New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

pnedstions can be provided at a moderate
posed for purchasing lots and erecting build
frgs The proposed appropriation Of 900 for a
Fish Market at CatharBe Market ia not included in
fbe ordinance This matter requires nvestig alton:
--vbsn the understandable grants were made to the
Csihnine Ferry Company IN 1882, reservation was
mace ia tie follUsisg words; . fhst tho whole
OF the clip be appropriated - ferry purposes
preserving SO much OF tae made premises
"may be ecefssry for The Fssh MHk.t Gs prOpDssd
"sId rcserving so much Of the water on the side ot
"tbs upper pier may BE- necsss0rE for the free
"gr1s and egress Of fsh;sg-saGcks and G3ofs oHiy
IA at least forty feet Of the front of the bulk
"fs ad tor fishing stqacks ant bOats IN be lad TO-
The Ferry Company, in defence OF this re.erva-
lion hes its febcer poles close - pier No IS thus
cuin~g OF the use OF The pier and hulk head FRI the
uses OF the City ard rendering in vaaeess
. water front Of forty feet ana piece of land
forty ~ one hundred feet Until tho City can get
pos' Of this pnCerty ia il wise to make ihi- a2-
proprisiion OF $1,000 Aud why Cypress this tax
fiootD community for any sum - build markets,
when he enterprise Of individuals c3o do the busi-
ness ard give better satisfaction 10 the public
The Commh siODtr calls for sl44 900 for repairs 70
public buildings. That be could spend this sun, and
pertps call for more, is qaite Irobstle. But Tih
Yets4rrbis degree OF economy presume ne might
get iLrcueb The Year for oDe-third the amount. la
asking f,r large for repairs, he should have
desyUaitd the particular houses which are IN sdch
dapidaed state Is 20 require such an enormous SUN
jecis $50 900. And II this sum is increased It ought
not 20 be done except specific aud detailed state
mems showing in what Localities the repairs are
DteC d.
The sum of g. 600 is added for Police and Fire
TELEGRAPH
1h- estimate Of tho Chief Engineer increases the
cap, n-es Of the Fire Department from sj5 900 last
year 10 $92 900 for l5jsn Increase Of S37 000 aud
the Comm ssiontr OF Repairs and Supplies sugyests
that So GOO ought be- added to the es'imate OF
lie Cbie-msking the total increase $40 COO. Ac-
compopy Dg his estimate the Coi.f Engineer says:
J.. principal reason for requiring 50 large e sum
fc tbs coming year Is the very large, md ~ ~ y
"OJ sn.oR USSECEssARY Increase OftEe number 0fcom
pa les during the past three years, the equipping
OF nich companies oecari0us the increase. II me in
cItssei is ubneces ary, why not apply a remedy q
once ard make the force Of the Department conform
10 What the Chief Engineer considers necessary
TIE Fine Department ought TO be entirely sepa-
rated fOIn and independent of the Department OF Re-
pair Supplies. Economy ami efficiency would
be promoted by such an arrangement have put in
the appropriation SIS 600, which is an increase Of
go OcO from last year. This expenditure, it should
be b,ue in mind il only portion Of the cost Of the
Fire Department There is q constant aud heavy
drain On the Treasury for purchasing lots building
bou'es and pulling down, changing aud snlarging
them; and the Interests Of those who desire TO sell
thea OLD houses at large price and the faucied
comfort Of those who claim expensive house as
has been provided for any other company, often
max, serious i1rOaGs into the Treasury.
XIV.--CnILECToR OF ASSESSMENTS.
No. IA il dotssei statement of the Assessments
levied upon tie real estate of the City, for building
sewers. opening regulating and grading streets, &c.
The total amount Is s2f, l36 81
XV.-SUPERIoR Court.
Statement No Is ia IN estmate furnished by the
Clerk Of the required to pay the salaries Of the
Just CTS Clerks, and other officers of the Superior
| Court:
SIX Justices. 81 eco a 900
Esh, Clerks from SO 10 Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Twelve Officers, at $50 each. 800
Il
Tslip n ed receipts Clerks Office
Amount to be provided by 400
XVI.-CoURT or CoMmoS PLEAS.
Statement No l6 is an estimate required for the sal
saa II the new Clerks of this Court appointed under
tbe Act Chapter 1885, OF the Laws Of 1854, and the Of
hcers Of said Court:
Three Judges at 81 600 0c0
Seven CIefks from so to 800
kine OccIs, at $500 each. 65N
|
E,tmSteo 1000
Antsases to be prov ded for, shown in Statement
Nc. ofo
Amount to be provided by tax...............$25,4 3
XVII-CoUSTY CLERK.
| Statement No. II is estimate, made out by the
County Clerk, of the required for salaries and
oth, expenses of his office. The total SUN to be ap
| propriaied is $50 900. This is the amount OF
bis estate for last year; although act has been
passtJ Chapter 1873, of the laws of 1884, providing
clerks a very large brGpch of business previously