The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-08

The requirement OF citizenship was waived
hthe cases Of the following named applicants
Tor the position Of attendant. and their appli-
vations were accepted: Julia Mclnerney.
Josephine o'Brien. Elizabeth Conway. Mar
garet Mclean, Alice Noonan.
Guess the nationality Of as many Of tho
young ladies' above mentioned as you can.
Send answer to the puzzle editor. First
prize, a years subscription to the City
Record, with copy Of payroll supplement
bound in cloth: second prize, six months
subscription with supplement in paper
cover.
SCIENCE NOTES FOR LAY READERS.
IAn contributions to this department must
be directed to Daniel Draper. not Esq. but
Phi. D., director of the Meteorolog ical OBJ
servatory Of the Department Of Parks. En-
close stamps and write neatly on one side Of
the paper only.l
Tho wind travelled back and forth over
Central Park last week ,6ss miles. without
once asking for a transfer at Fitty-ninth
street or 10th street. It was clear and
cold at o clock in the morning on March 10,
but mild and pleasant as early as 2 o'clock
in the afternoon on the same day. REPORT
delayed in transmission.
The dry bulb beat the wet bulb in three
out of four contests on the Mall last week.
Parents walking in the park recently with
their little ones may have noticed the won
derful vicissitudes IN the force OF vapor;
sometimes it is as low as y06e and again
going way ur TO LAP. Parents are always
welcome at the observatory, where they may
see our hygrometer: Children will not be
allowed to see the hvgrometer unless &C.
oom' anied hH an adult.
There will re a moon in Nav, June and
duly. Mote. We do not forecast more
than three months in advanced
SCANDAL.
Bllud paragraph-A shanty isn't the best
place to take a nap in, no matter what some
people may think
Key para graph-Patrolman John G.
McKenna. T~wenty-sixth precinct, absent
from special post, in shanty with coat and
helmet of. fined ten days pay.
We know your number, old boy, and
We know who lives in that pa la ial man
sion on Fifth avenue. Hell's delight may
be more fun han duty before pleasure,
but We saw your shield from the top Of a
coach. A word to the wise is sufficient.
IN THE PUBLIC EYE.
James F. Casey, oiler No. 65451, has re-
signed his position in the Municipal Ferry
service. Although naturally r~eticent con-
corning his W affairs, Mr.. Casey in an
exclusive interview with a representa-
tive Of the City Record intimated that with
$3.50 oilers ahead Of him he had but little
chance Of early promotion, and so Intended
to seek another field Of endeavor. Nh.
Casey has our best wishes for his future
success.
Few Of us realize the many changes that
are taking place almost daily among those
who serve their city. just as an indica-
ton OF these many mutations OF the per-
SOM ell the Public Eye" editor notes these
more important transfers:
Thomas Houlihan, from carpenter In the
etice OF the President of the Borough Of
Bronx TO carpenter in the Department OF
Bridges.
uiIu,. p..- ...nin,. h.lnar
10 laborer In the Department OF Bird ges.
James E. Jay. from dock lsborer in the
Department of Docks and Ferries TO laborer
In the Board OF Water Supply.
David McPhee, from stoEer in the Bureau
OF Public Buildings and Offices, borough OF
Brooklyn n, to stoker in the Fire Department.
John j. Gallagher, from driver in the De-
partment of Street Cleaning TO driver in the
ONCE o: the President Of the Borough OF
Brooklyn.
Jacob Dop!. from cabinet maker to me-
chanic's helper (machinistl in the office OF
the President Of the Borough of The Bronx.
John Nagengest- from cabine maker to
mechanical helper .~,machinlsO in the ONCE
o! the President of the Borou gh Of The Bronx.
John Delsser. from cabinet maker to nc
ehanIc's helper tmachinist) in the afica OF
the President Of the Borough of Tho Bronx.
THE CITY EAuTu VI.
The globe trotter would have to 60 a
long way TO find another CITY Of the size
OF this with such a fine dumping board as
We have at the foot of Canal street. What
would Henry Hudson have said if he could
have seen that structure whom he sailed
~ he ma este Hudson in the Half Moon?
bensel, you're deinR'yourself proud!
he Guy Record is proud to have for its
tity eautiful Department the full text Of
Resolution $40, which the wise city fathers
have passed. Hitherto nothing but brief
and unsatisfactory abstracts from it have
been given t" tdc rutli - II is n full:
Resoirsd, That it is recommended to the
Commissloner Of Water Supply. Gas and
Electricity that an, improved iron drinking
fountain for man and beast be erected and
maintained and water supplied therein on
the sidewalk near the curb In front OF premises
SITUATED on southeast corner of Thirty
fourth street and Eleventh avenue. borough
OF Manhattan.
Aid. Reginald Doull is the man who In.
noduced it. Even this city hasn't many
beast.
Toe many people are submitting to the