New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
Chair. The decision of the Chair was sustained,

cion OF the Chair The decision OF the Chair sustained
10 to Sand
The Ordinance passed-l0,o -not~ithstandag the
Mayors Veto Il the Board Of Assistants for
concurrence.
REPORTS FREsgs1Ep-In favor Of appropriatlng $3.50
the purchase Of Engine for Company No. - In
favor of removing "Pot,ers Field Randafs Island
aid or the ,abIe In favor OF Water Grants to Hamilton
son and Others the City OF Brooklyn II sFor OF
paving David NJ and Rufus l. Lord the snouH, OF dam
ages they sustain by the blowing up of their
great re in December 1885 pliance with the decision
Of The Cocr OF Error 10 favor Of leasing the lo in Centre
street, occupied by them for year tie Harlem
Ra Tread Company $500 Adverse to the prayer of the
Washington Temperance Hene-oeHt Society for aid. In
iavar OF correcting the Taxes Asahel l. Gilbert John
Cetfn, Ebe Dakin, Mary Doonhoe Nicholas Iowa
Hooker and adverse TO correcting tie Taxes OF the East
River Inurance Company and J. IL J. Benson. In ia-cr
of returning 10 Christian Scheb SO he paid for
license that he never received.
INITIATION 30 attend Ball az the Ti7ol Saloon the
a.il insiani-Accspled.
On motion OF Alderman Jones the ordinance 10 amend
the ordinance for regulating the public Markets adopt
ed by the Bosra OF Assistants later striking out Inc o'd
nance OF this Boa-d,J was taken up and read, WI
Alderman Jones moved concurrence.
Alderman Lee opposed it variety OF ema rks sEairE
licensing shops and for protecting The butchers in the public
5iarkets IN their legal rights
Alderman Jones said Tie people demanded tie shops
entiaw cord not be sustained and sniorcsd-and the pub
lie being agans, the Market monopoly The law must be
peaIed.
Alderman Lee reioned, and was m favor OF building
small Markets about the city.
Alderman Underwood said the city could afford 10
expend 2000oa or s3O000o for Building Markes for the
butchers in every Ward in Tie city. There Mar
kets now Than paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stalls inthe Market;
tad not paid dollars ren: for the last two or three years
Sevenenhs OF the people IN favor OF throwing over
the Markets aud allowing the shops.
Alderman Gedney said he opposed 10 the ordinance
in 10 10 and vet should he thought the evil
fthe remedy would cure itself
Alderman Stewart opposed TO the ordinance, and
moved that il Sc laid on the table. Lost.
Alderman West was in favor OF the ordinance.
AID Underwood said that the butchers had other title
to their stalls than the license OF the Mayor the pleasure
of the Common Couscl. They had additional title by
paying premiums which ensured them the stalls Only
single year In MAJ ke the premiums 10 stalls brought
less than $40 for all The butchers had violated their
contracts by refusing 10 pay rents which was the only con-
dilion which they received theirstal!s.
After further debate the ordinance adopted by the
Board of Assistants, adopted-l0 10 5, follows
Ayes-Aldermen Balls, Woodruff Underwood Jones'
Craius, GedDey, Smith Bonnei West, and Davis
Nays-Aldermen Martin, Purdy, Cafman Stewart Lee.
Communication from the Croon Aqueduct Board in ela
ton 10 relieving 18th Ward from the water tax-Laid
on the table, and 10 be printed
REsoLyTIoNsBy Aid Balls, for the Superintendent OF
Streets deliver 1900 leads OF street. ma1a7e to Backwes
Island and 1900 loads the Long Island Farms ;adopted
3 Aid West for application the Legislature 10 raise
money pay back the butchers the premiums paid for
sal;reierred. b Aid. Creiiu TOR having the Sessions
Room and Police office lighted with gas;-referred. BY
AID Purdy select proper locations in the upper parts OF
the city, for deposng necessares for the poor order that
they may be distributed -referrcd BY the same TO inquire
into the expedency of selling from time time such por-
tons Of The city property required referred
number Of papers were referred, and the Board adj
journed.