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Evening star., 1897-01-30
A MONETARY CONFERENCE.
The Bill Providing for 1t Passed Il
the Senate.

The Bill Providing for 1t Passed by
the Senate.
By the decisive vote of 46 to the Senate
yesterday passed the bill for the appoint
ment of commissioners to an international
monetary conference.
The closing of the debate brought out
several notable speeches, including those of
Mr.. Hoar of Massachusetts, Mr.. Villas of
Wisconsin, Mr.. Jones OF Arkansas and Mr.
German of Maryland, Mr. Allison of Iowa
and Mr.. Carter of Montana 1t disclosed
that little opposition existed against the
biil, the only division being as to the ex-
pediency of seeking b.metallism through in
ternational agreement
Evening star., 1897-01-30
The Crusade ON Foot Ball.

BISMARCK, N. D., January 3o.-A bin
has been introduced in the legislative as
sembly declaring 1t misdemeanor for any
person to engage In a game of foot ball.
and providing fines of SO to $50 for infrac-
ton Of the law
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Death Of Gen. Jno. e. smI,h.

The adjutant general is informed OF the
death at Chicago yesterday of Gen. John
E. Smith, who had been en- the retired hist
Stree 1881. This officer served during the
civil war In the Illinois Infantry, rising to
the rank OF brigadier gone~a' re- @si'
ct Vicksburg, and was brevetted majoe
Ga. -
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Inaorsed for Minister to Italy.

The Connecticut delegation has unani-
mousiy Joined in request to Mr.. Mckinley
for the appointment Of John Addison Por-
ter Of the Hartford Post as minister to
Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
TUE 7. a w. BULLETIN.
CHAIRMAN GIDEON ISSUES HIS WEEKLY y
INDUCEMENTS.

CHAIRMAN GIDEON ISSUES HIS WEEKLY AN
INDUCEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA. veb. S-Chairman Gideon, OF me
League of American Wheelmen has issued 'iie io'-
lowing weekly bulletin -.
saTDsndSse PSPSKHs d P1y"sSR' q e"
Brooklyn n y DeeaTed pTSi anse R g. HdeI
SeTt payne. Amsterdam ~. y, Clause b r. p
sxnss n clause Ia cq B. William II M pe
fais y Clause ?: S HQ %6fr,I ESRSs' \ J,
clause b: f. H. Harris, Seatonville, H., Clause A:
Johr Rowe Tisklwa n can nnt Al ~ a. MeO9fr
Clause 4; George l.. Banschbach; princeton, IL:
h & $ 4 BAILEY M r !%s!1 hTh+"S @
Schultz. Ottawa H.. Clause a; Charles II Eby l. La
s sa a. s i s. Geiger Peru H. Clause " G.
Black MENDOZA. III, Clause 1; NJ Knaf, La Sale.
w Sls1Sf Peru p nSH Clause s'I Henry fraser
la Sale i'll Clause 1; L; Morrow: Peru III. Clause
ssnss f Psr JIsS P5e5t T Ssaif
H. CLAUSE LA Gross a rssn ID Dan csns os prince
ton Ill. Clause l. Dan Price. MENDOZA, III. Clause
clause Dew Park r. ba Peru ill., Clause er and
F. Horton. Princeton. H.; Clause l.
peting in unsancioned Sunday races after warning
Frank r. Daft. Peru III; r Horton, Princeton, Ill
Dan Price Mendots. H. Dan stpp, Princeton. III
g F sherrard. Ladd.. H.; e Gross. Peru. III: a.
Edwa HTs' Troy Grove IL L. MORROW e' Peru nj
Harry Fraser La Sale H.; 4. Weberlns. Peru.
il: H. c. Uthon. Peru. III: NJ Knaff. La Sale H.:
" C. BLACK MENDOZA. H.: S f.. Geger. Peru. IL
Frank Lining. Peru, H.. Charles II. Eby, la Sale,
III.
warning Max Schultz. Ottawa H.. and H. j. Bailey.
Princeton ILL., are suspended for year and six
months from January g. and W W. Ingram for two
years and six months.
Records Accepted-Amateur tandem. unpaced ay-
,rc start by George T. Dixon ard Charles Kraft.
San Francisco. December g. 1886 two miles. +:2l %;
three miles. e:'S4-5 four miles. $50 five miles.
ile94-5 One nour professional record twenty,nine
ph!s Tenn November q. 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
COMPLAINT CLERK PETERSON'S CASE

The trial of Robert s. Peterson. who has been
twcniy-one years, was begun yesterday before the
Police Board. Patroman James j. o Brien of the
West One-hundredth-st. station. alleges that on or
about March r. 1896. Peterson offered to get a fine
that WAS about TO be imposed upon him reduced
from ten days pay TO days pay provided that
OBrlen paid him 800 for the favor. o Brien was
finally fined one days pay for the offence in Gues-
ton. OBren tod his version OF a conversation. in
which he says that MIR. Peterson made the alleged
offer referred 10. Under cross-examnation how
ever O'Brien did not improve his side of the case
had made sworn statement against Captain Mo,.-
milan, making charges tina; could not be verified
Captain Wes;ervelt said that ne had me: O'Brien
d trolley-cdr day, and that the latter had
SAID that he was going for Peterson; that he
would send Captain Moynihan 10 prison and have
Commissioner Parker removed
John W. Donovan. Colonel Grants secretary
testified that Complaint Clerk Peterson did rot have
access the trial calendar and could not have
o Brion. Other officer. said that they had hea rd
the defendant use threatening language about Com
missioner Parker.
Peterson made a emphatic denial of the
prompted by desire for revenge after ne had been
arraigned on charges preferred by Assistant Dis
trlct-AttoTney McManus. At this juncture Com
missioner Roosevelt ordered the case closed
O'Brien VIII soon be placed on trial charges
OF having gone about i'm public places when he was
excused from duty and was under quarantine on
of scarlet fever in his family IL T. said
that he was al the Murray Hill Theatre and the
French Ball during that period Acting Inspector
Harley began an investigation of the charges yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
LOCIL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

The Sheriff yesterday took charge OF the stock
OF Max Oppenhe.mer & Co.. makers OF hIgh-class
furniture. at No. ll0 West Forty-second-st. under
two executions. aggregating si32j in favor OF
Emma Oppcnheimer and Amelia WcinharG The
attorneys FOR the judgment creditors estimate the
liabilities at $4,000. The outstanding accounts O.
the firm have been assigned TO secure creditors.
The Sheriff yesterday received attachment FOR
$s.ys2 So. granted by Justice Gaynor against the
Pennsylvania Lead Company. Of Pitsburg. Fem.
In favor OF Benaiah r. Frost Dcputy-ShcriT LoIb
levied the funds OF the company deposited ~
the American Exchange National Bank, In this
city.
Schedules in the assignment Of Charles r.
Aske~, dealer In cardboard, AT No. iSS William
ST. which were filed YESTERDAY. show direct liabil!-
ties, St5H: contingent liabilities, ti2fS0: nominal
assets, $3.50 and actual assets y2.s19.
Schedules In the assignment OF William l.. jones'
'aler IN paper and twine At No 81 Murray-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
HEALTH AND PLEASURE At SIR4TOG

While DR.. Strong's Santarium at Saratoga
Springs Is thoroughly upto-date in all advantages
and appliances required for the professional treat
ment of those in delicate health, tred-out brain
workers and exhausted society women. It is at the
same time an excellent family hotel and during the
cold months ii is literally patronzed by city people
who delight in winter sports
The roads for many miles around Saratoga are
fine. and good sleghing H. not only source of
great enjoyment but brings renewed health and
strength in cases whore pure bracing air H. more
effective than the druggists tonic.
Snow-shoeing tobogganng and skating add 10 the
pleasure OF outdoor life while the pacous loung-
ton and popular entertainments make Visitors com
Portable ana cOntented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
Atlantic City. y. j.
REAL ESTATE TO LET.
Atlantic CITY. y. j.

Atlantic City, y. j.
FOR RENT. new cottage In
fashionable section on Atlantic-ave.,
near the lighthouse: s bedrooms. electric
lights ard ell modern conveniences: ele-
gan,ly furnished and fun ocean view:
81. 800 for season; will sell for si4 900.
Address 7. q. ADAMS & CO., Atlantic
City. n. J.
FOR REST FOR SEASoN.-A handsome
furnished cottage on Pacific, near In
diana bedrooms: every modern con-
venience: 81 100 for season. Address ]. O..
ADAMS e. CO.. Atlantic city. y. J.
FOR RENT. FTRNISHED.-Scver we'll
located clearinghouse In Atlantic cry;
send for complete details and terms. Ad-
dress !. G. ADAMS & CO.. Atlantic cry.
y. !.
FOR RENT IN CHELSEA.--Several new
q room Colonial cottages. completely FUR
nished: all convcniences; rent $500 for sea-
son. Address I. G.. ADAMS CO., At
lan;ic CITY. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

rba Nominating Committee appoh'eu =! ,o..s
c.,rv Wheelmen TO select sui'apie c'" ,
for the different offices to be hieo d. Wv NJ
.Iao,ion on March % is as follows; Ge0's -" ~
,sr nv y V Brendon, Charles u Jn,''t z!
kaissr' p; bb and F. A. Miller John F. We, Bean nobn
Ludwig John Leslie; r. hsve been elected to mem
Sership by the Century Wheeii"e"
,u.,.s,,cL p,cvcle Club the Hacken-
% v.hao,rap the Vim Bicycle Club OF Ne"'i I,
80 ,ho Nontclair Athletic Club all expect u "u''
Tcvcle racetracks for the COMING
A committee appointed recently by
a n .,e,oa cycling Clubs OF New-York 10 ara"
80 constitution and bylaws was hela d NV
80 ~ .he Harlem Wheelmen on lueS'~S -.
THE napers were drawn up ana Will " p -. .bn
,ha association for adoption al the 'ne'''o i,,oo
p,+olai Hotel on February l6 A. Ine S Morris
iMnntim4H Harlem wheelmen ch 2Cvciiss
lsiis ciaS Pca RTa''1 Wheensn Manhattan Bicycle
ci,;h and the Greenwich Whee"hei'
o,,iron, manufacturers ard dealers
80 ~ tho civ Yesterday 10 be early on inc So
o. .bs oncninc of the Cycle Show on Sa'u'u"! e.,
re WAS p.enty Of noise at the Grahu Oe"."
ore Yesterday hundreds OF carpedV, nttins on the
g.oyed ~ ,ourhes Among the prizes diSpiayfpi p
be those by the yeIersn nSizes We're won many
maj MAI go they are all intact ana IN eAoe"e" wa
dillon.
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club sent 0u' 'ar
-. 80 lie members asking them TO enrol 'he'
names in the cycling division Of inc cruz. ~ 0"
.n.vers have been received IRON. o.S c"b wlu he
hnSMctS ~ ,he hi,vce division OF the cup w, Do
Mia on February Is w H. owen ana aces Of the
ncI iI ,enresent the club in the cycnhs c,,are
S ,lniial ~ Suorts 70 be held a. the Manson "f
C;atden on saturday week
r,.o,,np ~ the Executive Committee OF the '@u'''
ci,h Nbeclmen Will be held al the clIoFoom III 'ic
TO-, Sociefv Building at y. III to-ueS'
Cyclists desiring 10 join the League o. AM ,'',
wbeolmen NAV obtain full printed information ana
.hr.hi, blanks bv sending names and ad-
dresses 10 The Cycling Editor. IiiDuhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

FOR TWO-YEAR- OLpS
VISITORS ~ TIE CITY.

James A. Roberts State Controller. whose recon-
mendations for graded Inheritance tax have
caused much comment. In the city yesterday
morning but started for Albany early in the day.
Mr.. Roberts at the Imperial Hotel and saw a
number of prominent Republicans. lie WAS not
inclined TO talk about his bill and evaded discuss
ing the matter by saying that its full import wa :
known and that it was now before the Legislature.
where IL would doubtless get thorough inyestiga-
tion. He said that he had received a great MANY
letters about the matter, but he did not divulgc
the names Of his correspondents or the tenor Of
their letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
4 LEASE FOR FLEETWOOD PARK CLOSED

The Executive Committee Of the Driving Club
OF NewYork met at the Hotel Metropole on Tues
day afternoon and decided TO close contract for
the use of Fleetwood Park during 1897 at the
rental Of 5000. A regular stake programme, SINH
lar 10 that OF last year. was adopted. but there
was discussion Of plan to open subscription
OF 5000 for stake to be known the Manhat-
tan. which might be considered by horsemen as
important as the Pennsylvania Stake at Lexing-
ton. Entries will close on March If,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

Ex-Governor John d. Long, OF Massachusetts,,
whose name is connected with Cabinet portfolio
has a stalwart boomer in Lieutenant-Governor W.
Murray Crane, of Massachusetts. Mr.. Crane said
yesterday that he expected TO hear some exceed
mgly satisfactory news soon. and added: ANY
opposition to the appointment of Mr.. Long that
there may have been In the State has been
overcome, and think he il the unanimous choice
Of the Republicans OF my State. We believe up
our way in removing all possible difficulties from
the path of the President and not allowing fac
tonal troubles to embarntss him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

kansas has been abused pretty roundy. and
has come in for great deal of censure" said ex-
Governor Thomas A. Osborn. Of that State yes
terday. but Kansas gets along in quiet way
and Will continue to. The people conservative
and industrious. 1t is State rich in resource
which will stand all the batterlny that any one
may give il. We going along Quielly on safe
and sure lines, and Kansas will prosper with the
rest of the country. Referring 10 the fac. that
the Populiss had control Of the State. Mr.. Osborn
said that he did not look for any radical leeisla-
ton from them. He explained that the Populists
were not so surely entrcnched in power that they
could defy public opinion. and he added that their
leaders understood this and would be careful In all
their actions.
Martin A. Knapp. OF the Interstat, Commerce
Commission has returned from Washington where
he went TO look after his bill In relation brokers
in railroad tickets The bill 10 make tcke: scalp
ins misdcmeanor failed, but Mr.. Knapp intends
to keep up the crusade. "rhe bill ought TO he
a law because II is aimed at one of the
worst evils with which the railroads have TO con-
tend The evils OF the system are well known and
have been thoroughly shown. Despite this set
back. think the time will come when ticket
brokers will be entirely done away with. The bill
before Congress was practical in every way and
as law would be effective / think n similar
measure will yet be enacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
SELLING TROTTERS IN KENTUCKY.

Lexington Ky. Feb. (SpeciaD.-Therc
little better demand for trotters at the sale here
to-day and the siXty-siX head sold realized sS'2
J. II. L. (2:0s2) brought the highest price. W. T.
Williamson. Mason. Tenn. got him for 500 Anna
Young. three -year-old nlly. by King Nutwood.
dam by Florida. brought $500 Curry & Holden. OF
Marietta. Ohio. got her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
POLICE PISTOL PR4CTICF

Commissioner Andrews yesterday submitted TO
the Police Board report Of the work already done
and contemplated in the school for pistol practice
In tie Police Department Mr. Andrews cxnIotns
the objects Of the school and recommends In.
ESTABLISHMENT 81 grades or ia sses dependent upon
ak In the use OF the revolver, nd for each grade
a suitable INSIGNIA OF some simple design which
may be WON upon The police uniform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
BOULERS FORM A NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, Feb. 3-The Brooklyn bowers arrived
here yesterday In rather disheartened condition,
owing 10 the fact that their captain. W. c. Thyme.
Rad suffered fractured wrist in game. and
had been sent hoIne from Buffalo Nevertheless
the Hamilton County League players here fell easy
victims 10 the boYIers from the City OF Churches
IN a series OF six games, every one OF which was
won by the Brookynites The highest scores made
BY Brooklyn men were as follows: A. Silver pa
30; A. Pauson. 30: Manninger. 1o3. Cincinnati:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
R. T. Booth, q East 10th St., New York.

show liabilities slS5l6: nominal assets. sh2ii, and
actual assets s6.064. , ,oro,
Indictment for So s6s 80 yesterday entered
against Lazarus Iissberger ana Bernara Scnu ~,
Comprising the firm OF J.. Lissberger a. o.. NJ NJ
go WaiI-st in favor Of Edward Landon. ,
Irdcment for s6.533 81 was entered yesterday
o%ainst William = Petty and John IT, Fife. former
nSSonrietors OF the Metropolitan Hotel, In upper
t,roadUav in favor OF John j. Matthew's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
A BROOKLYN DEALER ON THE CHICAGO
SHOW.
ROWLING IN THE CLUBS--NEW BADGES foi'
,rpsrv wurr1MEN-L. A. W. CHEST PRO
TECroRs-wILL. r. PITMAN's PRIZES
TO BE SHOWN.


Alex SchwaIbach the well-known wheelmah anu
sealer OF Brooklyn. in speaking about the NS0ie
show at Chicago said yesterday: Tine sho" Mas
undoubtedly the greatest show ever heic ~ N
country in point of Size number OF eNhio'o,
value of exhibits and decorations. ana may oe s'.
70 have marked climax in cycle SHOWS Inc 80
date set for the show prevented the maNe's ~
doing the amount Of business they expec'eu u uo
with the agents in the West, and. as the TWO u'e
shows take about five weeks OF the time oi '"e
h,s chiefs in the trade. TO say nothing OF inc 80
tho consensus of opinion among the great in"he''
annears 10 be that we shonld abandon inc hoiuie
~ National shows and hold only local SHOWS con-
,roI,ed bv the boards OF trade in the VARIOUS ga
c;tes of Inc country. Inc coming SHOW W ~ isst
a. the Grand Central Palace may posSoly pe oe
National show ana. while not anorolhs 80 -, Tho
snccta cuar effect the Coliseum snow 60 or,
shnn IN the Garden will present q beltcI op
,or;unity for the dealers and riders c' a- !,o5eIs
POI T., de;oil the construction of the " rodels,
q surprisnS fact to be noted Is tha1 tnS ybi,itors
,,i Accommodates more visitors ana tHnIo o,rs
han The Garden did in sc. so that the si ,hoir
INN have better opportunity TO d,splay III, NIL III
,~onds Tho display of cycles and sundriesb s c;tv
tbe greatest ever shown at one tine III ,h LIZ nore
nd ,be electrical display alone Will De worth HUI"
,han the price of admission
rho standing OF the clubs in the bowling 'ouIi'"-
-. ~ tho Associated Cycling CLUBS Oh New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
A BLOW AT SUNDAY BALL PLATING.

jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 3.-The House OF Repre-
sen,atives yesterday. by vote Of Il TO ~. passed
bill prohibiting the playing Of baseball on Sunday
in this State. A motion to reconsider was made.
but before action reached the House adjourned
strong effort will be made to defeat the bill II 1t
reaches the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
p. Smith l7s. The visitors will play here several

days.
There was a meeting OF bowers in the rooms
of the Brooklyn team at the Hotel Emory this
afternoon TO form a National League. similar TO
the Baseball League. 1t was decided to name !,
the National Bowlcrs League. The following
temporary officers were elected: Chairman. karpf.
Of Brooklyn; secretary. b. j. Mayer. Cincinnati Inc
following cities Will be included: Brooklyn. Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. Rochester. New-York Cincinnati.
Chicago Wheeling and Newport. -. A COMMITTEES
Wheeling and y. j. Mayer. Cincinnati. was APP
pointed with power to formulate plan OF or
ganizaion and call National meeting OF BOWERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

According 10 a statement made by Con'roHer
Fitch Yesterday the city has no controversy win
the East River Gas Company, OF Long Island, as TO
the per cent of lis gross receipts from gas SOLD IN
this city as is required by the charter under which
the company Is operating
.sric company settled up its indebtedness to the
CITY several DAYS ago" the Controller remarked
There was a contentioa on the companys part
that the amount claimed by the city was excessive
hut the fatr was adjusted satisfactorily, ana the
ccn,nanv naid up in full The amount was not
SSo1O as was stated in some of the papers. l. was
a little less than $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
CITY GOVERNMENT ATFAIRS.

Navor Strong said yesterday that he was anxious
n receive the report of three engineers appointed
about ninety days ago TO examine the structure Of
the New-York and Brooklyn Bridge and report 10
tho trustees If the plan for running trains OF the
BROOKLYN elevated roads and the troliey-cars over
,,o .,ructure v,as feasible. "If the feat can be
,,oooesf,,uv ACCOMPLISHED" said the Mayor. ''pas-
son,ers can cross the Bridge and be landed In this
citI for one rare have received no intimation OF
IL, Tho renort NAV BE-" II the engineers report
rnyoe Ia no favorable the scheme. bill VIII ne
prepared for passage by the Legislature lesaizing
the plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
ENTRIES rOR SARATOGA STAKE RACES.

The entry lists for the stake races at Saratoga
closed on Monday. January %. and b. A. Chiffon. the
secretary OF the association. announced yesterday
that 1,l39 entries had pcen received. They are
classified az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
WORK WANTED.
Ee,,inic.

Female.
ATTENTION Wanted. hy refined cdu-
Gated lady position as companion AMI
secre AIRY Ia elder.y lady or would instruct
parties % neglected education In rennan-
snip. letter-writing and English branches
w mail. Address TEACHER, II overiopS
Place, Nevlvrg - Y.
CcNPASIcN.--Yo English lady seeks
engagement for summer months travel
llHG pIeitr'cd. address Fox r. b.. CascR-
dilia Place. Ithaca. y. Y
STEN0GIAnHEE.- Experienced stenog
fepi'r desires position employers refer
cnce. a,atairtsd wtth Jaw work ted-tsa
{. DAVIS. i.jd2 pacldc-ai. proollvn
NIslTING GoVERNEss viii teach s.ul-
fren elementary branches OF Ensl.rh
LANGUAGE. ALTO piano. Adde'S IDA I.
.ANas. 40 6th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

.,r-psE-oy.r o years experience NJ,
las recommendations ADDRESS ysw.
>ryyToN los Monmou,n-sI'
ark y. y. --------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

Nurse COMPANION and VALET
Long and varied experience: tirst-ciass
references from medical and private gentle
men. thoroughly competent. JOHN Nc
rrE IN HarrisOn-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

Cooperation Counsel Scott yesterday announced the
following appointments OF convis,s in his Office:
Daniel p sullivan. OF No. lao MldsOn-ave and
Gerald c. i. Jackson. of No 400 West Fifty-eevenh-
ST. n al a SALARY Of $3.50 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

The Ess: River Bridge Commission met yesterday
and considered the question OF the special compensa
ton OF It's special consulting engineer. virgin ~
Roers Controller Fitch has held up Mr.. Bosue's
hill for $50 on the ground that he in the en-
ploy OF this city as engineer in charge Of the Fifth
ave. water mains he cannot receive pay from the
city In another capacity. The Bridge Commission
Yesterday decided to take action in the case, nut
ia LEI Mr. Bogue and Mr.. Fitch fight II out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

IoNNNNNfJNNNH|NN1VN NTNVN0NN VNNNN/N|~V
TWO GENTLEMEN require two furnished
rooms and bath in private family. he
tween 10Th and 18th sts.. ita and 9th ayes:
references exchanged. Address T. r.. Box
L. TNllnne Dflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

USEFUL~MAN and COACHMAN.-SlnBle.
temperate; care gentleman place. horses,
furnaces: careful driver: can milk. gsner-
ally useful. good references. NJ. L, S>O
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
BirneIcs
BirnfIrs.
"Kimball" Bicvcle.

Drop into the kimball
factory. 1t is very interesting
to see bicycle built besides.
it gives YOU points on buying
one.
Phillips Mfg. Co. so7 ,co Wee, Broadway. clos. 10
Grand ST. staten, o,n Ave. L.. and ,so broadway.i