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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
HOT SHOT FOR MAGISTRATE CRANE.
THE POLICE BOARD WILL REPORT ONE OF HIS
RULINGS TO THE MAYOR.

THE POLICE BOARD WILL REPORT ONE OF HIS
RULINGS TO THE MAYOR.
Magistrate Crane raked over the Goals at the
meeting OF the Police Board yesterday. when, after
some new reports about the action Of the Masis-
trate had been received. one of the Commissioners
said: zone Magistrate will not hold Migrants. ana
they are discharged to commit highway robbery or
murder or theft as the chance arises. The foolish
sentinenality OF the Magistrate amounts TO putting
a premium crime"
Captain O'Bren. Of the Detective Bureau, re-
ported that David NJ. Gilmore arrested on February
q for grand larceny and receiving stolen goods on
the complaint Of William G. Watson, division
supernte ndent Of the West Shore Railroad, had
confessed that he had been engaged with two other
men in committing robberies for four months. \
portion of the property stolen from the West Shore
Railroad was recovered at the warehouse OF Her
man Meyer No 900 West Eleventh-st., and Meyer
identified Gilmore. Notwithstanding all this, Magls-
kate Crane DISCHARGED Gilmore. Captain OBrien
Said that the evidence Of Gilmore's guilt wac com
plete and his discharge was not justified
Acting Captain Brennan, OF the Church-st station,
also sent report TO the Board concerning the dis
charge OF some prisoners by Magistrate Crane. The
acting captain eaid he arrested Mary Twelve and
Robert Twelve for keeping disorder.y house at
No. West-st on March l. and Magistrate Crane
discharged them, although the evidence OF guilt was
conclusive. The acting captain reported that the
Magistrate said he In sympathy with the
prisoners
After some talk the Commissioners decided to
send copy OF Captain OBriens report about the
Gilmore case the Mayor. Chief Conln d.
dence In the reported by Acting Captain Bren-
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pr-rrREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Mac1ean. ].
Demores, VS. Sckles-GeorEe Hass
Nalonev va. ONeill-Charles Donohue
Andrews. J.
Ninzesheirner BrunS-John r. Nern. - u,.,..
Matter Of Hamilton Park Company-lhomas +. "''N'''
BY Beckman. j.
Cont vs Purlando-Georgc 1,andon
fnzar,,s vs. Iaaanis-Wibur Larremore
by Davy. ].
Icopold VS. Sch,eissner-J. T. Lewis.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY MacI>sn j.
,,,-,. r,,,o ga Robert f. Math~ws-Riohard W. Ryan.
Abraham solomon Saran Nolf-Edward r. b'o""'
BY Bcekman. j.
Paul Harlan vs. New-York Aristotype Company
Frank S Noble
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DA1.

Smith Alumnae. Hamilton Hall, S:~ p H. 49,,
R.rkeley School Athletic Association games --u
REGIMENT Armory. p. m 40,
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church golden 'up"ee
celebration.
Salmagundi Club ladies' day
Xn,,h side BOARD OF Trade dinner Schnorer Hail.
p. m
Lotos Club Saturday night
Central Republican Club XXXIst Assembly DIS
tric;. Lenox-ave. and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
enth-st., D. m. -
"Commers" OF the Liederkranz. East Flfty-
eighth-st 2. m. . a..
Pontiac Club vaudeville entertainment NO ~
Amsterdam-ave., p. m
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TO ERADICATE TUBERCULOSIS.
STATE AND CITY BOARDS OF HEALTH ASK FOR
LARGER APPROPRIATIONS.

The adjourned conference between the committees
~ tho state Board OF Health and the City Board
OF Health as to the best OF eradcating tuoer
culos.s among cattle in New-York was held yester-
day in the smoking room of the Academy OF Med'-
cine No. II West Forty-third-st.
The conferrees adopted resolutions Gaining 'he
attention OF the Governor and the Legislature 10
.ha ,mnortance Of graduating tuberculosis in cows
and n the work in this direction already done by
the State Board of Health The resolutions declare
that the work so far has been hampered 6y me ne
Ieagreness of the appropriation ana ask io' s'V''
this year - -, r,..,o, T nu,,a
president of the State Board Of Health; Dr A. ~
Doty Health Officer of the Port. and owen CASSIDY
OF Havana representing the State Board OF Heatn'
Fowler DR. T. Mitchell Prudden and Dr. Herman
NJ B.ggs of the City Board CT Health
The Conference Committee also adopted CIRCULAR
for public distribution the question or tuDei-
culosis in cattle and its relation TO public health
This circular was referred TO the State Board or
Health for approVal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
THE COURTS.
PHYSICIANS NOT TO BE EXAMINED.

Tho e,n,,cation OF Frederick r. Sturgis for writ
-, ,rardamus directing the Commissioners Of Char
,,es 70 hold Civil Service examinations for the APP
pontment of physicians to the various city hospitals
Vas denied Yesterday by Justice Andrews. in the
snecial Term Of the Supreme Court
IN his decision. Justice Andrews says that INC
A." 49,, ne nd surceons referred to In the applica-
,ioyn are not officers employees WITHIN the mean.
ing Of the Civil Service acts Ihey receive; nc
S,s are concerned are purely honorary, and II Is
inconcevable to me that the LEGISLATURE snouI 10
,he medical profession should be subjected to the
sndigntv of an examination. either competitive OF
non competitive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07

the small roads. Martin J. Connolly. master Work
man OF District Assembly No. Is. said yesterday
that some Of the employees OF the Metropoh'a"
Traction Company had Joined the union
The steamship China arrived at San FRANCISCO
on March 5, with mails from China. japan ana
Hawaii OF the following dates: Shanghai. FEBRUARY
Z; Hong Kong. February s; Yokohama FEBRUARY
10: Honolulu. February g. These malls are due to
arrive In New-York on the morning OF Tuesday
March TO- Malls will close at the General Post
office, this city. as follows: China and JAPAN
March s and Is; Hawaii, March %.
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ABOUT $500 600 DAMAGE DoNE-Dhoi NJ i'o-'
OF A BUILDING WHICH HAS HAD SE'-
ERAL FIRE EXPERIENCES.


ERAL FIRE EXPERIENCES
r-,re consumed the sx-story factory OF the Garvin
Machine Company Nos sand II Laight-st. yesterday
morning shortly after a. m. This building was
burned in the great blizzard OF 1873 ana was also
the scene OF another fire. involving big loss WITHIN
month The fire yesterday was discovered by
Patroman Onendut,el whose post is In West broad-
way Five alarms were sent in. An adjoining build
ing occupied Jointly by the BERNHARD h'an En-.
hroidery Company and the Henry Radam Mlcrobe-
Killer Company. also burned down ny the na'l.s
The blaze fierce one. and the firc DepeIu
mont had the hardest kind OF nght before tn'y
succeeded in getting II under conroi hohs ar -,
wreck OF the building. -
The Garvin Machine Company are manufacturers
Of bicycles and other delicate machinery. MT oar
vim who was summoned 10 the scene OF the hre by
Telegram said that their stock was Insured 10 inc
amount OF ,3O0 600 An insurance mans estimate OF
tho loss involved In tho fire is 70 follows GarVin "
Co N75 900: Bernard lhman & Co. s2'.Vg. fthdani
Microbc- killer Company. 5000. Walter l,lmnlSk.
owner OF the buildings 10000 The cause OF the nrc
has not as yet been ascertaincd Mention Is duc inc
daring and bravery exhibited by members OF the
Department in their efforts 10 extnguiSh the IRE.
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RID TO BE INVESTIGATED

The Commissioner OF Public Works is Investigate
ing a bid Of John A. Gregory for laying sewers in
Second. Eighth and Jerome aves.. and Ninety-sixth
and One-hundredth sts.. awarded February 25. Tho
Controller has refused to approve Gregorys bond
for $4,000 account Of the popularity OF Gregorys
bid which places a high price for rock and earth
excavation. On the latter IL is "a 90 cubic foot.
The rate the remainder Of the quantities, nineteen
in ALL Is absurdy low-ron pipe being put In at one
cent pound In similar case Mr. Fitch pointed out.
occurCrs in 1885, the city had TO pay 10000 TO
Commissioner Coils will find out how bid Of this
kind came to be accepted.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ROGERS PEET & &c

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Captain John G. Bourke. United states
Army FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Redheld Proc
tor and Representative II. H. Powers. OF vermont
GII,SEY-Aiayor John Boyd Tha cher. OF Albany
HOLIAND-Nathanie Thayer, OF boston, anu
Erskne NJ. Phelps OF Chicago. MURRAY nil
Sherman Hoar, OF Concord, Mass; 9Iate oe'" ~.
Frank " Higgins Speaker Hamilton Fish and AS
semblyman James NJ T.. O'Grady. METKofoLf
State Senator's Henry J. Coggeshaii ana JAMES
Ballant!re and Assemblymen George D Horto' anu
charles G Cole NORMANDIE-John H. Stanch-
acid n, Elrnira PARK AVENUE-Deputy-Attor-
ney-Generai G. d. b. Hasbrouck. OF Albany wA,-
DORF-Jnsurance Commissioner George >. Merrili,
OF Massachusetts, and Assemblyman Wiliiam Cais
Sanger WINDSOR-Prince Franz Auerspers VI
Vienna: Max Goldhnger. United States Cohsui d.
Mannheim. and Henry NJ. Whitney, OF Boston
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. MARCH a 1904
ARRIVED.
Steamer St. Louis Randls. Southampton February o.
with mdse and go cabin
igation Co. Arrived at the Bar at $40 o. m
Steamer Greece Br) Hadey. London February ID with
mdse to + w Hurst. Arrived Bar at 8 a m
Steamer Gienvech (3r). Woman, Hamburg February l6
with mdse to Simpson, Spence Young Arrived at the
Bar at 2:3O a m.
Steamer Excelsior Ger. Muller Rotterdam February
20. In ballast to Gust Heye. Arrived Bar at
p. m. 9Th inst.
Steamer st Enoch (Br. Mundle. Antwerp February TO-
with mdse to Sanderson Son. Arrived the Bar AZ
-
Steamer Carthaginan (B). France, Glasgow February
g. with mdse 81 CABIN and ~ steeraSs passengers 10
Austin Baldwin Co. Arrived at the Bar II $50 Z. m
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EX-SENATOR ". A. WALLACE BETTER.

Serious illness has kept ex-senator William A.
Wallace from his ofice for several days, but yester
day morning he appeared at his new quarters. No.
30 Broadway. looking much improved In health
The well-known ex-senator OF Pennsylvania is much
occupied In his business interests here, and seldom
finds time these days to visit his home In Gear
his State as In former years. and since his memora-
BILE campaign for the nomination for Governor on
the Democratic ticket, at the Scranton Convention
In 1880. which ended In the selection OF another
pane he has devoted most OF his attention to
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police RIFLES TO BE REVISED.

The rules OF the Police Department are sadly In
need Of revision on account OF the many changes
in the law and in police methods since the manual
was printed Yesterday the Commissioners APP
pointed Board OF Revision. consisting OF Inspector
Cortright. chairman; Deputy Clerk Delamater. Sec
retary Captain Harley, who formerly was In charge
of The Bureau Of Information. and Sergeant Hide
brand who has been detailed for years In the Elec
lion bureau. The selection OF such Board was
regarded by other officials at the Central ONCE
an indication that the rules will be carefully and
Thoroughly overhatled. At the conclusion OF the
work the Board will present to the Commissioners a
report In form to be printed as a new manual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
STEERACE RATES GO Up.

Another raise has been made by the transatlantic
steamship companies on steerage prepaid tickets
From Bremen Hamburg the rate Is now s32 So
and the other lines will increase their charges. de-
pending entirely upon the port OF embarkation
prepaid ticket Is purchased on this side for the
use Of a passenger leaving the other side Steam
ship men think that the coming season VIII be
record breaker for steerage business. and they Will
have all they do to handle the business offered
crease I'm rates are that the companies have to pay
a tax OF 81 per head and TO return 80 many I'M
migrants at their own expense.
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..THE...
Tribune
Almanac.
HONEST, FAIR,
FEARLESS AND ACCURATE.

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chants, manufacturers. ladies and students d
social questions.
curious testimonial to the value Of HE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC is afforded by the fact that, for seved
years. resident Of this city, with mind for figures,
lawyer we believe, made deliberate study Of THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC every year, feretng out eveg
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10 reward his search THE TRIBUNE challenges
Democrats and Populsts, Republicans and Free Siva
men, Pohlbitonists and Others, to find any proof Of
unfarness or misleading information in THE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
Members OF Patriotic Societies and those
desiring to join them will find in this num-
Der the names of the officers of all the lead.
ing Societies of every kind in the United
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THE TWO SQUADS TO 90 NEXT WEEK

Three OF the Police Commissioners were ready
yesterday to act upon Chief Conlins recommends
ton abolish the Broadway and Steamboat squads.
but on account OF the absence OF Commissioner
Parker the resolution again laid over. Colonel
Grant said that the Chief had arranged all the de-
precincts In which their posts lie. A few may be
sent to the new precinct which Is to be established
at Morrisania. and II Is likely that Captain Alare
will be put In command OF the new station. The
President Of the Board said that the Board would
w. '''~s~ ~
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THE soN-1N-LAw LOST HIS SUIT.

Max Deckinger of No. l4s East Forty-ninth.s ~:
s,,ad b,s father-in-law, Moses Heilman for slo'"O
damages He testified yesterday In Part vi. Trial
Term of the Supreme Court. before Justice Day.
that his father-in-law. with the a'o OF AieA"ue
tI,s and Edward Harris, lay In wait for MN on H,
arrs d dnu 81 January s. 1894 and tried to muroet
him Mrs Decknger testified IN I'd verct for the
daf
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TO HONOR NAVAL HEROES

An incorporation certificate Of the New-Yofk Com
mandery of the Naval Order Of the United States
filed yesterday In the office Of the County Clerk
The purposes OF the body are to honor and respect
iliustrious deeds of the great naval commanders
of the United States and establish libraries a nd
preserve all documents and portraits relating to the
Navy OF the United States and its heroes The d.
rectors Loyal Farragut. Louis Joseph Allen
Jarvis Bonesteel Edison. Henry Schuyler Ross. John
l.. Lloyd, Henry Chaunccy. jr., Philip BurrIII Lord
James Mortimer Montgomery, Marshall Ten
Broeach Davidson. George Cowie. jr.. and James
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EXPENDITURE OF POLICE MONEY.
ALL PAYMENTS MUST BE AUTHORIZED BY THE
COMMISSIONERS

The criticism Of Controller Fitch that the police
had wrongfully incurred liabilities In many cases
in which money was spent In excess OF the appro-
priation for the work Of obtaining evidence may
have been taken to heart by the Police Commits
sioners who yesterday passed the following as a
caution to the members Of the force
Resolved, That all officers and employees Of this
Department be cautioned that all expenditures.
except in case Of positive emergency. must be au-
fhorized in writing BY the Board Of Police upon
reousition duly made before any liability is In
c,,rred In cases of emergency, such as expenses
for the execution OF criminal process, apprehen-
sion and arrest of criminals, expenses involved In
the detection of crime, etc, where II is Impossible
~ obtain in advance the necessary authority bills
must be submitted for each month Immediately
o. rof,iIv examined audited and. II correct APP
proved by the captain, Inspector and Chief OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07


report which was sent 10 Police Headquarters
yesterday by Captain Martens was exhibited by
the Commissioners proof that Magistrate Flam-
mer was not willing to aid the police In the enforce
ment OF the excise law. The report runs follows:
AT 9:25 p. m. March Sunday. Patroman Philip
c. Herman, OF my command, whom had detailed
in citizens dress excise duty. entered through
the halway the liquor saloon Of Anton Zitzspreger.
No. 4So Second-ave for the purpose OF making an
arrest for violation of the excise law. AS soon as
he entered the above entioned saloon and an
nounced that he officer he was met by the
above mentioned Zitzlspreger. to whom he was
known officer. Said Zitzlspreger assaulted
the officer by striking him with his fists in the chest
and back. knocking him down and tearing his over
coat. when Officer Edward j. Rourke. Of my com
mand, VINO also detailed In citizens dress on
excise DUTY, went Kiernans assistance. There
were twelve men In the place, sitting at tables,
Paying cards and drinking. There glass
on the bar and several on the tables partly filled
with beer. Officer Herman tasted the contents OF
one Of the glasses and found that II was beer. He
then arrested Paul Schultz the BARTENDER, charged
with violation OF excise law also Anton Zitzlspreger
charged with assaultng an officer and violation OF
excise law. he being the proprietor Of said sa.oon.
They were arraigned before Magistrate Flammer, at
The Fourth District Police Court, the morning of
March 2 by whom they were both discharged"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07

The cut and style of that last suit OF
yours, bought from custom tailor,
were excellent, yet you were dlsap-
pointed. Made it look so differently
from what you expected.
Ready-made's strongest plea is in
being able to try on finished suits until
YOU find the color and cloths adapted
to you and your purpOse-a result
impossible to be sure of in any other
way.
WOULDN'T 1T BE WISE TO LOOK INTO THE
MERITS OF RIGHTLYMADE READY-MADE-out
KIND BEFORE GOING TO A CUSTOM TAILOR FOR
YOUR SPRING AND sUMMBR CLOTHING?
ROGERS PEET g. co
Prince and Broadway.
and Broadway.
irfy- corda and
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

e2s Sunset $50 Moon a 1927 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A.M-Sandy Hook 30 Gov. Island 2:I5 He'll Gate 4:os
PM-Sandy Hook q Gov Island 3 :Ol He'll Gate 1:54
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel For. Line. Mails close Vessel saia
La Bretagne. Havre. French. 800 m 900 n,
Spaa rndam, Rotterdam Neth-Amer ZOO m BOO a m
Kaiser Wilhelm III, Genoa. g Lloyd. m 10 100 m
tmbra. Liverpool. Cunard 900 10 100 m
Furnessa. Glasgow Anchor. 1000 1900 m
Aene Jamaica, Atlas. 10 90 IL 100 m
Yumuri, Yucatan. q Cuba. 10: 80 m 200 n m
TUESDAY. MARCH TO-
Spree Bremen n @ Lloyd. ......... 90 m 10 100 A m
Carthagnian. Glasgow Allan State. "
Finance Colon. Columbian. ...........-
WEDNESDAY. MARCH H.
st Louis Southampton. American. go. 500 m II 90 NJ,
Fresland Antwerp. Red Star 10 90 a m ~ 20 m
Majestic. Liverpool, White 200 m 10 01 n,
Yucatan, Havana n 4 Cuba nm. 200 m O0 n N
Trinidad Windward Islands, Quebec 500 m loon q M
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cor-pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Surname Court-specai Term-Part H-Before beeH-
Court opens at 1890 a. Elk parte matters.
me-, Chambers-Before fitzgeraid
~. hy calendar wills for probate John Roth John
Il, NIcoai. 1890 a m ,,. W., ,vvoL r l.
~! 1.ns al 10 a m Nations 1870 a. IN.
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THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

vrosb,noton March 6.--The day call IN the oni'eo
GATES supreme Court for Monday. March D. Will De
os fo,,ows Nos. 6s4, S, 6S $780, 49, 49, ILL., 49, l4S
and 146.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. March s-The Court Of Appeals calendar
g., Monday is: Nos 4sa 464 49, 49, 472. 47S. IA and
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Announcements

Burns eruptions ana all skin troubles AZ
frequent Cur them with 0RBvB'e OINTMENT
PARKEE6 HAIR BALKAN = L0e 10 the ha"'
NV. !oasna and PseetA ~ y
Shsee VA egN%ea ellh ~ pssfQeees - Dse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
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4 COSTLY BLAZE IN LAIGHT-ST.

Paul Harlan Va.
Frank :. Noble.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-30

on Streets and Sewers.
the consent of the Mayor, hereby appro-
: PIRATES and sets aside so much of ene-half
Of liquor license monies available for the
repairing, repaving, etc, of paved streets.
etc, etc, as provided in Chapter Is of the
Laws of 1886, as follows
! $500 to pay so much of such claims in
| cidental to the repairing, repaving, etc.,
OF paved streets not heretofore provided
for. which are now due, provided that no
portion of said amount so appropriated
ahalT be used for the payment of amy
claims for the repairing OF receiving
basins or reconstruction of sewers.
ordered drawn upon the CITY
Treasurer in favor of that officer
IN the sum of $500 TO transfer said amount
from liquor license fees collected on
ard after July /, 1896, to special street
account for the purpose already desig-
nated.
Received and ordered filed.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
in favor off,
contract No. S54.
Edward O'Donneli, $1,000. on account of
contract No. $40.
Henry Byrne, $28, on account of con-
tract No. $50.
Henry Byrne, S2S, on account of con-
Itract No. SGT.
Henry Byrne, s229. &c, on account of con-
trSct No. s5s.
Henry Byrne, s57.40, on account of con-
tract No. S59.
Sheridan & Shea Co. $500. on account nj
contract No SCI.
William .Ormsby, $500, on account of
contract No. 8S2.
Thomas F. McCab $1,000. ON aceoz1nt
OF contract No. 904.
P-T. Plunkett, Seq. As. on account of com
TRACT No. $40.
Joseph r. Jones, 81 !o00. on account Of
contract No. 923.
Thomas Harrington, s., SOC. on account
Of contract No. 92S.
P. Fl. Flaherty. Jr.. & Co, s. $500. on ac-
count of contract No. 933.
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., s.. 600. on
account of contract No. 929.
Thomas Harrington, 5000. on account of
contract Mo- 539.
From the same officer
Submitting specifications for a 15-inch
v1trtfled pipe sewer in Graham street.
from a point about 365 feet east of sum.
nit avenue to and connecting with the
sewer in Central avenue.
Froso the same officer
Jersey City, Oct. 10. 1896.
To tho Honorable Board of Street and
Water Commissioners
GenflemsnI respectfully report that
of the bids received September %, for the
Improvement of Highland avenue. John
T.. Shea is the lowest bidder, and of the
bids received October !. 1896, for sewer
in West Side avenue, P. T.. PIunkett Is
Very respectfully,
w W RUGGLES,
Chief Engineer.
From the same officer
Jersey City. Oct. II. 1896.
To the Hon. Board of Street Water
Commissioners
Gentlemen-Edward ONeiIl H. the lowest
bidder for the repaving Of Secaucus Road.
from Paterson Plank Road TO Hudson
Boulevard.
Very respectfully.
". w. RUGGLES,
Chief Engineer.
Received and referred 10 their appro-
pirate committees.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented
John Bannon. $50: Brinkman & Hauck.
1896. $12.G, Se1.B, $3.50. s72s95; George =.
Bouton, 80, VIM. r. B1ackshaw, G.47,
Cam. 47Sc BARLEY Coy1e, 471.z5, s28 7S.
Beni. D1lliz. M Frank Mcpermott, ~