED
SPLENDID WORK DONE 81 THE DErAh
THE RESERVE FORCE PAID oFF-AN HO"0
OF ANDREWS AND TAMMANY METhoD'
THAT MIGHT HAVE COST THE
CITY ABOUT $1,000.


Over 200 men OF the reserve force In Inc suee.
Cleaning Department yesterday received thcii pay
for their work in the streets since the latest ''o
storm, The snow had been removed from 80 man!
OF the principal streets In the lower pa't VI VS.
city that the services OF the men were Eot "ee"''
Yesterday. Each man OF the reserve io''0
ce,ves s. 80 for ten hours work. The men VIII
respond to a call when there is another sho"s'o''
and as they have been registered al inc depa''
mani stables they will not be required to undergo
examination before being set to work III ~ Dc
,icved that over 5000 could be set 10 worh
within a fcw hours after n severe Storm Ao'"'
1000 men kept at work scrapns sno" '"'o
piles In uptown streets yesterday ana the sho"
was removed from those tnorouShlares ny ""
so carts last night.
Tho weather remained so cold yesterday mat
comparatively little snow melted In the streets
which had not been cleaned since the s'o'h' AZ
though the sun shone brightly in the city all DAY
Reports from the Weather Bureau indicated ciear
and cold weather for to-day also
Commissioner Waring yesterday learned 'ha' an
object had been made at a meeting OF the BOAR"
of citv Record TO reauisition for forty-two reams
Of typewrter paper for the Street Cleaning Depart
ment The paper described in the reqlhsiton COSTS
81 a pound. As Colonel Waring had made requl
s,,on for only two reams OF different kind or
naner he knew there must have been some MISTAKE.
1t was discovered that the requision Tor the for'y
tao reams OF expensive paper had been made In
the time OF Commissioner Andrews. III that reau-
sitjon had been filled 1t would have cost the city
about $1,000
Colonel Waring yesterday had consultation WIFE
President Wilson and DR.. Cyrus Edison, OF me
IJ.al,h Board regarding cooperation between the
Street Cleaning Department ana the He@ltn -, !,
psrtment IN the work OF cleaning the streets ana
removal Of ashes and garbage Inc Health Bo1Id
may formulate amendments 10 the SANITARY Coie
10 which the separation OF ashes and garbage 'hd
the Use Of receptacles for edcn VIII De teiiheu
clearly. -, -. ..,..., ~. 4.
Cornelius Furgucsor the shore inspector al fort
Hamilton. MAD laid embargo on the el'y sSo"s
Furgucs son issues permits 10 ali outgoing scows ana
they cannot pass without them q man ~; me'
ps;sr Byrnes Is Furguesons agent In New-fork.
lie issues the orders when the fleets hre ready 10
lar: and draws $3.50 for his laDors
Colonel Waring decided ;hat his services could ne
d,snensei with and yesterday enucavored 70 secure
permits direct from Furgueson at Fort Hamilton
shoulJ be issued by his man Byrnes. Colonel
Warinp then laid the matter before corporation
counsel clark who decided in Fursueson's favor.
Dyrnes issued the permits last nism ana the scowS
will so out to-day. . - ...., LII,
T., Ice more expensive tnnn the employment or men.
|, costs 500 70 day to operate It, "nle 0lcc
~ rl,n can remove a Ike amount Of now TOT
slOS 81 o -. A. .h.
s,r1etn with its own men cheaper than by sN.ns
m. work our 10 contractors. test Was I'hue
during tho snowfall, in the middle OF January.
Thc success o. the last battle with ne ~ ," ras
pecn most gratifying - all the people IN ne De
partmrnt Colonel Warlng said he felt II was
chiory due TO tire experience and hard work OF
suoerI tenicn, Robbins. VINO has spent day ana
night directing the forces.