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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
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WOORE HASN'T ram iLIvO>,
Metioa 20 Punish for Contempt . Va,
with an Income or s3s,OOO

| A motion was argued IN the Supren,s
Court yesterday which II granted NAV
send Henry g. Moore to the Ludlow street
jail for contempt OF court for fa'lur.
to pay his wife from whom he il separated
her alimony. Henry Gibson Moore re-
ceives an income of t2s DOD a year from N.
estate of his father. Albert H. Moor.
a wealthy Philadelphia distiller. and la,
January Justice O'Gorman after a lon,
period Of litigation in courts ~ this citv
and Philadelphia ordered him n nav
alimony NJ about SIS. OOo hat had remainei
unpaid since 1907. II was To he on the m.
stalment plan. 81. go a month
The court appointed John J Delanv
as receiver IN handle Moore's funds amt
see that he made thspaymenrs promptly
EN-Dstrict Attorney Jerome "a Moore.
lawyer announced AT the time that \.
would appeal and asked for a ~ ay pending
the appeal. The stay was refused ami
Mr.. Jerome in asserting that no bond To-
s0D. GOO could be flied such a. "a demanded
from Moore said:
Although I would advise him Moore
to do all that - right he may decide thai
Atlantic city or Lakewood or the south
shore of MaSSaChu ss'tz would he healthier
piaco- for HIN lhan lingering within tn
Jurisdiction of this State"
The April instalnent Of the almony Nas
pad. hut there came no Nav payment
In June Moore paid. bui Bepno toewv
counsel for Mrs Moore. said that he cout
get no money from Moore this month
and that although Mr.. Jerome had tired
be- To-" was unsuccessful and had with
drawn from tn" case
Abraham Snydeck.r defended Moore
yesterday and argued that the Court hal
mo- right To- find Moon" guilty Of contempt.
Justice Lehman. before whom y.,-tsr.
days motion was argued. reserved de-
cision.
Moore was separated from his wife
Gertrude. IN ip2 in the Court ~ Common
Pleas IN Philadelphia. Moore came 70
this city tn escape TIA" jurisdiction of The
court that ordered HIM TO pay alimonv,
but his wife came along after him
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TNDI4N PtiUENT FR4IDS.
Person. Not Guardians Alleged 10 Ha, =
Collected Prom I!o, eminent

MusEGnEE Okla .Iuly - a a result
~ charge, 81 wholesale frauds IN con
u'.rtiuu with the Federal Government.
tAyn-n. 20 th-rok-e Indians now u.-,nK
made III warrants have heen issu.i
Tor prr-Ors other than guardians who
have drawn money from ia. Govern ment
John Tint cflAk" halt brett ~ under
arrest ChHrR~t With drsWIrg money of
wards Vho had dIei Or- nun dreI more
"a az. are under investigation
Mo Net. B,-rra-d state Charitis.
COmmissIoner. sIaris the ITvsstigAtion
Nhs' IN IndIAr girl IN IN. state OrtIhArs
Home discoy"r-i thEt som. one not her
gprr'iia" hnsi drawn her money from m.
Govern inert
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"CHIEF CROAkER."
with This Endorsement \ Begus Firemar
BEG ed Money for Benevolent Association

with This Endorsement \ Bsgus Firemar
Beg Eed Money for Benevolent Association
Chief Croker was one OF the witnesses
against George s. Davis in the Sorkvills
police court yesterday on n charge oi
collecting money while he posed as a
member Of the Fire Department.
The complaint in court was made by
Thomas Lenane. who IL in the -four and
grain business az 3O7 West street. He
parted with SO. Davis was arrested
on the complaint OF George =. Maur 81
500 Fast Fifty-ninth street. who made
inquiries before giving the sc5 that the
supposed fireman was after. The col
Letting was done IN the name OF the New
York Fire Department Benevolent Asso-
citation. a legitimate organization.
Mr., IenAne says that on July II he was
called up on the telephone by man who
said he was Reilly. secretary Of Fire Chief
Croker. He asked a contribution 20 the
Fire Department Benevolent Associa-
ton and said he would send a man around.
Presently Davis called on Mr. Ienane
and said that he Was fireman and rep
resented the benevolent association.
whose funds were low He got $50.
Davis. who IN ~ years old and In mar
ried. lives at 2?l West Thirty fifth street.
the address he gave when he called NJ
the Curtis Blaisd"ll Coal Company and
asked that a contribution be sent 90 him
at his home detective Mexican 81
Police Headquarters went there on
"Wednesday and said to Davis:
There's some money for YOU AZ the
Office ~ the cnal company IL you will
call for it,"
Davis got his hat and accompanied
the mesaen ger to the Office Of the coal
company. where he was arrested
What first aroused suspicion against
Davis was letter he had produced
~ gned Chief Croaker-
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NOBODi'S BiBY CHRISTENEB
Dr. Cows Basket Burden Gees Ia Found
ling Asylum ~ "NartI n Castle"

tn" two-month$-old baby that WI,
carried around in clothes haskat m
Monday last 10y DR. Lester l. cox q
22s West Thirty-fourth street and thu
was later sent % Bellevue was christensi
yesterday and sent a. the New io-.
Founding Asylum. The Bellevue Official.
waited three days for q claimant Thu
Rev Father Flana gan. one Of IA. Cathph
"haplains a. Bellevue. baptized th. child
giving IL the name 81 Martin Castl. fro,
"A list furnished 10y the asylum
Dr Cox Is patient in Bellevue
prison ward suffering from chrpn.
morphinism. cirrhosis Of the liver AM
chronic intestinal nephritis
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CH,NGrS ~ THE WtIWr RI.
ChIna's Ferrisn Onice Has . shsk cup
I.Iang T,sn Ven 90 aud out

wAsHISOroS. july % william !. Cal
hO,m American Minister to China. sent
a cable despatch 10 the state Department
to-day reporting the recent changes in
the Chinese Foreign Once. An imperial
'.tict. he said. had been issued permitting
LANG Tun Yen. senior vice -prrsidsnt u
the Wal WI Pu. or Foreign Board. to re-
sign on account OF III health. The edict
official life upon his recovery Tsou
hi La las teen appointed senior VICE
president: Hu Wei 1eh. junior vice -prssi-
dent, and Llu Julin. junior deputy presi-
dent Of the Foreign Once.
Tsou hi I.ai has for many years been
connected with the Foreign Of1cs. Hu
Wei Teh was formerly Chinese Minister
to Russia and 20 JaDan. IIu J,Ilin was
formerly Chinese Consul General at New
York. and about twenty years ago was
secretary % the Chinese Legation in this
city
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cor roo LaTE Ar WI RIDER.
He Was Listening I'm the street whIle .
Tailor Killed Tits VIE.


After a quarrel lasting the whole night
Abraham Roth. an Fast SIDE tailor
fatally wou"dcd HI wife with a carvi e
knife at O'Clock yesterday morning
At - Rivinston street.
Roth tried to kill himself IN the same
menner. He may recover. The murder
was done before the eyes Of five children
too small to defend their mother.
Policeman Kepho Of tho fldridge street
station heard the man and the woman
uuarrelng on the fourth floor OF the tene-
ment. He stood on the sidewalk across
the street and waited to see what would
happen In a few minutes he heard tho
woman scream.
As kepho started TO cross the street
a body fell from the window to the fire
escape on the second floor. The police
man rushed w stairs found the door
Of the Roth apartment locked and broke
IL in. Roth lay on the floor The chill
dren were in q corner.
Key no bethouRht him that tho woman
down on the tiTe escape might still he
alive. lie climbed down and carried
her inside. She was just breathing
Dr. Zimmerman Of Gouvernsur los
pital took husband and wife IN an ambu-
lance Mrs. Roth died before she got
To the hospital. The four older chill
dren were taken to the Gerry Society
The baby was sent TO Bellevue.
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Mus HISE TOR JEtLOUsr.
Wan sess ~, sas P,rtuss- % Iisms wveah-
nc n~fspp Nnraer.

PutLAIt LPufA. July 81 saW papa
- 90 tho bureau drawer and tAks q great
hE gun out H. pointed n AZ mamma
and sh- started 10 cry. Then shs aid
Oh. don't shoot
4 tired To push papa away from mamma
bat h. - bag man aud hs pushed me away
from h,m. Then I saw papa shoot the
p,stol u sounded - awful that began
20 cry Papa shot Ave tim-s. and then
blood alta Fted io come from mamma. held
my hands to my oars 80 ! could not hear
IN. shots Mamma fell on ths aOor and
papa ran out Of the room
4 told mamma not Ia die. and -h- sad
On Leonard tell Mr. Levy Kissed her
and put my hands over her fac, where the
blood WaS
Between sobs this morning seven year
obi leonard Donaldson thus described
To- the polics the fatal shooting 81 hs
mother. Margaret. by Der father. August
Donaldson. a shipping clerk.
The tragedy which the chiId tried To
avert took place in the bedroom about
: clock this morning
The police say the motive was jealousy
Donaldson with his wife saw a moving
picture show "Wednesday night entitled
-rrailed to the Hills. and the police con-
meet his subsequent action with this ex-
hi bition
After the shooting bona ldson escaped
but early this afternoon he walked into
a police station and surrendered As
he walked up to the sergcant's desk he
lighted a cigarette. threw the empty
revolver on the desk and told the police
who he was All he would say when
questioned by the police was Family
troubles; that's all
The moving picture that 10 believed to
have added fuel To the fire. Of jealousy
was shown "Wednesday night IN a theatre !
near their home. II was a mrid scene. |
portrayinR a happy home broken up by !
the attentions Of the husbands friend 10 |
his wife
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"NICk CiRTER' GOES FREE.
Ne Was charged with Murder. hut the
Only witness u Dead.

William Whiteway. who was indicted
under the name 81 Nick Carter IN iaOI
for murder IN the first degree was dis
oharge or hls own reoognihance 10y Judge
CrFIu m General Sessions yesterday
Theodore l.. Joharsen was held up AMI
shot IN I.rgg.it lane ia The Bronx on
the rIght ~ September 5. 1901. White
way was indicted for tn. crime jointly
with Johr Fisher ard Massey SCho heli
Fisher yl~ai- guilty TO murder in the
second degree and II now serving n life
term Schofi.ld pl~a1si guilty TO the
flrS, degree 81 mar slaughter and was
sentence 20 ak years.
Whit-way got away Fred " Hafrer
IN. only witre~s- To tn" shooting. dieI
IN Iv6 Presently MhTtewAy surTen-
derei. Lacking the eCessary corrobo-
rative evidence for conviction. acting
Distriyt Attorney Mott recommended
the prisoners discharge
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ROSTON WANTS INV.
ID. Es,staee BikeIO~. Charged With stock
Thefts, GiN - Himself Z % Here.

u. EIIstace Bigelow. a broker living
at ooO ~. Nicholas avenue. was in the
TOmhS court yesterday a fugitive from
the Justice Of as-achtisetts. where nc
~ wanted on the charge Of grand larceny.
Detective Stspleton showed . certified
copy of an Indictment found IN Boston
against Hgslow. IL contained ITO counts
specifying th"ftS OF stocks and securities
from several persons. the amounts bein n
from SO to SlO0.
BRelow was bookkeeper for Freeman
4 Rollins. bision brokers The thefts
are alleged 10 have been done in 1879
Several men are under arrest in Boston
charged With conspiracy and conducting
bucket shop, the same transactions
being involved
hgrlow came into court voluntarily
He was accompanied by his lawyer
julius VI. Mayer. Magistrate HOUSE
paroled him IN custody OF the LAWYER
and set tho hearing for this morning.
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kILLED ~ DO, HLEDn .trO.
shsurrur Not Held Risn,sbI- for Ii,,Ir
Girls Death.

hTsIFE Bar. l. |. July - An auto-
mobile owned ny Frank y Duuble,ia Y
- New York city ran down a three year
old girl to-day and' killed her instantly
The machine was driven by Mr.. Do.Ibl-
days chauffeur who YVES eaOnerated from
all blame by the Coroner Miss Dorotbv
Doubleday Was the only passan ger at The
TINE % the aTcideni
The Doul,Iedays have a summer bo,ns
~ Locust Valley Miss Dorothy was
coming 60 Oyster Bay. a ride ~ few
miles While the cur Was passing ot,t
of Locust Valley three children u,r.
'ro-slng a. fork Of tho roads They
we're gong 20 ToeTy store The
Youngest. Annie Hempstead. ran in front
- the machine. Before the driver o,,IId
throw on the brakes tho child was crushed
She was dead when he lifted her into The
q 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
vaier ~ . Rispelnt Fire

burning wad Of cotton waste "a the
. Ib-engihe room OF the United State.
Tpres- Building a. Rector street last
night forced the crews OF two fire snEin.
1mpanie~ To drag thslr hose down Two
Nights. twisting through Eve steam filled
f"oms crowded with engines and asCepd
. small ladder To- eHting,Iish ~ They aaid
anybody could have done ~ With a sup OF
water 'f "
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FURTHER STORIES or GRAFr
Inside witness Tells How Illinois CeatraI
Nas Robbed.

CHICAGO. July .s--High officials Of
the Illinois Central Railroad who we're
Interested in car repairing plants entered
into an AGREEMENT among themselves
to divide profits grated from the rail-
road These profits amounted to a. high
a. 20 per cent of the total amount paid
by the railroad company
That il the charge made to-day On The
witness stand by Harold 4 slime IN his
testimony before Master m Chsncery
Roswell u Mason in the suit Of the rail
road To recover tI0o.go from the Mem
phis Car Company
Although he was on the INSIDE and
know in detail the method us~d 20 rob
th. railroad Sims sayr that he realized
only $50 for his share n the work
Illinois Central lumber was used Ia
repair Illinois Central cars and then
tn. rad was charged for thu Inmher.
he said Ears loaded Win material
werr shipped tn the Memphis car Repair
Company, and II was the practir. 10 charge
for Terairs made on the cars whether
they were made ar not. tho Witness said.
and more often they were not
Much ~ the humber used came from
IN" Illinois Central shops 81 burnside
III Just outside south chicago No
credit was ever given Ca the railroad
for any materials ~ any SORT said the
witness
He al-o related thai Henry e Outer-
mann president ~ IN" corrpanv. held
stock IN the concern for certain other
parsons who. although thsir names were
not asked. wsrs by inference men CON
nected with the railroad company
Further than this. according Ia Sims.
the sidetracks inside the Memphis Car
Company plant. including rails and Tics.
were practically stolen from points
along the main line Of the Illinois Central
Dr SECURED through connivsnCe 81 EN-
ployees from the railroad company's
.hotys at Burn side
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We, ~m-nI. Of Naval Vessel.

wAsHISGIos. July - Tn. tug Pa
tap-co has arrives, ~ Hampton Road
the collier Brutus AZ Newport News.
IN" hattleship@ Iowa. Indiana and Massa
chus~tt~ at Funchal. the cruiser Rainbow
and the torpedo boats BainbTidRe. Barry.
ChsunCsy and Dale at HongkonR, the
cruiser DIVE and the submarine boat
Bonita ~ ProvIncetown the cruiser
Tacoma ~ tristobal and the Runboat
Paducah 40 Portsmouth. y u
Tn" Yacht MayfoWcr has sailed from
ts-cO Bay ioT BIddelord. Ne.
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Army aud Navy Orders.

w,sHNoroN. Jab "a Those army order.
we've lssrrd In dAy
second lIsuis Iawn ~. : Grrble Jr Thlrd
Irld Artil~fy Sllare 4. Philoon. fouT cent III
InfsntTy and Dariei u. ptilien. Engineer Corps
10 80 Point. Angus Is untiI D,crTnber
capt 'ibegt y Mct lure. IoIrih taNAlrl to
tort IuleV. ID charge Of training school for far
risTS
Major Frrderi-k = Tolty. Fifteenth cavalry
10 Fort Tdley. relieving Major GeOrre ~ CAR
rrUn. fouTteenth Gas airy. Who viii iOin his regl
fnsut
Lieut. Coz. 70. J.. Bailey. TInh Infantry. 10
Teurrd u,t On August =
tEpt Nrthuf CranSton. Vlghth InfAntry to
aiarierma.teTs department and la san Fran
rtSs-o. rriieN ing Major William :. SrotI auaTtrr
master. no wlE proved tn Philadelphia FOR duty
a. assistant 20 depot quATtermast-r
tapt John " ! frnCh. Twenty fourth tnfan
r., from recruit depot. Port Slocurn ~ hi, TrVi
msnt
Lieut. col william skunk TIrst Cavalry
from Preside OF san Francisco % Tort Walia
Naua
Ths~s navy ordsTs w~rr issued
Passed Assistant pAymAsts. Natrous
from Chester IN Naval Hospital Norfolk for
treatment "
assistant csyrrsSter ? roIveH. from N.
rankin 10 fh~ heNts-
Ns,ai Constructor y Ssocssr trsn, bureau
Of ,nnNt-1cron and fvUsif Warrington sad
ssaunIs Other duLrs
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Estrada Psimas son To Mar,

Tomas Estrada Palma. -on 81 ia. first
President III thr Cuban republic obtained =
license yesterday At the CITY Hall to marry
Helen Douglas Browne of 20 West I17th
street. NJ Palms ~ 20 YEAR, DID and Wa
born IN entral Valley y y where his
father while ia eNil- wa. "a -chouifnast-r
The wedding will TAX. piarr on August
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
Lone Cab HORSE Pulled . FurnHur. Va.

Harry Anderson of ~ Gouvernaur
street, a cab driver who had rented out
his horse 10 pull a furniture van To Brook
lyn. was arrested yesterday on the WILL
iAmshurRiBndg~ifor cruelty to an animal
In fI~seI Market court Policeman Potter
said Anderson's hors" struggled with a
load that would have been heavy for =
team Anderson PLEADED guilty An a
Magistrate Stslnsrt fined hIm aIA
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MNALLTS SUICIDE THREAT
tUIf tsO g'OINE DR t6GING
IikE ron MS NOM.
-a= l-..as sHs 1.s~s~s'. tlsss~. F-s,s.sl
= h Bathheus~ after te HAD Waiirs
S,ilrisie Letter 10 . fTtrnd VIE
DsesaI Think Ne nrsWaesl Haaissaf.

u tHtCAG0. July - south chicago police
N~T- dragging the LAKE dAy for ths
bodv - James x MrNally. . laWyer Of
Long island city y y james X stew
art friend 81 McNally Ia N-~ Work
hal received a letter signed by m. mls-in (
man ~ which b" -aid h. wa- going To-
commit stncid. Whether McNally has
realty drowned himself y not clear.
"Wednesday night hs engaged a room a. a
bathing beach al the foot ~ seventy
sixth street donned q bathing suit and
Wa several times seen returning To the
room where he hal lefi his clothes A.
m" end ~ tho bathing hours. shortly
after ~ O'Clock his unclaimed garments
were found Ivy attendants and the police
were notified The clothes bore his name
and that ~ a New York tailor
Tn the eve 81 his heing summoned to
court To explain certain financial trans
actions IN connection with his duties
as attorney IN a bankruptcy proceeding
news was received IN Long Island city
yesterday morning that clothing thought
10 belong To James u McNally was found
"Wednesday night ia bathhouse at
Nicholas Reach. Lake Michigan. at the
foot of S~vsnty-siNth street. Chicago.
MCNally had a Law ONCE IN s24 Jack
son avenue. Long Island City. and lived
with hts Young wife. to whom he was
married ~ August of last year. at
kuCild avenue. Forest Hills Yesterday
son avenue. Long Island City. received
a letter from McSRlly dated July - and
which had been mailed that evening ~
: o'clock II was written on the station
cry Of the Congress Hotel and Annex.
and read
and am going FOR . spinl IN tho lake and
go under DO vha' YOU ran for NV wife
We'll. good hr good fellow, You are the
"nv one vho stood 10y me IN he hour OF
u"ril wrote NV wife Yours MCNALLY
Mrr McNally said Yesterday that abe
did not believe that her husband had
taken his life She zaid he had leen al
and that when she left him IN Chicago four
days ago ha was much better She also
-a,d that she received a letter from him
Yesterday IN which he gave no hint that he
taking his hf~.
McNally was - years old he was a
lawyer AMI was AZ one time a member Of
IN" firm ~ Young McNslly and Hart 81
y Jackson Avsnu~ Long Island City.
Just about the time NrNally left Long
lsland CIV about a week ago ChArl.s 4
ort~. uI-t>'' m the bankruptcy pro-
-cdingz against Francis ". Greene. a
plumber fof Jamaica wa- not fed Ivy the
fmpirH Trust Company that Nc Sally
has presented an ordor 10 tho company
and Withdrew s7nS ~ which was on da-
pn-li with the company a. tho proceeds
II tn bankruptcy Sal- u ~ SAID thus
money ,ould nrly 10 obtained on a siGned
order ls-,i.d Nv Trustee " o,sis. who knew
nothing ~ the transaction until notified
~ th" surety company that they had pad
rut tho money ACTOR vas about IN In
AIKEN ~ snT~l McNally IN explain this
Transaction when m. news nf his disap-
-Harau,,' Wa TeCpiNs'i
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New studio for I'nlsn L-.s.- ,Iub

n rug-i. architect has ni"d plans
for erecting floor over the north a.,
gallery " the CnIon eag,ie ChIh ~ the
northeast corner ~ FIN Av.nI- and
Thirt ninth street. tn H.. used a. q studio.
~ a cost %. 5000
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- Val NF'"' edition % THg PvTStSo Sry
"nta4n' Al the nhAISlai nsss ana the s,oeg .,a
ond Quotations N 'hs 'io-s - ne marie, -.
o,'rg quotations tn ding mo hia and ....y
r''h adi'noghI nsvs ware. are . ~
=, ~ ~ h.s'' ''I'"f "' THs rvs 10
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Police his Includes uctAiled poltre
charged 20 departments IN 100
y.'cI Sarply Board o. !, ~ =
Sducation l;sSO n,
N-eet Cleaning lShem ~
S.biic service Commi,-icn a SN -
NanaalAn. The RrOnI and
Erooslyn snd Queen if7oi ~
Sa5,oSi
LA- ;ilSs ~
Pr,sident Borough OF BroosIya $40 ~
ro,ai pI-s ISL ~
Tho largest decreases have l.een sIUs. 80
IN the ONCE ~ the President Cf Man.
haitian and Of SIS, se3 in the o'fiCo 81 the
President ~ The frpnI Ia the Mayor
ofice total increase OF S.iII Is shown
aad W The Co'nIarcllers . lice there 10 an
In commenting upon his figures Mr.
Prcnder CAST said.
The comparative ststsmen, ~ monthly
payroll dishur -~ments for the nrst an
months Of ipna and the frsi sit months 81
the curvent wear has heen arranged With
view u giving the putdr = clear idea Of
'hs outlaws for salaries and wages in the
different departments. for which provision
has to no made b. the city government
The statement shows Increases and do
'reases month ~ month. and u will h~
ohserved In looking over the li-' that In n
number If Ca-~s where tho early months
~ tho year showed considerable increa 81
N salary and wsg~ ~os' the last part Of tho
sI months period Shows that many Of the
departments have b~en gradually getting
\ hotter control of the pavrotl @it'Iat ION
and have been working toward q steady
decrease
loss monev -pan' docs not alvavs mean
sonomy k""noniy, NV Judgment.
means gett ma fun value for the least pu--ihls
outlay II must - admitted. however.
that even ith this thn'ight IN mind IN many
'l~par, rents the pavroll OUTLAWS for The
nra siI months ot 1910 -hov net in'reasa
over the payroll ou'lays for The nr-i 80
months ~ ian n - yer cent II l. veil
~ take this situation in hand az this time"
Ius' vh~n the departments are engaging
N preparing thor estimates for The hudRsf
Tor isiI With the present tendenc-- the
budget FOR lail NoUld 10 larger than the
present. year budget ana in my Judgment
y IL nov in~umbeni upon every drrar'-
meni ~ the city government 20 49, " rational
reductions cannot 10 made pthcrw wise
are heading toward '"rtain incr~as-s ~
the budgets for -'iC, s-efing years
Mayor Gaynor refused to have anything
Ia say. hat u can hr stated for him that
he would regard u a. unfair - attribute
To the present administration the apparent
large increase in salaries SlnCs' the
beginning n tbs. wear Many ~ these
ncrease- we're PROVIDED for an the budget b
made up last year. charges which hAv"
To- he met Out 81 thus years "a yes In
the csses Of the Police. Fire and kcl,Ica' ION
departments most - the advances a--
mandatory The increase IN the PoliCn
Department Inciuds'- the salaries o. th'.
~ additional pa'rolm.n prov Id@d for m
last years budget and also the salaries
amounting To 81. 90 81 policem~n detailed .
~ city departments who-e salaries were
until this wear charged To tho-r ds-i,art
ltFfF h.
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