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LOW SWORN IN AIDES CHOSEN

MNDEXTBAL FOnFOLKS FOn CHARITIES

Woodbary Street aeanlni lderle HetltliWith It MrdloaJ Offloer Donihfn ter iorneUn VaJiderbUt a Civil

Commluloner Follu NameDeputte Bepublloui heads forVile Tax Mid Docks DepartmentCorrrotloD Depwlinent Democrat

Low took oath of offloret rday and announced the uelectlon o

the following mon to hold offloa under him

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announced by Mr Folks lmmedlt ly

alter tho announcement by Mr Low of hisselection

TinS Difvty tf Chartoiii Jttnrr

Xitent Diputu Commtiittnrr Ciutlx E TRILL

Mr Low took the oath of offloo In theafternoon at tho Appellate Division Court-House In Madison avenue He had arrangedearlier In tho day with Justice Morgan JOBrien and arrived at tho Court HOUBO

at oclock and wont to Justice OBrionschambers Gen Patrick Collins thoMayorelect of Boston had boon at thoCourt House earlier In the day and on hearlog that the oath wo to bo administered-to Mr Low he eald that he would comoaround and ace It done Mr Low won ac-

companied by John 0 Clark and WilliamJ Moran Juetloo OBriens secretaryWilliam II King was also present MrLow stood with his hand uplifted aa theJustice read over the form of oath pro-scribed In this State for elective officersand then ho signed the document Asbe wee doing this Justice OBrien askedGen Collins if ho should swear him in also

Collins said he thought he would waltBut I think that I can take that oath

he addedMr Low and Oen Collins then by Invita-

tion met tho other members ApDivision in the Library It is un-

usual for a to the oathso early Mayor Lows term does not beginuntU noon on 1 BO that It in of no par-ticular advantage to be sworn

should the trickof appointing in the hours of Jan I

successor on tho Special Sessions benchto Juttloe Jerome-

In announcing each of the men whomho had office Mr Low gaO alittle history of the reasons that tohis Of the offlcea that remainfor him to nil ho said

The organization of the following deto be announced

Parks Fire Correction Docks and TaxesThe men are to have these oQlcos may1 announced now at time AU thatcan said of thorn at this time Is that theParks Fire Taxes and Docks will be underRepublican head and the Department of

under Tho se-lection of Commissioners of Aocounta habeen considered to a certain extent

The most Interesting news for the ofDoeholders that gave out wasconnection with tho announcement of thename of the Municipal Civil Service Cornmlulonera notice thata lot of heads were going to fall In thebuket Thin Is what said about this

There nothing In the Civil 8rvlce lawto prevent abolition of

cor tbe dismissal of an incompetentor an As

I can gauge the present situation theworking every deparment

should bnpositions are to t

not mean that there will bo ninny va-cancies to be I of nowfor two reasons I want the subordinatesIn olty ervloe enpeclally those areto be retained to have fnlr warning o that

find other employment whenhie And I equally want to warn those who

anxious to under tbncity that In the of a-

re reduction of the forces the

tempt class appointments

sr more than a year old and I thatfrsli will b prepared whenever pos

the Civil Serrloe CommMoneni-Mwon and Dykeman are members of thepresent and Banta were

at the tlon of EdwardM Hhepard Mr Low told that ha in

from thnw members toMren ComiulMionent wouldhats a crNt dHol of work to do and tarts

Mr Vand rbllt U an organMtlon Itepubllcan as Is Mr MrPerrin agnrit for tint IrouMoulders onfurrncu which contain

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bat officer The exact dutle of Dr Bl

of the judgment of the boardhealth as It will after Jan IIn the mnanwhlle It U Kiiniclcnt to x lntthat In the pro onco of a radicalIn the of Health Departmenl I have endeavored to Btcuri

nf now without beingthe bcnclltH of the old

Mr Low says of his Commissioner ofStreet who is

the Hospital Medical School-In making this i ctlon 1 have borne In

mind the fart that the work of thee HtrectCleaning mn lHtn of two very

First if all It IHthnttho KtrretsKliould bn kept clean and thatthe garbage and refuse he promptly-and removed Kor thisthe work executive ability of a high order Hewntlal Hut In addition to nil this as tothe success or failure of which the publicran form Its own Judgment areImportant scientific tu be dealt

to the best deposition of therefuiM Thesfl matters of

the public tight and I do not whatextent the Immediate future cmbnr-roiined contracts Ihowever that a urent service can be rendered

an Income ought to be received frommuch of this work which In now a subject of

Dr Woodburys equipment fordealing wth of maybo related

Mr Low goes on to recall tho services

the Spanish war on tho staff ofH who In the discharge of his

oxocutlvo ability and a power toorganize and men to greatest

Dr Woodburyhis work dorm other followshad figured out a way to begin theirs MrLow said that sine tho warhad been of a nature to fit him for thepostthat he l to have and added

After the war lie was sent abroad bjr theUnlteil States Government toand repoit upon tim xnnltnrv condition oftho lernmn army In active n ld operationsDuring thin ho Inspected t-

lr theruforc wellInformed to the side of the problem whichdpinund nclrntltlc Unowlixlge H Demo-crat who has votiHi with the liopulillconiilance JsWJ Ho Is at pre int an Instructor Inthe Cornell rnlver mmilcal school anti

to give hU and toentire attention to the work of time de-

part nientMr Low uid of Mr Folk whom ho has

selected tar Commissioner of CharitiesHe Is woll acquainted with the Department

paring thai plan which was adopted In 1S03of the

of CharItIes and Correction Into two spparatn-departmentsone of clmrltlci nnd onocorrection nnd ouallj Inspected everyInstitution In thanfor severnl ye ir thereafter As Socretarjrof State hnrltlus Aid Afoclatlonhnn nK l tcd for i oni years In the pnpiirn

of monthly reports on thai condition fImtitiitloiiH Department to the

Commissioners of and unstatements to the Board of I tlmntn

nnd Apportionment on tIne needs of the dewas actively conneeted with

the preparation of chapter Inthe York Charter of 1837In the revlned Charter of IDOl

Mr llve In Brooklyn Inannouncing his selection Mr Low

Mr Dougherty U a lawyer nnd an lodeDemocrat for fovernl

years active In to secure the Improve-ment of water supply natowan to m Merchants-AMoriatlon of New York with whom I con-sulted on thin appointment hecauit of tho

internet In the watersupply problem I am Bind toset of department fromyn the borough

lnrre e of water supply Is Immediateend urgent much more po that of Man-hattan or any of the other boroueh

It was reported In Brooklyn last nightthat Mr ap-

point Frank II Deputyborough Is n lawyer-

a Republican and was acUte Inmovement

Of Mr Folks Mr Tonic was aBrooklyn Magistrate under

Mr Dougherty U a graduate ofDo La Salle fll andis wcU known an n worker In the St Vincent-de Paul Society

As soon M Low had an-nounced appointees already w lecte lthe elate got to help hintout with those to t oIt was the that George Haven

of Brooklyn and lined of Tiletho Pork Coinniltixlon

James L and John C Coleman wereput down for Tax CommlMloners with aman from Queens for than otherFor Fire CommlKslonor James II Shiflleldwas tho cholco of the natal Mrlime remained on the slnto for tho Department of Correction

nEFVULlCAS CLMM IniMACVIn Intnro AiitlTumiiisii IBmpilmi Mild

riieerlnc for IlattFour hundred Itepulillcan were at tho

dinner to the offlccni of time County Comralttra at the Waldorf laiit night Senatorllanna cern In to liiinds but not toclime and congratulated the local Ilcpubl-icArui on their 1etory Alexander T

prelde Mid that thn fiiklonmovement had i n superbly handledthat thi llfpuhllcAim ra hiof th vote for IMV

what stan getting railed ayolof from the tear of the room

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HAD MILK SINCE THE STORM

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Milk Trains Fall to Show Lp Altogether-or Are Several Hours Lain Toughon OneCow Ilablei IllR Hotels OrtSupply Middlemen Paying Price

It was n hard day yesterday for the babieswho live on a onocowsmllk basis ThefamllleH who got any milk at all anywherefrom ono to four hour late were fortunateand didnt ask questions about wheroIt came from or whether It was nil fromono cow or from two one In Jersey per-haps and time other In Now York

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limo regular dally supply of milk for thewhole city Is between 800000 and 1000000quart Twothirds of that Is used inManhattan That supply was reduced

yesterday by aboutto tho dealers it was tho worst

day in the milk buslnoiM ulnco IKW Time

prtco of milk per 40qunrt can went fromto Si and In a few Instances to 5 That

Incroaso was not felt tho consumersbut tho middlemen who havo contractsto furnish o much mill a to tho big

and clubs When they learnedmorning that nil regular

hupply not bo available they boughttho can of dealers who

neglect their for H Any withoutto their own trade

thnt sells 10000 In1 ottlra vory day to about 5100 fniiillitHin tho avenue and fashlonablo WtHtSide neighborhoods couldnt a dropyesterday company milk conieslr im rnlslillljover tIm LUter anti Delaware Itallroad toKingston and front there It U sent to this

over tIme West Shore Tho milk trainson the Ulster and Deluwnrit wero hope-lessly stalled on Sunday night so 5000

hero had for breakfastAnother dairy company that Itsply from namo In Delaware

furnlshwi all the mill for the WaldorfAstoria tho Fifth Avenue HotelHoffman House Mario Antolmitto Murray

for the Union League Yaleand various other When tItle corn

loarnod that and Delawareroad could tiring no milk it telegraphed toAugusta In Nussex county or

10000 quarts to sentSo after a tho big hotels andclubs got their milk

Brooklyn didnt much more thanof Its supply from tho regular

sourceTho milk dealers In Hoboken none

of their regular supply of milk yesterday

LOSSES nr THE FLOOD

SI000000 in the Mohank Valley ftsoo-OOO In Ithaca HIOOOOU In Elmira

UTICA Doc IB Thin city and vicinity-are slowly recovering from tho mot seri-ous flood remembered in title sectIon Thocold spell which followed the deluge lisachecked tine waters considerably Thodamage to property will not fall short of11000000 Tho waters arc now recodingthroughout the Mohawk Valley a fall oftwo having taken by daylightThe Hallroad and tho Mohawk and Malone division-of tho New York Central are completely-tied up Trains on the main line of time

Central are running about five hours behind time

Near tho Now York Central U aheavy washouts Between llomo aridthe FourMile Bridge thero nre thnttw-aHhoutM emil four tracks living gone for a

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THACA N Y Dic 11 Now thatwater has ncxrlfil KO that full oxtcntof tho don to Ithnca vicinityby th flood ran lx more accuratelymooted It is normal that titan to prop-erty holders will lie ntvirly J

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several in at 0 oclock this ovenbog

N J Dec 18 All trafllo onthe PennsylvanIa Railroad between tills

amid Burlington has boombecause of the In tho Delawarv Nofreight sent over the road

mid Camdtn nil day anding It was found to abandon thn

service because of th MilmicrRtxlcondition of thn tracks ntPassengers are being transported by trolley

IlANOon Mo Dec 16 ftoverorainstorm In this section Is estImated tohave clone damage to tho extent of 500000

Cold Have In WestST Loois Mo Dec 10 Tho cold wave

which reached this city on Saturday con-tinues and extends as far south as thoGulf of Mexico It U snowingand tho weather n footof snow bv tomorrow

J Novak editor of time HoHtmianUlan was frozen to death yesterday InNorth St Louis

LINCOLN Neb Dee 10 Nebraska InIn tho grip of n second blizzard of greaterfIerceness than that of Inst week although-not accompanied by such low temperatureFor snow has eenand tho wind IH blowing forty miles anhour

Adirondack Special Still StalledTho Adirondack Special which left the

Grand Central on Saturdnynlght for Mont-real and should have arrived there onSunday night was stalled at FultonChain about miles north of Uticaat last lice train offive ears two of which are PullmanThere are about fifty passengers on thetrain W J Arkell I ono of them

IT WAS A UlllL

And Grocer Zelirnlt Illumine the Don torWouldnt Pay time Tee

Because It was a girl and not a boy Ber-

nard Zelaonltr a grocer of 1735 Lexingtonavenue refused to give the second paymentof to Dr John Lennon of 7 EastKlghtyfcoventh who attended MrsIttibicca Zelsonitz when storkher homo and tho doctor for thoIn the Yorkvillo Municipal Court yesterday-

In March last grocerthe physician to attend and gavohim also tho doctorto 20 moro after tho event Time

said he It would bo a boy aridtho doctor sold ho hoped so too the

sakecontinual thinking of It and talking

with his friends time grocerupon It as a certainty that have

was born ho towas In some way responsible limo doctorssuit went against grocer by default

yesterday with 12 costs

mtTiiFn AD TWO ninins DEAD

Silo Locked Thrum In the lloom With HerTurned On the

Mrs Mlnnlo Blumberg of 335 Seventeenthstreet Brooklyn and her twoyearolddaughter were found dead In bed yester

the gas turned on Anotherdaughter 3 years old was found In a dyingcondition on tho Moor Sho died a halfhour after time ambulance surgeon arrivedThan door of the room was

It IH paid that since the birth of leer lasttwo years ago Mrs had

from to time from nientnldepression which caused her tofear r reason Flee woman hus-band liiMnv Blumberg owns than

In which ho lives He he andlead always lived most happily and thatthern was no domestic any kindHe also said that his wit had In asanitarium recently Four children rang-ing In ago from 8 to S years survive

FIRE AT c A MOORES HOUSE

Fnmttnre and IlrloaBrao Damaged tothe Extent of HIOOOO

The fourMory brownstone house at 40

Eighth avenue Brooklyn long time hornof Charles A Moore the former Presidentof tho Montauk Huh and unoccupied fora few months pact was damaged by firlast night to tim extent of 110000 Whenthe hou n was and Mr Moore emithis fancily imivod for th winter to Man-

hattan ronlrnrtori were employed to re-

pair and riHlieornto time

tire wan discovorinl filxiut S30 o clocka of hours after tie workmen hadtakon their departure arid locked thehomier There wax an imni tin quantity-

f valuablii fiirnlturo undhtorrHl all over the IIOIIHO and the danmgo-to It wits principally by water

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A young voman who said she was AnnaIlclko a servant attempted suicide byjumping from tho upper deck of the Penn-sylvania ferryboat Piltsburg just afterthe boat left Jersey City for Vest Twentythird street nt 515 oclock last evening andtime pawengers wllnenwd on exciting scene

Thee Plttsburg had cleared tho slip andCopt Taylor had given tho full Jingleto go ahead when time woman jumpedSho shot past time head of Robert Votiburgha deck hand who was sweeping off tholower forwnrd dock Vosburgh droppedlila broom vaulted the rail and dived intotho water after the woman Ho landedwithin n fow feet of tho woman but tho tidewas running swiftly and she was carried

fromCopt Taylor had stopped tho boat and

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got no thanks from tho woman

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minded tier and as Silo had no fiiundshim had no place to go and wanted totlio

Vosburph went to the engine room to gotwarm and dried his This Is nottho wtmtdbo suicide he lees takenfrom the river Onto whllo workingon a DesbrosHes street ferryboat hoa woman out of tho water at anothertime while employed on a Barclay streetferryboat a woman

SOl TO SIIErAltniTESThey Rite Cheerfully end Auction Room

Trie to Innk PlouiTho Democratic General Committee In

Brooklyn expects to reorganize Sixteenof time delogntew elected at tIme Septemberprimaries lease withdrawn to make roomfor as many personal followers of EdwardM Shopard and tonight there will bo some

along time sntno linesmind a will get time empty honorof the chairmanship beendeclinwl FosterA Augusta Homily Harrington Putnam

A manes JuromoKdwauls or It W l likely to bo-fhown Comptroller Color a delogate dis-trict is e l to the manner In whichthan ShcpardltPM have IHMII foIsted on tliucommittee will be rtelocttil chairmanof turn Finance Comniitteo

All elTorts to InduceOrout or Prehldcntelect of thinSwanstrom ro nenti r the regular Demoratio fold havo failed

monet of and his chieflieutenants

LAKE CATORX SKCHETAIIY

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George V Blake a wellknown news-paper man will Ui appointed private Seen to Profldiiit Cantor of time boroughof Manhattan Wino WIN aM lf Mr Illako inns lnx n tint legislative

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CAMBRIDGE Mass Dec 16 The seniorclaw of Harvard today elected classday officers Secretary II Wendoll Bos-

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New Bodfrrd Mass Time claw alsoto wear cans and gowna during monthsof May reid Juno

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tram timid beat 22 to 0 at foota few weeks Another Interestingfeature Is tho election of 1C C Uruoo anclass orator Bruce U a colored man andthe son of B K Uruce formerly Senatorfrom nnd Trees

Ho I ono of the best orators anddebaters that Harvard has ever had

TviwiMvr PRINTERS vxitEnninMall and Exprr Offers to Print the

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eye yesterday when tho bids for print-Ing thn City Record for time next year wereopened Three firms submitted bidsonly one of them belonging to the com-bination that lion been getting all of thocity business the printing being regardedBH its particular part of the work Thebids were M follows

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